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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
BUsIEFss CHANCES.

DOR SALON long time A = great bargain
q new and complete stock 81 Drugs. Ply
lures and Druggists ~undries. 81 in splendid
shape. ca have lease Of store for from one O.
five wears. one Of the very best stores ane
location ia a village Of 200, town booming
falling health and must SOIL. Inquire ~ gsc b
y Jenkins. Resi Fstste, Loan ANA Insurance
Agent. Portland. Mich. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

says the Columbus Dispatch eft is
rot complimentary 20 TIE character OF
our legislators. that several ex-mem-
'bers are found among the number of
those who would ike favors az the
hands of the incoming general assem-
BY. When men VINO have at ia the
legislative body come back 70 the city
and enter the lists for the position Of
sergeant-at-arms, It looks as il the
oHce-holdng fever had got possession
of them and had destroyed tneir pride.
Besides, the average Buckeye likes %
think that the lsw-making body Of the
state IS made Of better material than
can be had for such a position as ser
gesnt-starms." It's 50 everywhere
snd illustrates the q advantage OK
beginning ones political career as the
very top u0tch Of his capabilities HIS
only recourse then u 20 retire 70
private lie or slide down the scale.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
MONTY TO LOAN.

Ell 00Q NOW on hand % loan; $1,000
IL svOV more by December IS rates Tea-
sonable. mortgages and land contracts bought
Joseph ii. Martin. 81 Canal-st. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

Reed is said to look Ike Shakespeare,
bgt $50 he or not TO he lSpeakerl, that
s. ihe question" that mas most inter
csted nm for months past Mean
while the Michigan man Burrowed
about h.s roots IN a way calculated to
make him nervous. But since the
Name statesman has been chosen, we
here and now prophesy that he viii
prove m unhroken Reed to bis party.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

EQk oALE-A new l-r4oN house % IA >
4Ke. LAfge lef EIa4es sne ssa4tN esn
crete va Ess sever vel ciete. a. A.. e.ia
colo va.cT a&lh IsaI1 .Af~tufH ne Sc ttte
hesftl. aartara ereIe. esellrlc aalls. brck
SCI fll nalS slt 49, iAScrtA -lAi iNhS ~ ttite
iui aePtn &c Tar under entire house ~ -
porcaes su4 ayts.Gt cLiM urys 3 shoit = e'A
KtutcEf. EcaalltIl nulle. CleSU ID s-frl .ttar
'ar oals s. rt. cash, lllHt ef fAHtth ldt
l4rats Nuaa. 81. laita. lA4ts i LAeAe-.a 2
lae tipe. LttSaFa AiecA
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
WAETED-TO RENT.

WANTED-Siore room on Monroe-st.. about
w 25Xl00 feet. with three 10 i've toors of q
double store with Two floors or more. by au Old
established house. now doing business ou
same street. that must have more room u .ll
make IL an object for some one 70 build sllfa-
ble building. Address "E :. s." Daily Demo
crat. city. Possession wanted April ], lssJ. IS
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

/ OK cAik-l have slln ons AcN A1N'sttA
hglse ~ NoiieSe-afe. Tor SO 49, tes
srHapa &1a saeact.. C4acfcis 49,, %~s a stA
taSAtary m3nkal t..Cfral bells. uftek sci ttt
Aaee &na a. maeerH shlf.f efctt4tAts. =
acpIh cx e. aa0el .fe heaSe. i&rAt f'ii e-iss
~12 sufas0t chllu aCse ~ >aftt .e- A.s'.
be..Ultfu. hen.f Il 50 81 Street ca lel o. =
,.t cash. lllue. o q tl's Jay air ~ .'e>
IS Tafts Iafss . bueA4Asls lss etnoe Lea
yaTd kloaA. a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

"The latest fsd which has found its
way across the Atlantic 20 these shores
is called pedonancy. which means,
when interpreted. tne art of reading
character by the curves. the angles and
the general contour If the foot
Since the curves. the angles and che
general contour of the foot are deter
mined o. a great extent by ones corns
ard hun.ons, it viii st once 10 seen
that it is II supreme Importance that
they be properly nurssd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

THs great ERE a. Boston vas caused
b. the crossing 0f electro vlres. II
slsctrc ~ vlu START such fires IN FIRE
proof buildings, it u scarcely safe even
T. put them under ground. They
night anticipate has great day when
the elements shall melt with fervsnt
hraf
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

