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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


IN FRIDAY EVENING. AUG. IRA,
irum tho = iey hefweaa Seventh and SIKH
streets % James. down James 20 Faarth
a5anE Foarih . Columbia dawn Cafum-
~ b IAird. Findef WIll 81 suitably ~
waRdBd b. leaTinR tie sane vita 81
HAYTNfk' FrnHa alFeel nnN
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CLTTLR FOR SlLR.

4 HAVE ARRIVED WITH - HEAD
4 81 iifst class wSrk cattle frem Easssra
" asAioston- They ara tor aAla chaan.
Al mus b SD 81 September fsth.
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m. q. n. LoNaAKKB -Dear Slrs ~
xsnrR / - haan aifictsd with he1Fy.
naInfsl esn1lnR IN ny fuxeAnm4 and 81
nfEAt I would - troubled via o1Gc1ll
raafhlnz. caaFhinH and exnecesE4tln1s
- fhnf 4 Rad h11 nEfla re1k. I wma veg
nIisaEahaa from thi8 eaenrxA e tAe Aen.4
49, - Fslllf. 4 hnd ben pnun1unoad m
cprnhln whan nnaghf yonr carr ard
treakmaaf. fr1n Which resolved reflex
Is fgW esy4 regnlrl1g b > pexaAn1zt
aHEA
Nrnm what I know q Dr. L1ng9kere
- r.o'sf kearFiilT recanmEna al peEsona
anIlnffna fram HHemsa 10 HIN with TIE
a1znranrs that they VII racafTo megt Gz-
eel1ent nrn1aEsinnai and uo1i1l1 treat
manf CLARK d. DAVE
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Smoke she eelebsatsd Krse Krss 5
eant cigar. the baat aald. Az LlEVI Baos.,
uommeFsial sfsset, sals aRenia. aao I'm
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RApUATE or Nh uMEWK1-
NT ~fF nf RsnnNYlEnntns has p1Rr
n1Hzly teca1e4 II 494.z-a
ta - es.Rmnr a cAmKxY am4 IhiKd HlzoelN
n. Ls11akR nakes = gpecEalT e a..
eng e IL
Eve. Lar and Threat
TraaaS zEiuneA chrnnic ana sRin disansens
rgIa1Rss tuHolA an9 ulc1H Wizhou1 p1lz
e. the usa q EAe knllA
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REWARD.

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD WILL
b paid % an7 pofsan rutufning q he
aAdaKax nHd oWnor, q ANAL white and
HACK bird Dog which waa Loaf near
- ans Point one week ago- Ne nnaWers
b he namo 81 eCariey. and 4 sllzhtly
lame Ii tha riahs forefoot.
JOHN n DENNY
AMI SEATTLE. w. Il.
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"LLDD'S ADDITION

10 the city q Seattle. which compriaam
lols Z. Z and s q section g. and lot 4 So
ten Is. township S inertia rAnge 3 eAze
near smiths Cove, and We aFaanfhuriEaa
% sell he sauna Tor from 81 u O. psrerOnt
foo1 81 kliiost Bar. and from s. % SIS
Or AeS not water trontaeA
Ihi1 a ~ eAr tie cheapest property On
Tat part q The city. and h hezutlfnIiY
- 81 Aecardtng - Ne toposraphy q
PSrtiss invsselnx In this propsrsy now
eAnnsE Aslp eat make moaay.
TKRsE5-9s Fz xNT BOWS. RALAxcE
E @e. ANn Ae Mo4TaA Al ~ PER ext
ma. Q. 5. paasaa . ". & LAdd tie
aaed trozn lad Mna wife 30 Gee b. KIT
u1EEE. PAaE1n4 ~ KitfinEoE. who vii
ElEe WArrAasg deea No nETTKR 1ETLE
A tsW haaehs. oaly. sur n.ls a -.
prlce1 And a thasa tErmR
s1pp9se pa bly eiock e $40 or &ala
AQ1 R1f - paE cGm1 d@w1s tow1k 50 a.
so No mare pATznaa1E Ter m1ntAa
a eoea - - eeaszaA. Lake sAeEs aa4
en9sdEn r4aW1T equmenne waEk rauR
eaook wE1 ~ werth ssFeaal thnusalua 5o5-
1Axe Ns1 thaEeeT rizk fsw ae1inrs -
Donsl ~ this prupsEsz IN yua aaa
caR pxsaea 9 l43olA&nE praPer4y. and Z
- <.es esza1 y - = nos s. Per cent
- lAA1 yg1 - So cehAr pr0E9Ery a.
3ainizR e. II EAat vielnzsT. Ne VII mnIks
20 E1cNon1 e h1nck. TFy 4 al -
eo 49, pazEavelY wzk1raW - n1zi-
1lgA G0D - UaEkeG e thasa priceaL
waen 1870 q = b asA4 THEsE AJAX
n Rive AEraeT azer sd have ~
eA1ns1 In eNuy a11a ~ tan1 wssAia a.
AA8 mata ~ GA1a a&a1firl u 80 Eare-s.
Hs1. e SO pr aGA
G. G. PAfmMEV a CO
1nmm afrssE
sz@aw ospol1s oe1ssszaal Had.
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WANTED.

