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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23

PASSED AwAy.--yesterday al .. n. An
defscn 2. Meraock, resident Of Edison.
W. T.. died at The tlHss HonSe. OF typhoid
fever. Ie Was - years Of age. The sesa-
lives Of deceased were apprjsed % the
fact OF his desfh hy telegraph yesterday
and are expected % be here to-day. The
funeral, watch sill take place tomorrow
az p. II. from Cross. viii be under the
o. -.
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PROBABLE DATE OF SALE,

Unless there should be couple wet weather to re-
tard the progress OF clearing will commence selling lots in
Renton addition April lo to-day wsxpect
to be able definitely this space datsR the
FIRST of the sale We possibly personal notice to
the large numbers who have asked notified but win do 50
through the various advertethe Posr
ISrgLLsKscER Sunday Budget Morning and tie Monday
Morning 7eeTaa Those who interested matter viii
please watch our advertisements in these
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23
CHANGE IN TIME.
The Puget sound shore Railroad
AlSerx Txx keHedu1s

On Sunday. MARTA 81. 81 noon, q change
of time VIII 70 into effect on the Puget
Sound Shore railroad The principal
change viii be in the early morning train.
This train win Ieare AZ $40 .. Ia. instead
OF SIS as heretofore The evening tain
VIII lezvs a. &c. instead OF ss5 ?. N. ax
heretofore. The local train viii leave at
i3sS9 p. N. and viii arrive az 6 D. n. In
stead OF e-ft p n. The train from Tacoma
viii arrive here a. IS q. m. Instead %
3 Is d. n. The evening train viii arrive
here a. 30 ?. m. instead of e.S5 p. n IS
heretofore.
The change So the morning train from
3-.-5 8. IA 70 $40 ?, n. VIII be one which
viii meet the fa4l appreciation OF the
traYeltug ruhlic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23
CHOICEST RESIDENCE PROPERTY
In TIED CITY

tied up determined portion of H. When this eterm.
nation became known he naturally beseged BIZ brokers anx
oAs 10 handle Il When ne got ready talk business
entirely without solicitation part he informed us thar he
wished place the matter Immediately thereafter
advertised bids clearing land ana ever since have
been hesieged for information, as to when the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23

leaves Seattle s3- Etmz2szs. &rk.lsess
~RrrFvsfss ara suaAezngsE
Daily. e&ssss pf ~ m sd1 ~
fer srezSAt ef rsEsxsz sarEsr4 aa totF'
Of Al Yesser ~axsk
c. d BaO~sFIELs, Mknaxat
5x0xsx Il. F0sTxz Axeaf sr&ssss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST

YesierIeers building, Min street oppo.
site Commercial street receives deposits in
any am0not and allows interest thereon.
Board Of trustees: Leigh ). il Hunt Thorn
as T. Minor, Edward b. Downing. J. ID.
Lowmau. George II. Heiibron, David n.
Baxter, and Vim. Righte7 Fisher. Bank
open daily from q. n. 20 2. n.: Satur-
days 8. N. TO / p. n. and : p. M to p. IN.
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RENTON ADDITION

the We have been unable to give
very definite reply We have had large at work
clearing the land for the weeks nothing
he is getting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23

This is the season of the year y hen the
raw. cold winds creates sad havoc with the
hands and complexion. Soft. white hands
and clear. speacnyV complexion can be
assarediy preserved by TIE frequent appii-
eatlcn 81 Dafani's Specific. IL rubbed into
the skin well IL leaves no greasy surface.
The skin absHFbs IL sold BY stewart 4
Holmes Drug Co., wholesale agents
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23

RentOn Tract

Madison street and efforts have been
there They have all futile unpatted
has never been the market Recently Captain Rem
ton concluded that hardly keep fine tract OF the
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STEINER lLiRi BROWN

