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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-08-14
The Lexington Gazette SAYS

''There are ninety miles of railroad in Rock
bridge county made up as follows: r. A.
1888; S. ", IS As; Valley, l6.3l; @. & O., $40
which is valued at 200 per mile"
MRS. Campbell. wife of the Rev. Robt. F
| Campbell, and a daughter OF DR.. W. II. Ruff
ner, is dangerously i'll at her fathers resi-
| dence."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-08-14
"T.le Old IEOmesfeHN.n

G. o. Herring, Grocer, will sell you Que
Esther Tobacco.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-08-14
KiclanOT

August l2.-Recepts: 81 head of CATTLE 663
sheep and lambs, 33 hogs.
Sales: 337 head of cattle, 663 sheep and lambs,
272 hogs.
Prices:
Cattle-Best. 3Aa4c. gross-a few extra fine
higher; medi am to good, 3J4a31lc gros.; COM
mon to fair, Ease. gross.
Sheep-3a4c gross.
Lamos-4a516c, gross.
Hogs-6a654c. net.
Bulls-2a3c. gross
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nan ieeaa4e n il sed50ssress ard
sre4fratfrg to beast because "a the ar.
ueuai exsffion required. Housss are
spriaging up IN 81 parts q the rlaiesa
bo1nsses. on the west b. Ninth street
ard he traffic oTer The easier grades
has nox assamssI proportions thatesr-
salnlr warrant the council ia ascsr-
tssuiaz whether the streets which are
mort generally used car noi be i'm
proveg 20 as to n1ake the aaSeai and
descent Jess Formidable than Il - ~
present
II has been suggested that the poIfs-
lstioa On the hillside. al the Top ard
beyona. e nos. xaal cieutly large 70
warrant some consideration being
shown il. ard the question S asked #
Il + not feasible 70 plank certain
.tFest % abe higher elevations 80 thai
eagrlszas. csrss. wagons arsd arays
MAJ have one roate over which With
some degree Il confort aad speed. The
a cent may be male from the Flsine
center = the nigher parts Of the city
WHIT wosld be the most available
route e8sld ~ deaiilei BY tie city en-
gineer. Ore suggestion i that plank
Ing he laid froin second 10 Third on
Cherry. along Third 10 Marion, along
Marion 70 Fourth. along Fourth %
Madison and up Madison 70 Eleventh
Possibly better route than
thi. couid not be selected
al any rate, it IS certain THAI al streets
10 the bill top are 10 a deplotahle con
di,.oa ia the winter and that some
one route must very soon, Il not at
once. he improved 20 that moving
from one part Of she city 70 the other
win not BE- attended wiih The present
dillleuitiss. IL IL equally certain that
all resident east Of Ninth street and
a great ma jority east Of Fourth would
hail any improvement such a. the
ore suggested. With The greatest salts
fagtfara
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Shall N ur DONE

With The incrca-e of t-a'nc ia she
streets II seattle 1t bceam piilnly cv.-
dent that payemcuts eE pi4ukinE aso
an absolute Necessity especially during
the winter months Tae improve
ments made during the last SIX
months in the way 81 rendering >rV-
eral Of our promiUeat yh1uauehiars
passal@e for teams os yarritse, are
very noticeable. AMI streets eh3eh
we're not long siuce vsr.ah,r ussr, y.
mud are uoN solilly paaAcd and
utilized by a traffic that is constantly
on the increase.
The suickness with aAich thc r4Air
awaited itself of the .'apsoyeu eHie vn
stree, hut recently ayesjel a. a.ras-.
able les3s e. ;he hsuas that ihe .,y
could not draw iipua jhs street iaul
with greater prou; e. itself aud more
satisfaction to the people gcn,rll.y
than by planAing the most available
road 60 the sop OF the hlt Fer sArsr
months the assent 10 Eleventh .treet
IN any sort Of conveyance Ia, heen Ia
POROUS in the extreme, aggrayauns 10
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= poprLan srSAron.

