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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-02

TTvANTED--A TRAVELLING SALEsMAN
w conyersant with the Dry Goods and No
t,os business, one acquainted with trade in
West Virginia preferred. State territory traye cd
| before. References wanted Address K. G. d.
his o,fine my2ea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-02

L'oR RENT-TuRHrsHED ROOMS. viva
II or without board Apply at No a. finccGn
street. ml2iiAeh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-02

U,oR RRNT-THR DWELLING BorsE. %
IL Main Street, at present occupied b, w
Henry HOrkhrinicr Possession gwen ATril
u&& Amply 10 X. q. DALzEl.I. dr!sh
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Baseball game ~ the race track 10.
day.
The ship Jo.eph s. Spinney. soasel
siih sosi. rent TO SEA yesterday.
Jhs stesm-hi2 wi1ssns.te vii sal
for PsTtaand today With 600 scns d
Newcastle coal
The street committee has f<en in
sfrurfeii 80 bali tao hri sxes sn Vii
street thirty feet vide, instead 81 o.,
inifd streef, ~ err0ne5aSiy reported
The yoang ladies es Pors EiakrIy
gave sle'sktsff1f leap scar fasI las.
nisht ~ the hall in that r.srt. witch
usS Esziiy decor zted- Tire Ia ie footed
AL his, zssd eszaeei rssa whom fhey
chose.
DR.. r. o. H0ai<rt. formerly 81 =.
Pefsrssss:rg. RI.> II. ~ia arrive in Seat
lie ~ an early cay u take charge a
The iir srsfi-uaii { sseiety here. Due
nss.iee All t'e given az tinse and place
Of textures and se1anres.
Al the meeting os the city eou1~il
Friday evening two pats. ore II lack
sca ami Raissicr street addition. and
one Of First c@s,ie Rssasl asssiisiJn. we're
pc -efste'i for approval. bas wese re-
LeTred 20 the city surveyor
At meeting CT the members Of the
Mrft1nssIst FFotessaat chaseh yesfes-
dag sfieTnooa il Mas Eeris.cI - lssli.i
an addition OF fcaTteea fest 10 the
lhurrh 20 make room Tor the rapidly
increasing congregation
.r. KiFkman, Of Walls wana, states
tka. the band OF starvfng Tta'iafss AZ
Walsaia we're brought osli their Nv
- X 4 y. contractors, and sset syy NJ.
Huat, rs stated by Mr. " II. White
ia ssis talk wita q reporter.
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To THE GRAND LODGE.
A List Of the i,e.r~s~ntatives whs
Leave for eolfsx To-day.

The grand lodge OF the Knights oil
Pythias will convene NJ Colfax thi.
year. on Monday next, and from ap-
reafances will be we'll attended. Most
Of the representative from the 8 nnt.
will leave seattle to-day. Following i
a list OF the delegates from Western
Washington, together with the name
and number of the lodgc
Dciphia lodge Ne. =, of Newcastle.
John Mcknight and Isaac T.. Calhoun /;
Harmony lodge M. 5, of Seattle,
Richard OSSorn and w. III. Cawie
Commencement lodge No. :, Of TIA
coma. John Forbes. a.. T.. and Free
mont Campisel and jacob Ralph
Ferndale lodge No. .. III fcrndale, u.
RceeTe; Queen City losige No. Ia, nj
Seattle, +. q. Young. q. e. j. u. Met
+cslie, W. kierski. T. u. Brown and
H. Bigeiow, Sunset lodge No. II. ci
Whatcon, w. u. Jennings, g.. h. of
II. aud \. II NJ. Leach and Lee ".
Nancy. thehais lodge No. II. ot
Chehalis. ]. :. Henderson; Capital
lodge Nc. Is. of Olympia. Nit bell
Harfis,G -. e., 4. L. Brown and
Bradford W. Davis. Washington
lodge No. III. 81 utssl,dy. q. W Bll-
linrs: Rainier lodge No. L., Of Black
Diamond. T. Rogers: skagii ledge No.
*, of Mt. Vernon. =. X. Ma;loek and
q. T.. Harrison, Carbon Hill lodge No.
No, Of Carbonate. j. W Lewis aud
Alex Lave: Banner lodge No. -, oil
Old Tacoma. nr. J. b. lea dsley; Wei
come lodge No. ~, Of Re- lyn. Thos.
II. Wright. Snohpmi h lodge Ne. r.,
OF Snnhomieh city. John Ol'er
t;rccn River loslgr No. 81. of Franklin,
representative not named.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

