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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-09-13
AN OILY PAIR OF ROGUES.
How They Worked tho Good People
Along the Ohio River.

hOW lItcy "OIkeu tnc rCOu I,eOpIO
Along the Ohio River.
A good deal OF excitement was created In
Wheeling, Steubensvile and other cities
along the Ohio by tho arrest Of Edward
Morris. alias f. Trogle, alias Duncan Bruce.
on the charge of frnudulenty obtaining
money and other property. Morris struck
the Ohio Valley abouta week ago, passing
as the agent OF the Standard Oil Company.
lie dro sed In exqu site taste, put up at the
best botel and created Juror in real estate
aud commercial circles by announcing that
tho STANDARD had concluded to erect large
refineres at various points, and would lay
pipe lines to the river, and put up n great
amount OF tankn1e, ETC. Here he contracted
for fifteen acres Of high priced ground, bor-
rowed money and made himself conspicuous.
He announc d that President Rockefeller
and several directors would be along I'm a
few days, and kept two livery rigs, q private
secretary and a local attorney Lusy. He was
lionized by business men, until the Wheeling
people identified him and his secretary, r.
+. Roberts, as a couple who had worked the
same racket In Wheeling, and had left many
mourners when they departed.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-09-13
A SERIOUS HUM0RIsr.
By HERBERT HALL wIEsIow.

My story tsi, is +" sad ono and won't take long to
To any sort Of meter 1 can suit it lust as we'll
done; -
1t all began one hnplcss duy.-,hc dey made a
And ever since that fatal hour the people do do
That became a humorist, alas right then and
there;
Though to be considered serious I'd give lot Of
Whatever may say or do. they will insist it s
funny.
consequences,
Had not ponnel n feeble joke whom hardly in
my senses.
Twas prntod in paper OF tremendous circula-
And was dubbed a humorisl by nil tho laugh
In vain tried to prove myself II liboIod in,ll-
The fatal truth confronted rne-.the ioko was
quito original.
Whero'er went there followed mo that dreadful
And every word spoke aroused uproarious each.
inuatiQn.
ri fdmnfked IN casual tones upon the gloomy
weather, : 80
The people laughed until tboy cried. and laughed
- and cried together;
..hen gave inform Ion OF some accident dis
And when failed in business. nnd dospairing
She, laughing. vow'd I'd never been so funny in
my lfel
dressed in somber black assumed n grim,
funereal air
And spoke In woe. .cmvelorod tones. my fnco dis
traught with care
weptn little when could. nil slecpci in mel
nncholy,
DIT People only luuG,iei ngnin. md whispered
Amt he ioiIyl-
1nfnct the more TIN: l became u sucriiico TO
sadness,
Tho more met tho wrctcbc,l cleo that ,iIo va mo
near to madness.
Full balf my time is spent declining pressing
invitations
To humorous 6nu'Iuets and tn write for comic
publications,
And secuted notes and l0: tcrs coucei T., words
IA sweet us honey
Now wont You send your autograph? nnI pIoaso
to make IL funny"
II should aink Irncnth my trials. mud icnvo
this mortal Sphere
The world wonli give mo credit for tho host Joke
OF the year;
And doubtless foIks who cnnie to razo upon NV
monument
Would find It. quito Impossible 10 keep their
laughter pent.
1fs useless to deny IT, now. nIack tho mischef's
done,
And must he II huiuorist. tho nu unconscious
ono.
I've only this rcqucst TO make which no QUO cnn
resist:
rlcnse call mo in my epitnph the Serious Ilu-
morist I"
-Harper's Magd zinc.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-09-13
THE MONTANA FIRES.
The Flames on the Mountains but
Twelve Miles From Helena

The Flames on the Mountains Dut
Twelve Miles From Helena
Colorado Gulch, which extends into Helena
and which is heavily timbered is on fire but
twelve miles from here, and the flames are
progressing in this direction. In the guich
are number Of saw mills, the most extensive
cling that OF Sturrick & Brown. These
were quickly wiped out, as well as the homes
Of several ranchers.
Tei men started to fell the timber In the
hop, of arresting the fire. They. were soon
surrounded by flames and barely escapes
with their lives, all OF them having their
hair singed and their clothing burned so that
IL fell Off Of them.
The wind shifted and carried the flames
East ward to Colorado Gulch, which goes
half around Helena, starting at Broadwat'rs
Hotel and ending at Chinatown. The air 10
full of cinders and tho heavens South ana
East Of the city present a lurid appearance.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-09-13
A Grave Question.