/ RAVES YESI.KRs WHARF gok ira.
L. coma, Olympia and Big Skpokum At !
g m. every Monday, Wednesday and Frt-
iay.
Retaining. leaves Shelton. Big gkcokisr..
at 3 m. every Tuesday, Thursday and ssas.
nrffRy
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GENERAL INFORMATION,

The addition being plated plat viii be filed
within the weeks
be Lots facing on Madison street
except fractions. will be
Captain sell one-third OF
distributed throughout present
week they are
be obtained any price Captain
positively sell only one-thiri the is
purpose the may possibly third
when the cable road completed
largely prices keep large holding
there for permanent investment 1t viii be readily how de-
sirable investment purchase this sale win
According granted
company by the City Council for cable Madison
the completed broadway by
July the franchise viii be forfeited
deposit city by company
dnce good faith These positive that the
pany will forfeit valuable franchise but should
ready
ehse and push the road rapidly completion There posi-
question early building
positively here possible question
in addition from to
times the prices which the hundred be sold
the work ) the road
We think will question the the Renon
is the choicest residence property the city OF
persons
there per very people
city who intend build handsome The addi
hill Js far enough
proper
and dry and slightly There bad lot in the addition
without view The grand panorama cf
the varied comprehensive afforded point the
city. nearly every addition the city
the hay the Olympic the Cascade mountains Lake
Washington Mount Rainier Mount Hood and Mount Baker
any price day Of The
Everyone viii have equal chance and specially ssk
ali purchase should look the
thoroughly advance The clearing advanced that this
be done 10 advantage.
ee Our Column Advertisement of Choice Busin ::
Residence and Acre Property elsewhere
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23

THROUGH Prom cALIFoRNIs.-Nr vii
Liam Lair Hill. the attorney. arrived on the
overland train last evening from Oakland.
Cal. where he has been for the past six
weeks windiilg up the legal business which
he had ON hessd there. Mr. Hill reports
that the train uu which he journeyesi frona
Oakland was the fiTSt one 20 come through
on schedule tire IN 10 days. The track
where II was washed oGt has been rebuilt
and there Will be 80 more delays unfll
there IL another severe storm. Mr. Hin
says the fact that Washington has been
made q stats has attracted \ great deal OF
attention % IL and this is especially di-
reeted 30 the Sound country. lie believes
that thousands OF the residents OF Southern
California would have come here IL IL had
not been for the recent discovery OF gold at
knsenada. Mr.. Hill Intends 10 bring his
family hers from oakland IN Juae. as be
has wound up all his legal business there.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23

ExAsENT PnILxy's WHEREABOUTS at
was discovered some two months since
that ]. f. Policy, Seattle agent OF the ore
gen Railway 4 Navigation Company. was
short IN bis accounts 20 the tame of $3.50
IS he was Tho victim OF wiue aud women
be was given the choice between making
gaod the amount erabexzsed and going to
the peaiteatiary. By series ef false pre-.
auonat among the railroad employees OF
this city. In sonie instances be gave his
personal note parable Ia fe days Nheu
these notes began Ga mature Policy WAS
sSasn Ia deep water. snd on January - De
sought safety from his obligations ~ Zee
ing 70 British Columbia From a gentle
mar who recently arrived frnsn Victoria,
H. e. L WAS yesterday learned that Policy
- BOW employed a. freight checking clerk
az Vancouver. BY the Canadian Pacific
Railroad Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23

TIE iEantes1isie sysaptoaas 81 GyspepSss
- iEslsSesss0H are distressing sense al
weight. q preston ana fgtineSS In re
sFaEaAe6, hssgtnurgz, Toss Of appetite. f.sssl
ezsssh, bSlehsag, rssssl1eMev. nausea. gsasns
"a re shoulders 2ass ls7essss. ~ Hea1Syss
tssEs.se4ssssa IoEfe pseu@tgs EEAithy diepS.
tsssl slisE removes az laEssea tag - aE0sax
sssi By esessEs & Aaaaes ssrss CO. shose
sale sgsetk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23

FRONT STREET.