Senator shelby NJ. Cullom, Of illl
nois, whose term % Office vii ex-
pire With the end OF the present ses-
sion OF congress, IS aid 70 he 20 GER
tain Of reelection that he does not
deem il worth while to go to Illinois
In order to look after his interests.
He sas among the few senators who
pas se,l the holiday recess at Washing
ton thing almost unheard Of for a
senator whose political future i IN
the hands Of a Legislature about 70 as
semble. There &. said 10 be abse-
lately no opposition to Cullom's re-
election. and he viii have the solid
vote Of the Republican members Of
the legislature.
The popularity which Senator Cul-
lom has acquired during hrs six years
Of service he has vel earned Ne has
been useful member Of the senate,
and the whole country owes q debt OF
gratitude TO Illinois for sending 20
able, conservative and patriotic a
man 70 take part in the national eoun-
els. Senator Culiom Il not what
might be termed a brilliant legislator
His power. as an orator are not such
as 70 attract the attention and com
maud the admiration OF the country,
He il not leader In the senate in the
sense IN which We apply the term 20 a
brilliant orator or a dashiug deboter
But in the committee rooms he is
always dilirent. pain taking and faith
fuI. His honesty j. not 10 be called
IN question, and in dealing with every
subject Of legislation he is evidently
governed by feelings OF the parest
patriotism
There are more brilliant men in the
senate than Cuilom, but there are
none vho are more thoroughly inn
bued with the true principles OF Ameri-
canism or who can De mere safely
trusted than he TO protect the inter
ests OF the people
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MARRIED..

MuoRE-kK ES--tu sratiIc. January /
lss9. by the ErF y % Campbell. Nj p
NJ Moore of Tacoma and Miss Nellie NJ
hgvss ~ Denver. Colorado.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Al the rrsidsuc,
ut thr brides parents in Nlsgk Diamond
Wednesday, January q i-ss. hy Rev
Robert Whitaker. James Roper ~ thii
CITY and Lizzie Haheuieht of BLACK Na
Iupld
HUNKLE -QUISN-At thc Methodist par
seuaFp in kcG'. December So tsss o,
Rev & tahs. solomon IS kuAk.c g.
Mars 4 Quiuu. hH,h of sent VT
TUTTiE -THOM a. the residence o. IN,
brides parents, January I, lssa. hy Rev
X. Fshs. James NJ THttle 81 uspcoia q
MsTths r Thomas ~ ifAlsehie. ". r.
Mo- BtMMpN WHITAKER In seattle
sau. I. lss9, boy Rev CLARK Davis. NJ
Duncan Mct rimmau sud Miss Mary q
NaliiaAcr az OF King county
LANen0N - WHITAKER u Ia seattle
Jan g.. i>sa. hy kcv Clark Davis. Nj
Hiram lAuEiiou and aiiss Maggie WhH
tskcr. all ot hipg county.
JONES AJAN-In seattle Januarv l
issi. hy Rev CLARK Davis. SIR Daniel "
Jones and Miss Itlly Ajax. all ~ Kin
county.
WARREN -KrBACH-Ia seattle. Jsuuar,
% ISsa nv Rev. Clark uaNls NJ waftci
= Warcgn and Mis- Nimla kuhsch. ST
20 seattle
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The statates of nearly all the states
aud terrHories require that property
real and personal, subject to taxation,
shall bc assessed at its fun cash value.
There is conformity to law, however,
in very few instances, and property is
almost universally listed and assessed
at not over 90 per cent Of its fun value,
The county auditors Of Iowa are the
first 20 inaueurate a change. At a
recent convention they resolved that
al property should he assessed at it,
true cash value. til not expected
that this will increase the amount OF
tax paid, for the increase IN valuation
viii be accompanied by a correspond
ing decrease ia ihc rate OF taxation.
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TAKE Tin TIME,

'-Fc- want o. s aal saae vas loss. gef
want 81 E satss horse Has lass. for want
OF horse FialeF vs. ilss Never neEse<l
sssl taiazs- TIE arst Signs OF pneRnonla
and eousrfn Ption can pa>3uF ely - ehec kes3
tF Dr.. Ackeris EnEiisA Remedy Ter eoIs-
saTaptl0a- Fer sale 6y 4 b. stewart,
druggist
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

THE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il nnder The aEne and style Of B0equin
4 Alexander. Going business In the city Of
- attic. Is his day dissolved By mutual
soEssat. Ar. Louis Boeqsia having puf-
chased the entire interest of D. Alexander
In the concern LOUIS BOcQUfS.
D. ALEXANDER
seattle. Dec. =, Isss.
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]. COMPTON.
LAND COMMISSIONER OF
KIRKLAND LAND CO,
James ST.. opposite Oceiden-
tai Hotel. Seattle. " II.