Little Nellie, aged four years, was
ont riding one day. While passing n
cemetery she looked up to her mother
and said:
Mamma, how long after they bury
any one before their gravcstones come
up?'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-09-13

A MONSTER frog swallowed chicken
at Oconee, Ga, and seemed to be rel
ishing the bit immensely when the
owner killed him.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-09-13

A DAWSON, Ga, man has IL curiosity
in the shape of an egg. 1t is about
half the usual size, with hard shell
handle originally about an inch long,
and presenting the appearance of n
ronp,'~G"a a-well-proportioned gourd.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-09-13

CoNCEIT is good thing after all. 1t
is well for every man that somebody
should think well Of him - SOmcrCHc
JOuTHdl.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-09-13

With loud wall OF distress little
Oracle fell PROSTATE across the inani-
mate man as ray of strong light, shot
from bull's-eye held in invisible hands
upon the threshold of the room. illum-
ined the pathetic picture.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
ct. Naul @runbei9entbum

Soft & Gresep> gde 3. uni
Nobert StraBe, piferiren fplgenbe,
@runosi9entbum Gine Got in 8. 6
Stpne's Mooitip1, ai, Der Carroll Ctr.
sipiiden Gbat5ipprtb uno Mittcn, 500
8aar unb Der &eit $40 per Mcuat. -
$500 fir cine 2pt an 9ew'tt StraB'
in 6a,nlin, ale gerbeiierungen frb &c:
maht, $3.50 8aar unb Der &eit SIC
per Mpnat. 500 If cine ibbns So;
an Srpnt Strobe, nabc %2erinstpn, $500
8aar. = $1,000 fir Elm 0ais uno 2oI
an 8iouel StraBe, nabe Siabel. =
40 Nder 2anb 1T 8alo Gaeel Safe, 81
pertauiden eesen ipniiiges @rumoeisen:
tbum. Sin 7 3imner srpbes 6aus an
Gamipn Strabe, nabe Srpnt, gu pertau.
iGen gegeu anberes @runoeigentbtm.
$500 fir Spt 4, III 8lpd 8, @ins=
lpips gIoSition, S2::119, an @ppbbue
Strabe, nabe - $4,000 fiir cine 2ot
al Der Gde Selbp uno 6amlin. &pf
& grescb> Grunoeigcntbums9dno,
Ter, gde 3. unb Gpbert Str.
Wir maden unierc 2eier auf bic
Nnseiee BON s. 8 &amalep, 3im=
mer 1ls Oawipn 8tDd, Gde s.
unb Sadion StraBe aufm rflam. Son
ndhfter ISOLDE al, miro er , rihiebene
BARGAINS in Steal gltate in @bite Scar
nsr5ffentliden, welde ieoenfaQs fit Sc
oermann ppa SntereHe fem biirften.
= Spbn @isri9, 7 gdsn FAT
fpIgenbe Bargains in @runoeisentbum :
$500 fiir !0aas init 4 3immern uno
2pt, an SameS Strabe, 3 8lDd bpn
Der Melt 7ten Strabe. fit Elm
5 3immer NrcBes 6aus nit 2ot, 2
Blpd bon 9atpta Mpe.- $4,000 fit
Elm 0aus NIT 8 3immer uno Got nabe
Slice Gtrobe -s2,8 800 fit 4 3innter
arpbes t6aus NIT Sot, $ glpds ppi, Den
7 Gden 81 400 fur cine 9pt uno 5
3immer srpbes 0aus an Heansb Ctr.
Gin 81 Il BON Der St 7ten g rage ents
fer1t. $4,000 fit ein 6 3imn,er sroBes
6aus nebft 2oi 100000, Gdlpt NIT
sutem Still, $500 poer $500 8aar,
ben 9teif nad 8eliebe,t, in @eit CT.
Saul. $1,000 fir 4 2pts, 8 8lod bon
7 gden entfernt $l5O-$20O 8aar,
ben 3eit mad 8elicben $4,000 fir
6aus NIT 8 3ilnnlern uno 2pt an Der
@eit 7ten Stra6e, Elm 8lod pon Der
S%traBenbabn 5000 fir 6auS nit
8 3immsrn mo 2ct 51:I70 nabe 7ter
Strobe an Mc5pal StraBe. - Qpt8 uno
6duxr iiberall tn Der Staot, ebenfaas
Yarns Ut alien Tbeilen bes @efens.
SO 500 fir 100 Slider 2ano NIT 6
3immer srDBem !0aus nebit Stall fir
20 9feroe, 3 Nder 8einbers, GO 4dsr
unter gHug, Der Reit 8eioen. nne
6olSlano. % Mfeilel bon CT. Saul, 1s
Meilen npn minneapolis, 4 Meilen bon
Sbatopee, $1,000 8aar> ben Get in
6 Sabren STD piele anbere8 Bargains.
3innler l, Mppre 8lpd, 1913 @eit Bic
StraBe, z Gden.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10

