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availing, and the committee will have more time to inquire into the unfortun- ate company's transactions.
 The miscellaneous committee was given full power in fixing licenses for special holiday business stands.
 OTEHDR BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
 Mayor Evans notified the board that two vacancies existed on the board of education. They will be filled At the next mesting.
 A motion prevailed to collect a whole sale besr license from Henry Bernard He had previously petitioned the board to relieve him of @ netail license as ne only supplied his friends with beer which he purchased from other dealers MT. Hert schel wanted him to pay re- tail license also as he sold as little as half a pint of liquor at a, time. Th@ motion was ruled out of order.
 A resolution was adopted locking to the adoption of some plan or system of ad- vertising and printing the stock sales by the city.
 The park committee was authorized to purchase as many native trees aus needed and transplant them tn the parks.
 The judiciary committee was in- structed to determine the cost and ad- visibility of codify.ng ths laws of the city,
 ANOTHER ORDINANCE.
 Alderman Altman introduced the fol- lowing resolution which was placed on it second and third readings, and final passage by a suspension of the rules:
 An Ordinances to Amend Sec. 60 of the City Code.-Be it ordained by the mayor and board of aldermen of Birmingham that paragraph 6, section 60 of tine city code shall be changed to read: "It shall be his 1the mayor's) duty, at the first meetings of July and January of each year and at the last meeting of his term of office, to make to the board a full staemsnt in writing of the pecuniary con- dition of the city showing its financial and physical conditions'
 The board then went into executive ssssion and adjourned.
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QUEEN AND CRESCENT ROUTE.
Shortest and Quickest Line to New Orleans
 Solid vestibule Trains.

with its connections, formerly the Queen and Crescent route, is the shortest and quickest line from Birmingham to New Orleans. A solid vestibule train leaves Birmingham at 1925 night, arriving New Orleans 11:45 next morning. This train carries Pullman's handsomest drawing room Buffet Sleeping Cars, day coaches, baggage and express cars through with out change.
 The evening train leaving Birmingham at D. m., carries elegant Pullman Uni ion Sleeping Cars from Birmingham to New Orleans without change, arriv- ing at New Orleans at 6:30 next morn. ing, making connection with Southern Pacific for the west.
 For comfort and speed travel via the Queen and Crescent Route.
 c. M. BILLHEIMER, Travelling Passenger Agent Alabama Great Southern Railway, 2019 First avenue. Telephon= GIT.
The age-herald., 1897-12-02
 II IS MAYOR PAT WALSH The Ex-Senator Wins a Hard
 Fought Battle AND IS MAYOR OF AUGUSTA The Voting Market Was BuIlish Yesterday Negroes Get as High as Fifteen Dollars aVote-Way It's Donein Georgia.
Special to The. Age-Hel.ald.

Special to The. Age-Heiald.
 Augusta. Ga, Dec. 1.--After the most memorable election i'm Augustus his tory Hon. Patrick Walsh Is elected mayor of Augusta by SPA plurtli;y. in a hot three -corner:d fight with Postmaster William M. Dunbar and Councilman Dan Kerr
 Mr. Walsh received a plurality of the white vote, and also of the negro vote. His vote is 3,S5S; K=rr's, 2,5S4, and Dun bars, 1,610. Councilman Kerr was the administration candidate, and was SUD- ported by the organized political ma chinery of the city government, the city officials, police, fire department, esc.
 With this knowledge, MT. Walsh en- tered the race anld made the fight of the people against the ring. It was a hotly contested fight for nearly three months, in which there was much bitterness, but the election day pasS.d off without "a single disturbance or altercaition. The use of money in the election was abso- luseiy open, and nl; gro votes were bought at $5 apiece.
 The hottest fight in the mayoralty con test was in the Fourth ward, where Kerr's vote was 1,026 and Walsh's 1,011. The only contest for council was in the Fhelt ward, where W. A. Garrett and Albert Martin were the candidates. Here votes brought as high as $15, and Gar ret won by ten votss.
 The fighi was won by the Walsh men by .12 o'clock, and the enthusiasm over Mr Walsh's victory soon spread all over the city and was wired to th4 afternoon papers. Since then telegrarns of con- gratula ation have been pouring from all over the state and country.
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No Excess Baggage.

