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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-08

wv" "'''' Va i"''ON" nv, II
the guest OF Miss Annie Hanklns.
-IurtS heech came up from
Freepoft ana spent sunday
Miss Anne HoIehlson returned
last night from visit with her
sister IN Nebraska,
Miss Sarah Williams, Of Oar
Ington, Is visiting with Mrs. <. ;.
smith
The Misses Kate and Ella See
ley, Of kenda''town are guests at
the L. ). Hotel.
Mrs Fred Grouse Is enjoying a
VISIT from her sister, Mrs Copper.
Alfred Vivian and win Brown
ing started Monday for Washington
Territory on a "trip of inspection.
Their intentions were to strike for
Spokane Falls, but when they arrive
at that place they will find It's en-
tire business portion a mound of
ashes and debris, a destructive fire
having leyeled twenty-five blocks
last sunday niSnt.
SPOKANE was one Oh 'he most
prominent OF lhe many ne" clueS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-08

the place at that time in commemo-
ration of Miss Wizards 5oth birth
day.
JUDGING from crop reports from
all parts of the country Wisconsin
will be second to none. We can
boast Of extra good crops of all
kinds. 1t has been proven with the
exception of corn, and that rarely
looks better at this period Of the
year.
DyBUaUE city council has divided
the city printing between its leading
papers, and appropriated $l,7oo to
them. That's the way to encourage
the local press, and enable it to pro-
mote the prosperity of the city.
Who would ever hear of Dubuque
but for its live, enterprising journals?
Two LAZY, filthy and worthless
specimens of humanity appeared on
our streets Monday with a bear,
providing the only entertainment for
the week up to the time of going
to press. Bruin proved by his per
formances to be rather smart
beast, exhibiting more intelligence
than'his masters.
LAST Saturday one end of the
furnace of the Zinc Works in this
city fell in, compelling the estab-
Hshment to shut down for repairs,
which will take up from four to six
weeks. Tins is the first stoppage OF
any kind the Works have had for
about ten months, all Of which time
they have been running day and
night.
THE Dog Days" are upon the
people, July is gone August is come,
and hundreds OF tollers have not
yet had a days "ouung.' Soon the
time Of picnics will have passed,
anu 2'0P', vs. H''0 y p,' p"i0 - >,
,nv ''''1 y a' a,N ~"
! o'A9 '"0''p 'aD ....,,,'o';,,..' ~, '9 -,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-08
Common Council Proceedings.


MINERAL PouNr, Wis, Aug. 5th. lssa.
A regular meeting of the Com.
mon Council was this day held az
the council room.
Present Ills Honor, J. Z. LaMalle,
Mayor, and Aldermen White, Cor
gen, Spratler, Foster and Thomas.
The minutes of the previous meet.
ing were then read and approved.
The following accounts were then
audited and allowed:
N Harcrt, Tor assessment Of city, 1850 s2oo oo
a5 ,i'I'sr' Il Fricanax sngy' ponce service 'O3 49, s@
Edward 5..h, RI rrideauN " &@
Christopher Day So
''''SS ,gnnsSi9I'Ts o 5,sl 5 Di @ Tor July a9ar m 2o
\ sohIlen, for care Of paupcrs .....~~. 100
T. A. SPmtigr .gr aiI 'iiV ta padper N Sa o' S@
W. H1gpPerts, whitcwashme C.ty Han 23l
Joseph VIVIAN. mnltor service. lee ''' III .... 5@
SAN an SIM, SIMS, seryi ing notices 80
John slmous, uurying doe -. 80
an3rI a 0l .'ilgT raT .GyIgg G o,se ses.ggq rs @ m ' o
4 petition from George Jeuek and
others for sidewalk was then pre-
Se"'eo anu referred 70 iae committee
=" 'I'S Ii -, e,r 'Sg ss6o s''1,,' w. r"L @',' rI
for damages by water gettine into
his cellar was presented to the com.
m'llee on claims.
"' ,o""tl' - '"e'' a1Jo"rneu'
W,f II Crppv = T,Nt,,r
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-08