NATURAL gas explosions and electric
hgh fires tend to renew confidence in
tovc-w0od and tallOw dips.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

NVANTED-One lady canvasser to canvass
w the State of Michigan for the sale OF
Steketee's Neuralgia Drops; none wanted un-
less they have experience; can make good
wages. 80 MOnT0eSt. $50
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
I!I!LlL! I!IILI
II !. |. I I !. ]. ]. ]. ] !. D ] ]
mLF vlsfEe KALs
AZ mis AEsnI. easrse mss 90 ana ;
n lucrative y ssl-teH hY aHusf ata a1
.. M >aaaay msFnlag at 10. as srd e.
il sel b-s,A f4gl4 81 80 lsslest q. t4r lls
EsiSl-- 30
p0ARDINe-A few bosrasgs waited 81 lol
- A9rh Creseent-4se. sc
WANTED -Ihres ysaas mea - wors n
" stale, Ntsf taulr vt- rc-sl -naya ai4
hates e-,h se.ary IS psr moaih Sal
~ aatuss- G. Z =. Hi.eeR. aad i heig
tag B4ll.iuE Gr44a Rapids sc
VsrANTED-Au once man for eorresponaius
W aal ni.i clarh a.sa orttr rf loF cttK cr
lserN S. gahf references uitsl le tefN Ssva
and .nlltal on made ln cNt hanahrl
sI.te salary wanted. address y. boa 9. llis
cL-el.
KKANTfD Two men as special Ssents O.
" Marh lu STATE. uE-rt MVrA NUHl hafc
aatrsss 10 l.. wilcox. ~ ana Is Hezmilss
Eu ang. and Rapids. $40
NEANTED-Csrpsnters. cal, aaa see the oest
" Combination Door LprA e1 50 ih al-a srt
prcrsi sea Nll Aafe ~ otHffi 30 1d mra
Naat-a fossil o-r .ocAs. Van n9IA, % south
Diyslou-.f. sa
WANTED teams ard 81 meni railway
W W.rA nrar E-elr Lake. Aeut County
street hallway.
GALEsMAN WANTED al once local or tra,-
~ e4s. b@ Pas slrady works STOCK Wai-
rautrdi tlaIck ee 1903 eleeialf.cs o4sai Icrs
experience unnecessary. JAS. y. Whitney.
Nurs-rynsn. Eech slcr \. j. oo
sea SALARY. So eap.us-s in advance
4 W allowed eacA month steady vmpl 3
Ell at hnAr or Nafrine. 30 s.licit y.
ButIcs dellKtTlhr ald making objections. No
postal car1s. Address wiki stamp. Halef
Co.. hquS. uid5. ~
WANTED -Saiesmea at once; fes good
" men 10 Sell oar goods ~ sample O. the
wholesale and retail lrilat- We are The lars
est manufacturers ia ORR line ln Tie M.I-a-
Liberal salary pads permanent pos 600 F.
money advanced far WAGES. Advertising eic.
For ful terms atdres, Centennial Manuiactur.
ing Co. Chicago, Ll., or Cincinnati. o. so
NNANIED-Reliahi local and travelling
W saiesmeu positions permanent; spet iai
Inducements now last selling sprciaittesi
don delay salary irola start. Brown Bros,
Nurserymt n, chicago. i'll. Jan ~
WANTED -Salesmen. clerks, book keepers
w hartrl4tI,. teamst-rs, shipping clerks
farm hands. Office help and all others oui OF
employment ID call and Investigate our en-
tire'y new and thoroughly reliable system oi
procuring situations. Cooperative Employ
ment Company, I.-is Monroe-St-. rooms u and
s. Porter block. Phone l0ZI.
\AANTED-MAN-To take the agency OF our
w safes; size 2SXlsxls Inches; weight oJJ
lbs: retail price So; other sizes IN proportion.
4 rare chance 10 create a permanent business
al home These safes meet demand never
before supplied by other safe companies as We
are not governed by the safe Pool. Alpine
safe Co. Cincinnati. ~. wed-sat
HELP WAETED-FENALB.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

