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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-27

CITY TREAsuRER'S NoTIcE-NoT,cv
IS hereby given that the assessment IN
OF Local Improvement District M ~
In the City of Seattle created nv n.ss-
nance No. 1919 Entitled an ori,n,,n,sa..
providing for the Improvement 81 0esas
dental Avenue in the City OF SeartSs
from the center line OF Yesler nav !.
replanking the same and providing for ~. ~
payment therefor by the mode al .,rns'
diate payment. and establishing f,sa
for such payment 10y an Assessment nnas
all the lots and parcels Of land bsnersI
by such Improvement. has been cs,sisJ
TO me for collection. and that unless nav.
ment of the assessment thereon IN.
tanned is made within % days fram 80
date of the first publication OF this nas
tice such assessment shall become as,r
Quent and shall bear interest at The ri.
of 10 per cent. per annum until paid All
If not paid before such assessment shsii
have become delinquent a penalty al
per cent. shall be added. and the s,ms
delinquent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year against each
lot and parcel so delinquent and with -
interest collected as other taxes sanss
rate account being kept thereof, ana II
not paid within the time fixed for IRE
payment of city taxes shall be collected
together with such additional charyts
and penalties as are authorized 10 ~
charged and collected on other dem.
quent taxes. each lot or parcel % delin,
Quent shall be sold for the amount AZ
such assessment. with interests and costs
at the time and IN the manner and ~
the same authority as lands and lots an
sold for city taxes.
GEORGE F. MEAcHAN
City Treasurer of the City OF Sesttie
Date of first publication. Seattle, Wan,
December 3. 1897.
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NOTICE TO UNSATISFACTORY d

NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !"
Dead Animals.
Notice is hereby given that sealed -
posals viii be received by the oh sis,s.
signed secretary Of the board % purn, ~.
works IN 10 10 O'Clock a. nj. Friday. -
cember sist 1897. for the hauling ngI
any part OF the ciyy 10 lots ia ana ~ -
block 81. Of Commercial Street steam VA
tor Addition. in South Seattle % -
horses cows and otner animals. ,oh.ssrs
viii ba made Tor one year from January
LIST. fsss in conformity with the provisions
OF ordinance No. f.f2. ,,,.,x.
by order Of the Board of Pubic VIZ
secretary.
Date OF LIST Publication. December -
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CITY TREASURER's NoTICE-N NOTICE
Is hereby given that the assessment rod
OF Local Improvement District No. 10
IN the City Of Seattle. created by ordi.
nance. No. 1870; Entitled an ordInaacs
providing. for the Improvement Of Sixth
Avenue South In the City OF Seattle,
from the northerly margin OF Weller
Street 20 the northerly margin OF Defs.
born Street. by replanking that portion
OF said streets between said points
heretofore planked and providing for The
payment therefor by the mode 81 invne.
Ciiate payment. and establishing flnA
for such payment by an assessment unoa
all the lots and parcels of land benefited
by such Improvement. has been certisA
TO me for collection. and that unless pay
nent of the assessment thereon cen.
tained Is made within 80 DAYS from ne
date OF the first publication OF this 10.
tice such assessment shall become delin.
Quent and shall bear interest AZ the rate
II not paid before such assessment shl3
have become delinquent a penalty 81 :
per cent. shall be added. and the Ssme
delinquent shall De entered on the anngd
tax roll for the current year against easA
lot and parcel so delinquen, and with no
interest collected rs other taxes sera.
rate account being kept thereof and X
not paid within the time fixed for the
payment OF city taxes shall be collected
together with such additional charges
and penalties as are authorized 70 N
charged and collected on other aeiias
duent taxes. each lot or parcel 30 del.n.
quent shall be sold for the amount u
such assessment. with interests and costs
al the time and ia the manner and ~
the same authority as lands and lots nv
sold for city taxes.
City Treasurer OF the City OF SelttiH
Date or first publication, Seattle, Wss.
December g. 1897.
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Dirsn.. Marriages, Deaths

In order 20 secure correct Insertion OF
roftces under these headings, the same
should be left AT the business cssce OF THIS
pzper Nc charge II made for sssca notices
Funeral notices. resolutions or Other spe-
stsl announcements VIII be charged AZ tns
rate q 70 eerfs per tire each Insertion.
P1sT-INTEI i II f-NfsF.fE -.
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N Atff,tf--ttp ARD.

