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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-28
Insure Your Life

And thus protect your vile and children
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
Of Wheeling, affords reliable life insurance
at rates within reach OF small incomca
The average cost last year in the Ohio
Valley was less than that Of any other life
insurance company or society in the Coun.
try. The Ohio Valley has in eight years
paid over 100000 dollars to widows and or.
plants OF deceased members. The year
1886, Notwithstanding the hard times, was
the most prosperous year In It's history.
Medical examinations made at the office
free of charge. For further information
enquire at the office, BecOnd floor front,
Reilly block, entrance No. 1921 Market
GIN. l. II. DuvAL, Pres.
VIC HANDLAN, Sec.
7. H. LOGAN Treas.
T. b. CAMPnRLL, NJ. D.,
Medical Director.
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INDICATIONS

wAsniNoToN, u. O., April 2S.-1 A. M
For Tie Ohio Valley and Tennessee, va
riable winds, local rains and higher tom
perature. ,
For Lower Lake region, warmer and fall
weather with southerly winds,
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BY taking The 1.47 p. NJ. (City tine)
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive in Cleveland at O:25 =.
NJ, and Chicago at $3.50 the following
morning. Connections made In Union
depot, Chicago, for all points west.
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A LITTLE SUFFERER
ClcauSOd, Purified and Dcautlled by the
Cutlcura Remedies.

II affords me pleasure tOgiye you this report O
the cure OF our little grRndChild by your CUfIGuRA
REnEDIEs, When six months old mis- left hand be
gan ~ swell and had every appearance Of u large
About i've months alter II became a running sore
soon other sores formed. lie then had Two oil them
on each hand. aud ~ his plOld became more and
more lnpuTa 1t Ia. X less Time for them 70 break
out. sore came on the chin, beneath the under
liz, which was very offensive, His head was OnC
solid SeAb, dtSChaEgi log q greRt deal; This was his
condition ~ twenty. Two ln0nlhs OLD, ,When ! un,
dGrlOOk The cafe Oi HIN, his mother having. died
when ho wAA u llttlN moro tOnu u year cd, OF con
sumption (%sCrOlula OF COUNSEL He could walk d
little, Tut could not get up u he fol- down, and
could not move whtn III bed having no use OF his
hands limmGdlG!ely ComInAnCed With the Cutl'
Cura Remedies, using The Cntiuip aud GutlGurl
Soap freely, and when he had taken one bottle Of
the CullCurN ResOlVeut hi head was completely
cured, and no was improved IN every way. We
were vary much encouraged, and continued the
use OIL the Remedies for y year aud q hall. one
GOTO after another hGalpli q bOny mater forming
III each one Of theaO i've deep ones Just lO'OEO heal
Ing, which would iiLRlly grow loose aud were
taken nut; then they would heal rapidly. One oil
these ugly bone formations l preserved. Alter
taking i doZen and a half bottles he was com.
pie ry cured, aud Is nowtAt the aye Of six years,
1 sllOng aud healthy child, III scars ol his
hands must Rlw I}S lGmHili his hands Are strong,
though We once feared no would never be able g
O . them. All that physicians did for him did
him no good, All WIN saw the child before using
the CuliGuIu Remedies aud heo the child row con
sidCr II a wonderful cure, II the above facts are
Of Ruy use TO yJu, you arc a. liberty 70 use them.
MRS. Ell briggs,
MAY9, 1856. 6i2E Clay e., Bloomington, Ill
The child wll really Int wlrSO condition than
he appalrGd 10 his gtand M0ther, who, being with
him eyary day, became accustomed TO the dlWASe,
MAGGIE HOPPING.
CuTICURA REMEDIES arc sold everywhere, Cutl.
OurH, the great skin ClrO, 81 cents; UutlCu'R Soap,
al exquisite skin BeAutillaF, y cents; CutleufG
KeSolvent the rev Blood ppri6er, u 10. Prepared
by tho POTTER DAuG AND CuENlCAL Co.. Boston.
scnd for "Ilow to Cure Skin Diseases"
lTnUlEG. sCaly, Plmply aud Oily Skin BRutlned
HUI by CutlC1FR Soap,
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or WILL,

