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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-09-19
A DEMONSTRATORS
Sale Of Real Estate.
Tuesday, October 22d, 1889,

In pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court
of Belmont county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
public auction, on the premises, on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-09-19
SALE OF BONDS
(REFUNDING.)

THERE will be offered at Public Sale at the
Il office of the Commissioners of Belmont county,
Ohio, in st. Clairsville, at O'Clock P. NJ, on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-09-19

THE GAINESVILLE schools, under the
able management of Supt. Powell, give
every indication of the greatest success
for the year just beginning. The enroll
ment last week (the second of the term,
was 641, the average daily attendance was
6O2, and 515 pupils were neither absent mol
tardy. There were only four cases of tar
diness, and but one of truancy. The high
school has 103pupils. The enrolment OF
the district was 938.
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asrlntnttt Chronicle.
Town and County.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1889.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-09-19

SCHOOL opened on Monday morning
under the superintendency of Prof. Wal
ter Mitchell with large attendance OF
children all eager to dig into their books
which have not been used for about three
months. There is an enrolment of 21C
and many are to come yet. The teachers
are the same as last year, viz: Miss
Amelia Adams, No. l, Miss Carrie vii
liams, No. 2, Miss Ida Anderson, No. 3
Miss Clara Alexander, No. 4, and Miss
Maggie Davis, No. 5. The number en-
rolled in A and B classes is 48 which is
unusually large. The schools begin with
a promising outlook, and doubtless time
will prove Prof. Mitchell valuable man
in the superintendent chair.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-09-19

DURING the week ending Tuesday the
Probate Judge issued marriage licenses
as follows:
William Shrader and Emma Frederick
Harry S. Marsh and Mollie A Seward
Geo. r. Bell and Johanna NJ. LaRoche.
VIM. A. Sturgeon and Rachel Amber.
VIM. o. Swisher and Sarah NJ. Sharp.
Benedict H. Won Hofsten and Cora S.
Hanson.
Geo. L. Skinner and Ida Maylor.
Edward Rosenberg and Iuda Corbin.
Walter l.. Williams and Flora A. Will
liams.
James A. Springer and Rosa Lee Ault.
g. n Trueman and Ida McCOnnell
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4 NAVAL nEylyAs-

The terrible disaster teenr war ships
at samoa viii no doubt serve good
purpose In the end By emphaslzing
the necessity Cor an enlarged and I'M.
proved navy. That We should be
Obliged to dispstch te Samoa 10 Gil
the places of the Richmond and Van-
siaiia such Anticipated hnlks as the
Adams. the Alert and tbs lroqaols Is
haniliaring 10 tie national pride. The
very magnitude OF our misfortune At
Samoa tends 10 throw a broader and
intenser light OF our niiserahly made
qnate naval equipment. There Is not
an American citizen to-day WHO has
not keener sense of our helplessneSs
on the high seas since the Richmond
and the Vandaiia went down. The
result will be 10 vastly strengthen the
government in IFS iausiahle purpose 10
build new ans ereditahle navy. The
country il IN frame of mind to sup.
port large expenditures in this direc-
ton. and II we mistake nos another
four years viii not pass before We shall
have escaped from the embarrassing
position We nos sustaia towards the
balance of the ciylliked worl.s
A further impetus VIII be given this
movement by the activity Of other ma
tons in tine increase oi their aayies,
The English government has Just re-
solved 10 spend sios ,wo.0 in new
war ships during the next four years.
This has promntea Russia 10 spend a
like SUM for the same purpose. Ger
many, too, VIII vastly Increase her ua-
val resources, and France will ie com.
pellet 10 keep abreast Of the general
advance. A great naval revival. the
greatest perhaps In the history at the
world. Il at hand, and Il Is probable
that the seas viii once more be the
scene OF gigantic and startling achieve
ments. We of The northwest Pacific
coast ought 10 feel particular satissAs-
ton in the renewal of wesseral interest in
naval matters. In Puget Sound we
have the safest retreat assi the hest
exercise ground in the world faf war
ships. A naval commission has rus,
recommended 70 the secretary Of war
site near our cis for a new naval
station, Under the present orasr ii
things II Is not unreasonable te suppose
that the government will take vigor-
oas steps for the Improvement 81 this
site and that en- lens We shsli have a
esssy scene u sship-buis,lsne az Port
Orchard.
Anyhow, the general oatlook tor a
struag and cseaitahse navy has never
been 50 good since the elese og The
civil var as it 5 at this snnnssns.
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aoui.aSaAs.s oats1s.