FRONT STREET.
500, 900 Lot facing on Front street..
and snosher IN the rear facing on West
street. These lots carry riparian rights and
thus practically extend 70 deep water On
the property are wharves. factories and
business houses which win rent for 500 a
month. Price. sioo.ooo; ene-foarsh cash.
balance On long time S2S, 600
Lot on the we<t side Of Front street..
nexf 20 the corner Of Pike On the lot
Is 200 residence. Price. s., 900; one
foarth cash. balance or long time n per
cent $50, 900 Thirty feet
on the west side Of Front street. between
Mason and spring. Si3, 1000
Fnn lot with nne residence. on east side
Of Front. between Virginia and I.eno-a-
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Seattle, Whaiesm 4 SemlaAnea lpuit,
STEAMER GEO. z. STARR

N1llle, Uhalcem q oe@iahmee 1Due.
STEAMER GEO. z. STARR
Leaves Seattle AZ 30 p. IN. MONDAYS.
wednesdays and Fridays Arrives ~ what
eoEa ~ II a m. Tuesdays. Tharstsys and
exsardayx Returning lsageS Hksfcom II
I'D. "a Tuesdays zad Thursdays. and ON
sundays st q. N. Arrives 80 seattle st
q. "a Wednesdays and Fridays and on sun
6zys about > p n.
Leaves whsteorn for semizhnaco satpr.
Jars az .. n. Leaves semEshmoo los
whzscora Saturdays ~ p. m, arriving ~
WAateDm abcu. ,. m.
kgTICE-HfezrAer IAn<fs ~ a. reTNl2f
ian6ings except Oak H&rksor. E&conuer and
FFdasgo.
U. 8. Mail Steamer HessalO
Leaves seattle for whstcure and al s1J
landings Sandays, tuesdays ar1 TaaTz
DAYS 81 II ,. IA Arrives 80 Wb&fron 2sln-
iArs, Wednesdays aa1 Fridays 81 p. q.
Returning, leaves whascoEa sxsne DAYS 81
SO D. IA, arriving ~ seattle Tuesdays.
Thursdays and saturdays ~ 2 p N
A. e FIX. Agsns
gftx D1ex Sesfzzik
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23

NIEAMER CITY OF SEATTLE WILL
- leave ferry slip, foot Of Main street. So
attic, every two hours csc. $50. i03 8.
M 1880, 30. 4 50 ?. N. Returning. leaves
West Seattle: 30, %. Ia. M. 2 A. $40
., n. Ms HATES Mnnarar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23

Sos, COO DARLINGTON H0rEI- FsH
lot at the southeast corner Of Commercial
and Main streets. insinaing the Arlington
hotel building. SS3. OCO-
Fifty-shree feet frontage on Commercial
street, between Yesler avenue and WASH
ingtoa street.
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BUSHES CHANCES.

$1,000 -sawmil doing paying buxi-
ness. 81 900: h&lfEnseress. 0soo.
$4,000 -Intezest In highly profitable
manufacturing business 5000
Interest IN = hlghly profitable brick
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23

Have your magazines. nnuoS1s
ard law b<soko Sound suhoenn-
italy ~ =. Antheay'a otn4ogy
| opesa Dloc3-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23

AuesSG 10 THE cAEEsES.--slx rare aud
beautiful specimens of oayx alunllna have
hesn received by the htga school Of this
city from Mr.. n. NJ. Miller al Fairfield, Cal
who i Rn expert Ia mineTaiogIcal sud geo
logical formations Mr.. Miller contends
tass aiuminHn rocks are formed by liquids
and gases arising from tssc heated ceaterS
of The earth. and thai saea formations are
50 rapid as % ~ almost pereeptihle- he
claims that this sxplnzfes she accepted
theory that ages arr rvsiusesS4 for rock for
nations the high school teachers are en-
daasoring 20 collect rocks and minerals
sulsahfe saE class work tu the branches Of
geeloGs. mineraissgy aEst zoology The
cabinet Formerly collected Was DESTROYED
iast..ycar BY the Ore. aud contributions
toward new cabinet are earnestly So
iiclted srom all persons having snsfah Z
material. and ~ s desire 10 aid the high
SfsSEeDf ia that say
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23

