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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20
AArraE 81 nEcKlRTs.
TKLEoKApmIc MARKETS,



NEM Weak. Dee ~ Stocks we're mere
tsiye and decidedly strong to-day. making
: marked contrast With the trading Of yes.
tefday, and material advances we're made
Ell along the line. under the lead OF Mis-
sour Pacific, which Was the feature Of
The day. The attention az the hears was
gwen almost exclusively TO coal stocks,
bat aiteg the llrsE hours trading the course
Of these properties was upward. with the
remainder OF the list transactions we're
large. bat except in LaekawaBna fiactus-
tens we're small and unimpaFtant Sugar
wAs again very prominent and IL rose three
points, most Of which was retained. Gov.
egnmsnts were duh and steady. retrule-
I'M opened stesdy AZ t0sss: the market
Ties closed steady Al i03S. Stock Ex-
change. al opening, tosFs, highest, l0lrs.
lowess, tees closing. ie3ts Consolidated
Exchange. at opening, 100; highest. laa,
lowest, las; closing. 1854. Total sales.
ssl.ual barrels
Bar silves assSe
xxenASeK Asp SECURITIES.
NV YogE. Dec. ~ Money on call
easy, Sc :; uFime mercantile paper. sss7s x !.
sssslinF exchange qaiet ard steady; es-iay
essls, ssSls., demand stSil..
HoSps
United states a. treglssesedl las. United
States y teoaroasl. t2Es Uaited States
as steslsteFedl iosas United states AIS
geoaponl. lasa Paeitc 6s, ilo.
Canadian Pacific. -. American Express.
lh. Csnada Southern, Asss. Ceatrsl
fselse 80. nggllnEton, Ieass; Delaware
{ Laekaasn Isl penvcf6 kle tirangle
u. RTE. ~ Kansas i Texas. H..
iake Sh0rv. le1ts louisville & Nashville,
sA Michigan CsnTsi Is; Missouri
Pacific. slts, Northern facjnc. So
seFihwessern. fos preferred. sols
Northern Pacific preferred. g6s.s Ns@
Asfk Central. iQTN. Oregon Improve
Rent, 8s's Trspsconflnentai. esFs faefnc
Naa, s. Reading. S>ss ReeS Island. 9is.
- Paal. 7as Texas Faciae, ~; Iulea
faeshc eaaa Instea ssAtes Express. $
Fargo Exptess. s. Western Union. -;
AassgleAn Cotton 0A 8}s
siNgSs sEecNs
AEw No8K. GAee. u Aspen. s. 81:
ttst and helehsr S2,Sa. Con. Cal 4 Va,
aSe, Eureka Goa. So Hamestaes. 50,
ls0n SILVER stS; Nogta rslla Isle. 81;
Fsymegth s. 8s Cha.lar. s. -. Dead wssoa
Terra 1856 81 CSisto. s. 50; Hera silver.
=. As2lcau, So. oui&rsa. So -
Ss@ 2oAN r8ongcE wAENET
Nav Na&k. nec. lss- 8op-Fzsr de-
haad Gras
teslesF-0ntlons caose8 barely steady, 80
y pesnts &ewn sales, "a $50 hsEs Deesm-
tsf, SD lAo. January, SIS Is 1853 F.
Febsazfy slA sssele March sf8eSs Ia 20 .
Nay sie8 e = sros Rso, auies ard easy
fa4f eArgess. ieisc, No :. fstse
sasaF- RAs. dall An6 uonsaAfs fssnsa.
eaSst
csgFs-- paa and arm; lake. pecs mixer,
ASA
1ssa-Qe!es ar steady; 8a@sssse, si1lfA
Iass~~kAsy straits. sliA
skN FnAsctscss Kxvfxw.
ssS kNANCaseo. t1ve la.--W Rafhss
ts@eF bal sci ssAshsF keens The v0luas
= s'a.ss sasil; 81 20 .xt-s
h<slsg Nalses sofieFs No. feed. Essss
So.
oAiz--TAe zaAs1es .asks strength. prices
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ysss rssxe yssFzss ssk a. = = 2. every TnsxtAF.
fess-s-sAv 40 sstArzkg sos we've Fztia kssat
Esssrr3s A,aekNle9 NazysvAsse ASNss sd
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SEATTLE PORT TOWNSEND ROUTE
rs mall steamer rdlth leages seattle every
aav except eafuraay a. 10 81 . M arrives ~
Port Townsend ct q iu next day. Returning
leaves Port Townsend s; 10 - H., arrives 81 Sc
aste a. . H.
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BEE.

