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The v ssnsbsssg correspondent ~
tie Povtan6 0Tegewiaa va hosstssf
completely or his feet by the flashing
sse>gaenee II sea, lee pride snd glory.
the one onIr original james HsHiE
ton Lewis. permanent chairman Of the
D<uss..rattc stafe convention. he u
egIogsxsd a. q wandering. r4paJ, fow-
ery-Awsy up 10 tsse-siou5s orator. =
graceful speaker. young scion of The
late c0nisslsrscy sith decided South
ern sceent. effassve. eiassIc, historic.
linyriistic. tragic and fia,alsni live
may credit this enthused pond
ent the convention yelled and ssIIssi,
and yelled. ard Kept yelling IS the
young Rienzi worked himself red in
tie face. xi,sd the Democratic per
SEPARATION from las high re.rea,lng
bros and shook hts straight. brown.
hair, which -i5o.d up ike lion :
name, B. he made tie supreme effort
Of MS life
Seattle has rea-on 20 be proud that
the geHius of bes idolizrd fssOFiie i
appreciated anJ bersiisd sbroad.
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y~srs a rFsae.-rx<se ras<. ezs nn<5es
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ssssa- Ia@s snr els f. gAss ssss- 100 aiss-
hsstr fn va hsaxscz tFfssssry. a~ssss 70
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ssss.ssssss 90 q asEslness Ike say Let tisess
rss< She Repasssiszn TEXT
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Australian exchanges give siow 3.
accounts ef tise eeFeut0oious bua ,iti..
Of The British HsF oVcF e'&el leland,
cf sh~ intssn ass tt,eaix groups ia
the South ravliic 0cssa The cesv-
mons IVES performed by tl4e oapEa =
OF the war-sh;p kssfia slsaui she Is
Of August. over sonsc III ths ,.isusl.
the stars ard stripes WeFv aasunF so
tn htesa aud occupation of ioo>e
islands BY the Eneltsh sBAN h. rs-t ted
hy eur gVvcFpmeat Tie l'ArnlK
eraup are us eAorai iormastea assd
coatsia .xtsusVs ,spsss3l> n. sl.e
On the Union rronp tbsrc h e eea.-.l
rrahle population dsyesc~i 81 aTr ca!
tur~, t. which they srv sv,l z3aFieA
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The announcement % John l.. Sul-
ivan that he proposes 10 run for cor
grsss ia Boston. viii, II he succseds in
securing the Democratic nomination,
have tendency to False the cool how
81 the bloc blood 81 the rnodern
Athens 70 boiling heat.
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The Chicago TribHne think the
Democrat III Ohio showed good jadg-
Bent in patiing q Campbell at the
heal u their caravan before starting
on their dresry march into the desert
of oblivion.
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4 Farutts Jewei.--Dr. David ksunedy
"a. lsbratssi -aFgenn -; konduni. y T..
ssili sesssi snn hls iiiusFrA ~ % Ok. How TO
Care EidueY Liver aud Blood Dis asses, =
upon receipt 81 2-eeE. stamp II a'so
elutal as iva sfor 90 written hy Ned buns-
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OFFICE or COMPTROLLER or CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON, June u ls.q


OFFICE or COMPTROLLER or CURRENCY I
WASHINGTON. June n lssa.
WHEREAS. b. satisfactory cyitence pre
seuted 10 the uuaersigt ed. IL has been
made To appear that The Washington
National Bank Of :, attic" In the city of
Seattle, in the county 81 King and Terri
tory of Washio gtou. has c. m yiiel with al
the provisions of the statutes of the vuited
STATES, required Ia be- eomLlled with before
81 association shall b. authorized 10 com
nenee The business of banking
Now therefore |. jesse II. Abrshams.
Deputy AMI Actlns Comptroller of the
nnrrency. 10 hereby eeTtif, that The
Washington National Bank 81 Seattle" in
tue city Of cattle. ia the county OF King
aud territory az Washington, il authorized
To commence the business OF banking a.
provided In section ffty-on hundred and
siSty-nine of the Revised statutes OF the
United states
10 test.mo' whereof witness
my hand and .eai ~ orict
S.t tins 9th day of june, isS9
.rHAil J. II. ARRAHANs
Deputy and Acting Comp
trOiier ot the Currency
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STE'NOGR.fPIfERS,

EASsEL 4 PRATT. PUBLIC ,TENO,;.
y raphers and typsWrilers Room o
N.wliu lock.
~ NJ HlNMAA, sTENoGgaPUER-
lie Atkins bloch, Columbia, between
Third susf F,uFfb
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LOS2.