GF$fI .EMAS wants roora svs h,ar,t -
private family ~ h<sar5iag ra..1.s v,hrr.,
sarroundiass are houf~-llAv wstat,, ,,a.4.@
sag distance AZ po@tssT@sse. h-ss - refer
she@s. Address stating pr:at, 49, ~,
fA&rticatarnA j. e. care Pest fNtei} 2ers,..~
IastMI sA<IoNAEAE. raSTse-ss Die rrf.,,..t
young siTl wants rc4cm nd heard p, r,i.s
family. Address J. Il. care Po~s.fptssi5-
sascss.
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Eir.sNEots.

A. p. RANDALL. a Co. carn~n,sr.
tebe~ys, glazing. screens vfndexs ana
doosa Ieisaaoas. Grses 81. 20 spins
street.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
INSTALLATION OF OFF'IC f.Rs-The Of
haeFs az 81 jams Lodge No 8. and En-
reka Lodge, No % +. Il A. Nj. viii be
tnsss allied on the evening OF St. Johns
Day Monday. Dec. 2sih. at p. m All
Master Aaasns their families and lady
friends are cordially invited to ~ pres
ent. EDMOND i. NEANY. ". NJ,
ST Johns No. 9.
r. @. II. BAKER, W. NJ,
Eureka No 20
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ARCAHA Lodge. No. 81. r. and A. NJ.
meets second and fourth Mondays each
month.
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CITY TREASuRER'S NOTIcE-yo-,--
Is hereby given MAT the asSessms.s
OF Local Improvement nistr.cf ~ :l
IN the lily 0t y 3ttse. created ne IN
nance No. f5lS Entitled an oTdh
proNidinS Tor ne Improvement ~ So ase
street In the tlty OF Seattle frnm -
eDih Avenue 10 Eighth Avsuna - sss-
planking The same. and provisias, ~ q ~
payment therefor ~ the mode =, " ~ ~
date payment. and establishing s.as.
for such payment oy an assesslnan. - ~
all the lots and parcels Of land hsnasss,s'33
by sucn iUpFoN enlent, has hsen ,ssr,ssU
TO me for collection. and that unisss s -
nenf CT the assessment sheraos ~
tanned il made within % DAYS rev, ss n
date OF the 1rS1 publication Of isss -
tlce SGch assessment snali become ~
cuent and shall bear interes; ar ~ salr
OF 10 per cent per annum until nsSs 80
II not paid before such assessment .s va
have become delinquent a penalfv -
per cent. shah be added. and IA y.
delinquent shall be entered on IN. ..,1 80
tax roll for the current year agairst :. - -
lot and parcel SO delinquent ana WIN ~
interest collected as other taxes. ssns'
rate account being Kept thereof. ana
not paid within the time fixed far !. =
payment OF city taxes shall b. s,ai;s.s.aass
together with such additional ess,sssss
and penalties as are authorixaS -
charged and collected on other susv
Quent taxes, each lot or narsai =, $50
auent shall be sold for the aInonn. MI =
such assessment, with interests ana sc..s
AZ the time and In the manner ana =
the same authority as lands and lots AZ
GEORGE F. MEAcHAm
City Treasurer Of the City Of Sess.i.
Date OF tlrst publication, Seattle, Wa
December g. 1897.
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CITY NOTICES

the contract, VIII promptly ents- 49,
asreement ard give bonds AZ sIso q
Tor the faithful Terfornlance az ,.saaxs1
Should conditions arise reaulr.,aas faet
p I,1i ,, o. SEt'eI%s n very arss oass
the board reserves the right 10 ,asssaents,
cial cali for tenders 70 meet such s.se So
The board reserves the righ; ~
any and all bids. " feleul
Proposals 10 BE indorSed on the env.,.-
Bid for Supplies" easesosoe
Ey order OF the board az n,,n,s,
FRANK OLESON sMkA
Date of first publication. Deesr,asS-a
isS7. aesf ID
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MANUFACTURING tut >Es