- @ir MAIDEN uniere 2eier baraui
ouimeifiain, baB bic Garmers &
Merhants STATE SAINT gde
4ennepinsM penMe unb 2. Strabe, De.
poiten. gonti, sleidpieI tpie srpB, serne
entsegenntmmt. @ediel auf GeutiHs
lant unb ole 9beile gurcpa's ausifeat
uno aae @eiddfte I'm Bantfa9 prompt
teiorgt. goaecttcnen cine Specialitdt.
Die 8ealnten Der 8ant finb: W. S.,
Scofislo, prdlioent !. SEQ. 6. Matdan
8:ceprdfioent, uno &obe,t s.. Sang,
gaiiierer. ba
49, @enn uniere seier biai9eS Sdub=
inert faufet wuaen, 10 eibt es feinen
beiIeren Ylat ipie Der Cinderella Sdub=
2aoen, Oil Nicollet Gpe 9prt miro
aaes> mas s,lr 9rande ee9brt, 81 Saz
briipreiien berfauit. Die 6irrna fault
,1llr aesen 8aar uno fam ii6 beBbalb
init flei1em Yrpfit be9ni9en. ba
- @em man eine1l guten Ofeit, t,eu
Dber stpeite !6anb biais faufen tpia,
iper iid bilis einridten min pbne piel
@elb babel ~al.ssueeben, 10 iollte MAI, gu
8putea 8ros. 2O3, 2O5 unb 207 Ms
eolIet, 2l19ennepin ober 22s8aibins=
ton Qpe. StiS s.ben' ba
&c. 90. Dana,' 53 & 55-3. Ctr.
G., leibt @elo aui aae9lrten@ ertbiaden>
M5bel, Seal Gltate, nbren, 9iamar<
ten 9ferb uno 8asen. @ediel se=
9lIes uuter ltrensitcr 8eri6pie=
senbeit. aleine Mbsablunsen tperoen
an9enpntn1er. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10

Man merle 1d ben 1nteridieb 3uis
fden ben jebigen unS friberen 9reifen.
Cine Got seridiebene Mluf1er RIets
beritCfe> mertb 15c> zoe unb 25c, res
'ousirt auf Loo.
Gre 2pt &letberftpffs In bier bsrihtes
oenen Mfuifern> ~berfauft fir zoe, 25c.
soc uno 35c, rebu,irt auf 15e per grb.
10 Stid gan; tpoQene Serges, reors
3irt bon soc auf 800.
Is gang uoQene &lsiser1ld;, frGber
So iebt $4.75.
% Combinations Gteiber, rsouSrt
bon $40 auf SIS rs pet Rleto.
l9 elesante &(eioer, tuertb bon $40
bis SIS, auf $6,75 rebu3irt.
SIS Gleioermufer auf So rebusirt.
SIS 2leibermuter auf $11.5O reou.
3irt.
$40 2leioe,tvaifer auf $l2 SO rsSrs
airt.
$25 &leibermuifer auf SIS tebu,irt.
$50 Rleiaermuiter anf $40 rebu,irt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
@tn neapoItS.

