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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

ms Following were the trsssnx auosa-
u whoieaais dealers yesterday.
Sugar. Fieas ann e~w~~

=. "A
Sugar u-.s,..' $40 e"s
H. -. 100. s. e.. &C. 81 bsls. per
dry sran,sIs.s IN ooss, pc ID, sTse:
sssc: powaeress So, =. Dess. PER - 80. ca5e,
=, Fsos-r etc ooa5lng)~rat = s.xeey,@n,.
80, Novelty a 81 California hraras
cws, s. .sass sr a. s.yaF' Per ess s..yy. per
is-lo sacks. & per cw.e rye ess,r ror
Deas ~. or f9-rh ssrSx G1s nTr egT.
HeAs, pr Ebi A55. uer gx. &.
49, Va+Ss per Dbl, tszra 50; bon.gy per
-four r,Ar s2.f per eass, whole wheat
saeks. &c: a,e,s 49, 49,: par par barley. I'D
.pv-ip sacks. d. zfh a9a. psa1 ,,l -
its. ITO; 90 4, 4 -. 49,. 49," go
G.is. kesx r. n @A ""iis"ss SS''
Coffee uos,o.ns)-e;resn--ss, ner N.
choice per n, ~. pesx,.s rss,,,r1sss
per cwt. sis s ss.fh sass $50 -. esrsD a. e
Iaya .i sis' per e'' r. se ' s Sex Sac:
;isss: ee s St, 6. ssft &, ,:sis Lion. i'"'
Meats. rr.,t.,..s .,s r,.h
FRESH Meats oabbing,-cow beef, 5asisc.
norn snsee'. 81 per II; mutton &c per 10.
pr,,stLy 70 per 10; veal &c per 10.
hams email. iie' sreass s s .ssss ' Sc
So ssnfF. sssc.
salrunu xs..s .1oensngf-halibat sgtc'
3isal4n. go salmon trout, &c; fiounssets,
bass &. s...,.<se Iv.h go, p. 1870
A1rszllSc: shr.m,,~ f6r
Batter, Cheese. Ers. ..A poultry.
p,,,,
,.rsa,na., Hancn, $U.sc; Washington
CO. @.io prints, isHisc.
ros1iic Cooonsl~-Nagiys washington
p ss 'JoeDilsl- isc.
1919 tlobtans,~I asckens. iD0ilc: live
"A"'. crs's>ed cnscks.ls. izssc-
vegetables aud Frait.
Potatoes ftohbinr,--,e..v n,,a.ae. soa,,.
per ton. 'A'e
Vegetables s4ns,,st.x,~. f>-.. - a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26
WATER FRONT yorEA

II ts doubtful wnetne- sA@. Eoeslse VIII
make any further E@n en- lie SessIsie~Ntc-
toytA rosss4
Steamer Idaho has chsngea her sirrss
taase. and will hereafter leave Cor Port
Townsend AT 7 - IA.
The summer rash OF Sunday visitors 20
Nest SEATTLE has commenced. Yesterday
l~aa Visitors CROSSED Ola the ferry boat.
Schooner Alee<se arrived yesterday from
a 1sasElS yoyage having on board soEas
thirty tons of hallbet. which she slsscAars-
ed q; Aifsswnrth * pann's
Harry GILLESPIE. who -ceS forth 10 pvea
and Skagaway IS captain ~ thu Esisth.
carrying cargo Of sSseusy-..ve horses
Will be accaEu panied By both ske dogs, The
white bnil AID The brown setter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26


go - ss.~ 49, Sssea
800. - s ss@" t"sfs&se asc1
- zss,tsx sr-af rov ~ae~s
pes, large bnx- Gsssss-e. Royal asxsc1sx IS
Agsse rsr eaxs lcrxEc~-h strawberries
<ss3 pr esssst. large szrzws@yTssx SO
: pr c1esEs n!ackasrrs@s. E-zsa-ss PR
chest sSEsSTrseS assSs pr rE*<s car
talouqes. sfssi-5 rer crase: eurraass rs
Lao fE- crest E&ss -sS%c sst small sscxs
S@s 49, - 80 - 49, k-@T6~S~ |Fsssr
Irssx~s So pxe hurs~-S- yass~e..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26
Saturdays Transfers

