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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-30
REPUBLICAN
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS,

At meeting OF the Republican Terri
torial Central Committee, held in Seattle
April 2, 1859. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this committee earnestly
recommend 10 the Republicans througho
the territory that only two Republican
candidates for members of the constifu-
tionai convention be nominated in each
delegate district.
Resolred, That the apportionment for
delegates to the district convention be
made on the basis Of the Republican vote
cast for delegate in Congress ct the general
election in the year 1SSS.
Resoiued. That the chairman and secre-
tary be authorized to apportion delegates
and call district conventions for the cleo
ton OF delegates TO the constitutional con-
vention.
mtttee embodied in the foregoing resoi,l-
tons. Republican district conventions in
the several delegate districts Of Washing
ton territory, IS designated in the Official
proclamation OF the governor thereof,
dated April Is, lSsa, are hereby called to
meet on
Tuesday, the stA Dsy or May, 1850,
For the purpose of nominating candidates
for delegates to the constitutional conYerl-
ton. to be h .lden July 4. 1889, at Olympia,
w. T.
The basis OF representation to ssid dis
trict conventions shall be one a. delegate
10 each thirty i've {35) votes cast for the
Republican candidate for delegate in Con-
sresa at the general election held in 1883,
and one delegate for each fraction OF more
Than one-haii thereof
It II recommended by the com mittee til at
primaries for the selection OF delegates to
the district conventions hereby called be
holden on
Wednesday, May !. 1859.
1t is further earnestly recommended that
at each OF said district conventions bat
two t2) candidates for election as delegates
to the sai1 constitutional convention be
nominated, as under the enabling act no
elector max vote for more than two III the
three delegates TO be chosen from each dis
trict 10 said convention.
GEORGE g. LYON.
Chairman Territorial Committee.
b. w Conner. Secretary.
Dated Seattle, W. T., April Is. 1859.
- Republican paters throughout the
territory please publish to date
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The sassiay Badger IL This city, and
several other newspapers printed here
ard elsewhere are engaged h = discus
sion conserving the psopriety Of print
Inx lottery advertisements The
B,sfaes declines tits class Of business
uflI@ others acc~pt II and, Il We may
ledge from their expressions. arr gEsd
20 ret Ii. Tie Posr-Is1EIifexsrxE II
very free % Say that III this instance II
thinks the Esdg<k il right. The lot
terry IL 4 gambling scheme. *ubiess TO
every objection that mag be urged
against any other form Of gambling.
Az s thing cerrupsins to public
morals |. II expressly forbidden
by LAP and Il Il shborred
universally ~ an evil. The Poss-Is-
rrEIfssscrx declines to print lottery
advertisements upon The same prinei-
pie that il declines 10 print aziyerfiss'
:aents Of drinking saloons and baway
sheateTs. or 10 promote in any other
way the traffic In vice.
We are reminded by this Garment
discussion that company Of lottery
people viii attempt 10 secure n charter
from our new state government Al
that win be necessary. Ne imagine. 10
sIcfeas this scheme will he 10 make IL
known 70 the puhlie
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TO The PUBLIC
AT LARGE.

We beg to extend to YOU
many thanks for the very
liberal patronage bestowed
upon us in the past. You
have helped us 10 build upa
large and prosperous bust
ness, and we shall endeavor
in the future to merit your
further appreciation by Civ
ing you the best that the
markets Of the world afford
for your money. We have
added more capital to the
business, thus enabling US
to buy when and where We
will. Our policy is. and al
ways has been. THE best
is none too good. There
is no delicacy we will NOT
have, no market so remote
that we cannot reach Il
We cannot be beaten ia
either Of the three Q's
quality, quantity, or quota-
tons. Sole agents for tie
celebrated Dew Drop brand
OF fruits and vegetables
Roberts celebrated candies
and Davis, Whitney
Fosters fresh butter. 77o
Second street, Boston block
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Stockholders Aleetino,

The regular annual meeting ~ the stock
holasrs ~ the Cascade Fire Z Marine In
sarsnce Eofnpany OF seattle. wxsAingrsn
territory. viii ne he 10 Il the pfffss oi the
rem pzns. 10 safe pepesss bnild5ar. Freus
gtfssst. opposite ch~rrs. - af8le wzshsnr-
son territory. Mosse.s, May S. ISIS. sf :
s'rsoek p N. Of s&fd aay The annnss
ssrs tscn 81 The Trustees 81 said cssEa psny
VIII take place n s4ia melting.
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Election H0tice.