-Rauft euer 9pl3 II. &pblen Bel Der
Mill @ppb 60, $50. 7 Suo Ste
Strabe. Sebt Die 9reiie: Srodenes
@ansz9ol; $1.75; trpdenes eemildt
81 90; Trpdene Slabs 1925; Mbprn
4 SUB Sc. so 8:rfen ilnb gi@en 4 SUB
$3.50. 8ab=Qola 4 SUB 81 SO. ba
- Segelbaum8 rps., gde 8.
unb Nicollet 4oenue, baben ibren srp.
Sen &dumunssperfauf ansefansen, unb
bieten uniern 2eiern bic Bette @elesenz
felt. ale Qrten Der beiten Drp @ooos
gu eaorm b aisen 9reiien 81 %taufen.
-Sorman Sprb&Gp BADEN
Die bette austpabl in farbisem @las fir
@obnbduier uno &ir9en OieIelben
liefern goranidldse uno 3eidnunsm
~bereitpiaieit nnc fnb biermit bsftens
empfobten.
0er.ra& & Co., 427 Bis 429
Nieolet Apenue, BADEN MINER nur biz
friidften unb beiten Groceries, &aHees,
Tbees> 3ufer, Butter, 8die; einse.
mahte S uht uno iomit ale onoern in
ibre 8rande idlasenoen @aaren aui
9ager.-Nae Candies, Die bort persaufi
tperoen, iino eisener Sabrifation. uni
tuie aaes ancere, bebeuteno biaiger als
tpie in aneeren 2doen.
-8. g. Relipn, Der befannte
Gommiiiicnsbdnoler fin 2anbespruouct
lit nad go 4O7 6. 4penue. g Min,
neapolis sesosen nniere 2eier tuoIen
bierpcn sefdIisit Notij nebmen.
= s. M. DoneIion 2O3 Ni.
eplet Ape. lit felt langen Sabren I'm
SuDeltereeihdf, uno bot elm grpses
Eager Der ihDnften nnb preispiiroiaffen
@olos unb Silberuaa,en. nbren ale,
Art, Rinse, 8rohen, Reften,. an5pfe
pIattirte 0ousbaliunsss @erdtbitoften.
a5nnen fehr b,lis pertauit rperoen. ga
lOsnt fid Bel ihm porsuipreGen. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10