WANTED 49, sAva S<syosS ZOE =.f..t.r
htsus&s. rest EgrRnts, fakeysees ~lz-.t- -
confectionery s2Ants. y yoa have = ,s.srs
uY8ssS IL - ire, sr | ss&Te Size ,-s.t, 8. j
Ky . arsi = HinNki.s h4-.k y
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MaLE.

MANIFESTATION by competent Office
man. hookkeeper, atenogra pher and
type writer. city references. Address
Ten" care I'ost~Iatelligencer.
WANTED~-A good dreSsmaker wants
work by the day in IA miles: new work
or making over. Address ~6i2 Fifth
street
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THO DESIGNER. suasrnssA. removed
II ysslsr.
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alaska kL0ND|kE
WANTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FREIGHT TO ST. MICHAEL and p awss
son City: any and ali kinds, AE.s.Sla
down boats. boilers etc. at Ts<aso,ls -
rates; special facilities, win ccntIas1
with parties 10 take freight ana pas 80
gers 10 ST. Michael II desired: afs< .S -
VIII leave Seattle about April 2s.s % So
parties chance to build river boats "a
fore Yukon opens up. For rrelSAl 80
Passage see Dempsey. ves>el
asS-5-s Seattle National Bank oo'ioihs-
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~ AtJED-NGENTS.

FlRST-tt.ASS AGENTS 10 handle new
patent water hitter. wbich haA proved the
higg@at success and absolute necessity
ga ait private and public buildings In
California; sells on sight. big Profits
guaranteed. small capital required VIII
giv.s control 10 right party for whole
state ~ Washington no broker. Neph
for circulars ard particulars; iuvlose 81
for samples. Trarh~lev Tsrus. Coast
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE
BY DIRECTION % the superior court OF
king county. | am prepared to receive
oids Tor the purchase of the plant and
s,ock-in-trade Of the Queen City Print
ING company. now being operated by me
as JOB and book printing business in
rooms a. Is. Is and Il Colmaa building
First avenue. Seattle Wash. where the
property may be seen. This IN an excel
lent opportunity 10 acquire a going bust
ness
D z nI-R1E Raeesyar
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FOR COPPER RIVER DIRE
Fare, Sas including loo lbs freisnt 80.
Schooner Lizzie Colby viii sail from Sc
attic on or about January 2ato. lSSe, cs,a
rying passengers and freight tdsSSIs
gers and cargo landed ~ Port rrefna ,
tie without transferl the nearest poah'
accessible 10 the Copper river. Resesna
tons must be made at once La SoItSA
Trading & Transportation Co. Agents.
Central wharf Seattle.
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DIVER AND wgECKrn
Ut <>aIrHx.

A. q BESJAMiN~Ssaa naraps for 50,
aiAinE ksEI u stack. SO Railroad Ava
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u s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Burke RIdy
Seattle. Wn.. December - 1897. Seaiej
proposals for constructing a Mortar pa
terv on Admiralty Head Wash. viii Ia
received here until p. m. January SC
1sas. and then publicly opened Tnforma,
ton on application Harry Taylor Capt.
Engrs.
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" ANTEp-Asents To canvass every TOWN
&nS village ia the state ~ W.s}itnRteg,.
tsshs work, good l,ne. large couzt,'4s-a,,,,
and healthy occupation. come ana Try
a. Apply 20 49, First avenue. seattle
Mash
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WI WANT 10 deliver your psck@-@- -,
holiday presents. rfrg q X Eax -.
phone Main ls@ Seattle NJ sasngsr ca
d. second -
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TYrEW RITEHS-Try jas new ba. nn.r.
lag nsaxusore. ueS nso5el Catxrans =,
asw No. Yes, est2-s purchasing -
vrtfay Seattle Typewriter Ex|A 80
as FIRST ssenas. 'Faons Ma.a ss
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BOOK BINDING.