70 TIE &&eKS. -Tnese Nj t,e fao excur-
siea trains ~ tse race srze& saudsv after.
gssAssa for tAc aocen naolaflou 81 those who
sSszre ~ stteF& the z&seS TIE Frss win
sesve e Z. n. ard the oEkef s. .ntnz.,es
lszer. Tickets for is1e reaast tFig- $ ceuFs.
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r RENToN ADDITION.


For info-znation regarding this addition
see our asablecosamn advertisement
elsewhere In this paper,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23
A SPLENDID FARM.

$50. OOO-A $50 acre farm. 80 acres
in cultivation. every foot good land and
hall beaver dam: over fSooo worth Of ns.
ehinery. several large barns. 5000 house.
well furnished, good orchard, and every
thing complete sales from the farm
amount 30 over ssooe annually.
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NEn REWARD IN every case viii be
VJt pzsst ~ IA for Information sHA
Gent 10 eonxict persons Of destroying orr
ssgzs on property
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eAilsrsa cT Ia' Pitchers Castpna,
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/ CHEAPER BUILDING LOTS,


S3S, acres OF the best
wsrer front In West seattle. $40
lake. ammo. Everything else sn the viein-
ity is plated. si9,25O-Thirty-
Eve acre addition between salmon Bay
aud smith cave a. $50 an acre. :
IS, OOO-Fifteen acres adjoining Minors
addition al smiths Cove. S0t26-
SIS an acre. S65OO-Ten
acres 81 smiths Cove within two blocks
OF the railroad Land. 5000
Twenty acres north OF Green Lake.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23

ERAcfg GEn 1T FHR ELaas.-~oa Ihars-
isy afternoon William Muller, q seamsser,
wssscFivins his teSsa down grade near
L3ke Ea3on when tbs, asazfs ~ fgushes
fx1tpped toTwsra and stgaek the horses
IhSs ran SWAY aua Matter AS tArsEn an,
der the wheels, The Fgsmlt wgS that ais
right srm Was frAefpTeG ~ tie elbow. The
fnSct54re has 6eTa reduced. bat il Will sgy
Mr.. N9;tnr ap for sarae itsae.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-23

4 PETTY sw1SpLgg.~~tapt. II. ~, Barr
lsS; Righ; arrested one ". ". Bennett on
= charge Of obtaining money under false
psstcnses Bennett has. obtained two bag,
EAge cheeks. both n9ra aered al, belong
ing - the TSroms Passenger & Baggage
transportation CNmpsav. and enc 81
these be disposed al 10 Mr.. Davis ef the -
Kline hoass For s. 20. aud sae ether 10 the
Commercial sasoon for s. 30 ard bottle
II whisky bg renresenting that they were
SasekS trunks containing yNluahieS.
His victims foaaa him and caused his
arrest last as be was about To- board the
steamer eFVyaler taF Nhzfvam.
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SECOND STREET.

s7,SoO-Forty feet frontage on Sec
ond street, near Pike: the cheapest prop
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MADISON STREET.


