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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-02

sTMLA. Aag. 3O.-Ihe Amser Of AZ
ghapists,D has sent q native othcer from
Csbul TO Investigate charges OF nlisoon-
dnG; nase by the British Boundary
Commission against the Governor OF
Hsrat. The principal charge Is that
the Governor opens confidential letters
By way Of Herat 20 the members OF the
commission, and the int:nation ~ con-
veyed that this tamyerinR Ia not done
10 any British interest.
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Q. 9. LAND oyYIcE AT ornxyu, VT,
August 4, leeS
Notice IL hereby given thst JOHN
woLB has fled notice OF in<usaus :
make final proof before A. L. Palrw
. Notary Public, o. his once. In ssssts
l.. on Tuesday. the 22d day OF September,
d. iss5. on Pre- enption d. 8 No. 4is Ia
the Sw \ q sW \ OF section II; Nv d
NV d, and ) y Of NV \ Of section % tow.
ship 10 north, range east
He names - witnesses stephan Nknei,
William Langdon, John G.. Saslin and Ian
Afslsxon, all Of Hubbard, W. +.
JOHN y. 6evKf
aul SseiI Register Of the Land 01ns
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SUM M Err
}PLBiSIRE ROUTE.
A TN - The fast sternwheelei
- JOSEPHINE.

ID. K. HOWARD. Sole Owner.
VIII. from date. cary the United States
mail on Hoods Canal. making senai-
weekly trips 70 Seattle. Leaving Sea
beck every Monday and Friday morning
vii touch at Port Gamble for passengers
or freight arriving at SEATTLE in tbs
afternoon returning will leave Ye.ler's
wharf at " O'Clock every Tuesday and
Saturday morning. taking the mail al
Port Gamble for Seabeck and Union CITY
The josephine viii stop at Lillewaup Falls
or any other place Of pleasure or business
at the demand OF any passenger.
Persons visiting Hoods Canal win md
the best OF attention. with good table and
rooms. at ID. X. Towards Hotel in Sea
beck. p
The steamer Josephine will leave sea
beck for Port Gamble every day except
saturday. to T. Ike passengers and freight
and receive orders for aLy point on Hoods
Canal. jeH
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Guardians Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned has been appointed
guardian of the estate of VIM. y. Bell. q
resident Of Seattle. King county, W. T.,
by the Probate Court OF said King eoun-
". which Court has adjudged the sid
VIM. \. Bell incapable OF conducting his
own affairs; ana all persons indebted to
or having claims against said person or
his estate, and all persons desiring 70
transact business with him, are hereby
notified that the undersigned, alone. Is
authorized to transact bu. mess for OF in
behalf of said VIM. n. Bell.
Dated August q. 1885.
auT 4w VIM, II, HUGHES.
Guardian of the estate of VIM. n. Bell.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
L Third Judieisl District of Washington
TER tory holding terms at Seattle.
No. I37i-Andrew Merchant. plaintiff.
vs.. Carrie Franklin and David Franklin,
defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order Of sale
issued out OF the above entitled Court in
the above entitled action. dated the lith
day OF July. ISIS, and TO me directed and
delivered, have duly levied upon the
proper described in said order Of sale
and as follows, towit:
Lots six 90 and seven "a. In block sixty
elk (66l. OF collins addition 10 the city OF
Seattle. King county. Washington Terri
tory.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that on
saturday. the 5th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1855.
At the hour Of O'Clock p IN of said day. IN
front of the Court House door. In the city OF
Seattle, King county. Washington Territory. !
will, In obedience 10 said order Of sale sell
.he above describsd pr. perty. or 50 much -
NAV be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs iudg
ment 10 said sction, with interest thereon and
costs, at pubic auction. to the highest bidder
for cash.
Dated At Seattle. the 9Th dsy Of August,
1855. III McGRAw
au6td sheriff
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FOR SALE.

nNE or THE MOST PRoFIrABI
~ 70 acre fas nus In King county. situated
on the tslegs aph road. 81 miles north OF
seattle. sax acres In small fruit ~ OF
which are ssras berries. and II biAekser-
rtcs. raseb srr.es and currants. Also. an
orchard Of $50 fruit trees. Twenty 1--WE
acres 10 rich bottom Land. free from
ssxmps and stones. wili BE- sold for one
half lie value. Satisfactory r,-asonseiS en-
for selling. Apply TO
X. ID PARKER.
euSkiwsw On the premises.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-02