~. &s ID " n " ~ w WV
7 eden, ~perta,,ft riir bic beiten Gro:
cerien, Ttees rnb 2affees, einsemadt,
Sridte unb alleS tpaS IN feline 8ranGt
idIdst. 9rompte 8ebienung unb Bill:
li9e 8reiie. ba
Wei 6. g.. Scales, @llmen.
edrtner. @de Geoar uno 5peiter StraBe,
finbet man edit isnpDrtilte bu0dnbifhe
Blumen3tpiebeln. 8eteQuneen flr Gins
pfansunBen se1on,n,en. 8Iumen Gaas
men Direct %i,nportirt. GdDne 8lumen
INNER ~uorrdtbig. 8eionbere Qufmerts
iarntcit Decorationen g%etpiomet. Teles
ptDn 117-3. ia
- Srau 8. s. 8aiIeh 3immer
Is Mannbeiner 8lpd, empiieblt fld
ben 2eierinen b. 81. CUR Mnfertigane
BON gefhmadpoIen Tptletten aller Mrf
su mdsiBen 4reiien. Gie reueitsn
Wooen immer borrdtRiS. 3afiebsnbeit
3useiihert. ba
- 80. Sc. @ttt, 175 Oft 3.etr.
0titglieo Der amerifmiiden Gilenbabn=
billet Gerfdufers@ eieqibaft, berfauft
8ilete nad allen 5beilen Der Gereinigz
ten Staten llnb CANADA BON SO Gents
Bis SIS 90 biItser ais bieielben Direct III
baben iinb. Man tam iid getrpit anf
i'm ~nerlafen. ba
= Sn Der rican Mort=
gage Gompanh 3immer No. 7
i'm grf en- q atiDnal8ant@ Sc
bdube, Gfe 4ter uno Sad1pn Strabe
fann man Gelo alf Mbbeln, Supelen
uno a0er 9rt perlDnlides Gisentbum,
ipfort befonnnen @eiadft idneQ Be-
ipr9t unter itrenslter GeridmieSeabeit.
ba
9err Sol. Sau1en (NaAfol=
ger pnn Sacpb 6%offmonn)N r.
81 Weit 7 Str.> empieblt alien leinen
a'ten Sreunoen uno 8efannten iein 2as
ger pp,, Groceries Der beIten lralitdt.
Seine &dIe, gerdudertes 6leiid ,lno ge>
lal3ene Slide ftets III grocer Nustpabl
borrdtbig. @aaren 10 biQis tpie III
irsenb einem anbern Geiddft III Der
Stabt. ba
- Cine 8pr Ganbb tpirb tpdbreno
Den Seiertasen init jeoem 8funo 9bee,
init 2 Pfuno &afee ooer NIT eiltem
4funb Sad Yulper peridenft> in benz
Sea 6puie, So Of Ute
StraBe. Das Spcal lit @riin angez
itriden. ba
= Wer @elb bergen piI ouf perz
beiiertes Garmlarto III Minnelpta pber
auf bcrbeHertes itdbtiides Gisert9um in
ct. Saul nit idbrliden Absablunscn
iih CIT Gbas. s. Tbpmp D.
| . n, 100 DIT 4. Str. ba
Wir MAIDEN luiere perebr'en 2e=
ier auf ben eroBen gorratb bon feinen
&oibmeinen, tuelde fid flr tirdIide
3usde eisnen, aufmertlam, lnt iinb
namenttih bts 0reiie niebrtg. Die
@issntbdmer oes 8acific @ein 0aules,
81 Df z. StraBe, ct. Saul ma.
den uns bic Mtttbeilung. oab fe
proben auf Bunid nnenteeltli1 bsr.
lenben.
- Sir 2eute, tpel1e tbr @elb ees
Ipinnbrinseno anlesen uuleu, eleidwee
tpie bel fe baben, ob tletne poer erobe
Sunn,ett, 1T es bas 8eife, tpeni1 lie su
Wm. q. gisuers & Co., 1lntpnBlp
gde 4. unb Geoar Str. parterre geben,
bort tpiro ibnen BET Bette @atb ertbeiIt
unb ibr @elb 10 an3elest, bab es ben
3insflB bringt unb nitr bic
beiten Mnlagen genaadt. ba
-5iiber&6ifter @amenbdnb,
let. $50 Sadion Ctr. eriudt ieben
Marttedrtner ibn, feine Mbrefe auf eis
ner 4uiftnrte etnsuienben, bamit CT
feline ipeeial Dreisliife sus
ta1n. ST bat cas- i15nife
unb ausseiudteite Eager bon Gamen
aQer Mrt in ct. Saul. 900 Sadion
Str. 2 Ibiren BON Merdants QOtel.
ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
Mantelfofft

SEPT ben nnteridGb ,pifHen Rdu'
mansspertauf uno reJuldre1 Yre,ien.
Slid geifreifts eln, Mo0c, Mdn.
teltoHs> pen $2.75 a4f 81 25 rebusirt.
10 Slid fsiae saus WoQs, Bite: IN
ihwar3, braun, Metnfarbe, Mab1eonp
Wbrtbe, grim, 9lup lino DrOl, iebusirt
bon 81 so auf $3.50.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10