DNUBAIE VI WILD
OhicO Of the Cletk Of tho County Court Of ohiu
County, Stale OF West Virginia m..A
III the matter Of the PROBATE VI the lAi WiIiAp
testament OF Annie II, HOfnDfOok, dece''eu'
The obicOt Of the petition hled IN thii mn!sGr ~ ~
the 10Th day 81 ApiIl, A.. u. $50, " 70 bHys a Nv \,
tAd 10 probate 4 PAPER writing putPyi,tn Y ,,tSg
the will Of Annie n. 1lOrilbtOok, DEC a!,l INA
date on the IWh day u Juuc y. y issp 4" nj,
NnneaFinV iio1i an AhidAvlt MED with ne W my
0iico that Uotipna II. Wll.orl India !. h'," E5i
Lucy II. WlltOn aud Annie N ReIey, pe{'u", ~ in.
are ihetein, and ingBii petition dgglaEtH w !, ~
dents Of IhiS state, It il ordered that they ie ~
pear Al my ONCE ID the ely Of WhJSl,pg " y,y,
county aud slate alOrcsal1, Oh NE 2Jlhu w rns.tt,
A. D., i@G, Al 10 O'Clock 4. n and " Wnsl "
saiy y project tn U inieie'I W h W az
'U "'" uE6RdE HOOK, eek
GEoGog r., Il GnCnBlT AitlInsy-41-
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srEk1 MoNKs U
The Bsatsr rails Concern ban by wheel.
ing Capital,

The following Associated Press dispatch
was received from pltbburgh last even.
ingi
1.-THE Beaver Falls steel works, after
two and a.halt yeats Of idleness, resumed
To-day. The works are owned by Mt.
Whitaker and give employment 10 about
one hundred men. Several big orders
have been booked, and the prospects, are
that the works will continue IN active
operation. There 10 great rejoicing al
Beaver Falls over the resumption
L.s,uood&C "a. sell Dry Goods heCheapest,
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Ma. MARTIN THORNTON says he IL kill.
ing off rheumatism at q great fALe. He
ftiil has a few more bottles left Of Tie great
rheumatic remedy,
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R0oaLYlnK

Daily invoices Of best makes OF shoes
which We will offer at the very Lowest
prices consistent with quality. Call anC
examine, at the cash store Of
j. W. AMICE,
ll43 Main street.
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DRoPoSALsFO FOR pAViNG STREETS.


Sealed Proposals. will bC received at the office o.
the Board Of Public WORKS until Monday, the lgil
day Of May, 1850, az u clock w., for Paving With
Hard Burned Fife Clay bricks, Main AtnGL ~ lIg
First ward, Eoii street IN the Eighth ward, aaI
Chapllne, Eighteenth, Eoir and Nineteenth Ainea
IN the Fourth ward, and such Other streets aliaN
be hereafter designated by the board.
Proposals may be for AL Of the above nampa
streets, or for each one separately. ChApNlt,
Eighteenth, k0T aud Nineteenth 70 be included o.
one street,
The successful bidder will bO required 10 glye
bond IN the penal sum Of 1900 on each sgpAtat
contract or 5000 on the whole, for the ialihlll w
t0rmance Of the same. The ntmes Of the iWO ",
SpOnSlble sufetlCa satisfactory u tue boa y wv,
pally proposals., WHO must be Gliih.l'Ww V
state tf West VifglnlI.
The Bard reserves tic tight TO teIec! AM OF All
sbeViiCalions may be had Oh application al Ihe
Office Of the lbnafd ,n.
Proposals should be address, to the Clerk oil 'NG
Board Of Public works. ,.
IL 4, GILLiGAS, Cltfk.
wnEELISul Apr! q. 1885 -%
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AFTER May 1 we shall close our Store
at u l.. NJ, Saturdays excepted.
HENRY JACOBS l. Gu.

SpECTACLES adjusted by means Of
the johnson dlOptrlc OyG meter, having
combinations Ut nearly 600 lenses. llG'
traction Is measured 10 tho Oue.llun'
dredtIi part Oran lnCh. The only lnStrl'
ment Of tho kind In West Virginia. Sat-
isiactlOn guaranteed.
JACOB W. CRUDE,
OptlCian md JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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Thsrmometor ltocord.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer ns observed at sChnepfsdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: z
A. M, OO'j u M 74'i 8 ha., 7l';7r. NJ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-28

al Frank Walters Two.AIlle House, Thurs.
day afternoon and evening. ALI irlshdl
are cordially invited.
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FOR RENT.
9roposa1s.
DROPOsALs FOR SEWER pIPE.