FEsf2tEt EaaBFtAS NAV IL.
Among the shipments today was
cssload Of finished hunter. the frs
shipment Of ;llc liad made by til,
Aeehanirss mil Of this city.
Thirty -fourerateS Of Strawberries and
cherries we're received today from
California. Prices have declined q
ri 6 on both.
Fistyeight eases OF EGGS we're among
the Iessipss today I'rires show not a
a n 81 w1yrriag.
Samuel Ligesiy - sail 10 have
bought al the While river held over
h ,Ps at eight cenfs-i.s l,sles In all.
which he has shipped TO Chicago. lie
i -lso said to have contracted for 100
bales u Oregon hops for three years at
twelve rel,ss per pound.
PRODUCE REcEIPTS-D asing the
past "a hours the produce received II.
seattle inciaded the following: II
packages butter. 50 eases eggs, is2
sacks Potatoes. Is sacks oats. IL sacks
onions, 81 packages fruit. ? bundles
hides, coop chi kens, 100 sheep. ,
hogs and 2 ealves There were re-
ceiyed BY the Puget Sound Shore RAN
road . carloads of general merchan-
s.ise.
siiIPNESTS-Du During the past 81
hours general freights have been sent
from Seattle In the following quaint
ties: q. & +. :. :. r II. 80 tons. T.. ;.
;. X. X. ~ tons. s.. l.. ;. & Z. rs. ~
tons. Augusta tons.
Grace ton. Lone Fisherman 3 tons.
Nj higan ton. Alaskan tons, W. r.
Munroc : tons and Eliza Anderson ,
tons. Total. i54 tons.
HOPS Locally there il nothing
new. The PIyallup Commerce saws
that Mr.. Shsfer tought seine lots of
White liver hops las; week AT cents,
and that /. fincas has bought Gaa-
ham ; lot Of lof bales OF White river
hops at cents.
EtsGS-oregons by the case 10 cents.
fresh ranch - cents Ter ,sczen.
BETTER-Re s2ss@3!ls ceats
per pound.
ff.orR-Eetail from 1915 to si.I5
per barrel.
Wholesale s2i9o5 per ton.
retail $i.4O per GENITAL.
HAl--M hoscsale soc ea,.,p) per ton,
retail 81. hssa25
Pof AToES- Whole ale siisalG per
ton. retail II per ewt.. new retail at
Ii5M2sz cents per poand.
APPLES- Retail from IS cents to So
per box.
GHUBAHB - Retail 5 cents per
pound.
sTRAwBERgIEs-Ret Retail % cents
per. laoN.
CHERRIES 49, Retail 30 cents per
pound.
ASPARAGUS Retail s cents per
pound.
GREEN Retail s cents per
pound.
BEEF Dressed. wholesale o cents
per pound.
F0Rk- Dressed, wholesale. 10 ccnts
per pound.
MtTroN-D Dressed, wholesale. II
cents per pound
oYsrEkS-shellei retail NJ i0cents
per pint
EOAi-At bunkers s6so per ton.
LuMBER-Common rough Si2 per
thousand.
LoGS-Mill- pay sTG7.o5 per thou
sand feet
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OrrTun Short ia<- Passed Hun
! tinsf0n on kssfuruay. s. A. Cvey
Jas. Hansen. 4. carfrixhs. q. C. Gro.
A. l. Maxwell, Reaf. cxsxssiy. Jnp
Mes.uty. J. Mclaughlin a. III
ps.sek- O. Mclsasl.ngs. YIN. weS
Der. Geo. GREEN. g. w. Dempsey. r
p Hines. g. l. P@tsen. }. fie,arainx
z. Df4ke. ]. BTuwa. l. II. James, 7.
Murray. W. H. Bnre~-. j. NJ Rsy
and wife. !. caan.arTs. Magic Alll-,
wn- Nc Mailea. c. C.zrk. A. Bosers,
lnc. Dee. H. A. King. T. Hr~sts, r.
{. Walker. Nay San,ogn. ". Hep
ksns. Katie Hopxfns- A. g. Smith, K
Newell w Shsw, las pow. Thos.
Hopper. A. w. MsLean. Isaac Glass.
u AxSIer, :. u. Townsend. John
Greene, j. z stephens. Miss J. Salh-
van, Z. = Asien. wm- H. Rosseng
W C. Allen ami g emigTarfs-