re ssRkz-er ysn : zaw ssssg scT sszxSnsS2
ssEssss waaAzSg fak HErxace 8 sNSs1zs ssst2
- ssfs&se agsir go ea3E1 - A. = 7s@s-szsz
So 80 AZ E,sl.ssss. go - szsE q Nazaa2za
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UsEST 1Es Ase1s
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TASADIAS PACIFIC RAIIwAY-rHxTRgE
1RASScoSTISKyTAL KouTE
-zn~wRKx-
The PACIFIC AND THE ATE.ANrEc

f@ passenger ezHipEsnf - tha aness 10 sAa
woTl4. consisting 81 1nx9f3oHs xsesaiSS cars
hkvsas drawing. smoking ard eash ro0znss com
tortAn2e and clean ee.aassE cars. VI Tree sleep
iEx eeEt1s 81 feleszs e seeea1-slazs tieksss.
Us dining cars era hetsss prcyids TIE SEQ
qpalsty of food IN gazz>itea quantity. AZ reasoz-
able rAEa&
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Leaves Portland ssl3y Al a n. VIA UniAa
Pacific railway With thHsaSh slsepeFs siid din.
f,se ravs. Fis1s 10 Chicago oass q hoars- call
90 oliver g. briggs. ticket REeuf. Elfy dock. 81
l. ~ Mcotunis. ticket agent lsoSto1afs balii-
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WAT sEAr1LE PERRY
pm1rrc ooAsr STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Il
Iszsvasre steamers fraSa seattle - f0ssowt
go- <sa F~arEssefs va Port TuWnseEt aD3
vsegartN. As 6 = n. passengers Fceesved %
ffars e. n "a glasa sses q .. -. =. - AID -
an8 evsry avs Gays tnevsasses.
For klaskas Is Feratss 3 aR& = s. = n.
From sAn Fraaelsaa ASE Kse2asia AL fEses
seeza to~s6. AS a n. teezEneT = 8 - rs
90 = SD g. AL every I've s&3H GeSn
ss1er.
Tsekets raRv - ahtasne1 % TIE ofAaa q Ia
ccEssAzy a. (saesa fsFek. ~ess g
tsuoDALI. PgSAENs 4 CO.
6aEerkl Axeuta
Va. e wArkas ssrees. san Frazstsce, eAl
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Hoop,s CANAL Rou1E-srEaMER JOSE

