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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

rs@ r,ut,stn "a re~er-~ warned not 20 ray
sry money 70 parties representing 70 -
agents Of tire Seattle Fost-AaEeS! q ss41@a
except TIRE following who aFe ta@ 10y
agrhorizef rrageI!nS agents o. ne ff7v-
Intelligence, wig: 3 s.. Nc|lei+s1~ :.
Tawley. This does rot apply 20 rs@.se, y.
agents ~ This paper who are loca.ed n
various cities and towns IN the ~o'.i3 n
.xe-Tt nor 20 r--~rrrs ~fsrz -xho are IN ali
eaees authorizes TO take sz1tzscrl E,s1or.s 1cE
The Daily. Sunday and Weekly F2st-lfa,-.-
iiger7cer Ctsy collectors: J. 4. ta.slcalL.
p r fEawiey. ". X. Ewing and @iisam
II Dez--v
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Advertisements WI be received a.
branch Offices OF the poSt-IEtei I seIsce1
TACOMA BJREAT-So. Luz RACINE
avenue
PORT TowSSEND-wiiIiam J, Jones
BELLTSGHAN BAY-Nsg Whatcom'
Q. II Culver. Manager. ~
Oily MPfA.-4i7iz Main street u ~
Wiastanley. Agent.
AGyeY easements under the head OF LOS.
Pound. For Sale. For Rent and stt1auo"s
Wanted will be inserted a the rate o. L
cent a word each Insertion Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisement fe-
eeixei for less than - cents
N0TIrEThs business o-fice OF me
pos.~Jutelllgencer IL open until ii .. m:
Sunday hours. 8 a. III. 10 T2.A ,. m ara
TO 2 o. m Classified advertisements VIII
be received ID TO this dine.
The following letters await advertisers
AT this office
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BIRTH

E9fsANs--As sznzysaIe. EEssap eoan. y.
ssrssa~ June T. 1ssT. 70 GT- AnG Als-
loan = EsoTsB. a 9@cgAse<.
tvr.rgzrpS-Er Seattle. Tagra4sy. June r.
Iz4 10 AF. and Mrs. Frank u. Ao1lga =
- Esisnrfar4 street. sou. weight eI.T-
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE

A1ver+'f.rx desiring display adVerbse-
n@nss changed sor he Sunday Issue must
han1 IN cory 3y o'clock saturday 20 IN
gur9 change
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b order ta secure c1TEsSt aaseE ssor o1
So ,s-sssr~ rtrsszs nsz3sngs IS same
ssogls ~ sef, 81 ire business o.i.cs 9,
tnas paper. No charge = -1z1s .or s1ea
IS1.cHs. -
Ga zlrcsara raeasta VIZ % gS2TEs@ a ]2s
p re % Il cars rsr size - ~ 49,
rsCST- IN,--E-f ! 10 F.sslsE.E CO
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MESSENGER SERVICE.

RING THE O. X. BOX for messengers
Western Union and Great Northern tele
grams hacks. gurneys and express
wagons; quick service, Telephone Main
$50 GA Second. Branch Pacific I.aun-
dry
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REV ARD.