Beneficial Department.
..,.f f.,- the accommodation of those who
...ut In any way, those who have lost
y t...rI valuable property, and for those VINO
,..-,.I or exchange. Limit twenty-five
First insertion FREE, and Tor ea-h IN
..t..a thereafter twenty-five cents
F., o.T- a gold charm pencil, somewhere he
n,a.g The pOstOnice and NJ. p. church.
r'14sr vtLl please leave same al this once
', have b., calling on John Manley.
4, lvrED-Bv S. Sims, the liyeryman, three
N ur f.ur horses weighing from 800 % llOO
mounds.
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A joint meeting has been called for
tonight a, ; O'clock. at the courthouse.
OF the Chamber Of Commerce, the
Board ot Trade aud the lar Associa-
ton, TO consider the question Of the
location Of the proposed new county
buildings. The members Of these sew
ersl bodies, which represent the els-
ments most interested in the location
Of the buildings land in paying for
theml. should make IL a point 10 be
present There should bc and We be
heye there will be general protest
against the proposition 10 pu, the
buildings on the seventh street site,
where they would he remote ffom the
business center and extremely dith.
eul, Of acceSs. Their location on this
site would always be a source al
annoyance and regret. iucrcas-
ing with sae growth Of sae
city and the development ot buzi,
ness. The ftith street proleci wAs
given ur because cer,ssa tenants re-
fused 90 give up their leAssholds. hus
We are toad that this difficulty has
been overcome. and that the owners
stand ready ia give warranty deeds
and 81 deliver the property ia accord,
ance With the original bargain. Thls
situation IS in every way preferable 80
that ga seventh street.
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An unexpected sensation has deyel,
oped IN Iowa. 4 dispatch states that
Gov i.ArFabee refuses e. ALLOW his
maine 20 come eegore the Republican
nominating convention which meets
AuEas, ID, and that he Is iss INK his
plans "a seec@ei Senator AIstson ia
tAe Senate Ills streweth Among the
grsngess makes hiHs = formidable ess,,
didaie ana Allison l. beginning 10
loos aFoGnd with sease svnse AZ alarm.
While il Is not ake,s tAas Allison ain
lose his seat. the contest has sgSN. a
interest fsasa reflection aFon sAs tra-
poFtant conses9 ueaces Shash weti3 IA
low that event AB.son : something
more than a possible tsgatbsals far
the presidency. sai > defeat IN his
own stale ~ssa.d 81 oousse wsre his
name &C tAs sizie.
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gTe@; soTsd far to uelchsase the
sSslth anniversary * she discovery e
Amerses. SO he asl3 ia <cx Xark ia
lNst, snd Il S}ll rgvksASly be the big
sess II ali lie international ssseas an
10 date. Including sas ysasessn = far
al PhslAdsinAss.
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sEnvEffTrFRs.

~ k.,sIsNfg aAgE-E ASDUEaN.
&c socks, Eex & 4 Eestle. csaage lssr~-
: S3aas 81 81 sFevg zG4 hni.a Aa ess-s.
a fsn sstssFse sAi3. fssl saussv -
e&iilsls stsgSig GA a FvN FrsT
1es-ef Aad esfse tzssa s1g oeAas a sss
ssssEEis Hls T~.ee fas.issfs
assEt srFe q eE gke -e
fea kfesr-h ana Z tsfAs - afrH-
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE of COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY. ,
NAsHISGfOS, June y. 1SSa.
WHEREAS, By satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 10 the undersigned. il has been
made Ia appear that "The Washington
National Bank of Seattle" in the city of
Seattle, in the county OF King and terri
tory of Washington, has complied with all
the provisions OF the statutes of the United
states. required to b. complied with before
an association shall re authorized 10 com
nence the business of banking.
Now therefore /. Jesse ID. AbFahams,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency, DO hereby certify that "The
Washington National Bank of Seattle" in
the city Of seattle In the county of King
apd territory Of Washington, is authorized
to commence the business of banking a.
provided in section fifty-one hundred and
sixty-nine OF the Revised statutes of the
United states.
In testimony whereof witness
~ 10y hand and seal Of Office
this 9th day OF June, 1889
ieEALS j. II. ABRAHAMs,
Deputy and Acting Comp
tfoiler of the Currency
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81 NElfIl ,Ttas 4