The steamer Josephine win leave Hatfield.
C0iman wharf, foot Of Marion street, Wednesday
ana Saturday morning 81 ESQ q. N. Tor Port
Gamble SeAbeck, Union City and all way points
en- Hoods Canal. Re urntsg leaves Union City
Monday and Thursday morning. For freight or
passage apply at Hst6e Colnan wharf or on
boa5d CAPT. n. GILLESPIE, Master.
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wHATCoM AND gTMIAEmoo ROUTE
Steamer Eiisa Anderson leaves Seattle ~ p.
r.. Moad1ys v e1nesdays aud Fridays arrives
o. Whateszn 2 a u. next dag. Returning, leaves
Naxfoom Taesdsys aud Thursdays AZ s p H..
SUNDAYS Z a. IA Maaaky trip 70 sem ssnoo.
H. b. JACKSON. President
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pAxsAsD oPrHIrloS IlSz-
sAS FRAsCIsCo TO rrGEr SOUND
One Of the sollestng Al ssea-shgrs:
EAYTxES REFUsLIc.
SIGNAL
WILMINGTON.
wfIi SAT- as iciiaws from Ean Francssco. Hsr.
tan Repsslie. Dec u; Wilmington, Des.
aud passengers AZ r.
duce1 rates
Calling At Port Townsend, seArtss ara Tacoma
For trssghs er pssxAve amply g
> A. 6AIEILD. Gereral Agent. Halted wharf.
Seattle
y RARSARD & CO.. Agents, coz Battery street
saa fraEcsSee. Cas-.
TyHE FAST ANn coMMoDIoUs PASSENGER
- aiEAMEk MrLISOAAHs
toFroszTIos soAT9
Leaves the y. p wharf daily az a n. Fos olyza-
paa- kanischa ard Grayis EsEhox. returning 70
AAcoaiS a. ,. n-s connecting vita boats lor
sEATTLg AND wHATcoM,
Arriving ~ seattle At p. N
TInx TAILS,
Lv Tacoma Toam Ar olympia iowam
" Olympia 10 - n Ar Kamiche II IS 4 "A
" karailche II u ? n Az Olympia 3sSpn
Nv UlYGpla 200 n Ar Tacoma 5ecpm
Connecting with boats for Seattle
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T-NT0S PACIFIC RATLwAY-PrGET SOUND
u s1vsssca. he soliow1ng schedule for tie
corpsnyss stezmkcs viii - n eEzet On and afteT
August - I1s@. until further r0ssGes
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BAKER, BACON & Co, Agents. Seattle.
T. NJ WILSON. General Manager, aEeoua-
Z. L Goa GILL. Agent FairhAyeu.
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esfsa --..s.ss.s-s-s- ,...ss.es.ssss.-ssist& III
lmYsrssnt among the shipments from
1910 soagy we've: One carload Of lime
esakornish. ore carload of hay 70 Pres
- oas earsoad 81 castings 10 Wayne, ail
- De Seattle. Lake Shore 81 Eastern
/.sssav. and 10 barrels Of -four 70 What
- a The steamer W. X Merwin.
] Fhs so-eAlled coal oil famine is at an end.
- steamship City Of Puebia, which ar
49, here from San Francisco late last
800. brsught 500 cases of canned oil. and
sssea 81 canned oil were received from
fsasnd todAy by rail. These consign-
nsats, with others that are oE the way
~ new, vili supply the demand until the
kosl agency II the Standard Oh Company
sneks ID. The barreled oil spoken Of In
snseFGay's Issue was in big demand last
s:als and this morning until the cased oil
\ "a tflrnwn upon the market
IA. Won Hagen received two carloads
Z hors ao-dsy from suoqaalHse over the
1 s<sssss. Lake shore Il Eeasten railway. This
~ onIy movement in the market noted
tnynx the last three days There Is Moth
hx xkaieveF new IN the market. Few pnr-
shsses sre being uiade. and they At the
regular rate.
Tbs stsamer W. X. Merwin brought Ia
a. boxes Of apples from gonpeviile to-day.
7bs crop Of epples Ia that vIcsnity was very
heavy this year. and more apples have been
sAsppeA from Conpevils % Seattle than
,,om sny other down Sound town. The
nnkes shows no ehsnee. The quality OF
msipsS continue good. Prices remain
ST
KxRrHAspisE AID PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Daring the last "a hours the merchandise
al produce receipts at this port were rs
lDisws Puget sound shore road. 500
sns. Columbia a Puget sound railroad.
8 tens. Seattle. Lake saorv 4 Eastern
nllsny, 4o2 tons. BY water-City OF Pu-
rita. rs tons; w f. Munraa. 3 tons; Clara
nsosn. ton; w. K. Merwin. - tons.
Nshsi. 5 tons; skagit Chief, 90 tons; four
Enus Of brick. 80 tons. Total receipts.
..15i tons.
snfFMESrs
During the last "a hours goods and mer-
ihandlse were shipped from Seattle % the
Surrounding country as follows: Puget
Sound shore roal. IS tons; Columhia
4 Puget Sound railroad, . tons: Seattle.
taks shore 4 Eastern railway. i28 tons.
BIZ saief-- Walla Walla, $50 tons; Mich
igan. tons: Mabel, tors: Fleetwood.
ldA, Evangle & tons: Edith. s tons: Eliza
Anderson, i3 tons. Grace. 0 tons; lola. 5
tous Glide. tons: Mountaineer, 5 tons:
Augusta, tons Total shlpmen t.. 1919
tons.
NATURE eF RECEIPTS.
One car steel rails. ! ears sash weights.
- casks chain, car eanEed fish and vege-
sshias. car farm wagons ear lard, car
granite. $50 sks fiouF. 81 head cattle, 2
ears brick, head horses, 7a2 boxes beer
bottles, ] car paving stone. Scars lumber.
ear poultry. | car door aud sash moiding.
30 eases coal oil, 81 boxes axes. 1B5 hdls
val papeg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20
STEAMERS
ITuLs PUGEr soUSD IzSE
scHooSYR ALcAIpE