Augustus II. Holcoub to EsvW Holconb,
10. ~ block =. BROOKLYN add, July 2S. S0o.
John H. Hendren 10 James II. Canerty,
lots TO L. block ~, AcAnerneys East Side
add Tacoma March 80. 81.
Burrows H Rothweil ct ux- 10 Jacob L.
Summers. lots D 70 80. block r, Merien
Park. Sept 70. 1928. 81.
Jacob l.. SUMMERS - Tx. 10 Margaret l..
cafTrey. lots 8 10 20, block +. Merlen Park.
Nov /. 1886, 81.
Albert r Eonsan e. ux., by Payton
Brown attorney. to government of tho
United States, nv ne We Sc sec 10, Up Is.
:. gig acres. Jaiy -. 81
state 10 United States OF America lot 5.
block g. Seattle tide lands. July l.. Sill.
Smiths Cove Land Co. 70 United States
os America tract In "Unplattsi Reserve
A /" bordering on Smiths cove. July Is, q.
c., 81.
August peRoux 70 Henry Thurman 4
Interest III Silver King and Silver Queen
iodss on Fcss river, July =. 81.
Thomas Wilson 10 August DeRoux. u
Interest In same properly, July q. ST.
Charles J. O'Dorneil 20 Elizabeth A.
o-Donneii. ne ne sec s, I'd Is l. 10
acres June IS. 81. se
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

PORT GAMBLE July S-Saiiet-Scs-
fSsera EssSs. CArs. LsnahnsTn. for SAa
Pedro Arrsrcd-Sehr pAanogan. Cant.
Neare, thirteen days from Sar Francisco.
By hk Ersezaaaa- Capt. Tcyr. from Hesssr-
acsa VIA Port Townsend. 10 load fer esss
gDaSs
HoQJTsN 5afy %s-.arrsveSs--asats Of
orlaass. from san rrancEscc. 10 loali az
Aberdeen.
SAN FRANCISCO Tnts A--Sslisss~-ssk
Columbia for PORT Haassiay. TX Rufus f.
Wood Tor Nana3nsc. t'1satilis fer SsAsag.
tie hrg Cossssseas, COR Maaukasaa.
SHANGHAI. July &.---Sstt<ss-~Isg al Col
Ssse. FER Vancouver
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VESSELS BOUND IN.

viii ss where .a ns ana
s ss S:7 G.: ss 3 ! 's' rs 81 Ss
Il: Ct $:s { as: E: s:s:.ss
s ::s ss S: &c !;
+ : s. $ 5s9s i Jun. q
s:s.; S:; as;ss 6 e.: ! 3 s @ Fl T
Suns !, +E.s | 5 JUS IL
Es e MIR d ions Il s Port TOWNSEND 'sa'
Sass: s SSs e g. e 81 & - Vs9ss July a
H5 Z S. @ s;%:; =; II,
M - ss go. s:.s
s s:: SSH ;:Ss 5:'; s ! 3: :: ;i 5:;
$ss = = = y "
# + I. IS IS S ss; T, iss
IL s .s T', s3s T. e: i: g. 49, i: S:s
e.: s; S s i. - q g.. Fs:F
k ks ne s. + + i sss: r. Ss July
L. Issv s. sr s K 3 SAY e Ga re Westminster
@ & Err Far 'a ss JULY
. ss Ssis e e. + 81; X ss:s i' '' July Is
Nav t'ss 4 en-
Z r:ss's 's' +. s ss gsa 5sris .:ss s
sssaas: -. - I'D i,s
s s;5ss 80 - -, ..: ,s,r
s:s "A !. {. . %s es: +, Jane
pauas JehA~u Ger atoms san "a po@aGa Ppzet
Port
Peeriss
r-sIans ps~os Am @n o
S 49,. 49, = g. = I 4 IS ~ - ~
So S: B. 81 !. j.: r ls.s iss.
NanmGEF~
~nlz
Gerhk tors salAve
s.s s ss = :. : IS sss 80: .s55f7
Janis IN
Trsnsis
F Es - & !. :: o. s: =. ' 5y
Ss Es 49,; 4 81 4 s. ss .s: iii ?
Y.e~rfs. Sci An
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