WITHIN slanx's tafae 81 lsnc thsi Las
" lGst berH ssi6 ier S6st Pcs &cre. bsNs =
arrrs ta ~..'.-k lnsl,llr tof s4lx la ter
a. iog s2k per acre L s. FreFlA.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

WANTED-A lady in each city, town and
w township TO procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine, conducted by Mrs. John A.
Logan. Special inducements offered. Refer
ences required. Address The BrOdIx Publish
Ing Company, Washington. u. c.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
REAL EslATE- COUNTRY.

hLAL Lc A. 4 NNL - III
EOR SALN.-Lot No. :. ottawa Beacai this
Il lot j, one of the nrsf selection % ls To-
Gated ora y "A short distance from tie hotel al4
has nue view % Lake Michigan. Address
Jas H. Haskins 0E N. J.. LJFeland 1raha
Rapids Mich. l1-san
4 GREAT BANGAlA-2l0-acre farmi frame
y house good orchard JOE acres improved
I miles from Baldwin. Tor sale cheap. Inquire
Iaggaft. vs. Oic0tt nausOn. - Nl
FURNITURE sIORED.
DADCLIFFA HOLT general warcbOuscmen.
Al al III South Division -. store al Kinds ~
merchandise A. iuW rates, packing and
moving promptly attended 10 0y telephouiur
no. so. lAA li-.~
ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
Il stored. viii receive liberal Inducements by
calling at :. J. Walkers. IL South Division 81.
A speciality Is made Of renting tables aud
chairs for entertainments. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

NAsSAGE-Psrlor. Turkish and vapor baths
vi a luxury 20 the we'll a relief 60 the sick.
Am indorsed here by the leading physicians
Ladies. these baths are for your benefi- ms
ing or NeS Fuller block. corner CANA aud
Trtdge-st
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

Mr.. KENNEDY IS here from Detroit 70 give
nu instructions on the guitar and banjo by
note; II lessons for s.. Call on address 30 OF
taWa-st. 90
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

(EANTED-io teams ald - msni railway
W W.fA Hrar Eee1's Lake. AeAt County
street Hallway.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

XNANTED-MAN-To take the agency OF our
w safes; sizc 3SNlsXls inches; weight oD
lbs: retail price So. other sizes in proportion.
rare chance 10 create "A permanent business
al home These safes meet "A demand never
before supplied by other safe companies, as We
are not governed by the safe Pool. Alpine
safe Co. Cincinnati. ~. wed-sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
HELP WANTED-PRNALB.

NVANTED-A nurse. Mrs. T. Stewart White.
w Avery Place. 81
WANTED laundry girls; diningroOm
W girls; > cooks; chambermaids; 10 girls
for general housewOrk. Ladies Parlors. 1919
MOnroe-st.. Room 33. 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
Haw Hicks Paid the Bisi.
MinnnAnnlik TrfhnnA.

Some years ago. when Judge IL. @.
Hicks was not so prosperous as he has been
in later years. be owed a little bid OF SO to
a well.known firm, and one Of the members
came TO see him about IL. The judge, then
a plain colonel, lately returned from the
war. frankly confessed that be was bust.
ed - and asked for an extension OF time.
'Cant DO IL, " said the gentleman; ii you
don't pay Il. we will have TO sue you.
eHow can pay when haven't COS tie
money ?" asked the colonel. An want
is 4 little time.
well, well have TO bring suit, : said the
gentleman. "a he started OF
Hold on" said the colonel, as bright
idea struck him. "lf yon must sue, why
not give me the easef You viii have to
employ some lawyer"
That's 50, said the gentleman; ''all
right. bring the suit
Colonel Hicks brought the sait, confessed
Judgment. sent in his bin for SO attorney $
fees. collected IL and then settled the iaog-
ment. From that time on he had AL The
fsrnats Law business
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
HO LIDAY'
FURNITURE.
49, A r 49,
Clark & Capen' $.
/ WARE ROOMS,
| PIKE AID FIFTH STREETS.

