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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20
MA RBETH.
y sW YOrh marks,

rev Yorh markss
Few YoHx, Oct fl-Flour market duli /;
Zine, q sos 7s. snperfne. q 500 IS; MINI
Extra, % tOd7 83; City nill, Extra, % 1906 90
winter W heat extra, % 2503 IS.
Wheat-No. ], Rod, state. ei lS0l Is; No Q,
VI 90 No. 2 Red, Winter. Noy., Sl O8k |;
Dec, u llk; receipts. ls0,73ii shipments,
Corn NO 2. Mixed. Cash. slxc f.;
Nov. slnc, pec., sihci receipts, Ill GO I;
osts mo. White, state. ..,, No. q DO.
t0Hci No mixed, oct. 30, nov, s2kc I;
receipts, z. 800 shipments, 23y7.
Rye dull state 7Sn.
Barley dulI, at s5zp96c.
FORK dull Ola Mess, sl0 2J9l6 IS
Lar0 norninslj Oct, % rs Nov. as a.
MOiasses nominal for 30 boiling stock, s9s
Black strap. lao. New Orleans, 2OGel0c.
Turpentine active at <6kS1s7c
ROsfn nrm strained TO gOOo, Sl tOfbel O5
Petroleum dull Refined In Cases. skc.
Ireights duii grain to Liverpool. sgd
Butter nrm western Creamery, 28d26xc.
Cheese active Western Flat, 7Usc.
state sda factory. 7knso Fancy white. la0
i2o OHIO Fiat, sk1i0hc.
.ss,sgs steady; siaDe, 220.ac; western. 10
sugar quiet Renned Cuuoai. s,Ic; sranuls.
Tallow dun Prime City. ,nc.
Rfce nominal Carolina. fair to good, Skc
Cohee hrm Fair Caraoes. for Rio. l6c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20
An,vsra M, 1900 On RAD

Calvin NJ. Dellinger, who was arrested
for tho murder of his wiio on the Sth OF
October, and who after hearings by the
coroner and Alderman Spurrier, was dis
charged, now otrers reward OF 500 for In
formation that will lead to the arrest and
conviction OF the person or persons re-
sponsible for the drowning OF his wife on
the An OF October. For assurance that the
reward will be paid no refers TO his attor-
neys, Brown d Hensel
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20

A novel election bet was made in this
city on Friday evening. II Harrison IL
elected John Kennedy, Democrat, is to
bsul George Callahan, Republican, from
tho Cooper house to The Pennsylvania rail
road station aud return, and to furnish q
keg beer, from which Callahan will drink
on the route. Joseph Gardner Is to furnish
the decorations for the barrow II Harrison
~ elected. II Cleveland IL elected Gala
h IN i'to wheel Ken nedy and J. Ii. Gipple
Is TO furnish tho decort tonsI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20
Anld by Inn SharIM

Joel l.. Hainss, auct,onser for Sheriff
Burkholder, sold the real estate OF Simon
b. Minnich at the court house this after
noon. II consisted OF tract OF "a acres and
l63 psrchesr In East Hempneld township,
on which were eracted frame bank barn,
tobacco shed aud other improvements.
George W. Hess and Levi II. Hershey pur-
chased the property for 50, 200.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20
Fell Down stairs.

Mr.. Sarah Quinn, living on Esst M III n
street, met with serious accident on
Thursday. She was about descending the
stairs from the second floor, when she msde
= misstep ard Eeli 70 tue lower fl Sor. When
found shs YVES unconscious. She is badly
h'u'ssd Aod will be confined to the house
~ .ss,rsi dsya
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20
DFA THIS,

hEINsR in this city. on the ls,h inst
Henry Hurman Neimeg, IN the 721 year OF hts
age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, sIso
81 Jo-rph's Beneficial Society, and ali other
CatNo.ic soeieties are respectf ally invited 10
attend the funeral, from his late residence.
No 2S West orange street. on Monday morn
ing at sk O'Clock. High Mass az st. Joseph's
cemetery. olSstd
BoxpsRsER,. In this city, on the Is.h inst,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20
Sent TO jail.