Oregon Il Gasiiornis-PaS-ef Med
ford on Saturday. = Morse and ~iie.
Ars~ =. Il. Weston, A. W Manning.
Aiss Cara foxs1eli. Miss n f. Pot
t-r, Mr.. G. e.. Taylor ANA txo ehii-
dren, T. WUslarsI and wife and ehiii.
W Payne and wife. Mrs. p. W.
fease. Mis- III. :. Pearee. C. r.
GFiis.a. Mrs.. Err~tt, r. ". Lougee, III.
q. Hoffman and wife, J. u. Tanner.
ID. III. ferry and wife. ] :. Nun~eii.
vile a-d chiii. r. Rowland. wife and
daughter, q. w. kearns ana wife. T..
Eb.ers. j. T. Nonhoase and wife. tieo.
8. ROLES, Jas. b. Maose, Z. 1horsrh.
q. bittnan and wife. r. y. Cary. Il
G-rfirt., Ino. nAhoa. - Smith. Wm.
CArnpsseli ard Is second class ra-sea-
GERS.
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Thirty -v1ve Cevs1kentes IssueA-Isss
- Su<essAssI ApSfSeznss-
The semfAnnusi examination Of np-
piicapfs for teacbers' certificates was
held in this city Wednesday and
Tharsiay. The numier Of these xas
on the iirss day, sbirsy-hve. On the
second Gag there were hut siirty-fss.r.
one Of the ruruief having i.eeefne s1is-
t0lTaxed aud assis- Most of she seasi-
lag pnslte kaox that the examination
covers srfh branches as asslhne.i~.
grammar, spelling. geography, pen
nsanship. physsolsssy, history. theory
and practise 81 teaching. the SHOOT
law Of Washington Territory and tbs.
constitution 81 the E-nstea. State. The
required standing ~ an applicant fos
n nrsfrrssse certificate IL, ~ pre-
reaGisise. ninety per cent. in arithfne-
IL ansi grammar --ss icing the most
essential fssriets~..--agsd sos eFsxt:.s -
. total on ell the bfanchs for See
osad grasse certificates. sevensy-siye Per
cent. on the '-fcss studies. asithHesse
and grammar. and total a -ye
credits. for thITst-ersste certificates.
sixty per cent. on the test sta. tes and
q total u GO ere its.
The examination was CONDUCTED by
County Superintendent ntch, IL. n.
Jones, !. r.. Ian ex-tsarh~r.l sud Mi.
Katherine y. Ghea ~, one q. ths
tearisess ~ the Central hooi.
Thisy-one 81 the apfifeansz sre-
eeesiei in Off aiming cerfsiicafcs, ssasne-
iy Tee first grade. sixteen seroDs.
grade. and thiFteea third grade. The
highest percentage Ia the ensiFe lit
was that o5tainesi by Mis- Trace :.
Hughes. II seattle. wis hears the
score yish 100 credits. Ar. j. O. War
ner. also of Seatti<, ssfnts rext .sssh
ss5s credits Thr~e zeFe the 3sTo gs.o
oisiaiFsssi first grades. Hat hsse IL the
fuii bs, a E,szbesisaiIy arranged:
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TrSrn ASsivEss, The annual
consocation Of the Missionary Juris
dic,ion Of Washington will assemble
IN Trinity church. Seattle. on the
sd instant. The Right Reverend
John Adams Paddock. n. u, will
preside. In the deliberations ~ the
council. he will he assisted by the
different rlereymen Of the jurisdiction
and the lay delegates from The several
parishes and missions. The women :
organization known a., The AS>os'i,
aied Guild 1T Washing ton. will also
hold it, annual meeting on Wednesday
the I'D, ai = O'Clock y. M. A. this Is
the tenth anniversary of Trinity
church as a ~elf-suppnfiing parish. Ia.
occasion will he 81 more than usual
saseres, To the Eriseopslians cs our
city.
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PERSONAL.