/ ATE COUNTY PHYSICIAN san
l. se-o, Ca Formerly Surgeon : T.
3. 4 Co. fhmiug. New Mexico. special
attention gives 20 the treatment Of frs1sle
diseases. o1ce a. Kenyon hloeE. rnor II,
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Wa CHONG e. CO..
CHINA TEA STORE.

a. ETNf- OF TEA DIRECT From
4 \ tEl1a, she gSsreSs AMI best. from e -
Ia y r=-f poEnE kice, opium. six hand
ke-c8.f-fs sn4 JsEAUese siSc-k. ve-F cHeaF.
hrscs store corner Third Sf.e Waskia-tFr
st-s=rs iefs
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CAUTION

Beware of Fraud, as my name and the
price are stamped on the bottom of all my
advertised shoes before leaving the factory,
which protect the wearers against high
prices and inferior goods. If dealer offers
W. L. DOUGLAS shoes at a reduced price,
or says he has them without my name and
price stamped on the bottom, put him
down as a fraud.
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FOR RENT.
West Seattle Park Addition

Buyers and home seekers s-e cord s,iv
lnNiisG 70 inspect tais beautiful property
before bayluE else wherc. as DO bss sfgrlc-l9T
afFanyaEys over snE other pruEcstg su
West seattle. u camnrisnS ~ Rrras aaiaI..-
3nE a1 she west side % the 0-Sf plat % tle
Mssi seattle Land < Improvement Ccm-
Taay- De 'rru 'ul. q 5At >lu-Hsra Fae Sc
railroad. 0niy oue-Qus-reg Of . a1iis s-o-a
Mi4t1u Fo-l'. less than one bg.f Friie f-1fs
the r. r5E do q. go4ts, Is tarcg quarters 90 a
ullIe alter frQu'.sr- s4ta grand 81 81 &c
she scenery az che sound and the U.yIas Ia
Tagre Lott il This addition axe Rove A.
ttlHsh-e e. "a tacas aTsf come I. -sf c1u.- t-
Lots ga fAe water front wi.i r.par- an -i-t /.
A. 81 foot THIS ef.eg IS oppu isF s ~
.tce ila-e puig ri,l- reTfeyt. Aastsart fur
Sled visa every lds
nEUSt1k uukFSEI. Ees' Es-sts Broke.
p@ce west size CON Tls rsisl street l-.ras e. 4
NIL &at Washington. up s.Ai-s-
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Seventh Street Tax Notice.
Tenth Street Tax Notice.

T'HE TAX LEVIED By THE CITY
/ council In she district created by Or
dinauce No. s44. 10 provide for the grading
~ Tenth street. from seneca street 10
Broadway, and constructing sidewalks on
both sides thereof. IS now due and payable
81 the Office OF the city treasurer. All
taxes not paid within
FORTY DAYS
OF tae first publication Of this notice viii
BE- declared delinquent. a penalty Of i've
per cent. added aud inieres, at the rate OF
ten PEI cent charged
". K FORREST. City Clerk.
FRS: pahlcsiiea Of this notice, Jan. ?. ls.9.
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NOTICE.