-
I q IA LARGE SIZE BLACK AND
II tan dog; PLAIN leather collar with
lock; Ears trimmed; finder win re lib rally
rewarded ~ returning 10 John Bagby, il9
columbia street.
O>T-OS TUESDAY MORNING Be
II tween NeSelis mill aud Seattle, two
shin. hatcher heads for planer; any one
hnding AID returning them To Neweips
mills viii o. rca arded, or 40 the PostIn.
teiigencer affce.
STRAfED OK STOLEN-oNE 2-YFAR-
- old soFrel horse; brand, figure : on
irtt stoulatr, and on. 4yearuld dark
wn horse, braided J X on rig & shout
der Address With sny information, II.
L.. tiraN. Ros,' stiOn
RNslkAi-A COW YEARS OLD: Full.
- hlooied Jersey; han straps and bel II
OF; dark brown color: suitable reward will
BE- paid Tor return or any Information OF
sarne y. \. james. so Riuff street
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Take the Northern Pscihc rsilrOs5. the
yssI!baisss sles. ger and q ntpx car route for
al palns fast 0ifles. ZIG second street,
boston hlu~k
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Par hsss yoBr ticsetS sHd reserve your
siecving car az ON Gosiagioas 81 ZIG secvlj
teei. fie~ton bloes
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The l.ts'>t New York isoyslt rs Ia con bi-
nation suits fran SO 10 80 per suit Tos-
a. -ifgsrfnan 4 80
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THURSDAY. SEPT. M.

AT Gilman the meeting win be addressed
by J. b. kinnear. J. &. Haines, J. II. Jones,
Ralph Esteb, k. b. Albertson. J. II. Nc
Grsw. Hall.
AT Falls Ci'y the meeting will be ad
dressed ty y. d. Gilfoil. +. W. Hankey, L.
V. Eddy, Alnas Rutherford.
At ,noaualmie the m, citing will be sd
or. ssed by John Arthur. s. II. Plies, NJ NJ.
Holmes, Ehen So,itn, Alex Allen.
AT Nashon the meet ng will be addressed
ny W. v Rieehart, W. ID. Wood, John T..
Black burn, Joshua NJ Wrestling School
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MUSICAL.


RS WILLARD, ROOMS and c, ,2l2is
WI Front street. Voice culture, piano.
guitar elocution, phys cal culture
4 cADEMY Or MUsIC-NuCAL GULF
: N ure. eiocution, and all hrauehts of iu-
strumentsi music tsugat Now ia Column
bia STREET, between Fourth q nd Fifth
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by order OF the County Central Committee.
GEORGE II HEiLBRON. Chairman,
PAUL ID HENRY. Secretsry.
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4 ssEssMsNT ROLL, MIKADo STREET
>pEfftL NOTICES.