William Proctor, q colored boy whose
parents live on North street, was found
asleep on step at the corner OF Chestnut
and Shipper streets last night, He WAS
taken to the station be use. Tbis boy has
habit OF running away from home ard Il g
mayor 10 cure him sent hin 10 Jail to dsy
for ten days for vsgrsncy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20

The Republicans OF Paradise township
had meeting at Willismsiown last even.
Ing. pole was to have been raised, but
after It was up something became wrong
with the rores and II fell with great force,
crashing through the roof Of small build.
irg near by. There was no further attempt
70 Put the pole up, and It is still lying on
the ground.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20

Ia Brooklyn yesterday the st. Louis and
New York clubs played their fourth game
for the worlds Championship The latter
to3.
In the local series yesterday the Philsdsl.
phia shut the Athletics out by & to 0. The
Association team could not hit Casey,
Indianapolis defeated Baltimore yester-
day by TO b.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20

REMENBER, II you want to borrow or loan
money ON mortgage; buy or sell. or insure
property; buy or sell local stocks or bonds
at pubic or private sale. or make invest.
meats { any kind, 10 Roto
JACOB B. LONG,
uo-aw No. 10 North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20
Hanti.OIne Card.

just received, At the lETELlIGEsCEs CssIcK,
Inc huest line OF Fancy Cards ever brCu ght 20
this city just the thing for Fail and Holiday
AdveFi'inR. Prices reasonable. lall ana SEQ
them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20
Philadelphia Psoducs marscs

Pbiiadeiphis Psoducs Market
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10. Flour firm sales
100 bbls MINI. rBasers. os t0Sl9 rs penna.
FAMILY, e5 00d6 10 Western 90. e5 O1T o |;
TO ~
Rye. u i2kGia5
=, whea,-oc,. sloe; Nov, No7; Dec.
ITO; Jan, sl II.
tJo. ' '-|'''
Oats Oct. ssXo, Eov., axe, Dec. sM,
JAN, S5c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20

increase in the reserves OF % sss,t15. helped
materially to strengthen prices. The sales
amounted TO l3s, 1871 shars.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20

THE HOME BUILDING AND LOAN
l. Association viii have their nrst m onthly
meeting ON Monday. october 22d. at 1880 p. m,
In the second story OF Fulton Opera House.
First payment OF stock will be received
Money will be sold at o'clock. All members
ars requested to be present to sign the By.
Laws.
ltd J.C GABLE, Sec.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20

vTNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
l. ing OF the American NJ echanics' Building
and Loan Association will be held at the Office
OF solicitor ". IL. Roland, esq, 20k South
Der ~, att O'Clock. Money to loan.
ltd JOHN b. KEHM, Secretary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20

nUR GOLDEN LION AND MIA QUE.
made, In boxes of sos ana lOTs
DkMUTH's CIGAR STORE,
. u4 East King Street
hsutDlshe0 lT7O. f29td-W&SR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14