TIE SICK and sf1icted shoaid not fasi 70 caTl an
htn- The pecsor hes visited the hospitals sf
kurope snd obtained . great deal Of valuable
70 those in need Of his services. DB. 6IBbOs
vii naaka 10 charge unless be effects . cure
Persons cured at hanaei Gall or WRIT. All
connunicStioss strictly coan8entf<l SEND
ten dollars Ter . psekAar OF medacine. Ad-
dress Oh. J. y. 6IBBok, Boz 1851, sxa Fran.
cisco. oAl Nsnf1ea Posr-ISTxIIleKxukz.
atl6dw
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DIRECT ROUTE TO
WhAtco<n. Through BY dag
hshx Steamer W. y. Manroe leaves al
o'clock G. m. On Tuesdays and Fri6ays
toachine a Ut~aiA1y. LAconner and sam
isA Leave WhAfoam for Ferndale on
sAtnrs1Af. Returning. leaves W hA,oum
On WetneetAys and sundayx II q IN
FOR frN1gtt or rAssa9e Apply CO board
or 70 &kQ fOSfkR. on eslsrs wharf.
W. y. NCNRoE
9ap3 Nn0ll.
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for Porn Orchard and Warrington

q "a STEAMER HELEN. w. II.
Kills, Master. beginning on
septsmoer Tth. will leave Harrington &
Suarh's wharf. Seattle. every Monday,
Wednesday and FRIDAY. at $50 o m, for
Cleveland. Ports Orchard and " ashinz-
ton. Retaining. leave Port Washin gten
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
at q m. and cleveland at 1879 q m. ar
riviRg at Seattle about IL m. au27dw
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MNsssora CzxSus. = me stats eea.u

MrssxsoTa CsSsrs. - TIE State eeasas
ef Minnesota. last eonplesed. shows q
pspais,iae % l.lis.as6. TIE csrxss Of
isSo showed ss1.s3 aud TIE ave wears
zFvwsh Of The state 10 reyrs-ense<a hy
sss. sis inhshssSnis hsnasptn eoanty,
ef which Minneapolis Is scat. has .
population Of lss.fss; Ramsey. Of which
&C. fAnl IL toe sest. has ii6.&&: ~.
lscals. Of which Dalash - tie seas. has
N.tN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-02

Mr.. J. Paul LAnsr sill st~a al even.
in1 ccarse for Adalss oaly. 10 give IN
ssrucsson in nsthmstsos classical and
modern isnRuAee& Terms. tfo peT
pcesA. IS fss shrve messhx Apgly 81
Yesass coiiu2sl &A
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FOR the UPPER sKAciT.

Stn1r Glide c. W. Cove. Maste,
r EAvES YESLERS WHARF On
IL Wednesday and Saturday. returning
Thursday and Monday, calling ut Stan.
wood, Utsalady, Noss Landing, SkaSit
City, Mount yerxen- Starting and ali In
termediate points shove. For freight OF
passage apply ON board or 70 GEOR0B
EOSTKR on the wharf. apl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-02
PATENTS.

INVENTORS SEND MODEL OR
L sketch of your invention, when l will
make careful preliminary examination
and report as TO pstentablity. with ad-
vice. circulars, etc, FREE OF CHARGE. AL
business before U. 3. Patent Office at
tended TO for MODERATE FEES. Informs-
ton and references sent on application.
No CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is SECURED.
J. r. LIffEI4L
Washington, d. c., directly opposite U
). Patent Office. no2Twtf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-02