Sn abo ne 2Dfer ssa.
bra, 164 OF 5. Str, SIDE Sndion.
tam, rsal, einen auhsr biIieer aIs ana
6erstvD tanfen, usl he 5abrifanfen
fno unb oaes ieIb1 mtndsl Reparas
urer' prompt 6siorgt. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10

0TnnA III tauf Sabren. Darn tretet icfurt
PAOVO IN bic Union Endowment &iioeiatipu
Gun. man sahlt nar fle,re SeitlGae, uno erbdlt fem
Sch. 10 mn fdlI,s. Sterot ,br in b T 3eif, 70 f5unen
bic Green sas 9 ertiHeat fortlesen bis bic fHmf Sabre
psrfiofsn fnn, uno befoumsn nanu oas Sch. u o.
tut iider GireuIare irei | gssmten ~pe-Ianat. O
ye. 6reu6. Gsfrstdr. 81, 80 & 90 Union Bloc, I'd.
4. uao Geoar Strose, ct. BauI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
M(antel
so 8rosent re0mstrt

81 Rermartets reru3trt au5 S..
$40 Henmarfets reou;irt auf IS.
$40 nmbdnae rebu;irt auf Sc SO.
$l2 so nmbdnSe reou;t1t aAf $3.50
SIS 9 lid Sadsn reou;irt aur So. rs
$40 Wociestas reou,ir, auf $14 IS.
$3.50 iifA ) rGsu reousirt aui $3.50
$50 4lll1 s den rebusirt auf sal.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10

Mtrfli9e &tbuctionen slim &6us
sAMnSNn~NnE

Wtrfli9t Nt6uctionen anm Nans
mnngsperfauf.
Is Stiid seifreifter S(annsI fhr
Nahtfieioer, r,ur 25c.
IL Stld importirte id@Rihe Slan=
nellie, carrirt uno seifrsift, ~reoussrt bon
45c auf 33c.
Is 5tiid fetn geifreifter frans. Slan'
nea BON soc auf 80 reoustrt. unb 70
nod biele Mnoere.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditor.
Once Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January /,
issa. to date are s. .siS,G7su5 There were
fled for record yesterday II deeds, the
considerations aggregatiag xi4.55i, an
average of s2.s,a. Following is the list as
furnished by Osborne. Tremper & Co., alb.
stractors Of title. room II Boston block
J. Lsndgraif 90 O. j. Yates. lot 4, ia blk &
Point add, $50.
II, Bode 10 {. c. CRlkins. LOT IL. blk IL,
East seattle. $500.
g BSensm "a j. K Meredith. lots saaa 10
blk 5. Basters add $50.
II. I. Denny 10 John Psscoe lots /, aud
5. blk Il, u. I. Denny's East Park, $50
Il. e.. kiihoufne "a John paSs-Se lot A. blk
s. A. A. Denny's add. $1,000.
A. Noore 10 J. A. Gould, undivided !.
lot and = se = see 70. Up y. r ., si.con.
q. NJ. Van boren 10 X. Mellig, lot oi biz
Il. d. ;. MayHard's plat. s. 900
A. Amnnds 10 y. y. shepard, lot 1. blk 10
A. A. Dennys add, s. $50.
-. J. Pierce 90 X. A. Easter. lots and 2
blk 3, Eilis' add To Clantauqaa Beach
So.
u. Bag:cy 10 d. II. Blackman, 5 acres in
nc corr ar lof 3, Sec 4, g. "a A. 81.
j. NJ. Wheeler "a same, lots and 9. hih
5.Jacks0n street add. s. f1
II. Barnett 10 Maria Ruger. lot 4, blk &c
Lake Union add, $500.
e. l.. Terry, ct al, To ". G.. Squire, south
portion oil lot s; blk aI, Terry's ID add, SO
T.. Holland 10 J. Hollsrsl. lots 5. and 9
blk II. lots Il, Is and "a. Blk Ia. Laws add
and lots aud T. blk 30, ] ]. Moss add.
also and :, blk Is Laws add. 81 80
\ b. Cock To VI. h. Waldo, nh of lot ?
blk 5. A. ID. Denny's and Belts heirs. 81 ,sse
J. Francisco Ia 4. 4. sheldon, lot II In
blk No. 3, Fairsiew Homestead Associs
ton. sl..0i-
l.. Miles 10 W. J. Stevenson. n Is feet. lo
6, blk 4s. Denny & Bells add, s., 500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06