Sealed proposals will be received al tho Office Of
the Board Of Public Works until Monday, the I'd
day Of May 1885,, at u o'clock NJ, for furnishing 70
tbs board ttst.OlaSi Salt Glazed Sewer PlpC, both
single aud double strength.
The BltCetsinl bidder 10 givc bond In the penal
sum Of 1900 90 for the faithful performance Of
contract. Name oil the surety Il be OrGlel In tlld
bond must \ company pFOpOSal. surely shall 10
u citizen Of tho State Of West Virginia. =,
The Hoard reserves the right 10 reject any OtAll
bids. .
Proposals should be addressed to tho CLERK OIL
tho Board OF Public Works, Vince ng, W. Va.
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
T.. A. GALLIlAN, Clefk.
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pRoposAls FOR PAVING GROSS.

i IEGS AND CUTTERS. .
Sealed Proposals will be received al tho OllCe q
the Board Of Public Works until Monday, the "a
day Of May, 1880, at u O'Clock ", for Paving Gut
tors and Crossings.
The successful bidder will DO required 70 enter
Into pUnd IN The penal sum OF Gi0OOt0 TOT the
faithful performance Of the contact. Surety 10
Snid bond u be d citizen Of the Htate oil Wet VII;
ginIa, aud satisfactory 10 The Hoard. Name OIL
surety must accompany proposal.
The Board RESERVES tho right 10 reject any OF all
proposals.
Specifications may DO had upon application at
tho Office Of tho board.
propolal6 should be addressed to the CLERK Of
tho Boatd OF Public Works.
TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
MnrrLlNa. Anil %. 1s.aG ""AH""H aErE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-28

THERE Is no such word as fail with Red
Star Cough Cure. Prompt, safe and sure.
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AdmtMtsttatotls atotttes.
A DMlNtsTRAToRs NOTICE.

reSoni having ClaimS AsAlhlt tho estate Of
Frederick lAushlIn, deceased, will pleas present
ththAmo 10 ne for settlement Immediately, 10 10
proven according to law.
SAMUEL LAuuTlLIN,
aprN Administrator,
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Gar Sale.
GT0OKs FOR SALE.
TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

N0VN pFAIE ~ VLV7H NN N9IAIE
Ths following Lots on Wheeling leland le!oN.
Ing 10 tho estate Of the late VIM. MUCOy, VIZ:
Lots No. Go " aud u on BrOaawAy,
Lots No, NJ and 80 on York street,
Lots Nn 70, 100 aud l0I on Virginia StiGgt.
Lots no. lUi les, ITO and III on Huron stiCet,
Lots No, lES, I29' and l3g on Wabash street,
Lot No, ia on Water street.
Ru2g ". v. HOIE 4 BRO, 1900 NatEelsL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-08-20
L.. G. SRESOVICH & co..

Com mission Merchants and Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, green and dried;
manufacturers of Desccated COcoanut. Bananas,
Lines. Pine Apples, Sicily Lemons, Tahiti
Oranges and Cocoanuts Nuts Of ali kinds, Dates
and smyrna Figs,
Packing Fruit for export a specially. Long ex-
perienee in shipping 10 China, Australia, Mexico,
central America, Eastern States, etc. Tropical
Fruits imported direct by every steamer.
Branch House, San Francisco, P. o. box 1885,
Honolulu, H. l., p. o. box l2O.
Alb AS and AZ Washington street, opposite Post
Office; 4I2, Ala and 4I6 Merchant street.
47q feb26 81 SAN FRANCISCO.
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The RiSdOn
Iron & Locomotive Works,
Corner of Beale and Howard Streets,