The Political ceresr at ten. Bau-
hanger seems 10 have arrived If both 3
dramatsc and critical iunctare TIE
unknown quantity that he teFreSents
cannot be much leagef hidden gfaa
view, and ws shall probably know very
Soon just TIE staff TIA: he Is made u
AZ well aS the real held he sad the
policy he advocates Aava as the
Frssaet people
That the seaeral sAus,i3 have ess>
gayss rooms al laeA.ea hose3 Is tsrs,af
OF lhe fact, already suspected. hist be
viii nas be allowed te rsusAin ia nss.
giem. II was essg euaash 10 g8seSee
The result 81 bis aseAs snto rsslsgaa.
The relations between sAe BELGIAN zas .
eminent and tAe Fvnsa government.
while aet ssssaazss. are perhaps more
friendly tlsaa these tssseea Fraarr
ass ans sitter soensss f EssosN
hsssee. A. seoss as stwas knawa thzs
ssss. hotslaager had Fasessi ssse boz
Dee. shsfs went ssesss pssksso lssss.seas
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ga szrreus request Tor BIS expxlsSoE.
II is : question: whether he xili End
himself any better Of 10 Loa<ion.
While Lord saiisbury's government
has 10 kindly feelIng for the French
repssblIc. IL has. perhaps. lssa Ter Boss<
ian9sr and the element be represents,
The Terry press ot London has been
VERY bitter against Boassnger- Ssn
E.owitz. the Paris correspondent Of
the 7sn<s, has attacked him vshe-
meufly srDHn tise time he xss ussde
minister o. var. cailing him = charts
tan . pretsnder, wosald-ts dictstor.
and Bad man generally.
England has often been the axyinus
OF political exiEes. Losass Napoleon
himself found ! hose there when be
was afraid 10 80 anvwhere else in
Europe. II may he Gen. Boalsngsr
win NOS b. disturbed il , Ldbsrsl min
istrv were ii Y0wer be aarno@t err
tainiy would net BE- Essst Lord GALS
bnry.s government bag expel him II
for 30 other reason than 20 eorarlEease
matters in France, uitfi hope O see-
ing the republic smashed 10 piecea.
whafeser the ssenoaement q the
dra,na may BE IS. progress viii Be
watched with great interest for the
French are a people given 70 saddea
changes, ard there i absolutely no
guessing xlsas day may bring forth.
as things are at this moment
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n ex;dense were neeied to slenos-
.tr.fe lhe wickeaaess and brutality @
urizs.ashsing. and si's xisdsHi and
suetiee 81 the iax which make i a
erfme. Il vas supplied BIZ the sasiee
neex this city sunday. The facts are
.4x<n III detail among our local re-
norts, rwo degraded creatures, figlst''
inx 10 make holiday for others AZ
aegreded a. themselves, we're tire esaies
erfor. b an ARRAY which. began IN
fs,u,esBpt Of law yiosatel every sense
g Humanity and decsney a1ad
ended il shocking crimes IL
4 not sufficient 10 say that
IL tragic result sserves al
rsrtses Involved only as they deserved
8 that the more Of such vretches shot
IL better FOR society. II i true, PER-
NAN. that tI1nsr wko engage 10 per-
furmsnces Of this SORT are q small
hrnefit to the world, and II they ais'ne
rere fbe sufferers there would be little
c6sse 10 complain; but ursforsunatsiy
fhsse are notthe only persons affected.
Every affair o. this sort h. practically,
parade of horrors before the
Whole public. Il mus. fer Z
dine, FIJI the public mind and
make Ii familiar with things 50
vicious that the very Thought Of or
mention Of them Ii isarrnfal. To The
yonng. especially to boys prone TO
interest in whatever i strange, and
not sufficiently mature to discriminate
befween things interesting and things
horrible, the effect Is very bad. u Is
not necessary that there should be, as
there was yesterday. tragic ending
10 make prize-GEhs a thing evil and
debasing In every aspect.
The law prohibiting these perform.
ances il founded In proper regard Tor
decency and for public morals, and IL
Il approved by EVER citizen OF right
seasibiIities. II has fallen into dis
regard. not because itlacks wisdom in
Itself, or respect and support
from the great body Of reputable citi-
sanship. but through the laeiheiency
and oonnivance OF officials For sey-
eral years we had chief Of police con
nected BY the atIinisies OF social
selection with the criminal class,
and for two years past We hage
had sheriff rtterly unfit for the work
Of enforcing laws related to public
morality, and as result Of these
shamefui facts. We have witnessed not
only the affair of sunday, bat others
equal ~ bad.
We have noN, both IN the citv and
county governments. eilicialsos better
sort; men whose associations and
sympathies arc on the right side and
against the wrong side. To these
men, namely, TO Sheriff Mctiraw and
Chief Of Police Mitchell, this eornmu-
nifty looks for q better administration
~ the laws aud for protection against
such crimes rs those OF sunday
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The people living south 81 the DG-
vanish river near rs rsosath want o
bridge. As.si ofEex 10 share with the
county tie expense o. building Il.
This proposition is liberal and ought
to be accepted. Moaey spent in
making highways for the people of the
eoanty, connecting the producing
country with tie towns. i money veil
spent
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pessnNA