LONDON. July AT the wool auctions
today s.oo2 bales were offered. OF which $50
were withdrawn Sales were as follows;
New South Wales. &fs2 hales-Scoared.
sy%d9fs 5f.3 greasy, 41d.
Queensland. $50 balss-Scoured, sdGlS
Glad: greasy, S. TSd.
Victoria. go bales Secured. SID:
greGSy. s.. HSiat.
South Australia. sSS bAie$-Scoured, Sat
ais I'D greasy. Gid.
West Australia. ESQ hales-Scoured. 6%ap
9s-d. greasy, s4.Q I'D,
Tasmania d eaIe rs. -. al 20
I0s-i greasy. Tr9d.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 1873 bales
Greasy. 5aiId.
Punta Arenas ssi t.ales-(sreasy. faasasd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

p-fnss. - Ess4 *: 10 good "a ek.esr~ n IA
@@ss caves. 1rsr- 10 cM1sEs s. 5fxSE y
ssoFs-fse bulk sold a. e gsMf1 " szses
efe ~ an extreme ysrxe Or e. gSssa ~.
hssvy A-kfrx lets fs--sssrsss = xsss9 z -ra
WeFz etess1 ws1s prices sr-@raiSy x2sss7ErSs-
-ssse E%~-ssiss "a rvsss e-orT - SEs% n@srw
Ezrwesy AZ g. -ssFs fz-ssx r~<srs-- r -
-. sag Esses - srirzs- Feeding iz-nss solA
ecss5ss--EattEs. 80. hogs, =. $50. shecp.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26
TIDES AZ seattle Harnor Today.


IRE North Western Line comprises ev.,
aoa miles O. perfectly equipped railway
=. utfnqsx lava. Wisconsin Ng~nt~.n
.gf,~ssota. Eerrn Dakota South Dzk,,.
S-hrsska ard Wyoming. II operate, fss
crest trains n the wc-ld. TIE service "A
chicago Milwaukee ana al ire r-snespsi
ssss@s as the East ara Southeast cannot
- SURPASSED. Insist 81 having your ttcss,
Via the Neyta-weste-a" F. w parker
COMMERCIAL Assas, So sa.ss srsnxs. seq.
.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

RS longest so -.e~t N~suffftsa rfsS "a
electric csrs Take ne Seattle & Eal-ssr
Reach Fx5i~8T fsr trip through fNs
~sesss a-a gardens ard S1nsw ts~ Lake
wxsntngtcn ssar@ to Renter Eo.ra TRIP
= cents Cara sexss ca WssS.1Sssa
ss.sgt ES1Ty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26
xto-~eafsie tn San rranrisea-afo

Tourist. IS 1rxs -cs&ss. both f-ciuff-r
s~rtA. for tran leaving every Gay a. "a
4 IA so.ssAsr= Pa<43c Ticket O4see, g.
Sgrss ats-ses.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

= yce ara ysa sheale have the Post
f-ts3gsgerceT sert 70 yeu. Il viii COS.
nothing extra CAL AZ Our orsce An& aaye
yoG- address charxet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

- -. clear. wfrt w&ss. sen r.tiea Inward
lAss risHs. tzsx Tees ans SEES rer Tsrners@ss.
IS ssio~k. steamer FLORIDA a. - a M
Outward. ssesSxsex IS sxfa-sesse AZ ss4 r n. !.
= seaocExs. g. T. r.. t1x EssysAs. AZ -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

TACOMA July "a - Wheat -- Milling
price. No. club. CSC; No. ! blaes,em sec.
Export price. nominal
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KRusE s. s. LINE.

nmmxr Cleveland leaves San Francisco
n ckaftle Sunday. July q. AT > g. m.
me-: Cabin. $50; steerage. $3.50. Steamer
i6tne lsaves San Francisco regtlIa riy for
iosf.s and Tacoma. Freight. 81 per ton.
T.. II. CAME, Agent.
Arlington Docx
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WEATHER AND TIDES.

FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. Juiy a, 1897.
Fair. warmer.
L. s. DEPARTMENT OF ACRfCUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN
Tel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

special Tsspzsch ia sha rsos.~ Inte5.iE@acs-
gsA1SJLSz. T4ly 1..-4 = @-xafoxsisr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

II you are you should havs ths Pow
Infsii.eene<> a~nt 10 you. IL VIII cost
nothing extra Call at oar Office and have
Vxur address rhaUGAA-
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. July -. - Wheat - waila
Wslla, zoe. Valley. re.
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From July i. 20 u. inclusive. and every
Monday and Thursday thereafter up "a
ara inciadinz Monday, August >. the
Northern Pacific siii max. the following
Law rates 10 thu East: To Eloux City
OMAHA snf Kansas city. 80 50. a. Louis.
t.: ~. Pasl aud Chicago. 81. c4l at the
Northern Pacific offices. Seattle. for al
particulars. l. A. Sseeau. q snsrai Agent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

The Northern Fsrsfsc viii make greatly
reduced rates 70 the East 81 tsse time tbs
Christian Esnassvoe c~isxatss return home
Sac Framescso. and II you wish 10 accom-
pany your friends East. caIi st the North
EN- Pacific cd.ces sos al parsc slarA
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.
LONDON, July es.-SSlver. Hhd
Hreadataffs.