Notice Is hefees given that ~ the cleo.
ton 10 be held IN this lerSffory on the 18th
day Of Nay, A fsss. for the parp~se OF
ssectsng delegates fs the constitutional
suuuenfinn, 81 be held in olympia. W. r.
the following question will be submitted
20 the voters Of King county. ta wit:
shasl the CON uSssiousrx OF King cnuBsy
create go indebtedness not 20 creed two
hundred { os.snd dollars tfsop .eoai for the
s1rpoSe OF haiisssDg . coHsssy courthouse
and jail for said csansy said 80 - :
20 D. created by tre s-~ssse ~ epuafy
sonas fot said a-1 fus and payable after
- spi .r< and not iafsr than forty
e" years frinn rhe date OF frsuaneef's
TDtehts dness- Yes All eppased 20 the
same viii ose "TaHebs~dnsxs-No."
BIZ order ~ the boa q OF eounsy commfs
ssorsrs Of King coenty. Washington Terri
cary. w 4 FORREST,
Soanss Auditor and en- ofsieio clerk OF sails:
Rxsa~sf
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The exgR2sx nEsaHaE m citing OF DE ssssrk.
A~azrrs ~ the Haa <sruwNrss As<spes ~ 5Ssss
salB ~ a<1a a. EAs esssee 81 fA~ cosasxsss
ns,sss sxsss IA fks ran IN satitfsnr, 7r-ss
sesas >tssxf lie w. T., "a As-sESsy.
Mas :. t~sS, ~ q ess~-k q 20 of sAzs DAT
TIE eansas sieeriss<z % see trns ess az
sss1 essrapauy ssfi sskc pare 81 sxi4 meet
asg. G. W. COVE. yfcr- eyc<saeaf
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Of kss 1 snmatt vi - hel.i IN the assays
Asssse. r~gsEse " r. % "Wednesday ans,
Th-s-si.s Mas sad .. tSsa. esssAlenesas
~ > O'clock 9 IN
VA rusEY. Co sshsca sss.s
. -.s Ex.zzsnsag Board
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DO NOT PAY RENT
snt kSila yosFself aaase b. join
tux tte
AMERICAN
Building and Loan Association.

Is a. Investment. sass sssssesarssyn osse-s
ssaxeef sfxsntsxe~ &tssf u ssfsf sshn Ksss
sat szsss sevrsxNtssst xzsH Eass nate. Fsar
sssHssTksss tssr sEss b. IS pas 20 SxS Css&K
-sN - assistant sreTetssx rsssns. = .at
-. e sstU Asoek ~sere xlsss ~ her ia fs1snss
tizssa = Esfdinx she Asszss~sista csn ~ had
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Ne ssts &erN rstk&k ffoAsR. fsxk
" seRfx 81. white sea ia Fsrehsa
bfaHsts>s a , s-xtF sfsaevs tsts >hssmAtsE,
ssusr / "a Ftsas ht@s ss-aE Eaasf st74 - r.
ssFSsa - rxfsFnssss ~ A. II. AsansRs
= ~ - Hssrsssss- 49,
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Seattle Coal and iron Co.

TIE AnSsaAl meeting OF TIE ssockha1Herx
ttf tze election III bard III tsnsfsss. and
70 sfsnsart sIteH either business a. srav -
fFsuxhs h<sote the mtefinx. win take
e'.er ~ shs afsiee Of he company In the
fsss, ~ a'esf~k m.
Ne Transfer hssnks will close q ! osc,oek
p m. Ma 4. Itss and reopen 81 4, e.cIs,..S
Z m May II. ~
L ]. HKAcocK. Secretary.
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since the last general election In
Great Britain thrre has s,een y special
elections. The result II q net liberal
gain OF nine A general election, il
the same proportion could be main
tanned. would give Gladstone 81 ma
s,,Yifv.
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k4lNla

4 stai y ss~-sT t9AsT ssEFI &. Tssfl Ew
u AFes IS EsasF esss base sasAa ~
slssss ~ stamp sssssu sssSss iss9 Es9a@eesy
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CTTT NOTICES,