NOTICE. To PARTIES HOLDING A
~ note against ms given ~ A. {. Thomf-
Ion fer 80 slli 81 be pail a. the laid
uvte ass oata;ued irsulnienil, : Rerka~
vita, southwest corner Fgosat and Unioa
str cis
seattle, SEPT 10. is>s
- LooP ENSRsLb AT Ate TfoS-TuI-
- sluoP, kuogn as sTnUEgn : ..sss, knl.
eFs si. II - feet sonx. 81, os team, bail. for
heavy seathwT. t0i same a raF4tsu an4i
MAJ H0wvr This "a e = y ith,suf reserve II
Clark hasihoaSc SATURDAY morning Ia a
~, joe NJ. Gex. aactioBe.r.
NPkCIAL SOTtCE-THS FikN uIrH.k.
= Ia know - hatt.n & Co. has this aay
tsNn changed to bsttia. Lse & Co. l. K
hsk mite hsvi0g purchase AZ inferos,
~ the business. > Il heTtssst, ss~.stN A
is'". under whe<e enhancement sh. afu
tsS bern 90 NJ basinrSs Thus far f., f.st,-
doe Sc ne af'sifs ~ the new flrm. Rslun
ls,s - IA.
NOIiCE-rU aoM frMAN CONCERN
~ Al p@zssus ara hsnts safussi
AKA ~; naakieg sDy bills sNAinsg the
steamer Ntairi. an lcss ca the order II
,Ahts II O. ntor> ~ " J. -rsyrhSon
\oTlCE-as MA. NoT sE gEsPON.
~ $40 fT snt bt3 : coGsFsg tssi f,,r ty
r. tibr'iis NJ sou Hr.ss
Non 81 HAVE LANCE STO0E
~ 81 'ufaiigTe s1ts be dlax 81 burner
ssa: Fosrth and j. rs->oa street,. A.
Nshil,gsvh
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pO4 ssL1-87sCxxxAxEOEA
1-oE s1IT-CHEAP. 4 FfSE HxAKSK-
i r n. y GlnE. s-<s9s<-
N0E .aIE-saooNEx yESTC re.
n fx~rey xsx su.a Gee hsH tsazss- f<Nss-
f,r~sf. sussy e<41fpr~t AID ren1y ~ ses
rSr ss1fs-sy 4 zap 81 foe s-xlfsx az asasA9
sssrx~.<s. Apr5s 80 J c. Nsxoa. care INC
4 r. Eo'a sEsx Ca. sesssle. ~ =.
r~og rALE- LOussI &c TxSf, sfIn
or vlrsssxf h--fs. god la.rzsaon 20
s<ie . lss=-- Pr2st 4 NosgAss. ~ ssss'a2'-
ssx rr -----------
v.0g sAIE-TwEyTY-T Hal
II 1f sne ycsa< craft an 1Tss.Sx -
--fsssaa SO - i-so EsssEds; sse - ~ W
As@ar fer fhrse days K H. 80 - So
sser FS9rr- eze1ars y y. -
.ss7g ssf---FTRsfTURz ar IL BON
4 ssass-r Pratt q Magzf- Iac rsa1'
1.,F @4Ig-HuasEs. JUST ARsIsE ID
r err I,ws exr@si Of RE as.a
I.,-.s-x "a ;sfx osserei for sac Of a
H.sss.ssrh 4 ca. a. the Seaifa- "a e s,ao.e@s
eD-xs~r F..urzh ans. gsesssn rvsls- -
.y-p -aIE-OSE coop sEto>p
r n~n.s ssse. .ar fail particulars ~
sl-ss. .ss.fr." ezrr fos.-Int. isssrnex,-
-. n..,-wAxTED FogTwo YEARS
SUM a. ) per s~ot: ga-sd sseu'is-
,.sare-s Tsyior, Pt,ss- nfr arg l1es1-
Vvv.STEp--ssa go OK $i.sso AT PIX
w g nf. ample suosrnsn see - ~, y
rs.r sfves. Address vii Ans. foss-intein-
gsasvr oflse- ------
n-ASYEp-i.o0 xES To SET ASIDE
w tnesr savings At "a Ter cent Interest
ves-. Apply 20 r. b. WISHING, room :.
rasss,s, hftsPS
@TO Slj,.aW Y io. .oAs i.n a.
furniture. pianos, s'o~k- notes and eths.
ehstrel s4sz.r.t:.s, without removal, bush
ness sfr.ssly confidential Gilmore & Co,
Palace restaurant, opposite postofsce-
PgR CENT. INTEREST: oSLY TEN
y shares 70 & .i.0o. no bidding. HIN
per month TO pay riaelpai and interest
rranksin a. o., room 2, Sewiin block,
agents for Amerfc N Be. ding, Lean d
fuye. rpeut svctety, .t Chicago.
EE& BowDES, REPRESENTING THE
i IL.mb bard Inysstmens Co are doing the
largest loan business IN KiDg and adjacent
euuu, es; RESPONSIVENESS rates. no delass.
square dealing: money Always un hand.
give them srall. Mallory building. cor
sses Third aud James
MONEY To LoAN-JAkyIS CONKLiN
vi Mortgage Truss Co. vita paid up
c. pitai of 81 10000 makes loans on ini-
proved ity and farfn properly; we pay
money on loan ~ hours after Application
Is rnede: We only want time To examine
title. loans of $50 to $io0 go wanted: sb-
soutely 10 delay: building loans \
spec. ally. any and all Competition met. l.
n. En;z. general agent and examiner,
room i. Sewlin block.
LrA To NWO To LOAN ON FuRNl-
TlU ture, pianos, horses, diamonds, ETC. !;
Low rats. Seattle Loan Co, room IA,
-PER CENT MONEY To LOAN o. IN
side property TO rebuild: Also on good
farms; payments can be made any time
sitter one year; no celay in making loans.
Trounce 4 Patton, Burke block.
MONEY TO Ls1AS-REEs p. DAN.
vi feis, Room As. Boston block.
N{OSkY To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
vi and tiers. nal security. Notes, mort
cages, BOMBS, county and city warrants,
etc, bought ami sold q. +. Miller 4 CO.,
bankers, 2is Coiambis street. Newiin block.
I 0NG OR SHORT TIME LOANS MADE
= on real estate: Will make favorable
rates and give the business prompt atten-
ton: will Also buy mortgages. Geo. ID. Nc
Lean. l.2t1l. Thi-1 sIreef.
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TUESDAY,. SEPT. IL