Corner of Beale and Howard Streets,
JOS. superintendent
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN
ID all it's branches; Steamboat Steamship,
Land Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or
Compound.
STEAM VESSELS, of all kinds built complete
with HuIls OF Wood. Iron Composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when adj
visabe.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs
constructed with reference 10 the trade In
which they to be employed. Speed, ton
mage and draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR SEILLS AND SUGAR-MAKING MA
plans. Also, all Boiler Iron Work connected
Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler Sheet Iron, of any
size, made in suitable lengths for connecting
together, or Sheets Rolled, Punched and
Packed for shipment, ready to be riveted on
the ground.
HYDRA ULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and
Water Pipe made by this establishment,
Riveted by Hydraulic Riveting Machinery,
that quality of work being far superior to
hand work.
SHIP WORK, ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
chc Coast of the Heme Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps, for Irrigation or
City WORKS purposes, built with the Cele
brated Davy Valve Motion, superior to any
other pump.
J. N > Honolulu
Room No. 3, upstairs, Spreckels Block.
agent for Hawaiian Islands)
226se30- lyd-w
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And the carpenter has been at work on the
rood vyorl, of the house for an hour or 50
irving to make it look natural again Mrs.
Pease says she don't know what L put into
the pie, whether the bakin-; powder was a liz
tie remnant of percussion that her husband
left when he die I, or a discarded seidlitz
powder, but that never can be too thankful
that it blew up before George inserted II mo
his trne inwardness. Tomorrow / may try
AGAIN and l want to cook few of these ecru
colored doughnuts with apertures in the
,antre if can. want to do everything 20
help George to acquire wealth.-Bll Nye In
Boston Globe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24


h Eet1s. lemhE "a. b nsg.
asosrs Hnbert Wafrsn. 5ssa A.
aayuns. -. 80 His NsIsis q. HsvsI.
The mFsiass teak pIaos e Ifioilg
oAnsch. - sc psessncs q enig = isW
Ensimats fsfsnas mnd rslaiivss of ihs
eontrneslnx parEes. Ihs kEias. aAe
ezs afFsn aa4Y 81 heE Hnele >. n
EisseIIgn. 3 aanaIas RnEef s11ater.
hastne been bern and r4izad 81 Peri
Gamtla. She IS the eldesl danahzet ~
- lasa Hon. i. y. HgseY, . q haa d.
asl9r1 iEso 3 6eEdld. AMaaNon1e
wsrsan. Tna aruam. Mr.. Gmymna, IA
8 New Torksf, ntout thirty gsasa ~
ace. Who fer several years baa filed Ne
Feap0unitie Resition 81 aceoQ1f4n1 and
bookkseper fer the PuRst Nh Gem-
rEny a. Poes 0smbls, ahers tne happy
so1rls eli make their hones
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Valuable Nil! Properly tOrSa!e

HlHERE WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE
= a. pnVlir aee1ioa. on tire ground, at Post
IaWosend, Washington Territory October %.
ISIS, taf propefty. real and personal, Of the
Port fospa.ud NIL oompAny Real pTope u
eoueints u biecks /. 3 8, "a ~. IS. -. So 81,
y, -. e6 ~, g. -. la, las. la, Ia The civ
% foft Townsend. v, T.. and tract q land
coataininT y sores north q Lawrence street.
hlocks :, :. %. 81, "a, g. and the miii and
whaif bel nelnE % said comp ~, viii b.
aols a. nne piece 81 proferts; the remainder
VII b sold Ia lots 70 suit. said mfll u tgo
stories. torls0 fest. exclusive q boiler noon:
boilers - feet b. 90 iucAes; upfisat eneine.
1otnch eylinder aBa 70 Zach stfckes line phafi-
ms, IN. and Ia. /. dsable eircaiaF saws, top
g IA. bottom 90 he eawk reuaw gang etFer,
trimmer eauA plassF 7. 4 O.. aod double sur
faces u. .. santa. betting Tor all machinery,
iced roller, iaih mili and p,ckea machine
Outing cnpaclty. o coo lest. wharf extsad
toG % alieet e. low iide. Ala. .. same firna
and place. . iet 81 eoon chains aad uther
aaxaole propeFsy. Terms Of sale; Real tstAte,
% pef Gems cash. balance in one ysar q 4 PER
esst per ennnm % approved aecarity. Nov.
able property cash. sesa dwsd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24