LIVERPOOL. July 34--Wheat - Steady:
cargoss OF coast. quiet and steady car
goes on passage. seller at . decline of 81.
Wheat In Paris. quiet; fiour in Parts, quiet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26
MARKETS AND TRADE,
THE SEATTLE N1Ekrrx

TIE California steamer which arrived IN
frs,s. asy Sas1fnaT brought consisers ssts,
1 .s1al sno ssse local market In rsow vii
ssScksd. TIE w'enascsaes assrsoass cs-,.s
misason snen say. are far ssss~rse,- - - !.
- '1ornsa apricot and IL IL besserrasg "a !
market tn this city TIE uar,..@s.s. 80 :
,sas Hss1cfs s4nsf flavor. ARD. i, Is s.sr-
exclusively. - - is'I ssea
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

transactions since January 1 and
for the Past Week.
Real estate transactions since January l.
lss. are S. IS "a Is There were filed for
record during the week So deeds. the con-
s!deratIons axgregating 81, iS42 Fol-
lowing Is the record for the week by days,
Including SATURDAYS transfers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26
NEW YORK Markets.


NEW YORK Jssly ss-T7ss sa-sgone eo.-
essssSn tass sas new tariff nil w01Ed -
seskss1 so1aY. ana tire cereal cr0ps cor-
further strength except In sh@ sSraf hair
h11rs When the sSovs sales o. -exifxAffxs,,s
81 FRONTS diminished ire days rise 70 =
1s1xsa6as wniSk fsa asss.% wsr~ suffered
~ Sugar. Lead CHICAGO Gas sus t-alsfry
s1arss- Commission hfysss@sx hsslgnt itsr-
a.ly IN fn= sarfy eeaisnga- ~ ssd London.
SI,1oSgA II xas holiday tnere High
record rrtces raw. beer the RUE -zth.-
That tns exceo<tar fe~ sSs~ we~k s,rs4-~ ire
stsgs lsiSs OF approaching rarsr settlement
ga 80 sss:faSsas ssos OF soos1 cross az eos.s
sseHefss speculation was very broad a.f
many long -dqF-san+ shares vEei with the
sss2sriSed Mf-tlse stocks IN potn. Of sni-
uaSSfass- PIrrSt4xeg by Inside interests
wee IN eTsss Zee, ard reports ~ pool sup
Port were frszsly eiScuiafesi Irsvessrssas.s
shares were ssgsriy sought. and the pie
is4ora % u1orfe5 a. the prevalent tow rst@s
encouraged extensive purcssssss fer long
account. TFse .soney market was some
whas s'iner at times. cali accommodations
ness w5& gsngr1tig transacted al per
cent Time loans were in b~stsr Request.
WIFE snorf proceeds tn vr0st demand Tire
commercial paxssr market hesa Qxfef with
out essential change from the current rata
OF sns psr cent. according 70 maturity
THE fall for tha ws.k ~ ~ for silver fa-s
and v for Mex!can dollars vas sn srrr-
TsatsIy with the decline tEs Ts8-don wftA .ha
exception Ct fsabs%g preferred the indus
trials were strong In anticipation of benz
fts from the new tsrs~. Sugar made nee
gain f0r he week Of Ia per cant Sugar
transactions were or an enorufous scale RI
the opening this week Common registered
ls6, the highsSt price e-ar attained BY a
speciality The preferred stock bounded ur
10 IL, reacted TO III. and closed a. ff2
nss gain of 4aa per cert TIE bears brougn.
about reaction ahosIt th4 irrladie OF tirs
week on the assumption fisst the tariff hill
would 10 delayed. bs1f subsequent nssur-
ancss that Il weui3 ce disposed Of this
week caused The best prices of the week 10
Dc recorded fl tf1e last two days
The aggregate SALES for the aeek reached
the large total OF 2Ns ore shares
THE bond market during the week de-
yelGg~exs marked animation with notable
Improvement en- the value OF MANY Issues
sfseeIsation WAS very broad, with pnr-
cnsSes FOR investment account being dis
eernabls IN many Instances Lower grads
securities were quite generally dealt IN and
were largely taken for foreign account
The aggregate sales were SfS 80 ssa
Government bonds were quiet, but gen.
orally strong.
Exports and Imports.
The exports OF specie fron, the port Of
New York we're ssslso In gold and s. asss-
~ IN silver. The imports were; Gold.
sSi.sS silver. fgT.fsT; dry goods, 81 4i0 $50,
general merchandise. E .sQT5t3.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

pacific NAVIGATION 60.
80 Gard liz Effec. June I. 1871.