John l.. Howard, OF the Oregon I'm,
prosemcnt company, will arrive in Sc
attic today.
IL. y. Jouet aud wife leave soday
for san Francisco, where they will
spend week visiting.
Mr.. q. SchiiicStad, wife and iaugh-
ter, leave 10 morrow for ye-months
visit with RELATIVES ia Chicago.
Mr.. II. G. Dillon. prominent attor,
ney Of Denver, and eieat friend ~,
Mr.. I. J. Miner, Is spending n few
days In Seattle.
Mis- BESSIE liill, eldest daughter al
Captain Geo. u ifil. has been very i'll
the past two weeks with spinal tron
BILE, and for a time her life WAS de .
paired Of, but on Wednesday her con
diiion changed for the better. and
now her recovery il almost assured
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
A pay Devoted Is STRENGTHENING up
Biundsrs.

In reply 10 question A. to what the
Board Of county commissioner h ID
accomplished during the day, Cork
Twi.chell replied; THE day has been
chiefly devoted 90 Strengthening out
assessments Owing Ia the multiple
i,y Of tlundcrs in last years assess
ment. great deal of property which
was enormously Assessed has gone de-
hnauent, and owners are now receiv
inc cards from the sheriff 81 that
effect. When man gets one of these
cards out Of the po>toiiice. he looks At
IL for an instant IN mute aS.onish-
ment. for the chances are he has pal /.
up all hl- taxes. AMI then he starts on
keen Jump for the auditors office
to interviews the commissioners. The
members OF the boari are neither sur
pri~ed o. non piu~se,i when the irats
tax payer enters the door, putting ami
blowing and wiping the Sweat from
his heated forehead. for they have be-
come accustomed 60 such visitors on
similar errana~, snd have met perhaps
thousand of Just such ira,e citifsns.
Whenever the board j. convinced that
an iajusiiCc has been done. 1t usually
endeayors toNtoFrsct the mistake. ami
set th. tax payer right.
The fello~ins htt ines ~as ;ransact-
ell yesterday: The petition If Helm
Gro, to have her assessment on the
roll Of i~Ss returned a. an error. Wa
granted
Two petitions were presented asking
that the asse<s utrat II 81 I ,sl> personal
property changed against the Aekersou
estate be returned a. an error.
Granted.
Petition al CNtrie Burke to have the
assessment al hi,S,ks IL and Is. Mct'a-
vra's addition. returned a. an error.
Granted.
Petition of J YATES for return Of
rsaad poll tax. assessed tn a man IN his
employ. Granted.
The ~herilf ~a> ORDERED by the hoard
10 se; the roll III l>si rrbOana at An
thons's-
The PETITION 81 ]. r. Mcknight fnF
= rebate ri tax ga Esloitga e. Ike
jccte,i.
Ordered that tn. sum 81 sls12 IN
scrip axe ssssl 10 tn estate ~ Joseph
Mitchell te rrturnesi a. an ertoy,
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WesS on rHE WEST CeAsr. -..Yon
may tell your readers that the We,
coast Braneh of the Seattle. Lake
Shore & Eastern railway will he com.
pie'cd and trsins running over |; 10
snohemi-h by he soth of June" said
NJ. Mcleod af the firm II Thomas
f'arie 4 -, ye<tcr' ay. We arc push
ing track laying a. las; rs possible. |
CONTRA tel TO ay for the pile. a. the
approach ~ the SnohomiSh bridge
The snohonai h people will undoult.
Oily Eet up a Tie excursion 90 come
over the road toSeattie on July Sth. a.
many ot them arr anxious TO make
We trip between their thriving town
and The Qaccn Cit by rail.
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Shirt ing Intelligence.