~A@A ~S0 - ks&<~A -
S7oOO-Two LOIS corner Madison q
Tenth.
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COMMON COUNCIL.
TIE
rhe purie Oil storage Ordinance
Fails to Pass.
-..~.e sewerage srsssfH Rejected
r.am straEnanee-FEre Mat
,.r.-I;epart-- miscellaneous

-. marie oil Storage ordinance was
-. ,,s axsF afgIss a. ths meeting Of tie
-. f.asnrIi. bat contrary 20 al sx-
e' -...sss-, Il id nss psss Representatives
q .se etandsr5, Eagle ana Americas %
= -. ,,srses were present. 9nts IN person
- 9 esurssl offered 3 strong resistance
- saputsen. Il gas nos this that de-
= :. - ordinance, however. bar the
=. 80. ssvers1 amendments we're sag
-. sr,d - 4 was NOT deemed advisable
ss.- -. IN ordinance fail OF suseriInea-
- .,.e rsssfer was referred to the Iuaiei-
49, ..----rst-ee. Tass COMMITTEES may
-. ~ 80 ussrie ordinance or bring Ia one
- different In It's provisions. Tie
ez sazr - shzs they be barrel frorn tbs
srs lists oal5
i'e wurgE TEAMS Hay STAND.
~se ordinance regulating where
-. .houss aof stand, submitted
:. =. ,ass nssssng OF the coan-
-. Nh aieh decided opposition
c. 60. -. ARR. express and cab men that Il
- rsfe-red % tae judiciary COMMITTEES.
r1.-.sr xie<z last night submitted 4
Csx.ras.s .vs;asrlcs. providing thst No
49, -ree1<z. eabss wagons. sleighs, bug.
80 !. s<her vehicles OF whatever name
kr.s-.,s fA2.I b. permitted to sand or
% 49, sreept while loading or unload
:. y more shout for the purpose Of
$500 o. aw3ifiug custom. within the
ses;ss.jar limits. 70 wis; All that part Of
49, strset between the north side
= Ysnsa street aud fesler avenue:
n So mart Of EhErTy street between the
- ssie Of eeeoad street and Front
100. III taaf pars of James street between
- ss>f side Of Second street and yesler
s-s-s-,<. al that part OF Yesleg avenue
wssf 81 shs east side Of Second street. ali
shss ssrf OF Commercial street north of the
sOr,f6 side Of Aaia street.
n re surprise Of the Council. and ca
recsxliy Chairman Alesx, this ordinance
nj WITH strong opposition. James 81
IDris appeared on behalf OF 3sJ members
a tie fsarasteFs Protective Association
10 protest against the passage Of the ords-
nsi,ee a. unjust discrimination against 3
e:sss Which Il licensed by the city to do
business, and placing them ~ disadyan-
isxe 10 which the transfer companies. with
fhlir telephone connections, are not sub
set
O'Briea aud MeCoombs voting against IL
xAEiEs's sgsTEa WON'T DO.
CITY Engineer Ecurry submitted the fol
loving report concerning the Waring sys.
TEN OF sanitary sewerage
G<nfls7aea: AZ your request I have cx-
amincd the plans and details OF q system
of sewerage recommended for your e1ioss-
fioa br Col George z. Wariug They are
well gotten mp and complete IN every par
teuiar. a.. OF course. fhey must be. eElan-
ssing from so distinguished source: bat
IN ny opinion they are defective in the ar
rxassnieBt os the pipes. ia the location CT
Tie outlet sewers. N the method Of flush
Ing s1d other particulars. requiring 80
macy changes a. 20 practically necessltate
a. entirely new plan. | cannot recon-
neaJ their adoption igy your honorable
body JOHN q. SCURRY.
City SURVEYOR
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-02-09
MAUCHCHUNK NEWS.
Timely Paragraphs Picked up and chron'-
cled by cur Reporter.