Leaves San FFazniseo for seaEFSe December "a
taking a. fresshf cEere6 81 Fe4neS1 rates
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" aNJA NM
ROUTE.
Steamer leaves Seattle for Whatcom and sill
way landings daily except Saturdays - II p
cay.
Returning leaves whatcom daily except SAT-
urday az $50 p M Arrives ct seattle a. p. II
the following day.
koTfcK-Siear1er leaving Seattle Fridays 81 II
,. n. Wi 70 % Blaine and Eemiahmco. Leaves
Blaine for Wks.rom 81 about p. m saturdays
The oEiy once IN the city selling tickets 10
al x@sirsA EaSt and South via the Canadian pa
cine, Northern Pacific and Union Pacific
q, 7. BElGSs, Agent
City Dock
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sEArnKwHArcom ROUTE

Steamer Washington leaves Seattle a. ? .. n,
SUNDAYS tuesdays ard Thursdays arrives 81
v hateosn at a. r. next day Returning. leaves
Is a9teom at 8 p "a. MONDAYS, Wednesdays and
Fridays arrives 81 Seattle att g N next aay.
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Returning, leaves Seattle for Tacoma Wednes-
cay, Friday ana sunday AZ 30 = N. from Seattle
Warehouse Co.'S v hRrE
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sADE AND SHIPPING.
s..rsnees Yesterday Amounted
to $50, 660.3l.
: coal OIL FAMINE ENDED.
e pu<bss Brought In SEQ Cases Of ths
u,unanaasng FsEid Merchandise
and Prodaee Receipts.
-. %. b.

SEATTLE, Dec. -.
....srves 81 the seattle Clearinghouse
- ssrs $50 6do-si.
s =, .ssansship Ctr Of Puehia, whieh ar
- 49, shortly after midnight last night
-. - - Francisco, brought the following
-. - d EYesehts for the different points
u rsxst scand:
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WINTER TIME CARD.
Commencing tuesday, November II

CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO..
~ QAmited.l
STEAMER PREMIER
ECJSD SOUTH
IFAvK. ARRIVE
Vancouver. Monday and Townsend. Thursday
Thursday pm and Monday 9 SO = n
Townsend. Mondsy and seattle, Friday and
THURSDAY Ii 10 Tuesday IAN
Seattle, Tuesday and Tacoma, Friday and
Friday ..... .....s II Tuesday ......-.. 10 q N
HOUND NORTH.
LxAvE. ARRIVE.
Seattle, 1t midnight Townsend ........s n m
Tuesday aud Friday Wbatcom s 20 a "a
Townsend 4a "a Roche Haxbcr~l2 20 p N
WhsteoYa $3.50. Q 30 n Vancouver ...... p N
Roche Hsrbor 4 pm
The company reserves the right 20 change the
time table or places Of call without notice
BAYS or DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays.
DAYS or ARRIVAL At SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Er.days
JOHN A. o'BRIKS. Master
F.w. PARKER, Agent
JOHN IRVING, MANAGER C. P. y. Co. Id
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Wy s at co.-sTKAMERs WILL LEAVE
w Yesieg's dock seattle. daily Tor Tacoma
al &c A. N.
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last TINE

last TINE
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
--EDR-
Seattle, Tacoma. Olympia. steilRcoom and
McNeii's Island
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me stesrner skagit Chief viii run on above
time card during temporary isy-up OF steames
Fatrhaven.
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TO THE lADlEs.