NroUNG NAN VITA A Business
4 e3ecatira. a11 whe nas ha1 sasas
praef 81 Business ex1.eriencsl siats frr@
meE hESaess and sa4ress @Fhaslnsss, :
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cEHERal And NERVOUS BlsEasEs

MAmK A. EoMgAKER. NJ ID.
Graduahs Il wunaAS 1Esdisal Conazs
e Panna5lgAniA-
Ol1aa and RoEiag1es, earnar Chsrry and
Third Hsxoe1A once hourH from % ~
nnd fzom 1 % oiclock.
ENEsicular attention Elva1 - re treat
ranf az diseases e. w@man and children.
Cunsulkafions In Engliah and German.
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Partisan Dyeing and Cleaning
Works.

elk AND wOof.EN DYER.
oNaA a. q A&N3s f1AAAeA4t4Aa t&UtAl4i#s
Glove e3eantnT specially.
Al orders promptly and carefully e..
tended %. Addra1s Nozt Of1as box ta5.
sscosd 4, bel washlnzson aai aisin.
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FoF sac.
Sfm LIFILR RIGLR

fNkttls STEAMkR = II GoQa Rim
ana ar4AF aM& va - SD a nKFmna-
~ sSEHA Arglg e 1A1EES KKHCl7. s
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Rooms 60 LEI,

DLKAsANT FERegEsHWn ROCKS.
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cuIcNoN INK CO.,
ansl asa Got ave 81 IaalA No.
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FOR 2AhH
4 - - lsss1k H0NaA AID LOT CO
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kraeers eAsee-s aas essEs n. ] 49,
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FOR RENT.
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ITO LOAN On TNPR0vED RARlas
IS HSsxxR n.zzox
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WN LARGE on ssEAIx. AMeCxrs
- ~ aEeAse q 1884, zaSzrisF.
Any a roEZ "a Funcsn ksaek
A18 In 2CETEa ROcHESTER
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FOR SALE

A cQMPLETE OUTFIT OF HQUsx-
"a hnaa f1Tz1RarsI eMrpaek zee. - -
cna&R kuazsszs1z - kezzas Eixsa va
N.w. $50 rl.:z ~ 49, =. -
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For Renf.

A HoCSE BETWEgN THIRD AND
- FSlrxas SBrfnE and SsaseA 5 raua,
- c1oaHlA n111l1 wa1EF cz1E1 I'D
I14rz1h Wuzlf n NEEk $50 ~ 49,.
gl4z Eas1sl.4s kA.lullzln@9 and cheana1 In
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VIZ HAVE RzEN APPOINTED
w agents far
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21
PETER BOSS STORY
He Didnt Mean 70 Shoot HIS
VIE.
That fIEsl Fa0nH--L" I08LAAE
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81. ,sx minutes The tolscfai work sse
80 shed and 1lss Eas ready lo orslu col
tersat-al. il re-poas7 ~ lle sorry io 81
g1- Dare 2I sazs tle al AappF uls
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.hs 4f az ce lst-re1 hls emotions. 81.
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-e 4.rl lei ID Dr4na Aasits bis clothes se-
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a sa " 9thes tor lil- { ss.1 nothing
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ils t-lioN - going ac1lt tu pound
j-n hlu About two years ago lr
aoflccl AIS marked attentions - my alft
A1o4I tn.s -im- my vile vas III and tA
doctor advised me- % 1T her trave
i0f 3 sale. She and her coil-i
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Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

That day which brings happiness 20
many hearts and much eos lo every family
circle Is near al hand agan. IhauGs9iy-
ing day has a charmed sound about y that
makes young hearts leap Will JOS and
brings back pleasant memories to older
hearts. A Thanksgiving dinner is Away
special occasion aud As the family, with.
perhaps a few invited guests, gather round
the well loaded tables on which are tempt
iugly arTayed game OF al kinds. such a.
rabbits partfidges. pigeons. ducks, Ten
nessee squads, and the most important dish
OF all that of oysters either the Yankee
brand Or the Fair Haven counts. which are
the finest produced ia the market. Ilese
are ali furnished IN the sweetest aAd fresh
est stvle by FJ Dettenthaier, of li4 Monroe
81 Nice fre,h and sait water fish might be
added 20 the biN OF fare and these always
fresh and palatab.e can be found al Mr.
Detienthaiegs market which Is the finest
in the city. Fish, game. vegetables and
other delicacies can always be found in sea
son Al this reliable place Of business.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