Portsmouth, Va, Dec. 1.-The latest move in the fight of the Stalboard Air Line against its competitors is shown in the following order issued today:
 "On and after December, 1897, and until further notice the Seaboard Air Line in order to msat the action of it's compsiti- tors VIII allow free 300 pounds of baggage for each passenger holding full ticket and 150 pounds for each half ticket between stations on its line. There will be no change in the free allowances in checking baggage through to poitns beyond the S5aboard Air Line"
The age-herald., 1897-12-02
THE MYSTIC SHRlNERS
Met in Sac Convention Last Night and Elected
 0fficers-W. J. Pearce Horored.

Alabama held large meeting last night in ghe Masonic Temple, corner of First avenue and Tewntj.th street. The fol- lowing officers were elected for the en- suing term
 George F. Whselock, illustrious poten- tate.
 Walter Ransom, chief raban
 e. E. Meglemery, assitsanr ra ban.
 Andrew Ba tham, treasurer.
 J. T. Meade, secr:itary.
 W. J. Pearce was elected grand repre- sentsltive to the imperial council, which msets at Dallas, Tex, in June next. ?.
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TERMINATE THE
 WATER CONTRACT
tcontlnued From First Page)

 up by % p aon or the supreme court should become come common common erer putting hnss % to % @ eosa of m in @ & % ib @ t % Se ~asr persists in this unequal and unjust method of charging for their water rent this the of
  of surface plas large jOs his water ,.. CHARGES CHARGES NOT wAFnASrEDp THE CONTRACT tnaiuS aa sst3 a 'ne ne nrnnan wal @0r h 4t m % tract and which in many collects beyond the contract s has violated With static rml g would S, haba river and the elevation beth capable OO Early after the the inserted sass a' 4a ssSs S @ @ ~a4 not the n % % a S @ @ rss ps y % % % So far as am afored the cl ~ss mott eosd nor it's permission d ra to @ tb b cT @ f @ @ q % @ n p @ @ @ 9 % @ or s TS ] @ opera m au @ o @ h pressure r @ to @ % png b p @ @ uId M % on 1 T @ % fire % apaTm E sounded and higher Thus the usual thing The r Hsa sas"y or .as ssas hssss street. Contract s. Usual ssas. , First avenue and Twentieth street s5 pounds 5 pounds .. pounds pounds company claims that this arrangement % s mp affair & and 5 is easily e9ntroed that y@ only have to touch the water system since The simplest devc is liable % Su @ zsns have . @ difficulty recalling this affair @ @ U a m su @ os se1 0n the fire that night there would have been am of the company to maintain it's contract The e cutoff
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In Bad B,Izzard Roast.

Nathan Rivers was dangerously cut in Buzzard Roost by another negro yes terday afternoon. A woman was the cause of the trouble. . No arrests have been made but the identity of tlle as- sailant is known to the officers. Rivers bled profusely, but his wound is not necessarily fatal.
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Series of Revival Services.