rngr i.Untow. Nav i2--Saiie =
BARK t;euerai Robe g.
reEr Mars y. May ia-salef-
BARK Ifsl,l Wave.
TAveoen. May IA ship PISS Cd
Out NJ N y. IA The shiR Mercury
wa tassSi in ~ , 50 =, IA, sud a tea
niaS;e,i hip Mas lea sag in at +. IA
Clear. hfi / east NiRi.
SAY FsS>cI-cs. MAY ls.-Deea !:
ure ship sherwood Tor Pot Town
send; ship rscoas, SsaSir.o.
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Tran kiIiEn. Mess. Fi,h Bros.
Who are ranain logging camp AZ
heaghton haa the misfortune 20 lose
sssinaile woke ~ oxen on Friday,
" sreins ,ha; il going down & steep
CRAZE, 4 hu hog oiled On the team
throwing the wheelers and breaking
both TIER ntckS.
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i.sss fAynRNtiE--The condition Of
hss Lille RurrOu rs. eachcr of the
esairal shf o " o was eccauy str,ck.
ea with ceHchno spinal meningitis. Is
very p7tcayious She Is uncen S,ioas
We create 20 ton of the time, and
ses ir'ends have aim st lost hope Of
her recoverv.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO CONTRACTORS.

DInS WILL Re RIB EIVEn Up TO NAY
ID M. ~ : e'ssc@,k = n, ~ TIE .ehoss
t-,s-.t et q .stgici NJ, Tor tsaR1asica sorA
~ f.ss Srissssti sa:isainys. flass vita ssssJlf
4 xs-.ks-. fas h-ssri -sse-gss t.se rIsai b.
/ 1895 sss0 - Al f.tss. yaNE4Ea
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NOTICE.

All. PARTIES WHO FURNISHED BIDS
n s,sx sirA.ias sens y isad - the uu'
frrslxsstsd arc rSssscss~t 10 ~ al hassse1sx :
hsat hos.se. Nasaa Ma Is. 81 eclf.ck
shSrrA. = ea ant rNzTs 4se .ar lsss1 sui -
es.sv esrlSas1ua - saSs WI D. fe'i 14'ssi
), rs,ssffn-t..r. A ossi~srsamiss ~.a n
s.S.....t "a rass4<ss hstss air : y naSsft.
sgsr FS4s{ NAN tstH St9.f> &Cn.
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MONEY AND MARK ETS.
Fxt HASGF.