The most becoming garment
ever built for Gentlemen wear
is the above Style and very
properly called Prince Albert. "
II hides the defects in the form
of irregular built men and shows
off the human form" divine
on well proportioned mascu-
line. Tailors are better paid for
makingsthis coat than any other
and one cannot get a good fitting,
we'll made Prince Albert Suit
less than $40 10 SIS made TO
order. We sell q handsome
Black Worsted Suit, that will
not wear shiny, English serge
lined, we'll made, at SI8. We
have them in better goods at
S22.5o TO S2s.
At $50 we sell a Coat and Vest
made of the very best French
Cremicaux Worsted All Silk
Satin Lined, finished IN fine
Silk fat braid, equal in every
way TO the best custom made
coat and vest, at $50. Remem-
Der, we can At you. No disap-
pointments or mishts-- the bug
bears of we'll dressed men.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21
Excel All Other>.

Mr.. NJ J. CHAsE-lt affords Us great
pleasure TO add our opinion TO the many
other testimonials regarding the excellence
of your pianos. We have fifteen of them
in our institution, and we find them unsur-
passed in tone, finish and durability.
Very respectfully,
SISTERS OF NORTRE DANE.
Convent Of Nortre Dame, Cincinnati, Dec.
l. 1s-h
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

The finest stock of paper hangings ar
lists materials. paints, oils. varnishes,
brushes, mouldings and holiday goods are
now ready Tor. public inspection AT the
beautiful new store Of J. Goebel " Co, No.
South DivisiOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21
Great BargaIns.

Compton Brothers have just received a
wonderful stock of Hanging lamps Parlor
Suits and Marble Top Tables latest designs.
which will be sold AZ wonderful low prices
for cash or installment,
100 South Division Street
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

Compton Brothers have Just received a
carload Of extra fine marble top tables
latest designs which will be sold AZ a Won
derful low price for cash or on installment,
lOl south Division Street.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

The finest stock of paper hangings, ar
fists materials. paints oils. varnishes,
brushes, moulding and holiday goods are
now ready for public inspection az the
beautiful new store Of j. Goebel & Co, 40 3
South Division n.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

Our artist did not DO Justice 70 the
HObby Garment 80 popular smong vel
dressed men and called the -Four But
ton Cutsway. Oh english Walking Coat
They arc the thing for young and mid
dle-sged men and have such q rakish,
nstty style about them. We have them
in sixteen different styles. A nice Black
corkscrew Sait above style at $40 o..
Then We have them al sra. SIS, SIS. up
10 S75. This S2s IS The" sun. a
Chicago house sold over on. hundred
and twenty OF them this season and
none less than SIS.
Many gentlemen are preiudiced
against ready made clothing for The res-
son that in years past and even now
much slop-shop trash is sold that has
nice outward appearance but Will neith-
er 1T nor wear. We have been in The
Clothing Trade for a quarter Of q oentu-
~, most Of the time in this city and we
take pains 10 keep clothing equal TO The
best custom made Garments. The very
best connoiseurs cannot tell the diEer-
enoe between our fine goods and best
ruSiorn made while The rrice is af,vavs
one-third less, by reason of proper d.
vision OF LABOR, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

WEfLs-st the residence q Der ,aa R T.
N.ls of "a Aello-s--l. nr lelaf. aae-- els.
iu hel .l.h year
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21
Thanksgiving Donation!
Arthur Meigs 4 Co.,
GROCERS,


Make the Following Propositions:
On all goods purchased at our stores on Wednes-
day, Nov. %, 1856, we will deduct five per cent
excepting on the purchase of sugar alone; usual
quantities Of sugar IN with other goods Will be
allowed.
are below competon.
We will also give turkey weighing not less than
20 pounds TO the private family purchasing the
largest amount OF goods from US on that day.
Also barrel of -four TO the restaurant hotel or
boarding house buying the largest bill of us on that
date provided such purchase amounts TO $1,000.
And fine turkey to the person coming the great
est distance to trade with US
IN addition TO all this, we propose 70 give FIVE per
cent Of our entire receipts on that day 20 the vari
Gus charitable institutions OF the city
Let all remember this and by helping yourself
You VIII assist the poor
Our stock which already The most extensive and
pete IN the state Will be increased hy many seasonahe goods
such Ceer7 from Tecumseh the finest grown Mann
moth Gram from New jersey superb Table Rasns IN
clusters Baisin California Prune- and SDgre Fruits
entirely the market Effra Assorted POLISH Del Table
Nuts n fsepound b91e ami bulk. Faot or3a Oranges
-Me-sna Lemons Malaga Grapes sn3 g avoa Grapes.
Bananas Special attract on IN Candy Deramenf
everything new and novel. including Swean Brothers Le
srssa5 u abous-Butter cups. Par e'aoe ac. See the
sf az Ia o.1r u rCor-s-erery thlrg superior.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH
ARTHUR NEIGS q CO.,
77TO 50 SOUTH DWSiON-ST.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