AT Samamish the meeting will be ad
dressed by J. NJ. Painting, George Bothell
W. IL Hughes, Ralph Esteb.
AT Duwamlsh the meeting will be ad-
dressed by julius Horton, W. H. Forrest, T.
p. Dyer.
Al Kent the meeting will be addressed
by Orange Jacobs. 7. J. Humes. W. J.
shinn, +. W. Hsnkey, NJ. NJ Holmes.
AT daughter the meeting will be ad
crossed by .. G Pratt, J. X. Kirnear. John
Arthur Alex Allen
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FRIDAY. SEPT. 20.

Al Enuinsl law the meeting will be sd-
dressed by Arthur CIR Mn, X ehard Osborn,
J. Il. strattou, - kiefcr Hall
Al Hot spTis. g 1he meeting will be ad-
dressed 10y i. T.. Dyer. - Pratt, Alex Allen,
r. W. Birl.
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fHPOf tUED NTOfk.

aPouSDED STOCK AT AUCTION -
Monday. the tn day of cepten Der. 1852
ST laoctck n. m, ut Bsx.rs rorraI, | will
III, 10 the hlgh' 81 bidder, for cssn, 10 raw
c At "f impoHnding ana keeping, one red
COW with white spots aud star on FIRE
had. and thre. whit kids The ow nrr az
the COW IS 10 me Huknown
J. q MITCHELL Chief OF pnlice
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I. ut> AbAlkE-s <XsIt s{gYg
- Issss$ -As2es krsssa - - 81
@sts sSaae ~ fzgs ( ~ yse y stssl saving
$50 Saris GAfbsess.ssst ys~sE, tes.s If
a~sseEs ssExxL
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BORN
LET'S SsIt mbsf =. Iu tue vile ol Arthur
let's = daughter
Advertisements under the heads Of Lest
Found, foF saie. For Rent. and situations
Wanted VII le inserted al the rate OF :
cents word tor frat insertion. ! cent
word Ter cara Subsequent Insertion. Pay
msiit always in advance
NG'fiCE-Th business office of the Posi-
IsrsLLi6ESSKK VIII hereafter nc open until
. . ~, classic Il advertise ments VIII be
received np in this hour.
The following letters are swaiting sdy,r-
t.scrs Al tAis offleo
& l. T.. ". Lumber.
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LIZ
st}CTsFT NOTICES

IskATkN>ITY JoaAE. So. fSro a.
.. Essv-s sx-F1 fferss ~ ere. r. - :
4e<k, 4 tae as 50 AS-alslg. Lie X
: Al vna sFs ~ sfse sFser q i
s~ssasss5s rFe fossfsa Tsfs-8 ~ ff@ 4
- - HOLMES. Nc.
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MONDAY. SEPT. I6,