CoLvuLLE RAuaaap.-R. NJ. Steel.
$50. and son. Gearse A. steel. arrived
10 sosn on Saturday frem Chicago.
They came 10 San Francisco via Cen
rh Pacific rAilFaai. and fron thsnce
overland. The object OF their Journey
= Toe The pnrvosc Of canferrins With
u. y. ihesnp~en IN regsrd 10 she mat
yer OF ea,ldine e Railroad from the
Northern faetuc liae AZ Ss,okAne Falls.
70 Coistlie. . Distance of - niles. lie
rad VII san throuzh q comparatively
level country. and The cost xill nos n.
very great. Ihsrv are bal t~o river. 20
efesz. over watch small span tFux.
hrtdses sisi ansser all seeesssry par
poses. II t. estimated tia, the rad ear
De hestt aud eq1ipped fer less than on.
nilsson dollars IL IA the intention 10
MAKE u a bread gag. and 10 have all
iss Appointments nrst class. The Col
Vile uines Afg turGsns oag - we'll that
- saeeshs the venture vtIl pay from
Toe Start hessdes, Il ~cald TAP a enr
ssriealtnSAl add grazing Osantry. X
~ AID y. 4. Steel are naembsrs a ths
ofvgos Improvement Company. ana
baiit ihe RAker taty branch u the
Or~gus Railway and Navigation, ana n
they emtark IN the eex railroad ven
taree u 10 an Assured tacs that they wtIl
push u - saccessfal enalns - garf-
aans Ness.
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TO the UNFORTUNATE
DR- GlRB0N'-

- SasSSN =
3ispensAry Nc. 62s
Hearty street. Sen
InAncisos. Estab
hshed In lisa, fof
The treatment OF
Sexual and seminal
Diseases. such o.
6osoznH1A, 0txn,
srucIrM. sTPHu-
'Lls In all lie forms,
6kxIsAL WkkKxKze
and IMP orKscY
Loss Of manhood
-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-02

Vooaarss AT HoAs. --rhe reception
OF Delegate Voorhees, at Colfax Is de.
scribcd by the Portland stassard as
follows; "Bonhrus we're blazing and
the streets we're crowded With cheering
people 10 wclcome 20 bis home Hon. q.
\. voorhees,. The band sersnaacd him
Al tbs f1islsen House. aud a warm aud
enthusiastic reception was given hin, by
ail pcorts regardless Of party distine-
tons. Delegate Voorhees, after repeated
calls same forward and responded in
zones OF appreciation of the warm eel
GONE extended him. lie said be wanted
the people 10 positively understand that
he woaid rather forsaks his Democracy
than give mp his hght against the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
The grand reception rendered Mr.. Foor
bees last night By The people % Colfax
ie spontaneous ebuIliticn Of gratitude
for tue etafnent services performed by
that gentleman whiie he has been nj
Washington. aud Is tribute 10 which
the people II other parts of the Terri
tory would like Do share. Ever sinse he
made hts appearance IN Washington hts
mnncnce has been felt, aud the action
OF Commissioned Sparks in eurtailins
tho psiyiieges Of the Northern Pacific
v denn.ts aad eioquens evidence OF
What Ar. Voorhees, u able 90 do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-02

aradcated rom ne system FOR life.
NERVOUS Debility. Impotency, Seminal
Weakness, Failing Memory, Weak Eses
Stunted Development lmpediments TO Mar.
riAee, etc, from exec or youthful follies
or sny cause. speedily. safely and privately
cured
YOUNG. middie.sged and old men, and al
who need medical d I'll and experience, con.
suit the old European Physician Of once. HE
opinion costs nothing and NAV save future
misery and shame, When inccnyenient to
visit the city fer treAtneit medicines can b.
sent everywhere by express free from obser
vAtion.. II II self-evident tAat Q physician
who gives his whole Attentisn 10 ciass Of dis
eAses at;ains greA skill. and phssicians
throughout the country. knowing this, fire.
quently recommend difficult cases TO the old
est specialist. by whom every known good
remedy Il used. The Doctors age and experi.
encs makes his opinion Of supreme inpor.
lance.
Send for the ssnftsris, Guide To Health
sent free. Also. Self Analyst.
DR.. Liebig's woxDaKruL GERsAx IsyrsoRA
TOR permanently prevents all unnatural Losses
from this system, tones the nerves, Strength.
ems the musciee, chechs the waste, iuvigorstes
ths whole system, and restores the afflicted Il
health aad happiness.
TIE reeson - many cannot GET cured Of
seminal Weakness, less Of MAnhoed etc. d. l.
owing 70 9 complication called Prosta;orrhes
with HyperaetheEia, which requires peculiar
treatment Dr.. LiebiR's Invigorxtor Il the
only positive cure for pros;atorrhes, with De.
culiar special treatment used ct the Liebis
DispeusaTy.
Price Of Invisorsior. a. oAse Of six bot.
ties, $fu. Sent 70 any address, covered se.
curely from observstion- To prove the VOC.
derful power Of the Invieorstor Q 81 bo,tis
Will Be given or scot free.
Powerful Eiecsric Beits frce 10 pstieuta.
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Charity