A reward OF SO VII be paid Tor inlor-
nation leading 20 ths aEresT ara c9hsst
ton of any nns stealing copies - 80
past-Tnte .ifg~ncer delivered To suosesiO@fs
snroUghous tEe city
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HOTEL. YORk-First-class rooms. eieva-
tor. telephone bath; First avenue and
Pike: European or American plan; rates
SOC to 81 per day.
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RESOLUTION NO. 1lo-Be II resolved BY
the city Coancl Of the City of Seattle
as follows:
% That il is the intention OF the City
Council 10 improve First Avenue South
from Yesler Way 10 the center line II
brick and curling the same with granite
on both sides thereof from Yesier way 70
the north line OF Jackson street and by
paving said First Avenue South with
wooden blocks and curling the same with
granite on both sides thereof from the
north line OF Jackson street 70 the CEN
ter line OF King street.
~ That the co5t thereof he paid ny as
sessments 10 he levied upon the property
abutting upon said portion of said First
Avenue South under the plan Of '1mInedi-
ate payment" in the manner provided by
the charter and ordinances of The city
of Seattle.
go That the city engineer be directed
10 furnish 10 the city council an estimate
OF the cost OF said Improvement.
"a That the matter OF making said i'm
council az session thereof 20 be held on
the 5th day Of July, 1885,. at $50 o'clock n
m. at which time all persons desiring 10
ne heard before the city council upon the
matter OF making said Improvement are
notified to be present
Passed the city Council the Eth dav of
June. 1897. and signed by me In open sos
sion in Authorization Of it's passage this
7th day of June. 1897.
W CHAPMAN.
President Pro TEN. OF the CITY Council.
Filed by me this 9TH day ~ J4lne 1897
WILL Ii. FAIRY.
CITY Comptroller and Ex~Ofrie!o CITY
Clerk.
Date of mrs, publication. June 10. 1897.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE.-ts
..-r.cr court OF the state Of Vases
ton. for the county Of king. EaN'
Hacker. plaintiff. VS.. Jehn Z. gesess
Della Coleman. his wife; The sssassFs
Loan and Trust Company. coFgess
and Thomas Dewitt cuyisr ans E.
ham r. Morris. assignees Of tie ~
itors' Loan ard Trust COMPANY, ~
benefit OF It's creditors. defeedasss J
%. 10.
Under and by virtue of an order q :
and special execution. issued %. 4
aboye-nanled court, in the sbcsesssf3
action. and 10 me directed and dfhss
I have duly levied upon Ire foilosa.i 5
property, situated In King fpkaiy. -
ington. to-wit: -.
All that certain tract or rsfss =
with The inessuages and tsneinsAS -
on erected situate and being tssfs D
yicularly described az follows; bG p
hered thirteen tlsl, in block Sahss]
seven "a, of Walla Walla sddssses
Citv of Seattle, according TO ~
thereof row on record In the scai'@
fee OF X 'ng county. -.
Notice is therefore hereby sifefi q.
Friday. the 18th day OF july, ~, =
hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. OF saia as.l
front door OF the court house. " ~ ~ Il !
OF Seattle. in said King county. ~
the ahove-described property VI
auction TO the highest ard best nsssn
cash. eco.
pated this 10th day OF June. ls =
VIM. II. MOVER $50
Walter I.oyeday. attorney TSto;n1'
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LEGAL N0r,Cn