/ What better or more appropri-
ate, or more acceptable, or more
useful present can you give your
husband, your wife, your father
your mother, your brother, your.
sister, your sweetheart, your cousin,
your uncle or your AUNT, than a
beautiful Plush Rocker, an Ar
Itistic Willow Rocker, a nice Plush
Tor Spun Silk Bed Lounge, beau
ltiiul Parlor Suit, an Artistic Rug,
IA 6rst-class Hair Mattress, a nice
easy Chair or Center Table, a
pair Of Chenille Portieres or Lace
Curtains a handsome Couch.
sdraped with Portiere, or an ele-
CANT Oak Bedroom SUIT
All these and a thousand and
one other beautiful articles are on
exhibition in our store, corner
PIKE AND FIFTH STREETS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22


Ross water Is extensively made in India
At 6hazipore, in Bengal, there are ham
dreds Of acres laid out for the purpose.
The harvest IL in March and April, and the
result OF the distiIlation Is 10 supply about
cine quart OF rose water for each / 900 Of the
blooms; but aduIterstion is very much re-
sorted 70. oil OF sandal wood being the me-
cinm: and the people Of India do not seem
to mind much whether they get the odor
OF the rose or Of the sandal for their
money. IL Is comparatively cheap
where IL is made. costing two or three
shiliings quart, even when adnIterated.
Otto or altar of roses Is much more inn
noEtant and expensive. The origin Of this
condensed perfume Is told IN ore OF the
romantic stories OF the East. IL is said
thai Nooriehan Begun. the feyorIte wife
ct Jehan Geer. was walking in her garden,
through which ran a stream Of rose water,
when she noticed some oily particles float
ing on the surface. She had them
skinned off and their aroma was
found to ne so delicious that means
were devised to produce the precious
essence in more regular way. The
method IL an extension OF that which is
used to produce rose. water, but ii takes
about thousand trees to supply about
two ounces OF altar, and It's value Is seldom
less than twenty pounds sterling At that
price. and unadulterated il Is sold mainly
10 Europeans, while in less pure form IL
Ii vended in the native bazars. II Is bought
ky the Westerns. however, for manufacture
ing purposes. and not 70 be used in its
pure condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
a little Farm Wen rIlicd.
Horliculturlst.


As an indication OF the capacity for pro-
duetiveness Of the valley lands OF Wash
ington. we would call attention 10 the fig
nres following. representing the results Of
Il seasons work. Mr.. Hopes last year
rented twelve and a-haif acres Of land near
Stuck. giving one-third crop as rental, The
produce already sold amounts to $1,000.
and there yet remains 20 be disposed Of
100 loads. worth &C q very low estimate
~ COO. This makes the gross results 81, 900,
giving s.. 900 to the owner OF the land as
rental. or $ifo per acre. The products Of
the above land were vegetables, arranged
as 20 succession so As 70 have one crop sue
coed another as far as possible reasonably.
The land which will produce a rental Of
g1fe per acre must have a heavy intrinsic
value Ten per cent. on 81 go per acre for
land IL largely In excess of the returns of
the very best OF Eastern agricultural lands.
aud il il certainly apparent that real estate
having this productive capacity Is a good
thing 10 get hold OF at the prices at which
il is selling ut the present time. The above
shows also conelusiyeiy that q working
man cannot do better than invest his funds
70 some extent In a small tract of FIVE or
ten acres as place where he can earn
handsome returns II his other occupations
f.sf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
4 Recipe far Your Frlend.
Sau Nayk tgassa


Two secretly Young men entered
sssasysthsFd street restaurant Just before
NsaaasAs the elhsr night and t9ok seats
- ne doog. One was sober and evidently
ass y nnwslliugly. and the other was
Tie sober maa jiiant want te leave
3 lFsssso n The condition in which be was,
sti BE Nas net sele ~ induce him TO
ae.as indeed. he MAS hardly able. lie
!, u esSsinste. tiFet and gate untitled %
- safe Of himself. A cup 81 cogiee wss
~aSiss Tor the man who was carving too
u : load. aad by thai Tins be was in
49, V side esi his chair under the table.
- eaiseF appreciated the sober mans
essaEaas aud asked him quietly.
- yos wans Co make year igisad
y eoasse do
- Hassef poured about gu from the
49, 81 eraet into che cup q coffee.
Aaks hlsa drink that" he said. and
hssa "a
- seeer nan managed 20 arouse hts
- Ard induce hssn 10 swallow the uasx.
- saseh be dii evidently without de.
s.-ae anything peculiar in the taste. In
s.'aatss BE wks different man. lie
= ~ came 10 himself, and began 10
- tAtioasily and seneFsy lie didn't
- saAs ae had heaa drunk or know
s =. sas Strengthened him out. He got
1sss fSfssr& control Of himself and
49, g steadily. quite wiling 10 50
s..ne All h hsd.
seaSF man msde nose % the
- HEsseElsllnf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
Pretty eirls Ia Cages.