NoENW sk3E F&0A TaG GE i
= sssEussF esEitss - fss2e s4s So ~ a.
@ax e f@ss-s2 NoHaE sa@, sAass At sxcFs
tes ~atseaH Stsee a. eas.SsA xss 49,
sss.s g. sesez &sss 81 GssSaaasssss. ssSts.
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SOCTETY NOTICES.

I sEA1TiE LODGE. NO. z. I. ID. O. f.,
- Meets every Tuesday yening. in BELLS
Hall, North seattle, at ~ O'Clock. Aem-
befs Of sister Lodges and sojourniug
brothers, in good standing, ara cordially
invited to attend.
T. V. DOWNING, n. G.
JOINS ]. KEoFF, Rec. Secretary.
Fnsfotsiee box SO. in2ETn
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Rs,sfNE>S .ntNt1N

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my sfssse AVS ctsss aHa frs5s sfssss
sssases{tsssefY sac s1g.s sEaFe .shsnp. ise&.
.ssiNs sN@ sssf = sss3esEsys- 5sf Frsssl ssFess
4 ssson CHANCE eoR A aEs
- ssaEAsf Assa. Asss7ess fs.asaz ezass.
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tsssk 4sKfSsss KBu$ s4EAHgR Na
HSxtea. kszz1 assss. zasssz, rayaes
AHF kssE&s esSas Es8ssEH eeez az gassSggss
s@tsas vi sAsS 5-s saAss sssa ssssss -
'sS''a-s's fssess - M - + = AxsaNsa. asg
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aasr

/ sss1~-A kEN isottAE G0gD FEsCE
~ y Fse& ulsa So BE Aa8 sss the
= ofa3s ksasc~ aiCsse rxtuFl Is YssSt -stassst
4safseeE aefs,e
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TEMPERANCE STREET GRADE
i Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned city clerk of the city OF Sc
attic. on -or before Friday. April u 1859,
at o'clock p. m, for the grading OF ana
construction OF sidewalks on both sides OF
Temperance street, from Mercer street to
Bradley street. in accordance with the
plans and specifications therefor now on
Gle in my Office. Each bid To- be aecompa-
MED by cash deposit of $50 as security
be awarded. The city reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids &. W. Ferris.
Gle k. First publication of this notice.
April :. 1889.
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80 nR.s NnrIcE

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N5Sfe wa Say "a Yra>esatAss0g toe
fssssaS a@Eslsst waFT@nfx rhesrs street
srs sihx No - al aGssfan.glas var.
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tEEafssS u hx sassesS "a Sksa aErrgasS
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a tssss ga sssss0 - gtsis asfsse ANgff
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flFaE F3&ASs&Es o. TME CITY %
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eg a@e.a 4fgAnss Brad faez. Is
ses S ~efFAEs M s5ss Fssa -
81 ass sfsEsaassE aasezNs Ne lass ssss
tsAs, g. ~ ts.f fslsg zSsz ss NasrAgt NJ
ezat& s&a M4FEa = - " ASk4
sGN4 Nt etsae8 asss ~ SsSfaress 81 At.s4s
q sssasgts &stsz sAss sa&. 3 F'srxssf. tsss
- asssSs 1855 y hf5essssa af tlsss esasss
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MfRHTsD

pETE ass)S NELSON seattle. 81 tie
residence Of x. Neisssn, April :, BY fne
Res X NILSSON. John Petersen, Of
clifton. VI T.. and Miss Caroline Nelson,
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Notice of Dissolution.