.&r1E. EVERETT & WHATCOM
ROUTE.
AZ Washington leaves G<assLa
xxeept Saturday. at 10 .. n.
?1E a. LA CONNER ROUTE
S.s.ssyen leaves Seattle daily. except
.S.sSsr III 8 q. n
@sssbof5e. Main 23a- Yesler dock.
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PAL Col
friends

~ " Satsr
y his q
lntcres
IN the
siixafion
nat in II
BIZ ret
une tina
ibera, y
close rel.
and has
-Irtsslsg1
recently
Il San :
who ~
100 for
lstser fr
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= less
Of the g
= n mis-
- ago 81
ing rner
the Tss
mi ali-re
I lfsrva]
lteat at
lille atse
back on
iast a. q
Harvard
The fnSta
is on IN
III. For
"a ana ?
Jpn. AZ
,tsb ann.
Vie fsst
ifsr Of q
ysaya q
L fever.
g and ~
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months
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crzs rizl
.artunxts
ke fnff
n on tt
Sc msn
tx The ~
thA erns
ns 81 yse
arcorsfAF
3 n1xr
wzSer IA
creek ~
40 give
.s.s that
sssb SAID
now 80
Every n
slain. aa
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lAeapvery
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

~aqfIE. TACOMA.
VANCOUVER, 3. G..
-. steamsr Utopia for Port Townsend.
..ssssrtes, Whatcona. BLAINE and vIE-
49, Yssier wharf Mondays and
SSsssfaxa { 9. N. Blaine. e.. Vancouver.
2 ~ Information, Yesser dock.
90 ON THE GREYHOUND.
~~rsff Efmonds, 5nohomfsh Route.
- round triys daily. except sunday
z ~, Nov. D. iss1. Leaves Seattle =
n, .. M. leaves Everett srs
30 o. m, 5;i5 p. N. Seattle land
- fnlu.an dock: Everett landing, Msr-
xestT 0ock. Connects with Str. Five,
- ;z1ousa: with Str. Mikado for Sroh1-
- ufth train for Monte cristo and wav
sssssrs Telsphone Red 33i
TEANK ". GOODHUE. Manager.
xe-DAILY BOAT TO TACOMA
6eaper Glide will leave City dock dassv
csssz Neaday az 3 q. m. for Tacoma. Re.
srs3nr. viii leave Tacoma at 3:el %. m
- tomnserclsI dock. Tuesday, Thurs
- "a safurday via west passage: Wed
,s1ay and Friday. stopping at yashon
ri cAautzuauz.
j. r. yANDERHOEF. Master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

s;rfotly srst~ciass. all modern improve
.rents. fra sample rooms
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

1anecting AZ 81. Michaols with elegan.
assr steamers direct for the mines. For
sses and further information apply at
ne eompsny's office. els First avenue.
seatile.
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AGE
.eGold
all OJ
-x~--<-
COB6

roar /
Z the G |
asi rrn
tune u |
sndyke-
hove ID |
fI,rs~~
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silver bars $780, sRs Ora ftx-Sfgtt a.. I'll
Mex dolls :. fzs sf4saz Telegraph $3.50
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ipeka al
rom VIZ |

esassss
49, ssssss
...s...s
ssssss-sss
~ssss%.sss
s<.sss-ss
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g~aprer-sStraug. Lake. brokers'. 81 -,
x~w gr,srs--s-tessv. Southern - Sssla -
Lead strong. brokers. s. -
Tga-fSasv
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The following dA
tn the of sheia
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-09-24
ORDER on Publication.
Elisha G. Etchison and others VS.. The
unknown heirs Of Henry Brewer,
deceased.
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
as Court Of Equity. No. 1874 Equity.