TX NANCE.
Nrv York, May i2-Money on call
easy at prime mercantile paper. y.
"a sterling exchange. sisiis for sixty
day bills. and stsst. Tor demand.
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American Express. i,o: Canada Pa
ciiir. $50; Canada Southern, 49&
Delaware 4 I.aekaNana Si9: Erie
ea,.: Lake Shore. ait.: Loui.villc &
Nashville. Sis.. Michigan Central
TsA, Kan "a & fexa~. u. Ore .oa I'm
proyem,ni. 81. Reading COS -. Paul
9:,s: United states Expre>s, ~.
Rank STATEMENT.
New Noyk. May "a The bank state
ment shows a reserve increase for tn,
week of ss.a6.os. The banks nov
hold 81 .s16.0o in excess Of the legal
rule.
CHICAGO NkKKFrS.
Cutc.Go, Nav L.. 49, Wheat-Shads
easier. cash -. June s-ts, July sss-.
Cotn-I-naer. cash So. June 81.
Juls 81 1916
Oats Easy, cash Is. June ;, sic
July xsA.
Raries- Nothing doing.
Pors lower. cash and June Sass
Jul, SisG
I.ar.i -- STEADY, cash $s22is, June
s. Is, JULY <s5.ts@ssn.
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Agents Cross & Co. shipped three
Chi;xgo safes ssross the mountains
yesterday.
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Tbs wis the IarLs-st cIass--fhirfy-
iiye-eyes exaniined in Eing county.
At the las. examination the mum CT
of applicants was hat twcaty-three
and the time before, twenty.
Hereafter. tn accordance with n Law
passed ~ the last Iez slature ::sxaafiaa-
lions wil be bel Ia the larser eoun-
ties King county anicng the rum her.
of eourse-~eycry three months. The
next will, therefore be hell in August
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Great vslues in black and colorc,
silk. at poheny & AArum's.
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TrnK>EY AND CprSsEIslg AT LAW
n Ns.ary ard go ga .-stllier as iAsssts <
.l-,--on. t.iif srss.a sad tae District - 60
lasahlk { ssasaSrsiS. scils';.-,sa = sg@., a.
=. oasa- .rsosa /. rsesEc's hs4Ss. Erssis
49,, :. xsf{s nvEg n
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N-urpE-THE PANTY wiio TOOK OF
y Ga x.zss- frssfa Fryr's tAT~srs hssss~
rst,.ss !. kssosrl. A;ld ruie-s SAes s-e &c
,a-s..t ss - = ~ fr1~s>ca.sS4 ny = II
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All wool Alhaiross cloths only &c al
Daheny 4 Narnm'>.
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Sessnd hand Han ~afe fer sale cheap
- Sre.s & Co,~, -, Front street,
opeEa Hoa>e blaNs
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poheny & Marina. prizes are talked
about .aF and vile.
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New Eae iogchsn iaces AZ Doheay 4
MaFum :
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oraaa sli plsy Of ascss goods =, Do
hcny & NaFums.
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-----
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as achfli
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and tina;
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net sunes
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bad oder
are gross
Majestys'
at the tai |
tout. and
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THAT il q
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shortly 10 |
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p;lies whs |
that they
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them in n
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-13
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

OF the Puget Sapnd National Rank Of seat
tie, a. Sssisle, IN shc I.rrifary Of Wash
iagtoa. 81 TIC elGse OF basiuess, Aps.l q.
l.o.-
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-28
How Two Handsome Young Ladies Propose to
POpularize Fair.

FEYMIREs, Pa, Dec. 1.-two very
pretty young women who are noted in
this section of the state as being first -class
hopsekeepers, members of church, and
of good character and manners have con-
scented, with desire of making a fair
shortly to be held as profitable as possible !,
to be chosen in public to be the wives of
any two young men who may prove &C
ceptable to them and their parents. The
young women will be at the fair every
evening and will have charge of booths.
Any young man who is serious and hon
est in his intentions to marry will be re-
quired to say publicly in loud voice in
the hall where the fair is held: 81 am
here. - To this the young lady who is
nearest will promptly answer: 3.Sso am
IL The wooing is to take place in the
sight of all spectators, and if ansagree-
ment to marry is arrived at it is To- be
publicly signed, the witnesses theret6Ssa
be selected from the audience.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-28
A Duke as n Greengrocer.
London Truth.

The duke of Norfolk appears to have
become a greengrocer, for hear that he
is not above selling his fruit, vegetables,
and flowers at current market rates
either wholesale or retail. Visitors to
Arundel Castle gardens may purchase
anything they fancy, and large hampers
of produce and huge baskets of cut flow
ers are dispatched several times a week
to Brighton and Portsmouth. Under the
circumstances it seems decidedly unfair,
while the duke is driving roaring trade,
that his glass houses should be rated
merely as pleasure grounds, whereas
professed nurserynsR have to pay very
much higher rate lsThe duke has quite
enough advantage over the ordinary
tradesman without being favored in the
matter of rates. IL r.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-28
CHAPTER XII.-Conttnued.

OF ev cry b o d Y
says, - said the
frightened S e t h ,
gaining a cowardly
confidence u II d e =
h i 5 adversary
emotion CIV o t
every cub that
sets yer, under his
cantin' teachin'
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-28
TO BE COURTED IN PUBLIC.

ITO be Continued Merit Week. }