-Prothonotary Esser was at Weatherly
ON Wednesday attending TO business.
Fred Schmidt, one of Towamensing's s
solid Democrats, circulated here this week.
- Il is reported that gentleman of rare
journalistic ability contemplates starting a
paper of the sensational order in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Dods, of Mauch
Chunk, spent Wednesday last with the
family of Major Hawkins, on Bridge street.
Dispatch, Catasauqua.
Several first.class shows are booked for
Concert Hall nexS week. Kitty Rhoads,
the popular young actress is filing a weeks
engagement at this writing.
The Marion Hose Band will hold their
second promenade and concert on the eve
ming of the 21st inst. The people of the
County Seat should extend liberal patron
age to the boys.
| The Rockport Poor House now gives
shelter to seventy y-three INDECENT males and
females. One of the inmates, James Cur
ran, former townsman, is over one hun
dred years old.
1t is rumSred here that Attorney Jas.
Keifer, for several years past the hardwork-
ing and efficient chairman of the Republi-
can county committee, will shortly remove
to Seattle, W. L.
The Hartz vs.. Benninger suit for award
in ejectment, was argued before abitrators
in the Commissioners Office on Tuesday,
and resulted in verdict for the latter. The
parties both hail from Weatherly.
The County Commissioners at their
regular meeting on Monday decided 10 have
the county statement published in all the
county papers. viz: Lansford Record,
Weatherly Herald, Lshighton ADVOCATE
and Truth and the two papers here.
George W. Miller, of Weatherly, has
been nolni mated by the Democracy Of the
Middle Coal Field Poor District, for Poor
Director. The Republicans have nominated
Samuel Harleman for the same honor.
Both gentlemen aie intelligent, capable,
popular and strong party men.
An electric light and steam heating
company has been formed with such men
at the helm as Messrs. c.. A. Rex, E. b.
Leisenring, Lafayette Lentz, William Il.
Stroh and George Twining. This is move
in the direction of progrsssiveness of which
the gentlemen comprising the new COM
pany are well worthy to carry through.
w. r, Warde, manager of the Kitty
Rhoad's Company, now showing in Concert
Hall, swore out warrants for the arrest of
Daniel Cannon, William Woodring and Ike
Brewster Tuesday, on the charge Of dis
orderly conduct and drunkenness in the
hall during a performance. The parties
were given hearing before Squire Boyle
on Tuesday and fined $3.50 apiece for their
little racket.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-02-09
Revival Meetings.

There is wonderful work of grace in
progress in the Evangelical church of this
place. At no time since the church was
built has there been such stir. For some
time there haye been conversions every
evening and new seekers to take their
places. Several evenings the altar was
crowded with seekers while many in differ
ent parts of the church were bowed at their
seats seeking mercy under the convicting
power of God. For a number of nights the
church was completely packed and sinners
ale remarkably convicted and converted,
and the power of Jesus is present to save
and to bless. The interest continues un
abated, and the prospects are that many
more will be saved before these nightly
meetings close. Persons attending these
meetings caunot fail but notice the won
derful change that takes place in those who
are made happy by the experience of the
new birth.
On Monday night the spiritual fire broke
ont in the M. E. church, and two souls
were happily converted to God and rejoice
under the new experience of having found
Jesus their Saviour. Many are under con-
viction and the prospects are that many
will be saved in this little Zion. God is
pouring his spirit out upon the people of
Lehighton, and many are rejoicing under
the power of Jesus to save. c.s.w.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-02-09
Public Sale Register.

On Thursday March I, at O'Clock, on
the premies in North Weissport, George
Buck will sell valuable personal property,
viz, horses, carriages, farm implements,
etc.
On the premies in franklin twp, the ad.
ministrators will sell real estate Of Peter
Krum. decd consisting OF 81 acres. Sale
commences at o'clock, Saturday, March
2, 1889.
On March IA and Is, on the premises in
Lower Towamensing, the administra OF
the late Reuben Green, deceased, will sell
valuable personal property, to-wit: Horses,
cows, pigs, &C.
On Saturday, February 9, Mrs. Elizabeth
Meyer will sell on the premises of Elias
George, in East Penn. stoves, bedsteads,
bedding and other articles.
On March 10, at ten o'clock A. NJ, on the
premises of the late Jesse Krum, in Ma
honing twp, the heirs will sell valuable
personal property, viz, horses, cows, farm
tools, grain, furniture. etc.