Dr. Steele, an eminent divine, is con- ducting series of revival services at the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
 All who have heard Dr. Steele declare his sermons to be replete with logic, eloquence and earnestness.
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MRS. .WINSLoW'S SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the CHILD. SOF'TENS the GUMS, AL LAYS all PAIN: CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins lows Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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DROPPED DEAD.
A Heater at the Rolling Mill Succumbed From Heart Disease,

Heater al the RolIlng NTH ouccumDed From
 Heart Disease.
 Armon Winnon, a heater at the rolling mill, dropped dead while at hts work of heart disease. His remains are at the Warner-Smtley morgue.
 He came here recently from Newcas- tie, and had been at work only two days. He had finished one heat and sat down to rest. He suddenly fell over and was dead when assistance reached him.
 Little or nothing is known of him ex- cept that he was natdve of Pfttsburg, Pa. and had worked here about two years ago.
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FOR SALE.

s1OO each, two beautiful lots fronting south on car line at Fowler station in Woodlawn.
 s4OO $1OO cash, balance s7.00 per month. nice 4-room house on car line near Lucile station, Woodiawn. If you haven't $l00 come and see me anyway
 $1500, $500 cash, balance $25 per month, corner lot with broom house, 4th avenue, four blocks from 20th street.
 2100, new 7-room house, all modern inns provements on 7th avenue. Lot 50x190 near car line.
 $500 $200 cash 50-foot lot with house, Ave- nue H between 18th and 18th streets.
 $500 S125 cash, 5 acres 800 feet from East Birmingham dummy line, two and half miles out
 s1,250, easy terms, broom cottage 27th street. and Avenue F, nice home.
 5000. 2-story brick renting for $500 per aAnu''' s. E THOMPSON, Telephone 24 2l5 Fist street. su tu. tn. stf.
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Old One Good Enough.

Berlin, Dec. 1.-The reichstag today reelected Baron von Buol-Beremben as president of the house. The. next sitting of the reachstag win take place on Fri day.
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For Circuit Court Clerk,

Fergus w. Mccarthy asks your sup port for reelection to the office of clerk of the circuit court for Jefferson county, A'abama Subject to the action of the democratic party.
The age-herald., 1897-12-02
Cuesetas' Life Attempted.

London, Dec 2.-A dispatch to the Times from Montevideo says that att tempt was made yesterday "Wednesday y) to stab Ssnor Jose Cuesetas, president ad Interim of Urugay. The attempt was un- successful, the bystanders warding off the blow. The man was formerly mem Der of ths Montevddean police force. News of the outrage spread rapidly and caused great excitems mt, and the city Is under martial law and there has been no outbreak.
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ANNOUN ENTS.
G. R. HARSH

is canida te for nomination by the dem1 ocra tic party, for the office of senior judge of the city court of Birmingham.
 1O-1o-tf.
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For Associate Judge of the City Court of Bir.
 min ph ha

We are authorized to announce Charles B Powell as candidate for the above named office, subject to the action of the democratic party u-10-tf
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LOANS.

S100 900 TO LEND-Wea are prepared to ne- gotiate real estate mortgage loans to the extent of $100,000 for one, two, three, four and five years, and at 5, 6, and per cent. irterst. A. R. Dearborn & c., 1921 1st Ave. R-2-2t MONEY TO LOAN-On furniture, without removal from $10 up 8. R. Senrle. 17th street. between 1st and 2d avenues.
 my 2-tf
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LOST-Yesterday morning between Blocton and Birmingham, between $25 and 80. Came dcwn on Louisville and Nashville train Finder will be literally rewarded by returning same to this office.
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CITY TREASURER'S NoTICE.-City OF
Seattie.-Notice Is hereby given that tho
first annual installment OF local i'm
provement district No. rs. for the i'm
provement of Caller Street, In the City
Of Seattle. from Elliott Street 20 the East
line of Temperance Street. under the
provisions of ordinance No. 1910, which
provides fer the Improvement of said
street BY grading. sidewalking and park.
ing the same. and providing for the pay
ment therefor in installments and estah-
fishing a fund for such payment by the
ievying and collection of special assess
ments upon the property benefited by
the Improvement, and providing for the
issuance OF bonds as authorized by an
act of the legislature of the State OF
Washington, approved March eth. 1893.
and under the provisions of ordinance
No. sst9, approved May Ith. 1884 as
amended by ordinance No. $40. approved
July 18th. 1891 has been duly certified 10
me for collection. and the respective
sums therein charged and levied against
each parcel and lot Of land. and part
such installment remains unpaid. and
the same. including the interest on the
whole amount charged. must he paid on
less payment be made on such INSTALL
ment on or before the lst day of July,
1897 the same shall become delinquent,
and shall bear interest at the rate OF
eight per cent. per annum. until paid.
and If not paid before said time. a PEN
atty OF FIVE 90 per cent. shall he added.
and the sums delinquent shall be- enter
ed on the annual tax roll for the cur
rent year against each lot and parcel OF
land. and part thereof. 40 delinquent.
and. with the interest and penalty, shall
be collected as other taxes. together
with such additional charges or penal
ties as are authorized to ne charged and
collected on other delinquent taxes and
each lot or parcel OF land so delinquent
shall be sold for the amount OF such as
sessment with interest. penalty and
costs. In the manner provided by law.
GEORGE r. MEACHAM
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date of lst publication. June Sd, 1897.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coSf1e