rav b. fsaest and foremost az the trasn
thai Wait % mans m0>t diZuIhed AM
happisst stsie = but the dignity anu hSf-
pinsss Of man cannot bong endure With
out the health that MY BE obtsinsd IN
few bottles Of Ayers SSrsaVAriIlA- A. W.
Parker. lumber dealer. 80 Bleury street,
Montreal. Que. writes: AFTER being
troubled with Dyspepsia FOR 3 year, sns
with sal Rheum
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City Treasurer's Notice.

THE TREASURER or THE CITY OF
L Seattle will pay. On presentation, war
rants On
koad Fund 10 and including Ga
Fire fund. to and Including 80.
No interest viii be allowed on above
warrants AFTER this date.
A CHII4BER6,
CITY Treasurer.
nrst publication. August Do issA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-02

Conducted by qualified Ply
sicians and Surgeons-regular
graduates.
~The OLDEST specialists
10 the United States, whoss
LIFELONG ExPgKIxScE, per
feet methsd and pure medi-
cine, insure sfKEDY and PR
nANIST SUEKs of all Private,
Chronic and Nervous Diseases
Affections Of the BLOOD, SKIN.
KIDScYs. BLADDER, ERUP rIoss,
ULCERS, OLD SORES SWELLING
OF The GLANDS. SokR MOUTH,
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Sisters of

Charity, as1&shsi 20 81. Mac infTni
AsyIun. Dprchestsr, Azs-, certify to The
snesssraable value Of Ayers serssp2TIiaa
IN the Treatment Of sore eyes and skln
diseases, among the many unfcriun4fe
children under their care. Mr.. = II
Bowel. Wilmington. Mass. writes con
eerning the treatment Of her d@asshlfr'
who was troub'ed with sore eyes a. foH
bws: Il gave Ayers S2rsap2riila 10
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PRIVATE DISPENSARY,
100 Geary street. San Fran.
cisco, Cal.
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IhQA I. NEAen Il CO.

II sscnaepio s;rset San Franchise, Cal.
ard Main street, Fsrndale. Cal.
Sod by al druggists Il 81 bcstls. % Sn
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THE STEAMER
CITY Of QUINCY .l!

willleave Seattle for Skagit river and way
ports, every Monday and Thursday, re
turning Tuesdays and Fridays.
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For freight and passage apply at Com
panyis office, on Yesler's wharf. or on board
the boats at the same wharf.
mr3l-tf GEO. 8. JACOBS, Sec'y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-13

It Isl my blessed privilege to have agood
friend who has good horse that doesn't
take anybody's dust. The other day we
drove over to the Fair Ground and took a
spin around the track. The trees are in
fallleat, the grass Is lsxutiant, everything
tidy, and the track Is joy forever. !
thought as / looked upon all this that
Wheeling owes something to the men who
have carried this enterprise on their
backs, sometimes staggering under the
load but never stumbling. Now success
seems to be assured, but still | think
Wheeling doesn't quite appreciate what
she has in that fine Fair Ground.
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DIED.