ssssNsssss ~ EsEs&ss e.saxesss ~ she HaeEa~
tazs ~ stc easna&uT Pee s@atrS 81 ~
e>sS psASsy MA ssa sees IS ksa1seg sssAGeA,.
sf.5a y - asa bSrpzfSes eaal3sss1 hsfsstess
S. hfs enn a&Rse
IL DIZZY HFASts HARD.
0Ka 4 REs4Sl xfAKn
ksxxEs \ ss&s
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Stockholders Meeting.

The regular a1nnAs szeeslEg aE sse ssack-
ecl4ieTs as she Hoa Growers Association
wsll Dc he'd ~ tie essses ~ ths ecEa pAzgY,
rocEss ; ard n she Fon@fa kfaiissfEg. ~
FrSaE streSs, S<ssEse W. r.. 90 Nsasay
Nay s. lisa, q a'essNe< 3. -. ~ said daya
TAe GEnM&s efeffiesz ~ tat trustees at
said HssE1 Eaasg w&ES take pace 81 SAID mcet-
saE &, ". ass8NE vsssr President
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A6xsr1s sssneaEs nnder the heads Of Lost
Foana Yer sale, 10 Let and Situations
Hantsd VII be- inserted ~ the rase Of 2
cents word for 6rss insertion. ! ceft u
word fos each subsequent fnaertiess- Pay
f1nnt Arrays IN advance.
Fhe following letters are awaiting kdver-
tisffs ~ this office:
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NoNEN IL Ia8N~E. 81 YSTz
VI reasa tasan hioea
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hesiSsllaE pHfHosst sssafszi gHGas sag s3slsv
= aawtoA. In tsslamtis strssss near Rrssas
AoNEN KV s4kAN sssN FARMS teE
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Scr 9s<e Egssi tS=gTi lsany. .s~sss -. Ness
kvsfsg a.ons. Nsa ss. " Il fane tnse.
Lowest 08seH No 3akRys. N0m@s n, hMssk
seses = ftfaFE, Nsasser
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va % ts's re sSsfaa~~sse kasgaeessi ssss%
sl.ss saaA scssaasce rz0pErsy - sagts.a
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Notice to Stockholders.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETTNG.-SoTICE
- is hereby given that by order OF the
tors of the south Prairie Coal COM
pany. there viii be a meeting of the
stockholders OF said company at the Office
Of said company ~ No. - Sacramento
street. ia the cisY and county eli san Fran
cisco. California. on Thursday. the 18th
day Ct April A. D. 1Sse, AT the hour OF II
O'Clock a. N. of said day, for Ene purpose of
,lecfiag board of directors and ether
officers of said company for the
ensuing yesr, aud for the Transaction OF
sngh otAer business as may come before
said meetieg 81 order OF the president
and of rhe board 81 directors,
T. IL HENDERSON.
Secretary OF the South Prairie Cesl Co.
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EfarNn
SPEfTsiE NOTICES.