srRs GARLAsD A I Pa e. ~ =
stea I - Garland leaves In 49, :.
dsys tuesdays and IsaP oss gI1
y ~ :. for Por, rowasssa Pa c. i
Dungeness. Port A f.ss ~. psy - =
Gettysbarg. Pyshs. ~ d feofts I ~
BAY returning. sr Is,ss.s Ev.a4 ~
on opposite days aTo~ssss4 -
YssisT dsex x, for p'I naosaSsJA ~ - ~
s si,s,nats days q ~ p
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noTICE TO THE PUBLIc.

- Subtle n herebr- warned not 20 pay
80 0oo1y TO parties representing 10 b
<1Sob Of tho Seattle ost-Intelligencer.
4 oopt the following. who Are the only
n1kogt0ed travelling agents Of the Post
14Nliigencer. Wig: J. A. Mcclellan. J. l.
AN1ot. Tbs dos not apply TO resident
&foAt1 o. this paper who are located IN
E7f1o1o cities ana towns in the North
G4R TO posfmAgtegY VINO are IN All
9hortxed to take subscriptions for
80. sunday and Weekly Post Intel
1T. CITY colaectofs: J. A. Cashcart.
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PACIFIC COAST srEAnsr,.

The Company's elegant steau,..v ~
tilsa, city of Pueblo ana MN" 49, ~
leave Seattle for San Franc,srn = ~
Townsend ana Victoria, =
a. m. June ;. s. Is. IS. 2, a Iui..
IS. 3. IS. August :, Z, ls, II. Il
San Francisco. A. m, June & n w
July |. 8. IL, IL. Il. Is. ii, Ausus
II. *. 80. Leave San EPrncassa@ WI
Seattle via Victoria, 3. C.. Ne
Townsend, II 3 a, m. MAY 81. lnns
Is, ~. -. 30. July ). 10. u. 50. s. a ias
I. 9. II. ls. q. -. Due At SNsffis ! 4.
June 5. $. IS. IS. g. Is. July xxn
IS. August .. Z, IL. II. ., e.
The elegant steamers Queen. Cir =
Topeka and Al-kt leave SeotsI a.
Alaska. at 3 A. m, June 5, 4 iaMa
July 3. y Is. Is. q. 2Ss August 4 -
-, 20, Due back at Seattts June IL ~
80. July 1, To- IL. 10, Is, %, Aueusi I I :
Is. "A. -, September ;. {. The compans =
serves right 10 change. without pfeysn.
notice. steamers. sailing dates ana Aasrs
]. +. TRowBRIDGE. P. s sus
Ocean Dock. Seattle
c. II. J. SToLTENBER0. TIT. An. I
First Ave. Seattle.
GOODAII.. PERKINS 4 CO, Co
Agts., San Francisco
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srEAMERa
Ely ON THE ~FI.Yrr !.