EsIgEAKS- NOTCH or ELECTION
II Sotfse IL htrehY given thai the annual
eiecsfa9 for the chief o. the FIRE depart.
ment OF the city If seattle WITH be held on
Monday, May 9, isSe. between tse hours az
II a. ard . = NJ, Ia ha coancil chars-
Der oftse city hall. Oh south Third street
The voting wi | be ~ ballot. and ali duly
certified fseFnhers at Seattle Engtae ca
M l. Nashineton Engine Co. No. :.
Uutcn Engine Co. Ma. s. Seattle Engias
&c. Nc I. Hook aud Ladder CO.. No. l.
Bvsek Hse ca. Ne. l. Delare Hose Co !,
No :, are qualified electors. G. W. Ferris,
rsfe eitsk
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and nere fe1siem tan 80 Is foslna e
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Addison b the Ctr Of Seattle 10 Be slid
II rUfk< 14< A84zEE TIC Fr1c< - FUtG4 zGS
a<55osnfnx in1ds ere offered yery easy
terms a rsss saxzrs.
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1o<er Lsne .dlItsol. Asso na4f dock u
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tasss VI oht
LAND SYNDICATE
with suy other befarr the pnh,,r Thc
land Il perfect in lis location aud close to
the r1iiroed center ard manufRs turing In
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| WISH To sxAfh 71ArfAa Sill
1 ssss e ssssssee- iesse sssfsssz <as sasysy.
tE4Fs - rsSscs =, Bakef sssea
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There Is good news from Eastern
Washington. Rains have been abun.
dant and there viii be a big crop.
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nnSINk.NS tH4NtfN.

A , OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED
- par haze hssssa - ssf.sltsssd ca
FFont street eaa msksHx s9&a ess, ts.r
'fscissas 90 scSeaEf 81 assss hesfsk spthss
Interests. pftecsgssss esass spaly .hpsonx b
ssses sszssaa ~ seitsa Address. Hasiusss,
fssss sfssef txssaeSe
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REAL ESTATE R4RGATNS.

RE4L EkFATE kAfGAINS.
IL ACRES IN SPRING BROOK AID,
IO miles north OF seattle postoflice, for
sale by owner. room 4. Harms & Dickman
building. Frnet and Marion SIS
4 sHolCk INVESTMENT - EIGHT AND
~ one-third acres IN section 4, only &at
sn acre. Sisiey 81 Bel. Port Townsend.
4 NHolCE ACRE PROPERTY NORTH or
~ Lake Union nj $3.50 10 500 per acre, In
tracts varying from ave 70 20 seres BAER
= BnAR@AN
GPECiAL BARGAINS IN LOIS Bk.
- tw een MID and Ms!isnn s.reefs n ta0
70 80 sf.teee. ash RtFR 4 Rs,a RMAN
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All KINDS 81 blank pooks ARC
rulings 90 any pattern dope 81 p
Arsnony's bookoindovy. Opera
81 ock. az the lowest pricea.
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ssrround;ug the city of Merced. and under
the ercst Croker HUFFMAN irrieating fa-
nai. By order o; MesSrz- c. r. Croker, G. II.
Huffman. and other owners. on
MONDAY, MAY 8,
SATURDAY, MAY II.
UNPRECEDENTED TERMS

Only oue-ffth cash. ene-Hfth IN two
Years, one fitn in three years. one fifth In
four years, one fifth IN q vc years
Interest on deferred payments. 6 per
cent. per snnum. payable annually in ad
vance. Ten per cent deposit a. time Of
purchase. Title perfect. DEEDS st pue.
ehasers' expense.
This sale Is ths initial Offering of gubdi-
visions Of the Immense landed e,tafe in
the vicinity Of MERGED. and the Croker
Huffman Land 4 Mater Company, owners
Ut the great irrigafing canal. have adopted
. most tho,0uxh and ear<fally organized
plan to interest at o. &c many people from
ali parts 0f the United States, and thus to
Immediately make their grea, water kys-
tenn, which has cost over 81 800 600, pay
ing investment Investors ct this tirst sale
win reap tn benefit of their extensive ad-
vertising AMI well-organixed Efforts to
shickly settle this district
The sale will be held under tho auspices
Of the
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SOCIETY soTIrES