Yemen a Vaughan. the iesdsug uausiss
dealers OF -satfit, ara ~ present isscststi ~
the Fair. 20 second street scS1i1d tstit
,ath 0s Bnssoa block, where can Is toend
a fts.i Stock ~ masis - instruments ne uss
ing Some oi the tcst snsses ct rtziis~ ara
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Notice.

Notice.
To he sSnskkoaGers Of sfss Home rFr%
lnszysnce tafaE4sy 81 seattle
v ntress. IL IL desired 10 snrrxas~ sh@ can
iEal stock Of the II sme FIFE insurance.
company OF Seattle. shSrex0re the arae~-
ssgreds being = H2s Ia ssy Of The trustees os
sAsd company. hereby call q meeting III
the sftrck holders OF said esgnpa 10 be
nef1 on Nossssay, the i2rh axy Of August
isesr - the hotr Cd o'ei.s.k. in the afsex.
Essf OF said cay III II. con paay'. osssse
u the city Of -<AfEse f1r the rsssr.os- 81
egrassdsrux pFs;-asitson % fae said
ess~ ~ uf TRUSTEES duly Adopted ~ a m. Z.
sax 81 said hosxd. held JaFss Il. Esss;. Eoy
the Increase OF the capital stock OF s. ia
company from tbs sum Of one hundred
shouss "a dol ara 10 the snrn Of two hursd-
red and hfsv thousand daliars.
goas r. How,
EAILxr GArzxkT,
III. q. ~gErvE.
u. II. BALLARD.
A Is eTsw.Er
JACOB FtsTH.
THOMAS r. minor,
Seattle. v. r. june Is lsss Trustees
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SOME OF THE PURCHASERS

Among those who have tnuS Jar par-
chased lets In Rentoa addition. are.
Mr.. J. Mcdonald, president Of the S.
attic, Lake Shore i Eastern asi.rDai
Company; The King County Investment
coERIany, No 2; Mr. L4igh 8. j. liant.
proprietor Of the fo-r-isTxILasEseEa:
Prosecuting Attorney Sswan: r. ". ID.
Hoibrook, manager OF the seattle. Lake
shor~ 4 Eastern Railroad; T. III Reed. sr.
register oi the United States Land o.sce:
frsd J. Grant. OF the PosT-Isrx,II-
SzSeEa; Mrs. Caroline Baker stevens:
John A. Slsicher. editor Of Frank Lsslie's
illustrated Newspaper; MTx Elizabeth ].
Crawford; DR. Daytd r. Bowman; 3. III.
Roberts: Ffaak Z Ware; ID. X. Howard
Mrs A. N. smith: Mrs. Martha George
Miss Ida Cartes: Z. {. Bald. aud others.
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DEATH OF PROF. CLAYTON.
The injuries Received az Wa diner
Junction Prove Fatal

Professor Joshua V. Clayton. the we'll
known mining engineer and geoiogist, died
al wsrducs Junction "Wednesday frosa In
iaTies received by the upsetting OF stage
coach June lath, he was born ia Georgia
and after many years experience Is miii.
wright In the mipos ~ that state and
south caroliua came 20 California ia 100
ana built cue oE the first gold fasiis IN Cal
iiosuia He has bcea connected With
prlnclpie mines in Montana, Utah aud
The tpur d'Alenes- Ills family reside ia
Portland and The remains Viii be brraglu
here FOR burial
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BANK OF NORTH SEATTLE

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NO CHANGE OF OFFICE.

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