AZ franklin the meeting will be ad-
d sssed by T. J. Humes, J. r. Kinnear, +.
w. Hankey, J. n. Jones.
Al West SEATTLE the meeting will be ad-
dressed by W. II. Hughes, L. +. Robertson.
Thomas Ewing, I. " EDDY, w. +. Bailey.
AT Newcast c the meeting will be ad-
DIR, ssed by +. W Bird, X. b. Albertson, w.
Lai, Hill, J. c. Haines.
AT Houghton the meeting will be ad-
dressed by W. ID. Wood, l. b. Andrews, J.
ii. STRAIT on. t. NJ. Reed, jr school.
AT Juanita the meeting will be ai-
dressed BY J. NJ Wrestling, N. V. Rinehart.
NJ. Nj. Holmes Eben smith
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"A Il aCGtEH. FtNtsE cAEl At
w = l.-ka >sSessss ssrssS. noe :. NC s.
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NOTICE TO COyTR4 fCTORs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Dds WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
I'D undersigned for the erection o. -
iour- story brick business building OF. Sec
ond street until II O'Clock. IN. OF Tuesday.
sept inter az the owner will furuis1
brick; the right Is resers ed to r,jec, any
or all bids. Fisher. architect
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - Bis
AN are wanted on q terrace of houses for
4. Lobe 4 Co. up 20 Il o'clock noon, Sep
mber ID; plans ani specifications 81 ofhce
of Ii. Steinman. Boston block: the right
Is reserved to I. lect any or al lids.
NOTICE TO COMPREHENSIVE. CON
~ tractors having contract calling Tor
electrical work of auy kind will find IL 10
their advantage Ia call upon or addres. the
Undersigned and = he aIe ready To bid upon
anything la the electrical iiae; wiring for
ee1ric lights. annun iators and bells salts
isctoriiy cone and guaranteed; prices low
est In the city. Baker, Balch & Co. 10 and
IL Atkins block, Columbia. between ihira
and Fourth.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS BIDS
A\uiii be received at office of undo -s' gned
on snd after Sa ufday. Augusl 81, for ex-
cavating ios corner OF second aud Cn.o1
streets. Charles " saunders, Z. W.
loughton, AZ Boston block.
NOTICE To CoNTRACToRs-BIDs
~ viii be received ar Office of under
sizne /. On and sfter Monday, Ssptc NJ Der ?,
a. IN. for the construction of The Wash
iBgtea Teri tory Investment Co s building
northwest corner eeconi and Cherry
Streets Charles W. saunders, T. W
Hoashtoa. ~ Boston tlnck.
, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. - THE
~ Builders Material Company have
sbout perfected aErans ements 10 promptly
deliver 10 customers rubbie anu dinien-
sion sions, pressed brick, lime
cement, plaster, hair, lumter trough and
deessedl, laih and Shingles In any sired
quality. Temporary Office In 1.-THE Fair"
teD'. 7ts second street
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Prot ctson to American indus
tries = nd > nerican Labor.
Republican Rallies


Republican meetings viii, be held at the
following places under the dates specified
as follows
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SATURDAY. SEPT. IA.
AT Benton the meeting will be addressed
by I. w. Hankey, Richard Osborn, John
Arthur and Others.
AT salmon Bay the mes ting will be al
dressed by w. V. Rinehart, w. d. Wood, w
II. Hus hes, c. J. Clark and others
At Cedar Mountain the meeting viii be
addressed by J. H. MEG aw, Joshua NJ.
Wrestling ami samuel II. Piles
AT Maple Valley the meeting will be ad-
dressed by Alex. Allen, +. w Bird. l.. +.
Compton, - Keller and NJ NJ Holmes.
AT Black Diamond the meeting will be
addressed by }. G. Haines, J. X. XII. near,
L. V. Eddy and J. h. Jones'
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STONECUTTERS.