Nuea es~ans "a d~us IL FsfeT5aenee.
4 &. 5fs1sa7 aasgntnE ~ s-7sekls f@a2-
sssfss-
Fasx essafeuies q ssgisss hare heea
m5fisarAswn frssaa sseYests 1asznfys kAass2ss
asd isss rsasf aii fss-s~.
g.H. E4zsly. nlsnssf = ihs D<sassrssss
ssfsesrssf fssa n stss f-nrs 3kF5 ts1e }ksasss1.
"a ses}zaes8 ~ aesszas X fe.r hsase.
rs es.eetass ~ asi,s rsasxxr. sees8fiT
tssg-sss 81 ArzsFS. y r.. tase fsessfss1 e.
FeBalsa ns fiss 3&ase xsss. az - ~ Esss1se -
fsasE Iess tAss ssike
sgB.ssssa~s Ress. kss4 -. EsI8sa EaE-
regsx4. ~ Aas sssSsbeT ysssaE izzs
ssera 1sssTNst sse4ax ns<af ~ kSsk sayess
Sew Ssygk tnssa easss 80 srsEs
The Is hrzss - ss.ye ~ 1sss.ssfssss
ss,sr eisssa ~ aaey Nszhg q troy sEs -
fsifgw5is- sfssse far - snfe
sgigts -. Eiaaa ~. essSsSsza - S'fns
~
: Hzrnoa aeesse. ssa " Isci Hsrmon
fssqssa ffse ssst SIAaas ltgg seaa4 g
fsyrr and Ms WslSs4e So -
xs4e aFgmnaa s&taFsay asxaf = @47e s-ss' ~
81 s5ar EinstsF. Maine
A. s sg5si az tiss sfsaAatfs1 Asa.es.e
-, sssssst,sis s. xeS Yssk sHaseY. y X
e assfe, - fssss fsefk Afsssse lsas tsrnR
sse t.ssssnas kasasssfg - fet. tsssssss.
ts.4fissz fise aesss : fBiz o@as fescfd-
ttsnrteek sss,ssss sanraias fAs saxlne
81 fs.e vgss bsfgd risIesxn express - me
ssrfst ms sss,sss tise ff3ek near 4sfs31x.
= y an sass5sss Into i<ilst<k faissy Cd,
!. M sfsf4tux sytl5 9sssfs Meresrs a. wa@
ssr,ls.5sss 81 death iasasafil TIRE Es5e engine.
Tgs Aaxzzzs e9ss saa The aiaokef pere
wfsessse
Ffys HfisSa Bs1f aGfsaa9 astsspDsA IN iss
ss,sisyi x IL rs ard rs CaasesH.a street. ~
f6e rear 81 he seesgd story a. Ht.lea y
Dassd Hsgekss sesief 10 fsia1ss els sssd
staz4 TIE fsg @ax q aisE9Ssf9 ere ana
ssas ~. sffhssaeh fss Al koas as4d hail
Tsgal tsss. sssSeG. ksgefss'S loss VS.
800 90 and his laxasnafe t11ek.
Tba erfp snE5oak IN E1yfh western I1Sa
aad s<s4.aerss DHx9fk j. xigtaY. IN foe a
snfa0 zYairs wif - isss tHsa pae taifd
the nvesagr Not mote than half tbs o.
Ee5ds wtlf ~ eat ia faaay e09atiTs ftkst
has FstsRea the Etsat 0f5sEU - good
fields have hseB twisted ani tangled 6y ~
cent styrns which haze ssso damaged
cora
Use aosases empires 81 taina VII Fef.fr
ffasa flse government uezf Hsfgn.
Ths ksHg 81 Psftsgsi arr Eed IL Berlin
sunday. aud NAs received With great h1a-
ers.
Es ffHited STATES Miaistss I.otar9P aud
ssfaiis have Jeff -. Refe0busg fcr home,
accom- panied b Bafaa HahBe. Mss io-
stfgR's GaHees.
Tbs train iaalguFasgng direct railway
service fssswesfl Paris and c9as'ssiln0pse
arrived a. saaa. Baisafias sunday. 4
grand banquet, attended b. many ueia-
kise wHs given.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14
TRICKS THAT ARR ,AIs.