- SEATTLE TO TACOMA
In cur ona le Sn,'r Trip, a daily. except Saa.
THE sTEAME sa's sr, VIA n:as,sa
Regular daily trips, Sesssia
route. as follows: iNcoqn
TAKING EEF EcT TUESDAY ~.
TINE CARD
single fare. .se. round tim. h
Leave Seat;le-ssA Ills 4 M.
p. ii. ~ IA @
Leave Tacoms-sN A m,.~
SuNDAYa
Leave Seattle 80 a. m Ne.
Leave Faeoma-s:.aa a. m. ss1E
Landing at Northern Paclic rhsrt =
coma. and Commercis. dock. foas - e y
rion street. Seattle. ~ v ~
Sundays. steamers Flyer ana s.... :.
aShington. fare Soc SssW
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CITY NOTICES.

OF WashinStor, within ten days after be-
ing notified Of the award Of the contract
20 him: fasllng 10 H. 50. the said cheek
and the amount fixed therein MIL be for
Tested ~ the csty. No person = e4igIDle
IS = bidder who has within two years
prior 70 the letting of said contract made
for any work or labor performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuant 20
any such contract AZ herein advertised,
or who within said two years failed 70
complete any such contracts.
Special attention IS called 10 article XIII.
Of 'ae caty charter - new n toTce a rs'
Viii. section 81, subs and :. watch read
as follows
Sec. II. Subdivision /. Before any con-
tracs for the doing OF any work or. labor
or furnishing any SIKH. labor or material
to OF tor the city OF Seattle SHAH De
valid or binding against the city, the con-
tractor shall enter into a joint and sew
erai bond With the cliy OF Seattle. for the
Use of the city. and also for the Use OF
ali persons w4lo may perform or cause 20
be performed 3ny work or labor or fur
niSa or cause 20 be furnished any skill
labor or material IN the execution ct SEcn
contract conditioned 10 perform che con-
tract according to its terms. conditions
and st!puations,s and 10 pay as they be-
Come due ali Just claims Tor all work
labor and material 80 furnished III The
execution Of said contract and TO COM
ply with all the requirements OF the CHAR
ter and ordinances Of the city and the
III an amount fixed BY the BOARD OIL pdo-
lie works. but not less than 80 per cent.
more than the contract price agreed 10 ne
paid fer the performance ~ SsiSh con-
tract, and shall he duly signed oy such
contractor. and two Or more good and
sufficient ssslreties. and after being ap-
proved as herein provided shall ne uiea
In The Office Of the city comptroller. pro-
vsiiug that before approving any sucA
bond the mayor and comptroller shau
cause 10 be filed with and preserved by
them. by the proposed sure1ies. a list -
the properties owned by each OF sacb
proposed siretles sisch list describing with
reasonable certainty the various proper
ties and showing whether the same -
community property or separate properly
and the en<stIuihranceS thereon. The bond
shall also contain any other CONDITIONS
or provisions required by any state law.
and such bond shall be deemed TO run
also TO The state of Washington.
Subdivision 2. The Sairetles on such BOND
shall each justify as pail upon arrest
More than two suretieS may he accepted
on such bond, and they may Justify in
separate and different sums less than the
sum specified in such bond provided.
that the aggregate Of their justification
shall be equal TO two sursties 1usufylng
in double the amount OF the pond IN the
manner herein provided.
The board % public works reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope:
bid for Terry Avenue and Virginia Street
Improvement"
BY order Of the board of nlblic works.
FRANK oLESON. Secretary.
Date of first publication. June 18th, 1897,
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA 6rEAH
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