He's. y. n DeSNx. The Athanv
Raiiefia has received q lengthy Ip,ssf
frem Hen. q, u. penny. dated Sasnl.
CaFes. 1aly t6sh. he i weli and Ia
good health aGd sfifits, and speaks wsll
81 the climate ci Corea- Amona etsef
lhlnxs. be says "My position i a very
E0spansible cue. I have aetaiur a. q,
With ths Customs Department. exnapt q
an advisory way. Tbs kaar. apoa nv
arrival bere, appointed nsa . Wise Ptesi
DENT q hfs teue Offices pEtxy rsenrH4
The hiReesl Department. ID sac eosesn
ment, And also made NE nirsctar IL
koreien Anauss tkAxs tuo Interpreters
and q secretary, aod keep thea baSv
We were Al the Preach sFaaty ahoat !
month. I wAs ApFatatesf b his n aiesty
eEe % the pleatpotenfsaslss 60 oanfssi
a. To o. wefs tge ct81ses demanded
BY tie krench Wtieh Wa cauid ma
grant wa tbe missionary eiaass sna
the ana psrlaiitinE fcsi&eaca Ia tha IN
tettaF. Net thai I ASA opeassd b he
intg0aaeslCa 81 pAriSfanity. Tor
sheala ake 30 see il doAA, bal the time
has nos yel arrived wAen i can b dane
vita safety - ne pcace e tas State U
WITH iutafesi b TIE eaase 0f nuiiaian.
Ahese = = Very htttar tatiine aealoas
toe C4ihoiic faith. a. & haa heqn fbs
ceNsa ~ mace tlceis0sd and r,cgseea
npn. BY thia / maean teal the 6ssas ~
many 0Ashalsea have been uut n - ne
pAst - oecea, Il ie said aa,OC0 - 'sgs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

The American people have one trait
for uhioA they shoald Be truly thankful.
They are born humortsia. They can
go the ridiealous side Of anythine-
even q calamity. The wallis a. Charles
ton had scarcely ceased 70 ioitsr when
newspapers 10 vaFiaus parts of ths ooun.
ny bad begun 10 exalt hsoaass she
earthquake had accomplluAed What
craftsmanship coald noa acoomplisa--
had shaken the solid south.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

kx-Oemmiaasones Of Public works
holltn u. Squire announces bis inten.
tion 30 begin leoturinR. and promises to
eel Ell be knows about nunioipal cor
rurtion IN New York. Tho diiacalty
viii b that Mr SQaire win b. absolute
y unable % sell ell be knows sbout uu-
nieipal eouuption in = single lecture.
and, instead d . single lecture. Be usll
b compelled y dsliyeF an s1teaded
series in each city Ne visits.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THR
Il Third Judicial District af Waahineton
Territory, holding terms 81 Seattle, ID Kina
county. Washington Tersi1oFy.
No. 4ese-Ths Black Diamand Coal Mlnine
Company and intervening hbellauts. nbellant
versus the sfeamer 5. L. n sstic. bar tackle.
apparel and furliture, rasponieuG
AeEioe is hartby given thsi. whereas. hy =
decree Of the shove eufitled coart entered az
rNcOFd iu SAID slr 90 the 18th day 81 SEQ.
tcmbeE. iS86, the shove Named steamer B. 4.
NASH 1. her Jackie, apparel, furnitare, etc,
Wurs co1demnea and ordered % Be- sold 10 III
manoer provided b. Lew, e snsWer tn PRAYER
u ne absvo named libsllAats
Therefore, ! uill esil sid steamer e pubic
suction, - he highest bidd e. = caah. q Col.
mans wharf. 10 the city Of Seaftie, in KING
county. ashlngton Tcrritory, ~ ftll eleven
O'clock il the ioFenosn, on THURSDAY. the S0th
day Of s psambaF, 1854
Dated TIE 18th day Of september. 1855.
Gated States Marshal for Washington Ter.
ritozy- aelQ 10
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+ OFs AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
~ North seattle.
Lots AID blocks for sale Ia d. 7. Don.
nyis nrst, second. third. fourth. fifth and
atxth additions.
Lots and blocks for sale IN d. I. Den
ny b Park addition.
Lots and elncks fer sale IN d. I, Dem
nyis East Park addition.
Lots and books for sale u Mob Hin.
L0ts ana blocks for sale IN Greens cd.
dition.
a hou'e and lot fer sale IN D. 7. Dem
ny's nth addition. $3.50.
Isos ; block g, D. I. Denny's third ad-
ditlon, Sa5O
20 block 50. D. t. Denny's third ad-
dition, $40
4 house and lots in D. t. Dsany's fiftA
acd.tisn, $l500
lois 5 ana s. block 2. in Bell and Dem
ay's add ton, $500
Houses for rent and for sale
l.Oans negouated and Investments made
Taxes paid Tor non-fesident partfe
Ordera for ali kin 10 Of ron n and 4 esq
n Lumber, Lath. SASH. Doora and Moaia-
angs. viii receive prompt atsent on
correspondence from abroad soiicited.
sefd y 6m
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W. v. RIMEHART 4 SON