The Democracy finds ilelf ih des-
parate straits this season. and being
unable 10 present 70 the people u
charge against the Republican national
nominees worthy Of attention. il re-.
sorts TO tbs most iritu old tticks OF Pc.
litical tlemospgy for something In the
shape Of asnkasion winch 1t vainly
hopes viii appaIl the Republicans. or
inject a little enthusiasin into a.. own
broken and Irregular rank.
Among thee tricks was that most in.
continent failure. Democraiic-negr0
needing Al Indianapolis. The idea Of
q Democratic negro Is prepo sleroas H.
begif with. The only examples OF the
kind ever known have been regarded
simply ns freaks, L, isn't natural Tor
q negro to be Democrat, and in 900
cases out Of n thousand, If there arc
30 riany negro Democrats on Garth
they are simply made 80 hy come
such strong augumont rs a d1uhle
barreleli shot gun. or other cheerful
inducements similar in kind, or else
FROM natural l,ervcrsily, superindueea
by failure 10 get money front Rcpab.
leans, or ny promises ol emolumeut
from the Democracy.
]. Miisonrerncr one 81 The suffer
ing leaders az the late fiasco az iudlan.
apolis. was On alleged Republican.
whom n Eepahlican administration
was In power. aud hi yapid and laauc
mpuihings WIRE disgusting to Re
publicans who were brought In contact
With him Ia politics lie had. then.
some fslsowing anon. the colorud
people. Who had not discovered that
he was Rsanblicss Scr revenue only
He Is now Democrat for revenue
only. and would be prohihiiiouiss or
anything else on The same terms.
What Is more he Is an utterly isnoF-
ant mountebank. with no other ailt
than self-aSsnrance. This l. one ef
the tools which the Democracy has
dug up 10 use a. weapon against the
Republican ticket
The DemoerAcy has also attempted
10 organize meetlngs OF pretended
woFkingmen 10 declare against the Re
publican nominee, especially General
Harrison. Theso meetings have been
composed. fer the most part 81 tramps
aud noa-working "seah" and have
had no eitect whatever. except @ dis,
gust the real workinemen Of the oonn-
try ana % cap.e large bodies 81 in
tellsgent mechanics and other lah,r
people to call ca General lIarff on in
person. ard 10 make knovu 60 him in
thai or'rflaer Nay the aet RIA, thcy
are soli3iy and uneauiryomj iagly Nth
him and for him. lba, es5atias ,bc
further fact thAi shay aro iul'y ae 4se
OF she denasgaki tglckcry O. which Use
low tuiif. law.wases. hsrt .s.se~-.nllt-
iag Democracy h. resar,cd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14
Terms, TTTLE. ETC.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is owned by
CHARLES H. and GEORGE B. KITTINGER who are
amply able carry the enterprise just advertised
1t is their intention work upon the houses
at and push them through to completion
possible.
All those securing lots entitled to houses, shown
by map, Of work has not been commenced on that
particular house at the date of ward have choice of the
two cottage designs shown at Office One of the
houses will be of the Queen Anne design costing $1,000
One will be of design costing in the neghborhood
of $3.50 each and the balance three in number will be
OF modern desgn-our rooms, hard finished cottages
complete in every appointment and could be dup-
Gated for less than $500 each.
The building of houses will create homes for ten
families and will enhance the value of all remaining
lots. The title to Jackson and Rainier Streets Ad-
dition is Guaranteed to Be Absolutely Perfect and
everything is to be carried out precisely advertised
or money will be refunded
Remittances can be sent by mail express.
TERMS 500 down, SIS on 18th of August
$50 September LIST, and remaining $50 on or be-
fore lst day of October execution of the deed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14

Those Democratic organs which ase
just nov posing a. tie peculiar friends
Of the co!ored people should read back
little In their files and contemplate,
with tears, their utteranccs when they
were bowling that aouthern recon
strucsion was the sum Of al yillainies
and that ii would result in negro ehil.
dren being placed on an equal footing
with white children In the schools.
which would be equivalent 60 the
Establishment OF The American public
school system. Verify. Democracy
can change is spots even though a
leopard cannot. But those spots are
changed with very transparent
whlfewash over The dark place. 81 the
animal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14
BASEBALL.
Sew York and chIesgo riay n Tied
Game The Ercard Unchanged.


My Y0ak, Aug. u -IAe game with
Chicago was called At The end 81 tire igta
inning, az account II sia'kness. with fac
score tied The contest whs one 81 the
best seen here this year Ealfwlu's pitch
ing was feature seaFe. Chicago Z. Nes
York s batteries WEIGH aad Ewing
iiaidaln aud baiF
spsffaik. Aag. i3.-ii9ih plicAeu
did most magnificent work TO-DAY. bat
lucky hitting Ia the 1854 W0a the
game for The h0me teAB score IN
dEauapelis I, Phiiadeiphla ? Batteries
IlHainetea ard Cleneni, Hurdsck aud
Back ley.
wasHiSsrOs. Aur. -. 0'Days wild
aofk Lest fiis h1n8e team the game to-day
score washiBRtaH ., Pitisb9tR o hatter
les uDay ana De2slsy. Calvin and Miller
Bug4os. AHg. ~. - The Hssi0g Detroit
game ess postponed on account It raiu.
CiSdsatn, Aug. 1a.~tlaeinnal 8, BAL
fimose 4
KaEsas CRY AHg. la-Ksasas city 3,
Athletics &
IorfaItr, Aus, -, Louisville Z,
Hrnoklynz
81. LoUis. Aag ig-sL Lsais 8. clsve-
land 3
Following Is TIE standing Of the several
ieasne clubs up 20 today. including yes
ter'iay's gamcs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14
Transportation System.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is connected
with the business of Seattle by the Jackson Street
Cable Railway The road starts at the of Jackson
and Second Streets very central location and up
Jackson street TO Lake Washington, passing within a
few hundred feet of the Jackson and Rainier Streets Ad-
dition. The will every minutes and in less
than three months the service will be adjusted
pass there every minutes The fare to and from Jack
and Rainier Streets Addition is only cents being
low as the cheapest car fare in the Northwest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14