We LEAD the printing procession, mir
Ing .,=neyssctuses and stock eerrI.ys-stss .
sprclaEty Metropolitan Printing -
Hsnslug Company. Dexter Horton RsnS
building Seattle
REMOVABLE Anfaony. Aaek htrss.r :.
,z,svssY IS Boston Book eppo@5t,, $3.50
g. Roc,uz q. a. 81 - and uas5l4 -
pleased - see a@s old gad new ctssNrr.~.
- hartszfaEe.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-10
AFFAIRS.

Annual Meeting Of the Board Of Commits.
siOners Y~-st-rday-Chai' m An Foster Re-
~ct~d-JurOr Drawn for the Criminal
and Superior Courts
The board Of commissioners of New
Hanover county held their annual
meeting yesterday afternoon, the men,
bers in attendance being Chairman
Foster and Commissioners Dempsey,
Alexander and Nixon. Absent Com
missioner Moore.
The minutes Of the last regular and
special meetings were read and ap-
proved.
County Attorney Marsden BeNamy
notified the board that under an act Of
the last general assembly the board
was required to elect a chairman at the
first regular meeting in December Of
each year.
Commissioner Nixon nominated
Chairman F.. w. Foster for chairman,
and by request Commissioners Alexan-
der put the motion and Chairman Fos-
ter was declared unanimously elected.
Chairman Foster informed the board
that he had intended ii present his an
nual report but as he had not received
the report from the city hospital he
would make his report later. He in
formed the board that the range, pump
n radiators at the county home are
now in perfect order; the Jail had been
whitewashed and the waterworks are
being repaired. He stated that the
city hospital had been supplied with
some new furniture, beds, and bedding,
the range overhauled. the repairs to the
buildings completed. the old we'll which
had developed into a stencil pool. filled
up and a we'll with a driven pump had
been sunk affording good water. Chair
man Foster also announced that the
office of DR.. VIM. D. Mcmillan. superin-
tendent of health. in the old court house,
had been furnished with a stove and
the necessary articles asked for.
Chairman Foster stated to the board
that since the last meeting he he'd
signed checks for S14, 075 to pay off the
county's floating debt. that there was
now no floating ind%ebtness. and that it
was thought there would be sufficient
ind with which to ndu the coun-
tvs affairs during the coming fiscal
year endirg IN the 1st OF next Deem
Der. He said he tax levy for county
purposes was now within a fraction of
a cent of so per CEN less than the levy
last year-the levy being 80 cents on the
500 valuation against AZ cents last
year.
The poll tax charged against A. E.
McKeithan was RENTED, being a non
resident, his residence being at Rocky
Mount.
Aaron Shepard and John Asheley.
colored. e exempted from poll tax
On account. Of physical disability, and
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-10

The London Press on the Pfe0tdent0 Nee.
London. December tThe Daily Tel
egraph. commenting editorially on
President McKinley's message, this
morning says: 1T used to be Americas
proud boast that she had no foreign
policy. Judging from President Nc
Kinley's message. the New World is no
more free from the burdens OF diplo-
matte negotiations than the Old. In a
document OF p~ortentous length. mostly
intended for Spanish consumption,
President Mckinley has devised a
spacious prtext for gaining time. 1t
contains passages that will certainly
wound Spain's national susceptibilities.
The whole one, though mean to be
co~nciliatory, Savors too much OF the
magistrate awaiting himself Of the
first offenders act to be very accept
able at Madrid. Spain may not be SO
thick skinned as we are to these deli
cate usages Of Americas diplomatic
courtesy. Moreover, there are serious
dangers OF revolution in Spain and the
indiscreet adjectives President Nc
Kinley applies to, General Weyler's
policy will not lessen the latter's pop
ularity. Much depends upon the atti-
tude of congress-. If. as our cores
pendent thinks, the jingoists acQuiesce
In the decision Of the executive and
give the Spaniard a chance. all may
yet be we'll. but recent experience does
not make US owe sanguine."
The Daily Mail says it is very salts
factory that President Mckinley comes
out SO strongly against the jingoes."
The Morning Post, after paying a
tribune to the presidents fine sense
OF duty. In the face OF domestic troub.
lie, in sending the message at the ap-
pointed hour. says: The message
adumbrates a scheme Of legislative eff.
fort less short sighted and less calcu.
lated to set class against class tina the
misguided policy Of last session. Or
the Cuban question the president Ia
vague and diffuse. but studiously cor
rect. Cuban matters, however, are un-
important as compared with the grave
ISSUES Of domestic affairs. The bis
battle of the session will be fought on
the ground Of home politics and
finance"
The editorial specially praises Presi.
dent McKinley's treatment of the N
rency question.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-10