so ANAAAAa - AAsAAA4aH AAANA = A.AaA+a - -
To cur Cusiemess ard Friends
We prOt0ae @ introduce IN our business
on the first 81 the moaln. the Coupon eyg-
teHk % much II vogue IN cthef piacsa. and
while We leave Il optional with Cur cue
TONERS We hspa thai al via give Il atrial
- We aEe censtaeed he new system VIII
be Of mutual banEf1, and give as oug roa-
Sons the following advanta6es
firpt-DailF o1AfRes % your account
viii Be avoided, because, 81 this system,
there Win b ne pass b0oze o. item red
monfhly biils; 10 changing en Tie booke
consequently ne pQeting, - every see -
3 cash sale, and in fact saving mech an
noga nce 70 the customer and ayoldit 3
disputes over supposed discrepancies.
Hecund lit prevents fraud, which some
times occurs with pass BOOKS, and ~ ser
wants wiz fad & imposslble . ST goods
without the coupons customers can no
dc1bs appseciale that one advaataga.
Third-kFesY sale sing cash sale Gus
t1mers viii know there u notnlnRc aEgeo
% them which they have not had.
Fourth 81 bringing our business down
TO q cash hasi9 We Mili be enabled 70 sell
eur goods aoeordtnRlg.
fiflh- customers paying for their books
will be allowed q diacount.
With this simple announcement we re-
spoetfuilf ask that you viii Try the Cou-
pom system enc month and II it does not
work % your entire sstiefaction We can
return 70 the old method. Respectfully
GAG w. " hfNKhAkf h sON.
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D. E. DURIE,
SHIPPING and COMMITS
sion MERCHANT,
ON YESLER'S WHARF,
SEATTLE,
Begs to announce to The public

First That he now falls gracefully into
the sensat GOAL style Of advertiei & re
Gently adopted b. he commission men Of
Seat IL.
seeond-That during the past few year
he has handled and s0ia many bundled
Of tons Of White river aud other hay. al
Of which was choice aud clea !, and ais
more " less thousands Of tons OF grain.
hour and feed. botn COED and otherwise
1hird-1hst At this present time he ha<
On has d. and also In his mind. vast guam.
titles Of the above goods and that u
hams aud bacon he has bought ana vii
buy, tsn- and tons
Fourth--And finally, he says that al
thoash he has JOIN d the Blow Hard Cluh
90 far a. the neWspa Pc 8 g0s be may IL
be found ht his place Of bus meas On IN
wnaFf. tellins HE customers as much
truth - they can stand, and sell ng then,
. plump hundred cents worth goods
for dollar. se2l u
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KlNDERcART

MISS GRACE THoRNnYKE. A
AkA graduate 81 the Calit1FaiA kindar-
FNfsau trsta{nx seteai. aanounc1s tAat
asa ats no 90 tha AtNdefrArtaE former
ii nresiaet eFax b Ma Alutas ff.sss -
& ~ carner q TAsr1 aat piae srrress.
81 No41Ay. AS. ~ Ea&
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HORSES FOR SALE.

ONE SPAN OF TRUCK HORsEs ,
~ years old. both mares; also . lot Of
2. and Ayear-Oids. all graded Pc cheruns
gentle and well b oke also. my pCrcherun
stallion. Grey Prince. For further infor-
mAtisn address WI MUNKA
solIdwim FiGalao. W.T..