Short stou, rrsr havs s'xsvs nae ffouhisso
set ~ iu ready mace goods - 40 Wesfesn
house kept such sifes ghis ssAson we rake
q specially q Suits for short, e. ebbY mes suc
we much pleased with The result We
carry these s.ses nestly IN SACK suits. They
arc made q the best New Hampshire src VeT-
mont Cashmere ss well a. Imported Goods ct
al prices from sIo Up &C SIS Sss ho~evsr
buys splendid wearing suit built for Eeee
looks and service.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

Tlls l. me pes Jacket o. kssiss. spies
al1 ..sra Garment iss osla .es4thss ASS esi
popular with ySana nen an1 othsra wis Cos
msn especially prefer this warm esnasi-lsne.
farnsut Nc SCI so.d Chsnenills casss a..
Nestf above as iss' 81 - So sIo 81. 4us 50
f.r anyone wanting she hcss mosss eau p4s &.
man oaa make is oa4 Fgsn1h Far beaver a..
jacket 81 sss Come a1d acc them.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

Wonderland lack Sheppard, the attrac-
ton in the theatre. comes with the prestig'
% great success IN Chicago. the Pres
there pronouncing it the hit of the sea
son. They carry A car load of new and Gle
CANT scenery. designed Cor them by SOsman
IS Fandes. and have thirty people in the
cast. In the curso=tv hall. the beautiful.
japanese Pigeons AMI the wonderful Hu-
man Leopard Family will appear These
people are entirely different from any ever
before exhibited and have excited univer-
sal astonishment wherever presented.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

Mrs. w. II. Rileys Comedy.Company will
be at Redmond'5 MP 20 and including Fri
lay night. Mrs. Riley says that the cos
tunes woven by herself and Miss Gage
are all silk plush and silk backed satin.
Between them they have thirty train even
ing dresses made for stage use by Miss Kate
Fletcher-who was four months making
them" II is not stated whether Kate is
with the company or not.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

Lilly Gravs "Adamless Eden Company
appears at Redmond next Saturday night.
J. II. Custain is here IN advance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-14
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, ISsG,