MAcREhREg-on Fslday. morning. June u,
lass, 1t DIS O'Clock, lINEIe, Oldest daughter Of
David and Elisa NaekelEes, aged 10 Jeans and
months.
The funeral will tafe place from tho reslden.e Of
hSr paleats, No. 2lsS chapllne street. this (sstut.
day. morning alto O'Clock inttrmtnt ut the
Peninsula Cemetery. Friends Of the family are
invited 10 attend. 70
iT.Af L1R-on TFuNdly evening, June II, 1885,
at 10 O'clock at the residence OF her son, No. II
Iscuty.tottth street. MFS. O. E. TAYLOR, re, lot oil
the Iate william Tpyl0r, and mother OF william,
Harrison, Frank and Edward Taylor, aged 70 year..
Funeral this afternoon ata O'clock. Intermeni
At Greenwood Cemetery. Friends Of The family
aFe invited. I'll. II
RaAFf-on Friday: June q, tsSs5, Of 100 a. ",
LIZZIE KRAFT, IN the 2lst year Of her age, ~
Funeral from the rosidence=of-her mother No
9oio Alley I, this Saturday al 1oso'elock A, y,
Friends arc respectfully invited oattend. t
TuRNRR-ot typhoid teyeF, at the residence ol
his father, 68 Eleventh street IoHi y TuhSEe, son
pi 4. Turner, aged 10 yeaFs 2 months and 8 dsys.
Funeral this (satutlay) afternoon at 2 O'Clock
irjm the n. Z. Church, Eolf sIeet Intermeut a
Peninsula Cemetery. 4. " &. "a u
GAITs-4t Frankfort spflngs Ind, on Tuesday,
June 8, 1885, Mrs. GE0EdE GAfIS. zee Miss ANNIE
MOtBqRovE. III the 23d year 0l heraEG. ~
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gr,tstee satrs.
mNRns1EEis SAFE

81 virtue Of DEED Of TINS. n,ao l.. -,
Miller 70 me a. Ttustee, dRted NovS+,S Y. .,iolel
recorded n the ONCE Of ne cieft al ~ 4 lsl
Court o. ONO county, Weft vlfRiniS. n y So9s4
49, so4s E0. x pAse ~, iNti seil a a. \. &
door ol .the Court heese o. aid county, cn uSai
SATURDAY. THE &th DAY OF JUNE IN,
commencing a e O'Clock a. ", the iol ~
ptCptrtyi The north tWonty-SiEht iesf Al fsg.Ng
" IN 6eorge ZilliI addition IA M fsisy " ~ "a
tng Ala The aonth two sSes d Lot So. Is n " ~
Ths que g believed 70 % perfect butt MI, =.
~ eniy the titls vested "a me Sy I'D AZ :;
EIssIel sltS one third and q much no,,, :.
no putchaatl tlsct 70 pSy n an, tke bsl1ns.
NO satal thi1ine1t q .itx nd NON nv Y
npta Ge1ilng fnisie hon he diy 81 SiS 'V N v
deed Of tr,iit and policy 81 lhs1fsScs d, Ky
". i. Hl1tss AtSsiSasgst:. eo'pE' 2f91 5,i
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HORSE NOTES.

Linseed oil Is said to be very beneficial
to horses, making their coats nice and
sleek.
No time will be lost by allowing the
team to rest few minutes at least once
an hour, and 1t win be a great relief to the
horses.
A writer in an exchange says that
good saddle horse has four and only four.
gaits- fiat open walk, a fox trot, a run
ming walk and q canter.
Oats contain the greater proportion Of
transforming elements, and corn the
greater proportion Of fat-forming elements,
aud this is why oats are a much superior
food for the horse.
The proper way is to leave the colt the
stable while working the mare. This
keeps the colt out OF the road and out Of
trouble, and it's. better both for tho colt
and for the mare,
The importance Of taking good care Of
the brood mare and her foai, and OF feed
ing the mare well so as to make her yield
abundance Of milk, cannot be over.esti-
mated, II q first-class, vigorous colt Is to
be raised.
The Farm Journal advises when horses
have collie to give three tablespoonfuls OF
sweet spirits Of nitre and laudanum mixed
in q pint OF water as hot as the horse can
takeit. Walk the horse and repeat in a
half hourif not well.
II the horses are to be turned onto grass,
they should onlybe allowed 10 be out an
hour or two q day for the first few days,
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UtRusTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of q Deed VI Trust by Gto,,s a
Fri. % me, % trustee, dated JnhC h iSSslS !.
corded IN the Office Of The Cleit Of H. ~ ~. q
Court q Ohio County, West VlRinia. In M S.Iny
nust Rock Ne. 10. rage ga, VIII Sei n nv y.
door Of the Court llpuse Of Ohio couutS az NV 'li
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF July 10,
beeinnirg at 10 o'e'ock a. ", the lollov,nS =.
estAtI In TfiAdelphla District, Ohio Co,Ib,S Is ".
Virginia, on the south fork Of KoneyS n X, w
and on the West untou aud Rouey'S PoiSt ~ ~
pike, containing acres, more Of lCSs So,+ .S;
10 said Fly by VIM. Helenbine Snd vIic NJ w
dated February o 1883, recorded peti RI N
u, page ~. ASoa piece Of land AdIOinISe ~
above and contaIning2 AcnG, more az ~ y, -
yeyed 70 said Fly by Lewis Powell, BY dtTi 1SS.S
lnas y. 1854, recorded IN Deed BOOK No II ~.
225 Title 10 above pleci believed 10 10 ~.
but selling AS trustee will convey only ,bS ,iSA
vested In me by said deed Of trust "sa
TRANS oP eALR-0ne third ard as fDurh ,ro., =.
the purchaser elects 70 pay III cash on ibe ~
sale, the balance IN two equal inStaliments ~
and two years, with interest. iOr which m -.
chaser shall execute his nOtcI with coed SFF,t,,
the legal title 10 be fetRned AS further SeriitiT Z
at the purchasers option be MAY secure i6e M,
BY deed Of trust on The property. -Sa
WI. W. GoWDRE, Trustee
W II HAIIYR AnCtidpAeF -sN'fts
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eEn,,,,nisstpnere, sac.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Val
NaJuAHI.E REAL ESTATE.