We give most careful ana cenrsaersf. &C.,.
zen 70 diseases Of wouen and Children II ress
fhner nom any obscure, aiftcnis 81 f}uen=ss~
alsSAse o9 II tee apnEaon routine daegofz 1nsl y
euTe sou remember the cSiahrafel sss..-se -
Stts sen Nhcn others fafl. The specialists -
sAttiea "a every department. os melsecl an; ~
gseaa experience The professor has had vs4>&
New losk. formerly special nfoiessor a.
NanAn's Hospital College, New Taxk- ana Il
osss g, The most saccesssni and best knoHa <ToSr
eolesscal specialists IL thls ccnntrg .
70 Young ard haldcls-Aaod Man.
Nervous pehEliiv. spermstoFrhpa. ser,,n.f
LeesSse FayAseal Decay. arising from snliix -
ton fFoancing sleeplessnaAS. lpsnanSentss
discouraged. lack % eonfaeace ami nssSs 49,
stady az besiness. and huds lgss ! bsr.3ss
safely, permanently an3 spaetzilg ssaraA IN ~
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7>Hr GUARANTEES IoAS AND rRusrco-
4 slneorpossss1 iSst1
LswslSya-pOdvs eaiasns. seooaass
carrrAI ssoan
zransAess general saakiak nassnssA
sAvzSSs nkrAxrxnSz
Deposits recelv sa q any Asacanss razs one aal&s
upSsrsss and lnssFes' allowed taereoa
AcEsx aoaued 0paa Improved
aArm ana esty reAs
sxtzz&
E Ssiss 1 EN- s.slsr Fs .Sssssss
G. n Hebron. -.-s....+.a sss. &AHAaeF
:. 49, -.-'''----'',--.-.....t sssaser'
II alSoS. ] r. TowxaS. j Il ssass
VS.. FEsRsR
yVAsHwsroS loan q Trust COMPANY
w dReorrorstedJ
n Essss' ksa KsE Secretary and T rs.sss
AM&tsfittkt7A AAsstt
Pale ap CzRsfSi .........s..s.. tegxa
MOyigaxe soaas on improved farms ana city
property. lovsst rates Nc aessy.
se1Soa eFrscv
v EeoEa y ktlfen e'ssek' sSAs9ie. W. T. oeorse
So.S wan street. New YORK. sears hailainr.
BOstoc.
fffs-s,a fi4faa Waka "A
As1S, SS..-1 -sls - =
coopFxsIow. 'sssh.Ss
General banking business transacted
ne principal cites q 'aa uaiisd states aad
-
kiISEs slssx' 30 GO ssseSp ssskkr' 81.
Vs. r FoNkgsr .-., vice. President
NJ BAeKus ................ Cashlen
CAPITAL. ginaNaa
Traasacts xeueYaI hanging hussnas.
@AAAAh q W. DAsAht-s-
Ss
Ns"AA 0'00A' $40 O0'"a'0'a s'
vxnh.,-. S,,,vn. ana .,sa
Ynaa~ext maid an time denosffa
=, ....N,. .t...
NotsFts-oi's 49, ~ ~ AS.s,.s - 49,
.-<,~.,.,v,, .,s,,,.-,, 4. a., .e,s,..,.. 80,
TAkVfS-SS ~ Na-a-s 7.~'N '''N@-- AA'NSN 49,.
81
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EAsr Xxx
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Eyanchess San Franc3sco. fcal3 Portland,
or Taoomk wash Viatorta, Naneouysf, New
General banking bus ness iYnusAeted, foreign
exchange oaghf sna selds ornfts and teae-
SrMpafn transfers seid ca the haaks brsne eess
also Ca View York, Ghiesga. csnsd& and Hang
KoaE Deposits reeeSyes sEbspet - eheek
Enfs resi- pa Oh tine 1sp0sits
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7,HE NEW. FAST STEAMER FAIRHAyEN
LEAvEs ros-

UssaiaGy, Coupevilie, Anacoztes, Fairhaven.
BeiiInghsm, sekofne, Whatc0m and way ports
Monday, Wednesday and Friday st ?. m.
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Wanted.

wecasm-eu. sc = SO
weed choppers. u 3 FER eoFt
tstrz. fuf eNsT&, u HHotfsGs
No hoSA kaepeFs Ok EAsssta clerks wkntetl
E0R SALE
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Leaves at g. N. for JuAnisa ana way
PORTS.
I Leaves at g. m. ana 4isp m. for Newcastle
ard way ports
Leaves ~ p. N. for JHsnItA and way
ports J. II. LoUSHEAD. Manager.
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save brokers and agents commission rs aeai
ing dircct with this company and not through
REPRESENTATIVES u other companies
Ready capitai alUhss ca hand No applies
tons sent awsy for approval Lowest rates 0s
interest Losaa closed without Dc az
r. 81 PALMER
AHnartF far branch OfheA
Room s Phtnpey BLOCK, Front aud Seneea So.
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W. = -'f7---
csrATTIE LAKE sHoRE 3 EAsTERS RAIL
CwAy.
Tina q Arrival sns 6sp4Etars q trsias
trcsn sestf4@
nklIY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave. Arriva
Fo- so.xh Eea1 EnosEzl-t xuaw synu
RE ara wny yosass.--.-i
Fer GslUsan ana way posnssL ssam sBpm
Ter saohoEakaa aaa Eay $50
Fnx suAazuaa fss 49, teA tss5ns slAasF Fat-. ~A1.
sS-NDkT TKAlSs
Tsr SoaFA nxua, smo4u&i3
Isse. slssaan SAD ways saan fDpa
p, Aaossaassa aaa wsyl 41pu sSan
Yav sasgFaaa posAls ssx f.zsizs eaea wAy
XIV EEFAr tFs1 Pass Ar
r,olUxBlA a FUaEr SOUND 2 3
TIE TABLE,
vsxfxg xgrzrz seNakxs g&7eNEs "a tsN
s.Asvs Arssaa - sa2 gave ss2sEle - sa3ieTs
L4Hve. AEr1v@
se . saa vav sepA soR =
rssasan anA w.y ssA seaa 7nAz
gasl Trains wssa es&sa sstseass Atxe Ia FSsz-
~ ggunaaE s.z1as 81 ears Yasse1ssF&
- axLAa <Tt@lsSa&s%h
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-07-05
EDINBURG NOTES.