PRUNEL.INE is the safest and surest
cathartic and aperient one can use. 1t
thoroughly ~cleanses without gripping.
purifes the blood and all
waste from the system. 1t does away
with Castor Oil, Salts, Blue Mass and
all other nauseous purgatives. IL
tones and energies all the great or
gans Of the system. 1t is free from all
harshly acting drugs, ard is always
safe, always ready, always reliable.
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCE

Last Days Proceedings-The Appnintments
for the Coming Year Announced-MAny
Surprises and Diss appointments
Correspondence Of The Messenger.
Raleigh, N. c., Dec. s.
Conference adjourned at 1870 O'Clock
today, the closing and exciting part be-
ing the reading of the appointments.
All along through the conference ses-
sion less information as to the appoint
ments was known han ever before.
l. was all guess work with all preach
ers and laymen, ave the presiding
elders, and Of curse there were many
surprises and disappointments.
Below l give you the appointments.
I see some papers state it is likely
DR.. Kilgo will be transferred and take
work with the general board Of educa-
ton. There Is lot the shadow Of truth
in this statement. I never knew the
conference more united on Trinity COL
iege in my life than now. and the fact
hat DR.. Kilgo led the delegation to
the general conference shows that con-
ference Is with him in his heroic work
for Christian education.
N. NJ. JURNEY.
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Trouble In N Financial Department 81
the Farmers Alilaacs S"ddea Death II
II. r. (~siles-eale Of .
Especial to The Nessenger.)
Raleigh. n. c.. December 6.-Presi-
dent Mann Page. OF the National
Farmers Alliance. announces tonight
in its official organ the removal OF r.
A. Southworth. its national lecturer
and member OF the executive commit
tee. for collecting and retaining its
funds and refusing to pay them TO the
treasurer w. p. Bricker.
F. S. Giles. OF New York. who re-
Gently attempted to buy all h states
swamp lands for a a hunting pre-
serve. die suddenly last night at New
bern. He spoke TO his wife upon re-
turning from . walk and instantly
died.
The News and Observer today bought
the afternoon Times and will pub
lish il.
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ond week-McLean Loftin, Robert
Dosher, George r. French, William
TurIey. Alfred Carpenter. Owen Nc
Kinney. Henry c.. Green. B.. G.. Ku,ken.
T. A. Mckenzie, J. B. Hand. E. Van
Laer. NJ. G. Chadwick, Rufus G.
Holmes, Frank Mckoy, James Berg.
Charles Carter. w. J.. Clemmons. G..
w. Waters.
The board took a ces till $50 p.
m. next Monday.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-10

1t is easy to catch a cold and just as
easy to get ria OF it If you commence
early to use One Minute Cough Cure.
1t cures coughs. colds, bronchitis, pneu-
monia and all throat and lung troubles.
1t is pleasant to take. safe to use and
sure to cure. r. r. Bellamy.
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Miss Allie Hughes, Norfolk, Va, wa
frightfully burned on the face and neck.
Pain was instantly relieved by De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, which heal
ed the injury without leaving q scar.
1t. Is the famou pile remedy.-R. r.
BelIaniS.
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LYnChed for Mnr,ler