One og the pretty sights IN the treasury
Is afteen or twenty handsome ladies IN
cages Pretty Namen are not 80 scarce in
The department that When they eet hold ei
ore they pas her In cage, but the ladies
referred 60 oceaey their little prisons in
accordance with an cd custom. Tie
comptroller ot fhe currency has decided
10 revive a system in vogue years sro BY
putting 4 safeguard around the counters et
money and lsogst rs them Ia little iron
cages. They are p9t n their prisons IN
noraing. large piles Of noses are given
,hers and there they sss al day laas count
inr the currency as fast as their fingers can
move. The only Communication ths ladies
have with any enc outside Of their cages
is through = speaking tube coDnsctiag
shxn WITH the chleg % the hareSH. The
ladies. naturally. dent take 10 this ~.
gSnyxment very kindly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

the spring Of isi1s at the annual election IN
Rhode Island, In one 81 the towns or pre-
eHncts. The voting sssween the Federal ard
hepabaican Tor Democratic. peace or war1
Pastass lad been Tor yesxs very close. rot
more than . majority Of one or two sotez.
nc polls closed 81 O'clock and d Federal
iArnaeg living mile o. 20 dizsanf from the
Y0ftrg place. having been busy al day. al
l0Meki himself just barely time 10 reach
the polls IN the evening. He hurrSeaIy
crossed bis helds On foot, and reaching his
last or division fence. found one OF his val
uable Pigs fast between the ulanks and
stopped % get Il out. which be Eonnd more
GiIncait than he expected, but he worked
with al bis strength 70 pub the pig cat.
and failing IN that, tried 10 PRIV a plank
from the fence, which, after some time. be
succeeded in doing, and then started on .
run for The voting place. Just a. he got
within 100 feet 81 Il the town clock struck
8 and the polls closed without his vote.
The result was that & Dernocrss. OF war
representative. from that town was elected
b. one vote When the general assembly
Faet few weeks afterwards 3 Democrat or
war United States senator. was CHOSEN on
joint ballot By one majority. In 1879 the
declaration Ut war with England was car
lied in the United States Senate by one
vote. General Jackson Was nominated IS
maloF-generai ard confirmed by one
vote January s, 1915. He commanded the
army at the battle Of New Orleans, gained
victory, became popular military hero
and as his reward was elected and re-
elected president Of the United States
turned ali the Wings out Of Office. removed
the deposits. vetoed the national bank bill
and played the devil generally. and all be-
cause that -- pig away up In Rhode
Island got fast in a plank fence
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

Exists wksr tna ksdneys iase their activity
Fzpsnft measures shnnId - taken 70 sezsN =,
Otherwise Er1sAk'a dzs@ase. Diabetes. Or sez1e
etAeE orEsnEc tsnuase i - 80 apprsheoded IS
ecasequezee. Hcesekskf's stonsea BatseFs = :
NEST 6esrkbie dinEetse IS 81 sstRussflve acsscn
zp1a thcse organs never croases ne boFdsr dne
Of safety and merxes into irritation, - DO nAay
stsmalants nssd fox 90 eaEzs pagpose ~ Sas
exveiezs and mnfnxsrEeEed The stimuli Ct CO..
Eesee. EeFy and Hmmeaicased, are not szftAnae
corrective aenn1k IN case Ike this. They ex-
cite without pzcsacEnR permanently eessEaeAe
rssast The .-jask medium between theEn and
IN ineaeesx&i 6izrcf1e IS he Bstterss which =
also specific fea zaainrl4. complaints. dyspeR-
sic. constellation end rhenEsssisxn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