l.'UUND ~ A MATCH. OWNER CAN
4 have same BIS calling at n. T. express
sff3re
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= AcRks IN wESr SEATTLE; MATER
- front splendid view % the city ~ Se.
attic one 81 the hsadsosnese places for
pleasure grounds on che hay For sale hy
shelton & Armstrong, rooras . aMsi Arcade
taslssag. Froat street.
IA ACRES IN SPRING BROOK AD..
it' : miles north ~ seattle possof.lee. for
sale ~ owner, room I, Harris s Diekmz an
hasisalna Froaf ami MarisR SIS
DBL IuwS REILTowSi BsItTowN,
ID ~sese 0f tae choicest residence ana
Esrst promising hasineSS properties in
Nnsia SEATTLE Ees sale hy Iames & MeNaaSh-
tna. tis Se'sSr street. North seattle.
HHngCE INvESf 4ESr - EIGHT AND
7 ttAe tslr1 ae-ss ssi sersica 4 Dasy $50
sc ssre. slssey 8 Bel, i'art Townsend.
t.ss2 SsfE-FrNE ACRE PROPERTY
4 esgta e's LAKE kutop. adjoining Mossss.
tsa3 fs2sA Ard tsreSH iakrs sglsahle f,sr ira.
Easss sfe nsxtsi&g one anuSFa.s al sixty
se8F Re - neetA Of 9srsen lake, Ia
see Au4 81 ss7e tTassfS. "a ss4fs county
u~s. seven sss sn s.sies { NasShis s1isii.
fess Sea assa FRn'a 81 The asSs lots ia
PCaaf S NuFfs ssiaiskae. Essss eaea. ans
Ftse Ase sNsS Business prpssfty FIR
se sstses wsatnis e EsareAaSa snv of
.fis teefe sssssosasc pFeperty sSl 80 vel
- easssa Z ese, - { wYn Ehe Gamer J. "
N4.-..as se-.l, s,...al s. s,assza als.s.
G0g & AtkI HanFRRTY NORTH or
kAke pazaa 81 ssesl - 500 pr scre, fn
sFNess YAsflass tnasa i8vV ~ 81 @sg~5s BARR
4 asakaAAN
NE9zAG- BARGAINS N LOIS gE
= a&eNM = L and Astzsazs g~sSssx e t.ssg
q - sNSsss, fash, HtKE S SstAKNA&
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DIED

MARSH -S5n Apftl 4. 1ss9. Catherine
Marsh. arsd - Funeral fsosa the Cath
ole church AZ 10 q. n.
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Meeting of Stockholders.