NOTiCB Is HEREBY s5INEN THAT
y the partnership heretofore existing
between - under the fra name of Coryeil
4 >s1E.s1u = this day dissolved by mutual
consent TIE bssiuess viii be continued
by Mr. Coryen Il X CORTELI.
Dec q 1Ss~ & X ~AktfIStN
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NOTICE.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
L the stOckholders ~ the Cedar River
Cssl Com pany, will DE held AZ the Offices
Of the company, Columhia street. on the
7fh day Of January. lisa. a. ,. n
JOHN COLLINS. Vice President.
l. J. CoLaAS, Secretary.
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lrolNp A LAEaE RoCNET BOOK
via sfsEas Sslas Mach ~ 60 -
segt. GNBeE rzn hast ssfae ~ proving
gsaFSEgs z0d EaAy * fr g. Is ~ gefftse 1aerst
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A6verfs@grsez.s aater re seS1s p 80. -
Femce - 80. II Let sas sazzzsssont
~ esfAg5 =iEi - inserted AZ Eas r@i1 q
eeFss wr-74 so~ Erxt in@srTtaa. eess
xssra ser ssrE sahsegsszzt fessFzasA- s~3-
rusz1s siENzs fn 4sTauea.
The fo3loWfsz Isssers azs sWGifsi's A'1Fss-
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Dissolution Of cO-Partnership.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the co-paTtEcrship heretofore existing
between c. ". Hunt and J. Z. Patton. I'M
der tie firm name Of Hunt & Patton, has
this Ist cav 81 beceFu - ?. isss. been dis
solved By mutual consent The business
Of said co partnership having been con
sfrgctiou work upon the seattle. Lake
shore & Eastern Railway il the county Of
King. Washington Territory. All debts and
demands against said eo-partnership are
70 b paid aud Hquidzted By e. W. Hunt,
and al sums or moneys due OF 70 become
due said eo-psrtaership kre 70 Be paid 70
said q. ". Hanf. witness oar hands this
lst day q Deem Der, A. u. ISIS.
q. ". HINT.
= T. PATTON
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Second Street Tax Notice.