=. esssi f4ieats0ns in Montana. due 20
ssssas u enc small precinct, promrtS
stSsanaFesis Ss.sstaes 81 sell the fellow
ssfF 10 Illustrate what enc vote
- SEARS ago Ccteaes seasan. then
- = saie city Of Msshlugsnn. as Vas
49, $50. gave large dinner party. at
- was present. liz tue coarse a the
s.sssaaaAeas the Importance Il one voar
So. - s''.asssaaenees and gusa results was.
- - stasF sAngs. tie subject az caavey-
-. - sd saoxssmos Cerwfn. shen United
A. ss..stas. narrated Ia BIS lniasitAhs
= 49, sts Behaving, 70 show. ~ he said.
- sss+sss ss sess a. tas Importance q
49, ans heN So tsom whom Ehs
So - ses esceaa cast cat. nsAFiy tin his
ruined The country, tawlss In
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
CHRISTMAS Axp NEw WARS KxcuRs1o
EATE

TIE Nershssn Psffse EaS2ruad comas1Y pace
IN a1ee8. Is ae Gsezi oasy necssztag "a DeCyza-
ReE - neeeEsheF g sls8 SAassry L an 0xf asxsaz
RATE 81 aaa AID 0Ae-Etth fsre tag fAe roRut frsr
hetsNss a. loca1 R0inss weSs al sfsk&na PAS
ire 1ssa We gwsfssetiNg rkst2NAsA2 e. tseEEg g.
ticket = ses2
Tae esssgs - sSfs ssss 4 - accommodates shs
sazaY Fess&la wAa WERs3 fesAAgs Mke 60 tsks
sAsst tips AzFeS The Asa3teass. ksf rs slS e.
fvssaE ses - 6osng uHlesS $3.50 disbursements IS
ageFNs is tes way * sSssee&& Ears.
tickets NSs3 he sd N8aY Ga Gates sAsTs stas&d
eaE ST. hs asasfss b g&MN&Fs fag ne rcsarA
es4re
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

EseusNsNa tacksEs - a. essnts tn FnHSpe Nra
Ekas11S ses& - NcssAeTn khclE< EeNe4 s72css
As~ Is sexuna ksEcs4. kassssa eaaek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

~ have eight large esecsszf 4lSatas Esys6k -
1AsNsht a. nsrAE Ay&raN fA&s@a & Ca tAt
laFxess esesAsnx dealers ~ TIE WNFas. essneE Ce
innhtA al EFaaF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ABOUT six inches Of rain fell In this vicinity
duiing the month of June.
Mr.. James G.. Berrst. one cfthe board of
directors, says the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal will Do repaired before the next sea-
son.
The lighted buoy at the tail OF the horse
shoe In Chesapeake Bay has been removed
for repairs. 1t will BIZ replaced as soon as
possible.
The R., F. & P. Company is building a
two story pump house ON the river bank at
Fredericksburg. in order to supply the tanks
at that point with water for their engines.
A man named S5alcup. resident Of Fair.
lax county, on Saturday abandoned his
horse in Georgetown, which WAS badly
foundered. The animal was turned over to
the pouDdmaster.
Mr. I. ]. Patterson has bought out the Eldorado
House restaurant and solicits a share Of the pub
lie patronage. He keeps the best of liquors at the
bar.
The sewer under the intersection Of Gibbon
and Pitt streets caved in this morning, having
boon washed out by the recent raius.
Much complaint is made of the noise made by
the COWS which are allowed to roam at large all
night in the western part of the city.
The July meeting of the City School Board will
be held tonight instead of Thursday which falls
on the 4th OF July.
The crop of grass in the park of the Gentlemen
Driving Association was sold to Mayor Downhsm
for $50.
The Manassas tain now leaves hero in tho
evening at 4:4O instead of 3, as heretofore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-02

U. s. CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Il. w.
Hughes presiding The case OF w. w. Page,
OF Edge Hill, King George county, charged
with nail robbery. was postponed till Sep
tember 30 h with an order for peremptory
trial at that time and the witnesses recog
nized to appear.
An order for an allowance for the ex-
psnses of the past mor'em examination OF a
colored woman recently killed on the Ar.
lington estate, and one for expenses Of hold
ing nm inquest on the dead body OF man
found on that estate. were entered.
Sundry accounts for witnesses, &c, OF no
general interest were allowed.
The resolutions Of respect to the memory
of the late Judge Stuart adopted by the bar
of this city, presented by s. Ferguson Beach,
esq were ordered to he spread on the min
utes of this Court, ard as mark of respect
the Court adjourned for the day.
The Court will adjourn to morrow.