TsuEkE Will BE MkEaISG ~ TIE
i Eentfal Labor Committee TGs ssax the
seth. ~ 80 n m. 81 7Istz second stree.
Rsslness OF Importance l. e Bfown.
chairman. u. O'iFien. SECRETARY. SEATTLE.
Aarli - fss9
AEAPfl.E LODGE. so. :, l. q. q. s..
a Nests every Tuesday S~ening ia Bells
Hal. North seattle. Al ~ O'Clock. Aesn
hers az sister Lodges and soioarnire
brothers. in good standing. arc rorsialIs
invited 10 attend
TN. DOWNING, n. @.
JoaS J. ESosr, Rec. Secretary.
Isrssofssee hnx S1a fusFTr
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1sfkNks7H sfREKF GRADE gALEp
Ia bids wtll be rNcefxsd h4 she under
sIxaet cssT clerk az the cflv az Seattle, %,
of before FRIDAY. Man Z fisss. 81 u'esesss
> a.. fef rae grading &nd eSanssrusssua III
.tdea alkx 90 beth sides ef Eleventh ssres,f
fr0sa spring ssssses % Ryaz<iwss. Ca arenra
anee with plans ard ss,@essexfiens there
Tor 1ow on Ase "a nav usH - Esea hsff Il,
be accom- paHsss ey q ash aegstSss ef SO
"a seSursts fer the exsensfea ~ any cen
tract that wsy he A@RTst.st Ths civ re.
sssFxss The rsht ~ res-es any sssf AL tssf1
{, W, Ferris. esc4k First publication al
this s4sissSs Aprfl "a iss4
lssieHru SHEET sslgADk-~s:aE.Ep
IL bids WtH h@ f~rrssAai ~ the aass.eF.
ssssaef, esty clerk ~ the 1gtv ~ SEATTLE. an
81 f~fere FRIDAY. Mar s. iisss. ~ o'rss /
. So tas Inc zgs8sag 81 Anss construct =
st szsseNsk - ga haEn eisses of ksshta street
sFesa i0esia stress 10 Usnes ssfeas. ta 49,
sssrstsnrs With ths q sssz slssi sssrrf1eAiless
sAerFfsas Das 90 Ehe 81 sn1 sssee. EseA
hss - be aRSsaes fSnsssf al q ezsh q rsssss
of sc A. ss>eaxtsy fsse be sgxseunea nf sn4
essasfset hat NAV tss swa.ssspsf Tass stss
FsssstVxs kAe FsSht SIS FwEeek aay aGds Il
sfsfs E W Ferris esers FSrst pMAsspa.
Eassk 81 tsss ssssf-e. Aprsf ~ ssse
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kseINFKRS avn Ds.TaHTs.Y,

fsfsfsEf-ES md DkSfGH Inn IN.
ID ID ARR. civil ENGINEER AND
1 srsvey.r. Feasa Il Raties block sac
e~ssssr "a Haxr a knex
NkflSs 81 hAAEh fkiCHAnD NJ :
~ sts. 3E-. and Charles IA Baker,. eivs.
en- iasssgs and afwhtf~ess Pans male s.sr
hssss satlc ana sanitary works, fes ~sa
izssAs. assd { neTai construction. r. str nj
Esrsis-s< snd general <srvss f5gs .s.ss.s q
ssxa 4 az ait Ma. sAsss - ats
Atsnss y tssssS II. - -Ssg kxl, n
- X. ow~ns civil engineers. sarve3prs
ana essESFHe-o.SA kSfise - sna ashs.s ~ s.
e wag<s Nsss9ae1 cad bats. DEsrs.~
SHesas - sSe 81. Yes as sseek. saraes SC
aySsa@sse IN tst.sFsas
IA r. AShe e<as & Co, kNUi y sEs1
NJ ard ssrs..sgA tSnsess. car-rs-tsss s.ssx :
satp pisiss cay, co9ntg saa sisifton rep
e0 IA ON aba ~ ert sscond sossr frsans
Ifsss~f sks- Had ssssza~ S-stfSs W 80
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| -
I usT REw ARp-s4S 80 SnAY Ia~f A
q snail tesihsF patFss. attn metal yaxs.
ecatAsnlus ss~sss See ia said aud sl<psr
sassssss- tAerfsi Fxesrsi fsse &c. refasn "a
ssstA VI lily. eoress Thlri and fesieg are.
rae
I tsSrs-A saAt1~ BROWN sPASlRL
~ VITA sursy hssfs answering 90 shx
ssrs~ ~ "Aam suitable reward viii
e~ Es.sA e. ga rvsaFM =. lss~s.h f-s.sFt~s e..
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Advertisements under rne ne1ds Of Lost
foxud, For Bele, To LIST and Situations
wanted Will b. inserted 81 the rate Of 2
conta word Cor first insertion. l cent Z
word for each subsequent insertion. Pay
meut always In advance.
NoTIcx. The business once OF the
posTs1NTKLIaoRneKa viii hereafter be open
until n p. m. Classified advertisements
win be received mp TO this hour.
The following letters are awaiting adver.
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N0TIcE TO s5OSTRacT0RS.