n EW ENGLAND MARBLE AND GRAN
~ tie works, Eek d Crosbie, proprietors;
all kinds OF cemetery and building work
done with artistic skin. full SUPPLY of
mantels constantly On hand: positively
better and cheaper than sn, osher firm on
the coast; designs with prices furnished
on application free of charge. Pike street,
corn of sixth. - sttle.
The Brookhaven leader., 1889-04-11
Renews Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Gay
county, Iowa, tells the following remark.
able story, the truth of which is vouch.
ed for by the residents of the town: 81
am 20 years old, have been troubled with
kidney complaint and lameness for many
years; could not dress myself without
help. Now am free from all pain and
soreness, and am able to do all my own
Homework. owe my thanks to Elec-
trio Bitters for having renewed my
youth, and having removed completely
all disease and pain"
Try bottle. Only so cents Mt I. I
Meade & Co.'S.
The Brookhaven leader., 1889-04-11

1t takes u thousand white men in
Calhoun, PontOtoc or Itawamba
counties to elect a member of the leg
islature, but LOwndes can elect three
on vote of 4S2. Now, we would
| have it understood, we don't blame
these counties for exercising the pow
er invested in them, so long as the
appOrtiOnment remains as it is, but
we are unable to understand how the
doctrine of white supremacy is sub
served by giving 500 white men in a
black county twice the political power
accorded 1000 white men in n white
county.-ChickasaU Messenger.
This furnishes very. fair illustra-
ton of Chickens coming home to
roost," and proves that white suprem-
acy in the black counties is purchased
at cost of inequality the white coun-
ties will no longer permit. And we
have in this, on a small scale, the
same complaint as the Republicans
make in regard to black COMPRESSION
al districts in the South. Memphis
appeal.
The Brookhaven leader., 1889-04-11
THEORETICALLY Laurhad Al

The unthinking are prone TO make game
OF nervousness. Yet this is q very real
and serious affection, the harassinc symp-
toms OF which are rendered all the more
poignant by ridicule. The stomach is
usually responsible for these symptoms
its weakness and disorder find a relax In
he brain, which is the headquarters of
the nervous system. As nerve tonic
and tranquilizer, We believe that not one
can be pointed out so effective as Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters. In renewing Wig.
orous digestion, 1t strikes the key nute of
recovery of strength and quiernde by
the nerves. Headaches, tremOrs in quiet
sleep, abnormal constituencies to unexpect-
ed noises-all these modify and ultimately
disappear rs the system gains strength
from The great tonic. Dyspepsia, bilious
ness, rheumatism, constipation and kid
ney complaints are subdued by the
BitterS
The Brookhaven leader., 1889-04-11
The Hog Ordinance.

Belt ordained by the Mayor and Alder
men of the city of Brookhaven: That
after the first day in May 1889, it shall
be unlawful for hogs to run at large in
the corporate limits of said city. 1t shall
10 the duty of the City Marshal or his
assistants to take up the same and give
the owner Gf knOwnl notice of such taxi
ing up, and if the owner is not known to
The City Marshal, he shall adver tise the
same for three days by posting notices on
The market house and court house giving
the marks and descriptions of such hogs
as can be described. That after three
uays II no owner appears to claim and
prove said hogs to the Satisfaction of the
City Marshal, he shall sell them to the
highest bidcer for cash. That If the own
OF OF such hogs so taken he known to the
Clty Marshal and said owner fails after
one days notice to take said hogs away
me Marshal shall proceed aud sell same
without the advertising above stated.
Inc proceeds of the sale of any hog oil
hogs sold under the ordinance shall be
pad by the City Marshal to the City
treasurer after deducting the MarshaPs
10, ice and reasonable expenses for keeping
The City Marshal shall be entitled tc
" eents for each hog so taken mp by hin
snu not more than 20 cents per day fol
n ,.eulng the same, but sucking pigs are
and feed.
;, In the event of sale of ANY hogs under
me ordinance and a claimant appear
after the sale and can make satisfactor,
prooi to the Mayor that the hog or hog
s IiI was his or her property, the Mayo
snaii direct the Treasurer to refund sait
iIwner the amount the said hog realizet
tS tne expenses Of said sale. Be it fur
iuer ordained that this ordinance be pub
ppsneo Tor two issues in tho Brook havel
nssuia.or and that it be in force from an,
otter May LIST. 1859. s ~
The Brookhaven leader., 1889-04-11
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Agent County Alliance
Worth Knowing,

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