Afts( Nhkp SfNs b AZ AUcEfttN -
1 fhmrssiay, A4elssl : fs>a. ~ III e'.siaek =
's. - EAaX ,sT sfvsI ! WIf AL &, ra1
ssAeks et&seg as cash 81 paw COSTS 81 "a
pslgeBsax aust kcss.sag azse Asas &vraz a
asssr, FaSss ebt tAS aNrs "a snit al.
Essi - 30 eze aHkHcwn = a. Nssthssl
,sAfff 81 Nas3as -sSstfF ~
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4 tesE~>l4EAk ARTIST A
issrse. ,ssssseEuzns fwa 80 asrf.-ei-.S
es7e Ha1sak Fssls. "A tehsar ssssl Es1-ss-s
- 6eeass fssREa IL So ~e2Sr&ra
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ENSGEAf SuftON CANE ~ NJ
Il $3.50 sssssst e assss asrss. a ssa s-ss.
. Ns5aEE tsslsas. e Aits ~fta htnua sFss
1ae - @sls = stTetF apt Sss5 ta pfsSs ge,ss-
g F@g s&reasss assss svaseYe sac sn5ssa
asssE sssssasn
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NOT ICE.

TO the stockholders q The Guarantee Loan
/. I ust Co., of Seattle:
whereas, II is desired Eoincrease the cap
itai stock OF tse Guarantee Loan 4 Trust
Co. OF Seattle, therefore the undersigned.
being a majority of the trustees of said
company, hereby eals "A meeting of the
stockholders of said company To be he'd
on Saturday the 7th day OF September, 1889,
al the hour OF : o'clock in the afternoon OF
said day, mt the compsny's office in the
city OF Sesitle, for the purpose OF consider.
ing proposition OF the said board of trus-
tees, duly adopted at a meeting of said
board, held July IL, lSs9, for the increase
Of the capital stock o. sali company from
the sum OF fifty thousand dollars to the
SUM OF two hundred thousand dollars
T. s. j. HUNT,
L. II. DOWNING,
J. ID. BOWMAN,
G.. II. Hebron.
ID. y. BAXTER.
Seattle July II. 1ss9.
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cfTf NOTICES

nEFOT STREET TAX N8Il E-THg
~ Tax tev4t5 Is tAe City counsel Is sae
aIstfiei created - oTSIasDee 30. so -
Eref is.s iOf tae Kfz&ias ci heplf ssFees
fypan El lsstss BAG 81 ttzsxsswav. am eo,,+
s;FeetlaR sidewalks thseeua s. -sove aas
Asl.i f&Ystsz 81. s3se oG e Of q 3 cars fr.-ee-
Bres. a. faSes 3a9s pssa wiIasfs fgsf~ aevs
q tse ~ 2s.o.5ess5lqn as SesS nastee Wis
ee SseciAre sseslaqas -. gepAlty ~ 2 ger
ess.', @sAss@fi, sEss1 .a1etfss e. sAs rate ~ IL
fs.f cuEk scargsf
G. -, FERRIS. CITY fzerk
~ pts ss1san . ghiE Hes.grs Frssv 3 YNsgs
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t.%NE lksT~ ~ Ak FAkrs UF cry
4 q .asess Feiss. isssmuzs. H&saze ~
IA IL sssscssss ssasssss.se.
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DISSOLUTION or Cop4RTSEKsHsF


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CO.
~ partueFship-The firm heretofore ex-
listing under the maine AID sty3e of kirch-
her & Staamann, doing business at No. L aoS
Front street Malson Dofce), Is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent. Louis KirChner
retiring. Rudolph Stahmaun, the sur
Eiying partner, assumes eli Indebtedness.
and Is hereby authorized 10 collect all
moneys due the Erm.
Louis kIEGHSEE.
RUDOLPH SIAhNASS
Attest; EDWARD T.. EDsgS.
As survivor OF the above partnership.
| thank ali patrons for their patronage
heretofore, aud respe Stially solicit q con
Iinuauce of Tire same.
RUDOLPH SFAHMANN.
Seattle, Wash. August 1, 1850
NOTiCE-THE PUBLIC WILL PLEASE
~ take notice that the partnership here
tatore existing between the undersigned
under the ffm name and style of Grighths,
Meyer 4 Stetsnu, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent, ,. r. Never
having transferred bis interest IN the bust
ness OF said firm 10 james crit shS and J.
III etefson. no are authorized tn collect
all claims due said firm and Viii pay ali
debts owing I om the same. Port Town.
send, W. T., July 3, iSSs.
JAMES ttstFfTHs,
J. Z. MEYER.
4 III
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NrEFfII NnFIahN