THE OBJECT of this bill is to procure a
l. decree for the sale OF certain real estate
in Montgomery county, in the State Of Mary
land, Of which certain Henry Brewer, late
of said county, deceased, died seized and
possessed to pay creditors OF said deceased.
The bill states that the said Henry Brewer
was in bis lifetime indebted unto your orator,
Elisha G. Etchison. in the sum Of ninety. two
dollars and fifty cents and unto your orator,
Marion W. Thompson in the sum Of thirty
dollars and forty-six cents.
That said Henry Brewer, being so indebted
unto your orators Elisha G. Etehison and
Marion W. Thompson, and also unto divers
other persons, and being seized and possessed
of parcel of land in said Montgomery cOun-
~, containing two acres, more or less, being
the same land conveyed TO said Henry Brew
er by Augustin Hartmann and wife, BY deed
dated December 70, 1887, and recorded among
the Land Records Of said county in Liber J..
A., No, IL, folios 1874, etc., less one-half an
acre thereof conveyed by said Henry Brewer
to your orator, Marion W. Thompson, by
deed dated December LIST, 1893, and recorded
among said Land Records in Liber J. A =,
No AZ, folios 400, etc., departed this life
about the month of September, A. D. 1894,
interstate, leaving him surviving 9 widow,
Annie Brewer, but what heirs, If any, is un-
known.
That said Henry Brewer left no personal
estate to be administered upon.
That by virtue Of the Act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided the estate Of
said deceased is indebted unto your orator,
Thomas G. Groomes, in the full sum of thirty
two dollars and twenty-five cents, for work
done and materials provided by him in and
about the funeral and burial OF the said Hen
ry Brewer.
1t is thereupon, this twenty-third day Of
September, A. D. 1897, ordered by the Cir
cult Court for Montgomery county, as a
Court of Equity, that the plaintiff, by caus-
ing a copy Of this order to be inserted in
some newspaper published in said Montgom-
cry county, once 10 each of four successive
weeks before the sixteenth day Of October.
A. D. 1897, give notice to said unknown heirs
of Henry Brewer, deceased, of the object aud
substance of this bill, warning them to APP
pear in this Court, in person or by solicitor,
on or before the first day of November next,
to show cause, If any they haSe, why de-
cree ought not to be passed as prayed.
JAMES ANDERSON, Cl'k
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test:
sep 24-td JAMES ANDERSON, Cpk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-09-24
THE TICKET COMPLETE.

The Democratic State, Judicial and
County ticket is now complete, and its
every essential is such as must command
the enthusiastic support of every Democrat
who processes allegiance to his party and
desires its success.
The personnel of the State ticket IS too
well known as to require from US single
word. The popular applause which has
greeted the action of the State Convention
throughout the State In the selection Of
Thomas A. Smith, of Caroline county, for
Comptroller, and the gallant and splendid
]. Frank Ford, Of st. Mary's county, for
Clerk of the Court of Appeals, an Office that
he has already filled for nearly six years
with credit to himself and distinguished
honor and like credit 10 his State and
county, is such an endorsement as must sat
siy the most fastidious in our ranks.
Indeed, we cannot recall the time In our
political history when the nominees of
any one of our State Conventions have in.
spired such enthusiasm, and been product.
i've OF such harmony or given greater as
surance of telling victory in November.
The nomination of Hon. Clayton o.
Keedy, of Frederick City, by the Judicial
Convention, which assembled In this town
last week, for Judge to succeed Associate
Judge Lynch, whose term of continuance
in office has expired by legislative termina-
ton, has undoubtedly given additional
Nd hna To dc in, thio
immediate section Of the State, as we'll as
invigorated confidence in Democratic meth.
DDS.
Though, perhaps, with limited personal
political or professional acquaintance In
our county, it is at home that Mr.. Keedy
stands prominently high as a finished gen.
tleman, ripe lawyer and an earnest Dem
ocrat. He has for number Of years been a
member of the firm of Urner & Keedy, one
of the largest and best known law firms Of
Frederick City. Such are the personal, legal,
and professional essentials of MIR. Keedy
and we do not fear the result
AS regards our County nominations, we
have already spoken and in language Of no
doubtful eqnivocation Our ticket is good
one from "start to finish. Its nomination
was received most cordially at the very be-
ginning and 1t has been gaining in popular
favor every day since.
The ticket is now complete and the great
problem to to be solved by our friends on
the End OF November lie, what will you dor
We have an abiding confidence in the in :
tegrity and honest determination of our
friends not only at home but throughout
the State, and will answer the question
Stand like honest men by the Democratic
nominations, State, Judicial and County
and give the old commonwealth over again
TO Democratic management, and have an
honest, effectual and judicious administers.
ton OF our State affairs.
This answer, as well as prediction in It's
result, will gladden. the hearts Of our people
generally, assist in invigorating the current
prosperity when it reaches Us and restore
the time honored Democratic flag in triumph
over the entire State.