IN THE SUPERIOR c0F-x-
County, state ot Nas-sssx~s- 81
West ana Mary IS. Nes. - -. !
THIS, Us. NJ. G. Hgghs.s. X : -
and c. y S,rsagha-.. sef.-.s..lzsasl
TIE STATE % WasAingso- = - -
named defendants NJ Il -.
Campbell and &. A S.-.uSss-
Xou are hereby sansssssr--s =.
20 appear within sixty aays go -. 20. w
publication OK this ss.rll.e-ss ~ Z
days after the 18th aay "a wsp - =.
defend The aAovs-sasis1%s5 - - /
aaoVe-entie.ci court. ara snsrs .,-. I.
plant Of The plaintiffs. Aas seres = 4
your answer on the ua5srssxs.ss ~. .s
for the plaintiffs, AZ their ~ - ss.-..s 8
ed, and IN case Of yusr sassgs~. y =
Judgment Will Ne rendered srsb.,.s
cording 10 the demand q "a -. ~ I
which has been filed WITH - -
said court.
The object OF said aetior = -
decree OK said court aaiesiax = - :
iiffs the title &c. lots oae. .wa ss.. =,
four. Ia block t~en,y-ala-. 81 49, z
ton 10 Seattle. King eoar,r - g
Washington. RyERS 4 1esas
Attorneys for ~ 80.
Z. -. Address Rooms E-a g.. -,
Building. Seattle. Washing.ss.
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80, -. {, = Z, ~ under ana sy W ~ ~
A., y, ~ superior court q 4. "a 50
"t' '' yys1Aing:on, nnA<
Ease number E,s.t : "a. q
=. "a ~. l. A. Irs~N 4 10. -
,. =. az l.. A. Trees. s.ssssssss !.
~ -..e4eso~ az receiver sy q n &,
p p s ~ e,,Sts ana shosss !, ~
s.2', ... % n he city q .sxs ssss,,
4yrn .t-. II. IA "'a ana Of ne 80 trs'
fs~-,lfvrp. office ,afass.' usrAssesIl Z Z
.Ess-rakfrs tools a ns1,. rrfessssss -. =
- ~. .rcosnts, and 6sln !. ~ go ],
,1.oe $3.50 =. eablie ane,ioh =. e ~.
~ So, y.ree.l & co, 2; ~ $751;
.nns. ~ ne =, wsasnint';sss. .. 3
r lsg7 Al the hoa i, = IA, sss = /. 4
-, ere entire loi ss.sss, xzs.s " =
4rrosu,s and bills ,~ss
,t ra.,is @, .ea PER ess. "a + . -
i ~ ''. =. ,-1.a,irsd 20 ,. - s.rsspsss
b !, ~ y. 1ssh q, Ire Giae d - j
"a a.. 1iss all se resei , .o,-r
.-e.1, .irrr lfion OF NJ egvy ss g. 49,
COZ ID cHAh.,sSs q { \
r.-4iver of tee Prcpesp :" AZ 4
coaaon & wrisaI
eS.peS.
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IN THE SUPERIOR Cog-g- - -
State or washington. Zoe Ss~x 80
II. IL y. Hastings. as lsc~isx,- = - \
Curity Savings Bank. a 49,
psdlnuT, vs.. Adolah r. r.ax - 8
sepAine J. Fink. and J. x. gsssssz. !
feudantS. summons for rzharxsess
The State - Washington "a - =
n EdmiSlon, defendant sssve $50
You are hereby sunnoes,f q -
within sixty nall DAYS afeer "a -
the FIRST publication of iris ssr-sass J
wit: Within sixty tsel iayS srs~~ =.
day 81 May. 1897, and isfsrs - 80
entitled action In the ahovs-s-..isa~s - !
and answer the complaint az ~ gsssss1
and serve a copy o. your aass~r snss
undersigned attorneys for saasrtss 4 y
office below stated, AMI IN asa n ~
failure So 20 DO. judgment ~ ].
dered against yoa accoriing 10 :. J
mand OF the complaint. Wiki - n
filed with the clerk Of said oom.t - I
ject OF the a5Cve-enti;lsd aessae i : 1
tain Judgment agains, ihs axszss1
Adoiph r. Fink. for he syn x (.
with Interest, upon the notes ssses IN a
10 the Security Savings haak. AL =
ny the PLAINTIFF. and for TIE esxss u i
action. including an attorneys e
5000. also praying for a DECREE s<ssss,
ing and foreelosing certain zE-T<s1
given 20 secure the payfnen, a .As IN
Indebtedness. and describing xas sessrss
the following lands. situate: "a ssis I'd
~. ro-wit: Lots 10 and II. Of atsrk {
Yesler's Second addition 10 seasrs 4,
Elemental. in kins county. Washers
also PRAYING that In said decree ~ sd
est Of es<h Of the defendants IN AZ
said property be declared junicf. tasrs
and subordinate 10 plaintiff inls y 4
In. and THAI the equity OF retenyvz
each Of the defendants he soyese. ~
and foreclcse,i and for genera egzed
relief. HASTINGS & STEDxsr
Plaintiffs At.arssa
=. -. Address: "a Hailer Rssllasa< NJ
sle King County WQshlnyfon
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spEstA& NOTICES.