the undersigned, surviving partner of the firm
1T Cooper's Hotel on West King street, Lancas
ter city, Pa, the following real estate. TO wit
No. l. All that certain two-story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with two-story Brick
Back Building, Frame Shed, Wagon shed,
Well with pump therein, hydrant, etc, and lot
of ground thereto belonging, situated No. 52i
81 feet, more or less, and extending in depth 230
feet more or less, 70 lafayette street adjoining
No. q All that certain one-story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with a onestory Frame
Back Building attached Frame Barn and other
and lot of ground thereto belonging. situated
No. 526, on the southeast side OF Manor street,
Lancaster city, containing in front on said Manor
street, II feet, more or less, and extending in
depth go feet, more or less, TO Lafayette street.
adjoining property OF Mrs; John Doerr No.
No. 8. All those certain four Twostory BRICK
DWELLING HOUSES. with two story back
thereon erected and lot OF ground thereto be.
longing situate Nos. All. 423, AS and 437 on the
Jam James I Streets @ in the city tanning
In front said Cherry alley. 80 feet, inch, and
extending in depth reg feet nip m4re or Iess nsn 70
erty OF John Mercer, public alley and Others:
No 4. All those certain two two-story BRICK
buildings attached. and other Improvements
thereon erected, ana lot OF grounu theIeto De-
longing situate Nos. ABB and i5o on the east side
OF Cherry alley. between Lemon and James
streets, In the city OF Lancaster. containing In
'front.' on said Cherry alley ~ Ieet inches, ana %
feet wide common alley, adjoining property of
John W. Musser, j. II. Myers and others. These
properties will be sold as numbered, or sepa-
rately, as may be deemed most advantageous.
Sale 10 commence at o'clock p m, when at
tendance VIII be given ana terms mace kRown
Surviving partner of Russell shulmyer.
II. sHuBERT. Anctioheer, olsstdru,Ih&s
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Pat Rooney Tomorrow Night Pat Rooney Is
probably the best Irish come dian of his kind on
the American stage, and this year he comes to
us in comedy which was written especially
for him by Eliott Barnes. He Is supported by
his daughter Katie and a strong company. in
Guiding Miss Emma Ii oward. the Twilight Quar-
tette and others. Everywhere Pats company
and piece are highly spoken Of and as he has
always been great favorite here he should
draw well.
McCdnlrs Company in the " Black Hussdr."-
Whenever the McCaull Opera appears the same
story concerning their tremendous business
and excellent show is heard. The company is
large and strong and the opera is well put on,
Already great number of seats have been sold
for the appearance of the company here on sat
urday evening, and the indications are that the
audience will be very large.
Idtmdge Tonight.-This well known pulpit
orator will speak in the opera house tonight on
"The Bright Side of Things" and a large audi
ence is assured him.
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CHICAGO, Oct, ls-The Drorsrs' journal reports ;
Catte-Receipts, s,OO head shipments, 900
head; market steady shipping steers, $50 TO
la5o hs s3 50SI5 2) stockers and feeder at o. 10
a. 80 cows, bulls and mixed at u g0p' 20 /;
bulk at 81 25d2 20; through Texas cattle
lower; cows, g 2Gp2 30; steers. s2 eoG3 40 (;
Western rangers steady natives and ilfbreeds
g lo9l05 cows, O. iOg2 81; wintered Texans,
- 0Dsg3 55.
60 head market steady; rough ana mixed,
g 5064 30; packing and shipping. u 0Jgi 65;
light, 81 50fJi As; skips q 3Sy5 IS.
Sheep-Receipts, so head shipments. COO ;
market was dull natives, 81 1903 90
Western. IS 5oSs8 60 Texans, o. ao93 10 lambs.
- 1904 rs.
East LIBlRrY--Catte--rpceip tS head
shipments, 3s2 market fair; prime. a 1895
fair TO good. st84 20 common, % 2Sd3 70 stock
ers, sS 25G3 so; feeders, - 50gi; shipments To
New York, IA cars.
Hogs-receipts, 2, 300 head shipments. 2,ooo
head market active; Philadelphiss at ~ sdS5
40; Workers, u 50dp4 IS grassers, "a aDlb4 40
shipments TO New York to-day, carloads.
Sheep-recetpts $500 head shipments, !, 800
head market dun prime, o. O0ai Is; fair to good
q 25G3 rs; common. q 0oG2 50; lambs. 81 5og6 IS.
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nUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
IL BUSINESS PROPERTY.

ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, lss6.
AT the Lancaster County House, East King
street, Lancaster City, Pa, the undersigned,
administrator of the estate OF the late David
kiIlinger, deceased, will sell the following val
liable Real Estate, viz
A Lot of Ground. fronting on East King street,
81 feet 81 inches. more or less. and extending In
depth 2t5 feet, more.or less, to q Ia feet wide
alley, bounded on the east by property OF Ed
ward Wiley. known as the Lancaster County
House, on the west by properly OF DR.. II. Is:
Parry, druggist, south by East King street and
north by Grant Street The improvements
thereon are "a double front Two-story BRICK
STORE BUILDING, now occupied for stores
containing tour rooms on second hOor, and hav-
ing a plastered attic with four rooms the back
building is two-story brick, containing six
rooms, the kitchen having three large hon
kettles walled in flor butchering purposes.
There Is also large Frame stable, and part
Brick and part Frame Slaughter House at rear
end of the lot, fronting on the said East Grant
street The stable contains four stalls for horses,
with Lofts for 3or tons OF hay, and same amount
of straw, also Granaries for 200 bushels OF grain,
large lott for storing six seighs, also shed room
for six wagons, and Cattle Pen tor steers. The
Slaughter House Is supplied with ii Hydrant water.
and has a large Beam Tor hanging five or six
slaughtered steers There is ample werage on
the premises, connected with the Dwelling and
slaughter House There is "A Well OF never-fail-
ing Water with Pump therein. on the premises
also a Cistern OF from 10 IL hogsheads capacity.
This property WAS successfully run rs a Butch
ering stand for 80 years. Persons desiring to
view the property can do so by calling at Nos. ll3
and lis East King street. at any time prior to day
OF sale
Sale to commence at O'Clock D. IN. of said day,
when conditions will-be made known by
WILLIAM 8. SHIRK,
Administrator.
Ii. sHUBRRr. Auctioneer. o7.7tdrh,s&o3d