DkoPosALs ASKED FOR RAILROAD
ConstFuf ln'as r aF4ssstlx will be 10
ceiysd until saf rfiAy nona, May III, lssg
by William l.ynea. Presifsnt of the Puge.
sound q 0rsy's HsEoes fsstirasd q Trans
rorfnttot Company. et Port Biakeiey. for
the clearing. grading. bridge and trestle
Ssasks ON the proposed extension from
Summit ess ION to Aontesano. caehalis
eoaety, W. 7 . distance Of about twenty
miles Proposals. win BE- received for the
entire work, or IN sections. or for the iit
viii be repaired. an parties making pro.
pnsass Will name hnnasmen IN proposal
The company reserves the right TO reject
ans aud all bids. For pnofiies. seecihe
tons snd forms OF contrast address T. J.
Aslusf. sssttse.
1.eoINp-ftlf >fCfASsS tASE AMI n.
j stEunents Owner csis have same by
ratsisEK st this office. previiag PROPERLY ard
rAtfs4u for skfx ff,assys.
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" ANl3ANEA hAhA4tJA~. W. Il !,
Mafvh so. lass. S@als'd proposals in
sriplsrsse. viii &c Fece v,si hers until III
o'clock A. m. ApFsl 81 isS9. ard Ihra
as.vncd, for transportation 81 military snip
plats between Port Tew;lSeud and gugs
townsend. ". r.. daring fhe yesr eaas.
Haencsns Jals !, isss Proposals ara invited
Tks u. = reserves the tgsit 10 rxt4ct ans
az al proposals. AL fnfaFmasfea far
uishsd On application h. ~. Enveissss
csssstssnieg proposals shfsld be market
Proposals tor frsnspns tatian on Roate Ma
3. and addressed Co undersigned here. ]
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ne iolIovinE lsstsrs are awaiting .dver
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NOR SALE -s3,50o WILL BUY A LOVELY
Il esghrroomed house, very desirable, in
ho.sse On jackson street; 81 500. q -
rnomed lodging house, well located
- eco. z--7oornsd lodging: 35,oo0 soraomed
iad1fng: Is COZ. 33.roomet lodging, very
cue. soc, restaurant and lodging. Wine.
hill 4 Radcliffe. rooms 40 and Al Squire
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| T,oR sAs.E--THE i sLLINGaAM EAY--
r Reveflse's isthoxrapbs OF Bsliinrham
! bay. price 10 cents each. 81 International
News Depdf FL Commercial.
T~yg SAlE-FuEsfTukE OF THREE
/ i roonsss rent VERY reason able Inquire
between snd 4 o'clock p m. corner South
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THE LAST OF THE SEASON,

The last Of the series Of delightful
seashOrs excursions over the Penn
sylvania Railroad TO Atlantic City,
Cape May, Sea Isle. or Ocean City is
fixed for Thursday, August 22d.
These excursions are among the most
pleasant events Of the summer, and
those who have not Vet enjoyed one,
should by no means let thIs last Up-
portunity pass. The season, at the
date fixed. Is considered by many the
most enjoyable portion of the sum
mer, as the bathing of August Is
superior to that Of any other period.
As on previous occasions tickets
will be sold for regular trains leaving
Pittsburg at 430 and s 10 p. NJ, at
the rates quoted, and in addition to
the regular trains a special tram of
Pullman Parlor Cars and Day Coach
es viii run on schedule -
The time at AIitfiin is 305 z. NJ,
and price of ticket 5.65. The return
cupon Of tickets Is valid for use on
regular trains except New York and
Chicago Limited within the return
limit
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Ban d Tournament at Allan
tic City.

Messrs- Pain x Sons and Thearle
X Cooper, proprietors and managers
respectively of the great frework
spectacle, the Last DAYS Of Pompeii,
which is being given at Atlantic City,
\. j., this summer, are to give a grand
band tournament or contest for the
non-professionai brass bands of New
jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware,
II thsTr big Amphitheatre, Thursday,
August 10Th. Cash prizes to the
amount Of 600 and a handsome gold
mounted coruet worth $50 will be
put up. The railroads Will make low
rates 10 the band and those who wish
to accompany them and the members
of the bands who play In the contest
VIII be entertained for "a hours in
Atlantic City free. This is quite a
tempting opportunity for brass bands
and their friends to spend q day at
the seashore. Other information
can be obtained by writing to Pom
pen Amphitheatre, at Atlantic City,
y. J.
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Patterson, on the 22nd of August
Horses, cattle, hogs, sheep. farming
implements, and grain and house
hold Implements
Henry l. Smith and Reuben Cav
'eny, assignees of Hon. Jacob Smith
VIII sell on the 5th Of September in
Fayette township five tracts of land
VIM a Zeiders, administrator of
Henry F. Zeiders viii sell August 20
number of tracts OF land In Green
wood township
Jonathan Keiser, executor of David
smith viii sell on August 23rd a
number Of valuable tracts of land, in
Delaware and Fayette townships
Adam J. Page, executor of William
d. Webster will sell August Il, a tract
of land in Walker township.
Ephraim J. kurtz, administrator
of Samuel ]. Kurt VIII sell August
3lst, a farm n Delaware township.