t,f\GI. SERVICE E\AAli$ AEIoNS 81
,..-t- - hereby given ,n arcogz5srea .s-ts5
the r.sVs-.uEs % section : IT sFff-7.
MI az thr cste charter Jhar t.H..rt5-....
:.--a Mil re Nei3 az thE citr hat ~ Ia
rlr-~sus Wha base Et-d apallca- fc,ss -
rr@tt!eu= $50 tAe CssS-lae43 tlsl >ersl-.
81 the Gay 0f Seattle, "a mentioned b.
low,
E-trr ~erv ice-E xa limitations f-r a-t-.,,.3
entrance % thc positions az p.let. .r1k.~
crsin-er. driver. Idpeusa anG tFtse krr.n
ty.ter vorks SER .tce-T~.rern az .s.,-,..
ina stations also wAtrr inspectors -.
al ss9s.cants w}l. Dr. examined f- .A.
3f-sr.hcs specified in the -slies ae8 rest-
7tr.1rS cf the corr n zsi@0 acd in ,ba r.
sassrfuects Of tha positions FOR waleA
sNnv apriy,
~. .s.,srton ta~ examination ra-.->..s.
..x-f r,. nations nal t- approved later r-.-
six SAYS pEtrr - thc data q sucA cyan
tt..-n aprsfrans Vii receive rsgztsf r,-,.t-.
- tAe exact tirls y Ais eNaralaat5orq
49, order - Sae CsEii sery4cs cs-,-se..
..aa II the ctty q Seattle.
a II CIRCUIT. S~>-a4a~v
,',tNfpeSG TfcN-ve srs new orsr,a~..s >.
d -crs roslsto- fer th@ trade tsr-t So
ur~l in SonpaTelL Asa4on Frs,.s~~ -.
lag Primer Satisfaction - =. -
C~N - address F9z.-{nteiti geeee-. Sal
sic
SPECIAL. INFORMATION DAILY ;,
manufacture It's SeSS bases as
puAhc Uea by tAe Fra~z CMnx8nx n
ye&a 1Al.oa al -1soG slcek. PogxlA.a
Or.
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NOTICE OF SHERiFFs sALf..-ws y
Superior Court Of the sIase = y. -
inrron. for the County OF hsnx ~
curtis. plaintiff. Va Joan y !,
Johauna Till. his wife. John . 81
SEN scandinavian Ainsfiesa -. /
frederick Kskeldy, Louis ssf~ Il
E,reI4riCk Foss. defendants 20
I'nier and by virtue OF IN ~ sf ~. = !
ara special execution, issi@l ~. IS
9hove-na med court. in tis $3.50 s,lsrx,
arfion and 10 me directed Pr ,. . 1
+ haze duly levied upon ne Ie.g~ 4
nronertv. situated IN king ess4'''''
iugton. to-wit. s,,,,,, sx.nsss ~
,yS IN the second addition . Ias - g
SEATTLE by the Heirs OF saia -. = -. a..
Totice is therefore hsre s,',s 80 .y i
Friday the 1lth day OF !aa ana ~
boir Of 10 O'Clock a. n o. ss's = ~
iron, door ~ me canFines~,v \ , rsH
az Seattle. In said King esany II "A
he above-eiescFibea propslH 80 "
s ii 30 the highest ana sA
for cash. - =, Nav fas
A,t = Gr.rar3 Aff0fLSY4
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NOTICE OFF SHERIFF s. go \ IA
M s:'l,, y, q court a me 49, s y i
ing+on for the couo,y !. n Il
'.,its,hslla q. Horton, rlaiss.ar ~
-" S Murray and fsns'es
ib ~ No. 2Aeli - a.s1r Il i
I,nd@r and by virtue q a ~ s =, 4
'', ssg,..isi execution. issis 100, ~ -
~. 49, ,,arned court. 10 sns - ss.lysr4
s 5eEy ''@ ana 70 me directed ~ sss.Is.ssx !
1' ssye duiv levied upoa fas s ssss -
i ! ,,1a situated ia kins s'a'
i"4 so'' o -, half Of loi afiss, Q "a - 81
~ . 81 Fourth addition "
Seattle. - ssr.by gffss -
49, he iIsa aay 0t .s ga sss ~
49, 20 ~ ia o lock s. n. u - ~
.',a, :" soer u the eo.iriheas 80, 8
- - ''t es-tiie in said k.Ls -. s,sg i ~
~ 80 at,oys-iescrih.si pse sg - 30
sartIon 70 ths highest a's'
fos cash. - - Mar .sj
wA Il; A vsx
~, 4 -. rrt@8 A5tUl 49,
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fH EHNT Nzss~< NEas cTa-e~- S-rl.A
t.eck secea4 ana t4zae&~ EGgsaees -
SS90s.- xScElS.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

san FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANy
engineers and contractors bridge hsy{la
lns dredging, hArD0T lIapf lvemeutS and
general contracting. Charles xt-,.at "a
fsrNI avenue -OEtS-
SEATTLE BRlLFI l. COMPANY. hufiAa~s
cf Bridges fs~ railroads ard fir1uavSt
pfse driving tgeStle and wharf btfi}3l-r
So Seattle National Bank bullalas
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TRANSFER COMPANY.

THE SEATTLE TRANSFER co Third
and Weller streets. Hacks. cabs nag
gage office. telephone Main Al, PA Cherry
street: telephone Main TO- warehouse.
coal telephone IL or $50. Storage and ia.
surance az lowest rates.
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NOTICE To CuNrR

SCCfA ISLAND SANDSTONE -. Ia,
county. Wash. easy access. fatrarsfx,
tor large pieces and quality un exttllesi.
govern luenr used II in dry dock 81 Pore
Orchard For further iufersustfC- a.
dress \. Robinson. ~ Columbia stree
Seattle. Wash
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AGENTS-Outft free. no capital needed !;
one agent one day sold fifty bicycles /;
weekly sales pay big profits; we make
a high grade bicycle as low AS So 80 +:
write quick: exclusive territory. Alpine
Cycle Co. Cincinnati. q.
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-
CHARLES WATSON. insurance o. SIC
and 81 New York building. Telephone.
Main as
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-24
AN OUTRAGEOUS POLICY.
ATLANTA Constitution.)

A correspondent, who is evidently a
Northern man, asks us what we think
of the Hogansville affair.
We think it is just such a dose as the
Republican party is always prepared to
deal out to the people OF this section
when it has the opportunity. There
were Southern men during the last cam
paign who held their noses when silver
was mentioned, and yet they had the
stomach to march to the polls and vote
for negro postmasters in the South, and
for every other enormity that the Re-
publican party is guilty Of or capable of.
When the Mckinley crowd were hunt
ing for delegates in the South, they
found the Platt-Quay combination en-
gagged in the same delectable business.
Consequently they had to hustle and
make all sorts of bargains. The negro
delegates were out for what they could
get, and in the scramble for them, the
Mckinley crowd sold out the Hogans-
vile postoffce. 1t was sold to the ne
groes and the negroes got it.
The boilers in the South and else
where declare that they are responsible
for McKinley's election. 1t follows,
then, that they are responsible for the
be very proud OF it.
There are some other things to be
said about the Hogansville appointment.
We think it is an outrage for Mr. Nc
Kinley or any other President, Republi-
can or Democrat, to appoint postmas-
ter in any community over the unanl-
nous protest of those who maintain the
office and for whose benefit it was estab-
liShed In its essence, the appointment
of the negro Loftin is a denial to the
citizens Of Hogansville the right of self
government.
Mr.. Mckinley and those about him
understand this fact very well, and for
that reason they would not dare to APP
point as postmaster in n Northern or
Western town any man, white or black,
over the unanimous protest of the pro-
pcrty owners and business men. 1t is
this fact that gives a keen edge to the
outrage.
An sensible negroes understand well
enough that when n negro is appointed
to a postoftice in this section it is not
the result of Republican love for the ne
gro, but the outcome of bargain and
sale.
If there is desire to put human ma
ture to a strain in this negro-appoint-
ing business, let Mr. Mckinley give a
few Of the Ohio postoffices to the col
ored brethren who worked and voted for
him
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-24
IT WOULD BE UNWlSE
TO OPEN THE STATE TO YELLOW FEVER
REFUGEES.
Or. Lewis, Secretary of the State Board Of
Health, Gives His Opinion to he
Governor,
Governor.