Notice OF meeting of stockholders for in
creasiag capital stock of Seattle Dry Dock
and ship Bailding Company.
Notice Is hereby given by the Under
signed, 8 majority Of the trustees OF said
compsny, 20 the stockholders thereof. that
n meeting of said stockholders viii be held
st the Office of said company at the com
pauyS works at the foot OF Charles street
la the city of seattle, county of King. Ter
Fitofy OF Washington, on Thursday.the Both
aay of Mas. ISsa, 81 O'Clock III the after
noon, for the purpose OF increasing the
capital stock of 50 . com pany 70 the sum
of fhrea hundred thousand dollars $500,
o00l TO be divided iato three thousand t3e<la1
shares of the par value OF one hundred
dollars tsi00i per share. All the stock hold
ers are requested 70 attend
y. Z. DUkIE.
PETER Mio.RaN.t Trustees.
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MTEGELEAyEOEK
x,E0T. a1vTSESroSss FEEscE SIS
4 1ens Taught, and Eae4sxrez xAxRa for
psss4rss. and guaranteed 10 s. Ne 90
4z3s&oe street
uU IxAsg - Rg-sfSEss LOCATION.
4 Lake E11ssn wse1r frasat. tesmzaus 81
eINcsrte rze<aE sEzz Az1xs&a NJ G.. Post
latsait<encer o1Eee-
DEAL ESTATE AND EMPLOYMENT
II tie besE hsrEssns - fzrnzs and tsun
rruperfys pssrfses wishing good an1 = abe
help 10 vel 70 cal zf Gsrsssoa 4 Co .. ~
ftepos S. North s<asfke
a CRISP =. ns e. s,. sa =. AZ:
'sssw's assslktsoa: t-ssa B@tstaSer 4 Mescha1n.
~ SELECTED LOIS IL DESEY &
Led Hcyt's Sor $685. tersns eess. Eettxn-
ger 4 MeaehaE-
HAzELTISE ETsHTs, OVERLOOK
IL ing Lake a ashIrgr1n. ONLY Snort dis
fzAre noxth of Tcsfer-aysnze eahIe. with
sidewalk - sne property. We have for
sale 10 fnss- ffse Ezesr In shz y fsssze &szts-
faa. c1s5y $50 each. eEe&resd AMI level as g
z0or. VOC may a1Azs your awR terms
Frank e. Ire 4 Co. y Sew Yesser binck.
= tfa.l PER ACRE. ~ ACRES BETWEEN
s-ftW ssulthss g0Te ana Salmon bay;
terms easy. Betsinrrr 4 Aeaehsm.
BUTCHERS. g0TICE-MEAT MARKET
ID fer gale doing 3 good bRxi0<ss. prlec
$50 Address Mar Butcher. postsfisrs,
Seattle.
nET YOUR CARPETS CLEANED BY
VI the seattle stesra carpet Cleaners. Elr-
cent 4 Necafehsg.
(tARPETs CLEANED - LOOK As
Y bright as n@w whsE asns hy the Sat
tie sfeAa cares cleaners. vincent 8 Me-
Cufchen-
CLARK & CAgES SELL. gURNIfrgE,
carpets, bedding. ese, cheaper TOR cash
than any ether firm IN or around seattle
Try them sad ron VIII End Il 50. he
street. between EoaTth and Fiftn.
rl.Aoa ACTION BLOCK Il, BUgKE's
E1NW second This Is 9 prime spot
for lake side wills or pleasure resort.
cahleiine a1s1ngSide. Bestingessk MARKHAM.
(sALL FOR w00D-TURgISG AND
u scroll work AZ NJ. A. Schwab's Rail-
road MIL. foot OF second street
ngEN sEEETNE EMPLOYMENT AND
vi employers requiring men will he FUR
nishe5 the same free Of charge. by calling
az the Butchers and Bakers Home. NO. 5
Yesler avenue
THE CHOICEST AND NEATEST DE-
4 signs OF saiting ever foand IN seattle
can b. seen at G0EDAS BROS. the lead
iaR tail0rs. ST. Front street. where they
make salts 10 order as San Francisco prices.
NTME. ALEso. THE CELEBRATED
consulted at the Hotel Brunswick.
DAxTHKOg BILLIARD HALL. HEAD
L quarters for Brunswick Bake, COLLEEN
der q Co. Orders taken for anything IN the
olllIard or pool line. Z. Bansnan. aren't.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Re RE-
- ceiyed by tbs trustees Gf the olympia
Hotel Company uatil April Is. 1859.
at 10 o'clock q N. far furnishing all
materials and labor required in the
construction OF che olympia Het I.
according TO the plans and specifications
which will be ready for Inspection 81 the
esiiee Of Parkinson Il Eyers. architects.
Woodruff block, Olympia. after Saturday,
April q. A certified check fer slo00, upon
any reliable bank. conditional that she
bidder viii sign contract II awarded, must
accompany each bid THE trustees reserve
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Seattle, Hhalcem'a SemlahalOo Route
STEAMER GEO. c. STARR
Leaves Seattle at $50 y. N. MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives az What
com st II a. m. Tuesdays Thursdays and
saturdays. Returning, isAves WhasroIn 81
! p. N. Tuesdays and THURSDAYS, and on
Sundays at a. N. Arrives at Seattle ~ q
. M Wednesdays sRd Fridays aud On sHn.
days about 9 p n.
Leaves Wha,com for esFniahn1oo sattiy
days at p. n. Leaves seralshmeo Tor
Nhatcon Saturdays a. 5 p. m, arriving AZ
Whateon sbosif sp n
NOTICE-Steamer lands At ali regalas
landings exeer. Oak Harhor, isconner and
Fsdalgo
Y. S. Mall Steamer Aassaio
Leaves Seattle for MhaieoTn and al was
landings Sundays, tuesdays and Thars-
days st II p IN. Arrives H wnafcon Mon
days, wednesdays aud Frss,ays as p m
Returning, leaves whhtcoEa same days 81
s:9 p. IN, arriving af seattle Tuesdays
Thursdays Eai Saturdays ~ q 10.
A e. FINK. Agent,
CIV Dock seattle.
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Notice of Dissolution of Part
nershlp.

Notice i hereby given sAss tse firm here
tasorss existing under the name aud style
OF NeSas1 & CElngan. doing business IN
tae city % SEstt4e, G1unsy a. King aa1
TERRITORY of Washington. is this day de
solved By mutual consent, they having
sesa taeir ensire stock and business %
SeSaFs. tsasfaaa & Ga. who viii hereafter
conduct and eAFEy on said business under
the fiyua nArae sad Sfyss az McNsst gfasf.
gaaa 4 Ca cal esfing 81 bits due - and
assuming al lad elsedn IS Of tae ssid frm
Of MeNs1t & gisnraa.
" r MCNATT,
8w 2. r ELfSasS.