THE TAX LEVIED BIZ THE CITY
4 Council in The district created By Or
dinance No a55. to provide for the grading
Of second street. from Blanchard 70 Depot
street. and constructing sidewalks on both
sides thereof. Is now due and PAYABLE at
the Office Of the city treasurer. All taxes
not paid within
FORTY DAYS
OF the first publication Of this notice will
be declared delinquent, penalty Of per
cent added, aud Interest a. the rate Of 10
pcr cent. CHARGED.
" 2. FORREST. City Clerk.
First publication OF this notice, Deem
Der p. ISIS.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
NOR RENT-FURNIsHED FROM ROOM
1 desirable location. Inquire room 90 new
Iesier block.
IOR EENT-A FURNISHED
Il front room IN Dearborn block; also two
gHiaruishcd rooms for light housekeeping
Inquire Us Maiu street
NOR RENr-FURNIsu ROOM
L on seneca between SECOND and rhir'i.
NOR RENT-fWO HOUSES. INQUIRE
L corner Bismarck and John streets.
NOR RENT-oFFICEs FORMERLY OC-
i Cupicd By McGilvfa * Blaine- Apply
Al ia. Commercial street.
L'oE RENT ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
rooms 10 tTc-pronf building business
center eu suite ana single, Apply the
Pullman, Front street, between seneca and
University.
NOR EENF-HOI-SsS AND ROOMS.
L ~hsuks < Swaford ru,m -, Union
block
INOR EFNT-IHo HOUSES Apply
az corner bismarck sud Johnson.
I,OE EENr-A FRONT ROOM. Sur.
1 shic iur Office az lodging Apply at
5}s's second street
I'OR EENT-STIrE CNFURNtSHED
L elegant rooms. also fGe office room
Inquire uaau - new Nr>lcr Block.
INUR RENT-To ONE OK TWO SiNGi F.
L geutlemcu-nue fine furnished -o5n
Nith privileges Of the bath Inquire s. 5i7
Pike street. ueaT sixth. References re-
qairei.
Two RENT-WHARF AND WAREHOUSE.
1 Inquire q, Manning & Hrck's fsrui-
s0re sfcTe Colamhis street
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800 -sIr-FISE BrIIDlSs LOIS o.
4 ussi1~r street, only . raiaEfs< wax
fs,s-ss .'rs,o.see. SO. TNo sac corner -.
shssa tiseks sassr6 - SseEsSn street. Is
-.5Stes ~ * eaeh. Y. Hugo -Ealta, tas1-
sssrg 0rriSeasal hgseL "
TS0F sEIg-I5 T0Ss CHOICE HAY AT
l. III rsr tan- ArTiy = seiso1 lll--sE.
I-1F stIr-a0P. nay AND DAILY
sz-n. situated ca White rlFeF aesf
SeaffIe. ~ T tbs 5 a perfect lara y
everv Fnrfieuiar. 81 woTth 5000 aaf j.
aTsgsd f0r $3.50 fse3 eass, balance en
flne At Pes rent tser aaHuIa, flf pa
fsesisrs iaquine q 2. = 9eAAt~ii3 =
-. w r. 90
f,oE sAIE-.910 ACKE- ~ PATEsTED
L timber lard. inquire q shelton q
Armstrong, Arcade t'si.alaE, fn9tL -
Yv0R SAT- HOTEL * OSE or TIE
1 tes, ioHus On the sound; has 3 Enc
reputation aHd 6oiug good business.
sheitua q Armstrong. A. a1e tlfssinEs
fs3nt street
Fs6E -AIE-f.9T. eQxIas. WITH WELL
Il and 5F0efn house, $3.50 cash: half
block from Te-ieY aveuga. % Chestnut
street Acafe iaad Co.
I-0R SALE OYE-HALF INTEREST Il
4 q goeti-uayiuE bar. shop. Good 10
cation ard arst elzss tzfsres. Adergss J.
u seho1hooyeF. f9rt fogrnsend. W
I-OK sALg-LooE HERE-t5ao ONLY
L foF a glee residence lot. Improved
slsh Sidewalk Fourteenth street between
Htu and gaz kson sfreafs; lest and cheapest
Ist ever offered 10 she eitF; only few min
mtrs' yak feuHa Freus stfset- George DoFf-
FL. real estate broker. Office Commercial
street befaFeea MiIi and Washington, up
Stair.
Tv0R sALE Or REST-NEw SEWN
room house 1a corner plat, a. Fremont,
lake Union. - minutes by raa from cen
ter Of city; 1ng weil 81 kitchen door; price
slzSl. very easy terms; r 81 80. monthly.
Also several fBe huiaiuZ lots same placs;
moderate prices aud easy terms. Also for
TeY- neat siX-r0oru house, three lots 8nd
stable. water handy. four blocks south OF
Jackson street cable line u miles ont
rent a. monthly. Also for sale 10 lots near
this house $50 each, easy terms. N. Phil
lips. Occidental Hotel --
f-OR sALR-FURNITURR STORE. 10
l. cation most central In the city; good
established eify and country trade; pro
proprietor leaving ioEu owing 10
other business engagements; good lease
ard rent cheap; the best bargain In the
market. about $50. Apply 70 y. o. Bozorih,
~ south second street.
NOS sALE-BoOK, STATIONERY AND
/ Notion store. lease; central lseation.
L, this Office,
nor sALE-CHEAP; THREE BLOCKS
L in iie immed ate vicinity 81 the gas
works: cheapest wholesale business prop
erty In the city; also lots on seventh AMI
Jackson streets. on account Of an eucun-
brauce on the property il VII be offered
for % days 100 per cent lower than other
property in that vicinity. Apply to Josiah
Collins. IT.. corner trout aud Cherry.
IOR SALE old NEWSPAPERS AT
L this office.
NOR sALE 49, Old NEWSPAPERS IN
i bundles Of Loo. al this Office.
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Put 1t On Your List.
NOTICE