nEF3 Tbs. AETEA EfON-klt Spf-
1 tiai 'iETsufy eAcTia. a. - hess ranS
warp delivered 81 tse sheriff o'nes aa me
eVSssifE 90 8H8e 8 is>a mtH f,essa RETURN
sHch gaas % shs aftsiOt~'g sssi i,a stfsts aselt
! a. AlsiFas. >asFfG
NUTgs D 49, AtA PARTIES nkVlXs,
~ eisssas sEaanss p l. SSsSha3 A.
htgchF FNs, u@ssed - g'svsVut GAe sane p,
fisg sasasslgnca 81 Ass osaee. nRara 8
Nestle bf=k fHank Hsuft-ss. sst,srssf,
ia as NsF = & MsrsAA1
NOTICE. HAVE 4 tAAs4E STsoK
~ az fasNst8fe Saa hsasdsaE ~ fus5se<
bali, Faarta an3 gteersea sirsrss 4.
Nahis eaeb
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nissOICTloN OF Co-PARTSERsHIP-
IL Private matters requiring thc atten
ton ~ our Mr.. Maud OF the above date.
he retires from the grocery and commits
SION business formerly conducted bv the
undersigned, under the firm name of Fred.
etics 4 Maud, All outstanding accounts
are payable by ar 60 either 90 rs as the
dissolution Is by Limitation end mutual
consent. J. FREDERICK.
". II. MAUD.
A. successor 10 the above business /
thank al customers for the previous pat
Fonsge bestowed. and solicit continuance
OF SAM, l.. F8EoEgigs.
Seattle Ialy II lSSQ
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nl.rE.rTFr 4nr,rr

fl'a5EfE ASn MERRITT WYrIT1T
2Hsl sefssEn ftcte 1iye Ases~-y Ffs
st-At ssre ts5ueea Sss0n4 AID gaus.
BOX g-s So te Ny
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HISsEELINEt,NS.


I.PICuRES. ATTENTION MESsRs.
II Benton Il Higgins OF the Russell res
tauFsnt have secured the services of Mon
Steer Eugene 1uisal, one cf thc leading
chefs OF san Francisco. and the patrons ot
this popular restaurant will he served with
delicate yianas prepared by q master hand /:
the Russell leafs all com pctitors ia seattle
aud the nsw move win insure Il still better
cuisine: q specially is made of short order
cooking private dinner parties win be
served IN the hest manner pssssihle: ih,.
Easst private dining noon in the city for
ladies ngid their escorts open every night
uniil u a'clock
LIVERY CARPENTER SHOULD HAVE
u saw hlsf's wise, accuracy Of teeth
guaranteed "a see ihpn3 call at Wilton :
hardware store, LIS second. between
-Rriag and -eneca street
f,lAIRVoYANrFoR uNE rEiItR. as
~ Third; few days only. Madame reits-
sortA kwens, :, wears experiences.
SEwERs AND sEw IN CONNECTIONS A
- specially, also grading and exeava-
fton ~ prices to suit. leave orders AZ Ne
ehaairs store. second ard Washington,
streets = + Mulholisnd.
II HANSON HAS ICsr RECEINED A
IL carload 81 showcases from Chicago.
which he wiil sell at prices that defy com
Tctii on. Business men v 81 consult their
Interests by examining MS sic~k before
purchasing eiscw here saltsrsseas. mr.
iyent street, seattle,
DETER RACMANS. BOAT AID RATU
hoass si i.akg Iuion. bst. sswmills
DlANu5 TUNED AND REPAIRED. OK
1 eofs ssAen 81 so second street. II. q.
Ashmau.
IsnE WESTERN MIL COMPANY Ar
L Lake tusp2 T. prepared a. furnish
eiius1Flct sssh and ds-srs, als,s ggass. hs,v.
las a large sssk oB hand AID 81 lotst >,
prices
l3LASTGR nGCVkATtuNS-J ia MITK
4 ply @iH reopSa AttA AZ cnfGre rea
>ioeS of plaster decorations ia P55as'S
t.ock. feoai street he,aeeu Niae and
ttslAF .fTe.s =, S9if : electric ears pass fhe
tio~sgi architects ana bas]4,rs psssSe rsG
Wash,
4 ukAfE& THAN GAE ChEAPE~F-
- The seattle Furniture -. ss4.s fmrnf
SaFe cheaper tasn sAy ether house ia me
c5S4- tsll as pTiee 0rF Esois aBst he
cox s-aeszt ISIS fgOas street.. near Pike
s1Fees,
.rElE FAREE = Lacy Ma alNERY
Cess Shny, - AID IS Nersa Fsssglf sy,,s Z
tsFsaSfld- or, manufacturers 81 and deal.
esS sG tatsi az. gstulng E3eefs tatFs, tssfEsrs
s1N1nts Saos1 slas1 izss wuTziaE rsSe3e r.
cfy. Esfzmszna furnished e7s eos, s.eet,,
ptauts Of evers description. seattle osHre
5s-sss = n.z>tea A'oss
I.uB TfENsNe. - R,s..E--4a ANn
4 eVassG usl3 aerk. -ss to s4srebs.-y 4
hNFss- seaR "a AXE Shore usllI. Enka IA.
hos.
pAbss &ilRoBg kiIEK- 20
~ reSo3ft $50 3 ceAt fi,sag ta fassgsstsss.y.
seefy l-H5} ai'''esi dr.a. u az a ssfa9cala.
32Fs
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NTfNtlG E.trtfHRs