Don't fail TO attend the festival given
by the Edinburg Cornet Band tonight.
The festival given by the ladies Of the
Methodist church proved quite a success
and a handsome sum was secured towards
the erection Of the proposed parsonage.
Mss Sallle Moore, Of near Weyer's Cave,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
place. Miss Salle is a charming young
lady and by her captivating ways she has
even brought Joe 10 her side.
Messrs. L. 7. & RE. Stoneburner, the
well known business firm, Of our town
have purchased the mercantile stand OF
Mr.. H. Z. Boyer. We feel assured that
the new firm will receive full share OF
the public patronage
Messrs. II E. Whissen & Bro. viii be
on hand at the meeting az Bowman
woods Cd Sunday, July 18th, with full
line of lunches, ice cream, lemonade, etc
This will prove a great convenience "a
those who do not wish 20 take thcii
dinners with them.
On Saturday evening the Shenandoah
Cornet Band boys will hold an ice cream
festival in the German Reformed church
yard. A feature of the evening will be
the presence Of the Gypsy fortune teller
Two brass bands and one string band Will
be in attendance TO furnish music for the
occasion. Come, everybody, and spend
an enjoyable evening.
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Military.

The military company decided the
other night not to attend the celebration
at Martinsburg today. This action after
receiving such a pressing invitation 10
rather surprising.
meeting of the Anderson Guards
Monday night, Captain j. &. Baker was
requested to decline the honor recently
conferred upon him in his election as
aforementioned Of the Second Virginia
Regiment, at Roanoke, recently, and re-
main in his present capacity, the company
threatening 10 dis band unless he accedeu
to their request. He will doubtless DO
as requested. The captains labors to
place his company second to none IN the
State are appreciated by his men as TINS
action shows.
Captain J. c. Baker, Of the Anderson
Guards, has received a letter IRON Mr.
w. W. Chase, mine host of Orkney
Springs, inviting this company and Others
snfficient 10 form a battalion, fromi the
Valley, to spend a week or more in camp
at the Springs early in August, at when
time President Harrison il expected to be
= guest there. No action was taken IN
the matter and the letter was forwarded
to Colonel Mutton, at Winchester The
company can accept this invitation with
out fear of a REPETITION Of the gross ill-treat-
ment received on visit to this resort
several years since when il was under dii-
fereut management
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MaurertOwn, July 8, ~
Mr.. Ed. Spike and wife were IA Town
last Sunday.
Mr.. Noah BAuserman is about IN The
same condition as at last weeks report.
Rev. Frank Koontz will preach in the
Brrtheru church here on Sunday night
next.
Harvest is about over. The rain in
terfered but very little with the
farmers.
Mr.. Gibbons, of Stephens City, was the
guest Of Mr. Levi Kser on last Sunday
evening.
Our Young people are or at loss to
know where to spend their 4th OF July
this year.
Mrs FED Hess and two children are
visiting her father, Mr.. W. D. spiker OF
this place.
Our town was represented behind MI
Kisers stable Sunday evening on the
seven up table.
Cur neighborhood has quite a crop OF
raspberrles and by all indications Will
have an abundance Of blackberries.
Rev. E. b. Shaver, formerly Of this
place is visiting his son, A. G. Shaver
Esq. and relatives here this week Rev.
Shaver advises us he is well pleased WIN
his new charge.
One of our reverend gentlemen had Only
eight acres Of wheat 10 cut, and the report
is that those who cut the wheat ate al
most az much wheat as the whole eigh'
acres will yield.
One Of our young gentleman gets very
thirsty when he attends Zion church. lie
went 10 the well only seven times the
last time he attended preaching lli'
girl lives next door to the well.
young man of our village was very
much disappointed in his settlement with
one our farmers for bis harvest money.
Rus expected TO make enough to buy
himself a pair Of shoes and also to take
a trip to see his best girl at Broadway
next week but. alas be was only paid
fifty cents per day, and he will COW have
TO draw on his bank account 70 nay his
railroad fare.