OF meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Almond & Phillips Foundry Company.
for the purpose Of increasing the capital
stock of said company.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
~ stockholders of the Almond & Phil
lips Foundry Company, by the under
signed, all OF the trustees Of said COM
pany, that meeting Of said stockholders.
viii be held at the Office OF said
company in the city of seattle
King county, Washington Territory,
on Wednesday, the 9th day OF February.
lSs9, at II O'Clock in the forenoon of said
DAY, for the purpose Of increasing the cap
ital stock Of said company from It's pres
ent amount OF 40 shares offIG9 eachsf2. 600
to 1910 shares of 500 each 800 600. All
stockholders are requested to be present
CHAS. II. ALMOND.
". x. PHILLIPS.
Trustees of said Almond & Phillips
Foundry Co.
Dated Seattle, V T., December p, ISIS.
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HELP WANTED.
NVANTED-GOOD STRONG GIRL To
W make beds and MAKE herself scner-
ally useful in lodging house. Apply room
Is oregon House. Mrs W. Lilly.
xarANTED-GIRL FOR HOUsEwOEK.
w must be fret class. 3is Marion street.
ytASTED-A CLERK WHO UNDER
W stands the paint aud Wal paper husi-
ness. none Others need apply; good salary
Address e. this office.
WANTED FIRST CLASS LADY COOK
w for q private bOarding-heuse. only
hrst-elass need apply. Corner front HHd
Madison. over Pacific Drug store.
XVANTED-A WOMAN To Do HOUSE
w work Inquire OF DOUGLAS YOUNG,
under Poet Intelligence Office.
WANTED - NEGATIVE RETOUCHER
W vnut9d al Peiser's AT studio i'm
rnediately.
urANTED-LADY. ACTIVE AND N.
w tellieeni. 20 represent, in her own
locality. ar old firm. References given
and required. Permanent position and
good salary. Address Suut Manufacturing
House. Lock box l5s'. New York.
NE WISH To EMPLOY a FEW SALES
w men on salary 70 sell our goods by
sample 20 the wholesale aud tail trade OF
seattle " T. and adjoining states. We
are the LARGEST manufacturers Of our line
in the country. send tw8 cents IN stamps
for particulars No p0stals answered. Cen
teuuial N'fE Co. Cincinnati. q.
yA-ANTFD-FtRE INSURANCE sDIC.
W itOr for city. Good salary to good man.
Apply room Il Union block.
UrANTED-A PARTNER To TAKE IN.
w terest in drst-class sRwmill and
care this uiiicg.
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u-ANEEI- EENr 3 SNAIL HOUSE
w ~ la fI-ra -Eft 7a1z ia- teasrks- o
f-r rrs- n->51,,, Ctsre-. kt1,ss " f..
~sr- pa .srf
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NOR sALE-FUKNITURR STORE. 10.
l. cation most central In the city; good
established city and country trade; pro
proprietor leaving town owing %
other business engagements; good lease
ard rent cheap the best bargain In the
market. about $500. Apply 70 J. o. BOz0rfh,
III Er,ssh -aenud street
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HELP WANTED.

NOR sALE OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
i bundles Of i0p. At this Office.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-09-28
NUMBER: 50.
Fa;E Mortgages.

III. Ct,.;..:. RI. u...
-. ,.;..,... ,,..-.,.;. -,
A. .i,I,,... r.. $3.50,
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-09-28
Wcather-CrGp Bulletin.

For The Week Endirg Sa;urday, Sept q, SO.
BULLETIN No %
The past week opened with q tenn
perature above the average for the
season, but by the middle of the week
a cool wave covered the State and the
temperature fell to As degrees at
several stations, and to II degrees at
Cheneyvi!le. No frost occurred, and
but very little rain fell from this
change in temperature. The weather
was generally sunshiny in the interior
of the State Along the coast there
was considerable. cloudincSs, and
several days of windy weather, owing
to the cyclone in the Gulf. Foltu-
nately, TIE storm did not effect a
passage over the land 50 that no
general damage occurred to the sugar
or rice interests Of the State. The
only local damage reported is where
the heavy grown rice Was blown down,
causing extra labor in securing sane
without loss.
Cotton picking is progressing rapid
ly, and the cotton is opening well
under tie favorable weather. From
Bienville, Winn and Catahoula par
ishes reports are received OF damage
by worms In the first named the
cotton is stripped clean aud the crop,
which is very short, Will, with far
weather, be put under shelter in two
weeks.
In East Feliciana it is estimated
that the crop will be from 10 10 II
per cent short H. Nerm;ilion. the
crop is variously estimated at from !
to (; short, and it is reported that
picking will be completed by October
10th. Reports from the remaining
parishes indicate generally good
yield.
There is considerable complaint Of
the need Of rain. Cane, although i'm
proving, stands in need Of it, and
general rains would be beneficial IL
stock and other interests.
The rainfalls reported are as fol-
lows: Shreveport .oS, Girard OF,
Vicksburg Oh, Liberty Hill 81,
Winfield A, Amite 90, Hammond
.46, Vaudeville 30, New Orleans II
Port Eads Al, Kenner So, Mt. Airy
Is, Thibodeaux II and Houma 40
No aprreciable rainfall elsewhere.
Il. +. KEEKAN,
Signal Corps, Director.