Steamer City OF Kingston h<tvon y
coma, Wash, and Victoria, 4. c.
7:i5pmlLvi Nj Tacoma NEAR tn
s:S0pn Lvi y SEATTLE | CAR tn
IL sos, m Lvl ,2Ipt. Townsend &,AfIil11on
S:3oam Arlli0l Victoria lAlLvi IT,
sDaiiy except Sunday.
This steamer furnishes ffrst-class acqJu.
modations. carrying both freight m
passengers. and leaves from Yesief what
Seattle. for Victoria. At ~ p u an II
Tacoma at p. m.
Passengers for Victoria can ocoaDe
staterooms Until a. n.
For rates. tickets. etc. inquire q
G. r. THQRNDFK3
Agent. Yesler wharf, SeAttA
I. A. NADEAU.
General Agent. N. p. Ry.. eeattiA
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VICTORIA kOtA

STEAMER RtsA % Lx.ssssrs =.
Arlington dock. leayes fss sssssE !,
Pgg; Townsend 9aliy. ss.sss ysesshs y
ie.y9 m. returning. 80 sssr ~.
.yp. n steamer oeosss sy psrfs 80
for port Tswnssnd arg ,o o.. 5gsg
EXCEPT saturday at ss~r dKset ~
direct az =. ~ Paoeel TO-
Port Townsend al y s----~---.se
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Sax JIgAN IsI1ANp..s,a -

STEAMER LYDIA Iii isssM
Carrying United states as,ssf -
NJ wed Il and Friday 9: : e
rownssnd. san Juan isiaaas ~ ~.
Whafconl. Returning. lsasSs asis1saGe :
eom M Tursdsy. Thursday sao 1890
IA M J. X. Thompson. ~ Ciu -
I.Illv Eogardgs A. Co, Atsa
T~le phone. Main 81.
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Go ON THE GREyH0uRss. y,

Everet, Edrnonds snohonissas ~
Two round trips daily sass 49, 3
In effect Nov. %. lssS LSa r.rstf = & 4.
a m. .as D. N. leaves Ess F.elsss
7 .. m. Seattle landing -
Everett landing. Merenanssr .ssnS: .
meets with SIR. Flyer ior ..tsh c.
Str Mlkado FOR Snshomisn, 49,
Monte Crssto and way
phone Red 3,l. ruv-N 49,
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CITY TREASURER NOTICE.-C,ity q.
Seattle Notice Is hereby given tEat fha
second annual instaliTeuG OF local i'm
proveEneaf district Ne. q for fae tfT-
prov nl@n5 az Pike Street. n tAe CITY 81
Seattle. from Front street 20 The West
margin q seventh street unte~ the pyo-
visions Of ordinance Ne Des3 which pre-
x&ics foF the Improvement o. said street
b. cGr0swE and paving certain portions
thsraut. ant providing FOR fhe payusen.
Therefor in installrneusa and establishing
8 fund for e0csa payment BY tss ievging
and collecttos % special assessments
Epo2 the properly aeUesteA By Ehss IN
provensn, ard providing Ger TIE issu-
snc@ o. faoT,Gs as Authorized ny sn act
o. kre legislature OF me STATE ~ W&ss-
ifsgtar. approved March 9tA. 1870. ard Eu-
der :Ss provisions Of ordnance No. Tiz.
approved May IN Isss. As anen6mf ~
ordnance No Sfs8 approved July iith.
1884 has beer duly certified 20 ne for
collection and ne respective SUMS there
in charged and levied against each par
Gel ard lot o. Land and part thereof IN
szif atxtric; n pays-ssr. % sslca Install
a5sHt remains unpaid ard TIE SANE In
siaAing she Interest on The whole amount
charged u7ass p pasa 90 or before TIE
~ day % Jaly Iss- F'nieSs pas nsc.sf -
made ca saca lzssA-llaeE. ca CO before
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,.rAras AND FUNERALS.

arnurS-At Georgetown. Friday, Jsue
a fG9 o. inflammation Of the bowels.
Gka35s II. Brown. aged Is years
~. fuperai VIII be held Sunday after
49, a . o'clock AZ Higgins hail, under
49, as1rlces OF Duwamksn Lodge. Forest
- q America.