The letter of Surgeon General viii.
Hams, asking the Governor to extend
an invitation to persons in the feyer-in-
fected districts of the far South to take
refuge on ''the mountain plateau Of
Western North Carolina" was submit
ted to DR.. r. II. Lewis, Secretary of the
State Board of Health, for his consider
alton and advice.
DIR. Lewis yesterday made reply to this
letter in an official communication to
the Governor, giving it as his opinion
that such step would be very unwiSe.
In the course of his letter on the sub
ject, DR.. Lewis says
Having duly considered the subject,
would respectfully say that, in my
opinion, 1t would be unwise to extend the
invitation. While / do not think that
at this season of the year and at the
elevation Of our mountain plateau there
would be any appreciable danger of con-
yeying the disease of yellow fever to the
residents. / do believe that it would be
practically impossible to detain the re-
fugees upon the plat sufficiently long
to prove that they were not infected, and
that therefore there would be a distanct
risk Of some OF them going to certain
sections of our State that are suscepti-
bic to the disease-notably our city Of
Wilmington-and sowing the seeds of
a serious epidemic. One section of the
State might have to pay very dearly
for the advertisement of anOther-to say
nothing OF the economical suggestion you
make that number of helpless peO-
pie might have to be cared for at our ex-
pense.
1.-The suggestion of Dr. Williams, look
ed at from the point of view of the whole
State, is to my mind clearly unwiSe."
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GRANVILLE COUNTY MINES.

Negotiations for Sale of the Lewis Mine
Capt. Williams Better-Mine Caves in
on a Negro-Other Items.
Oxford, n. G., Sept. 23.-(Special. y
Capt. John A. Williams, who was sud
denly stricken with paralysis Tuesday
morning at the Williams House, in Ok
ford, is somewhat better, and his phyi-
clans think he will recover from the at,
tack.
Yesterday while the workmen at the
Chatham gold mine were engaged in sink
ing n new shaft, when about twenty feet
deep. an immense weight of dirt caved in
on a colored man named Bullock. He was
rapidly rescued from his perilous situa
ton and found to be seriously injured
having the bone across one eye and the
collar hone broken and also receiving Sc
we're bruises.
Several improvements are going on a
the Oxford Orphan Asylum. 1t has beer
decided to adopt the graded school sys
tenn.
Cant Phil Aston, OF Franklin county
;s again in Oxford negotiating in regard
10 tbe sale of the valuable gold mine
known as the Lewis" or "Pittard'
nine which mine has been found recent
ly to be rich in copper ore as wen as gold
Misses Mary Ferebee, Annie Taylor
and Belle Thorpe leave Oxford today fol-
Fate'aa. aI IS Taylor and Thorpe enter
81 taEEs
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III East Martin street. Raleigh, N. q
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stoekhold-
ers of the Allegheny Company will be
held at the office of the said company at
Scranton, Hyde county, North Carolina,
on Wednesday, October Is, 1897, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of electing
directors of said company and to trans
act such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
J. II. STEEL, President.
r. Fl. PATTERSON, Secretary.
ono W. W
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SINS CONFESSED IN PUBLIC.
Respectable Persons Telling of Their
Misdeeds at n Revival in Georgia.
(From Ty Ty, Ga, telegram)

From a Ty Ty, Ga, telegram.)
An extraordinary series of meetings
is being carried on here by the Yves
leyan Methodists, commonly known as
the Holiness people" Public confess
sion Of sins is a feature OF the meet
ings. Respectable persons confess sins
that would send them to the peniten-
tiary should eases be made in court
against them.
One young woman who has been con
sidered model confessed that she
taught school in a distant neighborhood
under an assumed name and a license
that was not granted her. Not being
able to pass the examination she used
her sisters license. Her father confess
ed to having stolen eggs from a neigh
boris henhouse. A girl of fifteen told
how she stole a handkerchief from the
desk of school mate, and brought Il
fan on credit and lied about the price.
People are going about asking forgive
ness of their neighbors for offenses com
mitted years ago.
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Negotiations for Sale of the Lewis Mine
Capt Williams Better-Mine Caves in
on q Negro-Other Items.