IL luNNAS. sEENosgAYRrk- :
-. Asasss esas,l, Cessa e2S, sss1xexs.
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DoRr TOWNSEND. JULY 3. isSa. THE
L firm of GriiiiEhS, Never & Steis9n.
heretofore existing az Port Town sssad and
Tacoma. ". T., having been dissolved ana
eesSinE to exist, a. l'cr special notice of
above date, published ia this papef. shah
heheeiorth do business a. ship agent, char.
ter freight snd merchandise broker l,utsr
the undersigned nsase. my HEADQUARTERS
rctnsin.ne a. Port Townsend
J. T AFyFp
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CHRFsfT4N SCIENCE.

Mr.. AND MRS. L. J. CASTLE, HEAL
vi ers and teachers. Location i,ll6 Sec
aua street; T. o. box ? Seattle TT.
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4 RCHITEcTs AND BUILDERS. CALI.
n at Hhiton's hardware store. il3 Sec
ond street. near The Rink. and see the
model ui iiaTiman's inside sliding blinds
best on the market
Z, EVER CONNECTIONS 4 SPECIALITY;
- also grading and excavation; Mechan-
les store. second and Washing on. F. T.
Muiholiand
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MTSICIT.

MRS. WILLARD, ROOMS and c, ,2l2sf
VI Front street Voice culture, piano,
guitar, elocution; physical culture class, &c
), m SATURDAYS
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Aasxrxfaesua11>e uz<1es - k<n6s 81 i<sf
HUund. Per xo}k. Fnr k&zsk Sad Sfsnx<isssss
Wan4sd via - fasssse1 ~ tie rae ~
eenis . SoTd ebr afsx Sfx~ftkya. ssns
wur4 f0f e&rss ssxzes7xszt iszseffasss- Fsg-
nens always la asssszsee-
xCTT6sE-The hEslr<xz azsss Of the Psi.
TxgHfxlsKxFGE viii hereafter - open Hnts5
80 n gz.szss<z7 sstvezs2s~zzesss ss-s q
rsssssea sr n ffsts kaxsr.
TIE ssEsowfn9 letters arr s~ssting sfsss-
tfzc<x NJ this nzkke.
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IN LfA~E~4au ftkt IN Turn Z 4
l West sR1 spll streets ~ feet ca SEQ
cad stgees. 81 SO FseF meBgh " /.
Amss 4 Ca. 48l- front street
FINO tEASE FOR RTNfs~-
L Nstey frent vn south Izke sion. a
ssaensiia chance. lRsuine - yacolss & gea-
neF. L. Is Andrews, 6ssstaa ble~A ruori Is
az j. +. wsrd asHte opposite. Peiatyss.
heset
4 ROUND tkASE~NofsNER TOT OK
W Scsoae stFgas exec 81 Use hast sera
itpns ~ ieRH f,'7 nelAii business u il} hrase
f,'F uessheg of years on rezssuaI.1- trruss.
" ssaAaEtgD TeTg.btrg IaFss2u1rns ta
isNseiiyN- lsa.see bmthtjHE
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uso gESr-FiSELY FCRNIsnED DOT
! ole fSom. gis Fourth street, near Ma
stass
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tNANTEp-TwO OK THREE ROOMS,
w by married couple without child
ran, foe light housekeeping. Address VI.
q thfa affiep
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mINfED-IO RFNT.