Carson. New. December 7.-Abram
Uber, who killed Hans Anderson at
Gardnerville last week, was taken from
the Genoa Jail today, stripped OF his
clothing and hanged. His body was rid
died with bullets by an angry mob Of
twenty-five men supposed to be from
GardnerVille.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-10

Washington Circuit-W. F. Jones.
Aurora Circuit-C. o. DuRant.
Swan Quarter Circuit-E. H. Davis.
Mattanuskeet Chcuit-J. T. Bag
well.
Fairfield Statfon-G. T. Adams.
Greenville Station-N. NJ. Watson.
Ayden Circuit-Supplied by L. O..
Wyche.
Greenland Circuit-Supplied by N. L.
Seabolt.
Bethel Station-B. B. Culbreth.
Tarboro Station-R. F. Bumpass. .
Conetoe Circuit-R. H. Willis.
Rocky Mount Station-R. J. Moor
man
Rocky Mount Circuit-A. D. Belts.
Nashville Circuit-H. j. Humble.
Wilson Station-J. B. Hurley.
Fremont Circuit-C. P. Jerome.
Ocracoke and Portsmouth-S. T.
Moyle.
wARRENTON DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder. T. Gibbs.
Warrrenton circuit. l.. Nash.
Warren Circuit. Sanford.
RidgWay Circuit-T. j. Daily.
Henderson Station-A. McCullen.
Littleton Circuit-P. L. Hermon.
Weldon StatiOn-O. Ryder.
Roanoke Circuit.-Y. E.. Wright.
Roanoke Rapids. H. Frizelle.
Halifax Circuit. T.. Abernethy.
Battleboro and Whitakers-E. E.
Rose.
Scotland Neck Circuit-Rufus Brad
ley.
Williamson, Hamilton and James
ille-G. w. Fisher
G~arysburg Circuit. D.. Pegram.
Northampton Circuit-A. r. Good
child
Rich Square Circuit. R. Sawyer.
Meherrin Circuit-Phillip Greening
Murfreesboro Station.-J. L. Rumsley
Harrellsille Circuit. c. Jones.
BERTHE Circuit. r. Tillery.
Littleton Female College-J. NJ.
Rhodes, president.
Chaplain U. S. Navy-W. E. Edmon-
son.
ELIZABETH CITY DISTRICT.
r. A. Willis, Presiding Elder.
Elizabeth City Station-J. H. Hall.
Pasquotank Circuit-W. E. Hocutt,
Camden Circuit-A. J. Parker.
South Camden Circuit. Y. Odds.
Currituck Circuit. H. NJ. Giles.
North Gates Circuit-C. w. Robin
SON.
Gates Circuit-F. B. Mccall, C. r.
Taylor, sup.
Perqumans Circuft-W. c. Merritt.
Hartford Station-Oliver Rider.
Chowan Circuit. A. Hornaday.
Plymouth StatiOn-J. l.. Cunning
GIN.
Roper Station-E. H. Davis.
Pantego Circuits. Letters.
Columbia Circuit-W. D. Sasser
Dare Circuit-W. Y. EvertOn.
Roanoke Islan0-W. J. Barker.
Kitty Hawk Circuit-Supplied by J.
w. Gurganous.
Kennekeet Circuit-D. A. Watkins.
Hatteras Circuit. Y. Joyner.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-10
New PsAtmnnfAra

Washington. December THE follow
ing fourth class postmasters were ap-
pointed today for North Carolina: Berea,
]. 7. Murray; Emit. D.. w. Glover; Falls
z. Fourvilie: Hargrove. J. D. Allen;
Peachtree, A. F. johnson.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-10
To Take Up tho Hawaiian Treatv

Washington, December 7.-Senator Da-
Wis. chairman of the senate committee
on foreign relations. said today h he
would tomorrow ask the senate to take
up the Hawaiian annexation treaty. The
committee will hold a meeting prior to
the session OF the senate.