Mrs Ninsles's soothing syfup. faF chil.
dfun Ifeshins. is thc prcsrs .rii1u 81 one at
use beet f0matn nurses snd ply .ir3Aus iu
tAe United s'es aud hes hrcn usd for
forty frefs with uByef faIiiHg sueesss hY
millions OF atnthcr- tas their children
nuttug TIRE tfaeoss "a tctthiug ifs tRlur IS
iasaleulHhle IL relieves tao chla from
pain, cures dFEeniery and aissrh "a. grip
lug ia j9e baBis aRa vlud eaic. Ht eiy.
10 health 90 the cal3 g rgsis the mother
lftee - bHtEa uuxsdwly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14
NOTABLE BEAD.


ax~nxssK 1rx8xx. Tn1 vEErxzS
4assnr, cg4a, AeSs His sr=1eH 3.
Jsfsssae sseasz1 pzaexfaiiy aHAs Esss9f E4sspsl
sstrssxv H. h4s nd teea e4tsseaasss saEssE
F-..szg aix4e aa3 sssi s8gsrea ~ 1@fE-
KS afse 8ssa sggs. TfagesS s%sszses ssrsssi- :
shey rsaxs1 kssr - Elar IeF8Sse, assH a. BIZ
hrsfssSe. Tbs i4n@ssi ALI take p'ses -
wy Tork - T4sasaT % wxtzesaay
ses8=ax Ess IN lsis ss-E rear
THErDgzz sgETG
fassas. AEz. - - T3se aesia Is Al
asIzasesl II TzeGsers Jesse. fle fsesEtzs
4trt.Ffsar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14

The manaes in which tie psefls afs
Rocking II the national staasiaFd ihis
yer gives gratifying assurance that
shc stars and stril Is ere good enough
bandsna for Afnericans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14

y. 1us...-...s. "a s.s

Gen. sheridanss nj jast adssatsed
70 probate. I.essseatbs the old hoine-
xtsad 70 his tsotheS The touching
feature 81 this Item u thas she diea
months ago. ssevef knowing Of her
great sons Illness. while the general
was moi told 81 her death Iestihe shock
mEallt prove fatal 70 bin.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14

A Very small estate -i'Fssisious 5tr
Care uf the Family.

WASHINGTON, Aae ie~EhH SSH of ake
late General Shsridaa, aefad Mas A ssss
MES today attsttgca q pyutSes He Sea
eFfy, she same 81 lsCu II anstg b. Me-
Kate Sheridan. his wsv.h1s, ssace s.cgsssst
he leit the sshsa huGsrsts 80. g. fVVeIf Ell
his SOP, faslsr u. shSuisa. Ia fgw simple
All TIE reAE ei The a9epeFts BE ,easrs IS b..
wits. Col. ". " Saegieso saj sasssD
Kent. his ksfornet. Ia rpsf g. rsgYV1
rents. ctr. for tbs maintenance aEd eda
catiua OF his feHF ch.itigVa
Thc petitsoa stale iaat b., pes 'nsl es
tate e0nS.sss ~ SzSsi Ia uVnrs. s~sG "a
Stoeks. cts. $50 Ii swassAs. silsgts q '.alssg
head iafasurc $50 pa 5 hgssE esi cas-
Ffaxe. and is<s N sAe haase :, Ne3s-4lf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14

Alter all file fiiHgs. minstrel gigs
ttc., which have ieen Constructed -
The expsnse Of the average congress
man. II Il consoIIng 10 learn frosa the
keeper Of the cigar stand N The h0ase
corridor that nat q Jingle eonsre ssfian
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14

SAX FRANcsSSs, Aas Az . msc.sae
OF representatives 81 al the aesa3 Agay
pests 81 the sity shss eveaius e a., Is.
solved g. have pa lsc rs Aias3ef setst
Tor the late 1sG. SaeF.iAn 90 sslaas, ctea
lna Anrlisi IA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14