YlYANTED-A FEN CUSTOMERS FOR
w Haveu's Dlarrhoea Mixture. LA
fruff Il Fsset
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4 LARK 3 IAFES >XIE FURNITURE
y eaTfsas sessasnes ess- .cse&sss f0r rssss
tA&o So asasf rsn 81 80 &rssgas4 - xrtls,
- tAea ass vo& N15l 4nss q So Ftkz
sefases 'sssHees HeHtgA AnS Fsf-A
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eT-.s BEEsEE R@-lsIIs- i'll 81 hS
Il srisssf nT tire ufsterSs sn2J urs1sl .
oesex-x p n q TaErssisYs AsiZszss : - - -
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wr~ rav~sxs. eEsTpsr LEsa sssf E@sssss
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I>RATERNITY LODGE, No. -. |. D q
II T., meets every Thursday evening. al 5
ciot <. in the hal % Seattle Ledge, North
Seattle Ali mem oers nj Thea rder in good
standing are cordially invited 10 attend.
LIZ. COMPTON, N q.
q. KELLOGG. Sec'y
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4NANIKD 10 RENT We HAVE
w renters Tor twenty vacant houses,
also customers for lodging houses; who
has any, Gilmore & Co, 10 Second street
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C0NTRAcT0RS IND BtILDKRS.

DAFFERT 4 STANLEY. RuiLnEgS
teas furnished. Coium nia House. seattle
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-10-12
FOR SALE BY
Ps;wa*e Gesstrae*

That valuable farm known as
"Farmingtou," situated at and
near Birds Nest station, in North
ampton county, containing four
hundred acres, about 0ne-halt of
which is cleared and the other half
woodland. The farm is in a nigh
state of cultivation, is well adapted
to the growth of grass and all'kind
of trucks and has on it Il good
dwelling, two good tenement houses
and all necessary out buildings; it
is convenient to churches and
schools and is a mile and a quarn
er fro c, aSea-side landing. The
farm IA be sold as "a whole or III
parcelss 3 fifty or one hundred
acres toy It purchasers.
PersonS desiring good stock
or truck firm would do we'll to ex.
anime the above described proper
ty before purchasing elsewhere.
For further particulars apply to
OHIO E. MEARS, Atty.
Eastville, Va,
or to RI. BULL,
Birds Nest, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-10-12
snipwrecked or Dawson shoals.

a ship seen from the mainland OH
Saturday last, running mp and down the
coast, seemed to I've in distress and
about o'clock went TT WAS put ashore
Oh Dawson's Shoal. The slip was the
Amy Dora, lmiling from NorthshitLis,
England in charge Of Capt. J..I. Thorn
ton. hound from Savannah. Ga., to &c
noa. Italy. loaded with 4 100 bales OF
cotton. valued at S235.000. The esti.
mated value of ship is 500 600. Re-
ports received arc, that boat WAS leaking
badly and there was feet Ut water in
her hole. Sac is in charge Of Merritt
Wrecking Company and her cargo will
be saved,it is thought. without any ma
terIal loss. The ship will probably 20
To pieces and be a total loss. The Cap
tain claims, that he is ashore by rea-
son OF a niscalculation. He said lie
mlstonk Wachapreague Inlet for Hamls
ton Roads on his way to Newp ,rts
News.