~ SApatss tNtstes. - - -.
IN the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
u. ,,,,sranoo n the authority vested IN me lyI
,d ~ N ;n T,Inieinel Canft ii WheCiing uia
on lne thiIl aAy " iSs ~ ms y. yi
SeTy Ta sln sp hnshanh a,s plSln,iGs. And W.
~ - aud StSSrs Az, icGud6niS V
A'1'44 ~ 't.s s,, s.,,rsr,v StITvg ,sSS
li oN TuEspA1, JUL low
commenting at 10 O'Clock a. w.. sell at pubetus
ION. 10 the highest and test bidder al the i1l
door OF the Court House Of Ohio county, We
VirSInia. the following described parcels OIL ia
estste. that Il 10 say:
Trst-The west one. half OF lot numbered ihlrl
ts0l, situate on the south side OF Fifteenth slsI
N 'tho Miehaal Ciraham addition To the tltE
wheeling, In The STATE Of W@t Virginia, toglSH
WIZ I'm. Ierseoing nroncrty eonnfIVed lie pIOIefI
and Of the late Holster sIuen, Ip ~
most desirable I.SN ,.s;S Nil
Rist Of Large brick o9sillnS nuuss, VII ~
pail. . I. ,.,,,,,,s,a, .,,v,n M, IN sou,p,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-13
STREET BeggI.ry.

To lie d successful street beggar q man
must look forlorn and tlebilitated, and un-
able TO work. Itwould not do for street
bessaf to take BEowa's Iron Rittess, for
thsk would tone him up endigiye him o.
Wholesome ambition to labor, and he
would have TO 60 out Of the beggary bust
ness and do something better. Mt. Josiah
Morse, Henniken, n. H., says, eIreceiyed
much benefit BY using Browns Iron Bit
tels for general debility.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-13
White MOUNTAIN u
HaI|rl|Il|lO|!gkGIaiI.
STRONG, Durable and Light.
sEhF.ADIUsTINe 70 ANyIposRrioN.

The White Mountain Hammock Chair differs
from al other stationary or reclining chairs In
that Il Is better, stronger and simpler, u adapted
fnllof qutet comfort and hlessed rest. u far Iu-
peFior 70 the Hammock IN every way. and can b
put up % as % be always In he shade
Byit peculiar constsn action Il Il balanced In all
posslons teguLang 10 ,asientnss % Keep y n
usttd Guit the shortest OF tAllest PERSONS. The
seat q mAda OF strong CANVAS, hting perfectly the
entire length lGhout drawing the clothing tight
~ around the body, TINS making II much cooler
than hammock: while the atn9ya Of catch.
ing buttons, tolfing down the lsdies' hAlr, or In
anyway displaying The limbs q avoided.