AsFoBtA, AuF, f2--As the Steamer ,
Potter gaa puti-nE iu al iiwaep ytseu.ay-
s Hfear-stia ehiia SHADING aa thy rlef ielI
twenty fret iuGa ihr aerRa FutfF grsuf.
wcli-kNoWn saHufs boarding. -house YTo
hrieluf tniapet ffon Jae stt8iAtr aad f,s
UHsl tat gRiid Tsv kefair SCR Was is idly
eheesci. aaa hg became ths lieu Is ise
hEHga iar Pc dAY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14

Grover Cleveland didn't seem e. re-
member that Allen q. Thurman was
alive until the ancient Roman was
needed to bolster him up for his second
trial rs candidate for president Mr..
q. win discover. however. when much
too late that one Burehard, with three
RS u much more potent than even a
centurion command % ancient Ro-
msns with y spotted baudana for an
ensign and battIe.fag.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14

legTfASb. Aa<. lH,-Aiia salts. :
travelling MAJ sss 4 AAa ffaasssAa aqssa,
was afressc.l saaas iaT hasiae se,o . s.
lishcd The F&sa 81 5 l2ssaF<'d E,fl na.2ssi
Mary Feidhefs. Sic gsae the Beegss1Eg
inss aat M2s released
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14

A prominent vifgifisn has declared
That ''this republic will never be Ma
tIonal government until we have
whipped England The third time The
way 10 do that Il 20 defeat low tariff
and Grover Cleveland ct al In soyem-
Der next. The American people all
do this with an earnestness which viii
make the country ring again with los.
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Asss~rsia.rnes1ss nfssier the hesfss 81 Lost
F.suss9. Per sale, 70 Let and S5tuEt3ons
Harts-d win - asserted a. tae rate 81 :
nsAts . word f9r EEsf Insertion. % per Q. rt
fos each subsequent insertion Payment
aiwass 70 asiFance.
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METHOD OF AWARD.

The drawing ior lots and houe ea take place the
under hrce
ot
One oi the Huahcr vii at as judge an
e Ary after such seletoa ongte t m pBr-
y s2oanfs e5'a PsiaF then .n ta oy yp2a eoAon q
ss u be turasri the Ialre who vii pay each
In .
selected purchasers of
20 ara" The cards from THE ooNe Fact and then number These
BANDED 10 the lde who ali tta then
ke
deeds rapidly
Remember there blanks Each purchaser
ansos houses AMI rlat Of iapd can he hal gTop application
lenE tel AMI 81 Other nlotnain. al address
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xXrASiEn-ur THE REAL OWNER
w tao steufsi. wha ursas 90 SELL iaii
enough IN ufGrF hsrgain, few lots,
{ blocks o. aerss la Seattle reai estate. A8-
atess de. rtips property, with price, 4
F N. hrRkt. ihi' o'ice.
NXrANrED~To EXCHANGE LFAHER
W for hausas ~ ists ln seattle Address
Lampefuan, in are fesl lnle.. lse1cer.
T N{rANrEp~fp RENT 4 HOUSE OF
~ from u % % rooms Apply 70 =
COMPTON 4 CO.. JAMES street. opposite
Occidental
/ tI'o toAS-1flEEE To FOUR THOU
s1ad doi,sFs For terms address. "
spirEfil tais oalcg.
( st'uR STAR tP MYSTERY. PROFESSOR
4 Joseph Reese, hes arrived iD the city
AMI VIA reualH a shoff time opiy. lie tells
E FGst frcEu anl future. Eives name birth
place aud age oaicc. Pacific House.
rnorns and
MONEY To loan IN SUNS ~ SUIT.
vi upou Improved cify aud farm prop
rfig a. lowest rates No DELAY !u closing
l1aus. T Bow DIN. To- Columbia =. jysiii
AsoSEY To tOAN-0N REAL ESTATE
vi aud chsiisl mertgagss- Notes ana
nsot,EsEes bought HOLMAN & ROBIN
son, room =. ruios block
MAN MILD PCRJ HA-E Hot -
w and ici from 90 10 fp1uas. ecu,
taily }ocstesl Address NILS & PERRY.
fsls FFcai street
lIoNgY Ia ioAN-oN REAI. ESTATE.
VI C1aitrl mo-igsEc o. personal security
Notes. H1uffeszss. etc. hau1Et g. T. NIL
Lht, ll,'s 5anses street. Opposite ocfi
deafst WIS
WANTEn By a LADY MAN or
W sterling worth. raal sound vriuci-
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