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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-08-14
Washington & jefferson College,
WASHINGTON. IA

The S9th yeur begins Sept. IL.
C'assie7ll. Scientific and Preparatory
Departments For in ormation con-
cerninE Preparatory Department ap-
ply TO PRaF j. ADOLF ScHNuTZ,. Prin :;
for Catalogue or other information to
PREs'T MoFTAT
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-08-14

Th- following Is the amount received by
J'r' miah Lyons, EsI., Treasurer for the
-yiiui ot the Hood suffers ia MIfiiIntowu, Pat
trrsou and vicinity, from a pubic meeting
held IN the Court House recently, and from
private subscription
Total amount reed from 81 sources 500 81
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V'e,r Firm.
DROP IN

We have now filled our
shelves With SPRING AND SysfaEk
Goods of all kinds. Our Gus
toners have appreciated our
efforts tc give them goods to
suit their purposes, and we
believe that We are better pre-
pared than ever to merit their
confidence. We invite YOU to
come and see and be satisfied.
In our dress goods department
we have almost everything
DON'T be backward, call fer
what you want.
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tlc Treasurer. er............ -
We. the undersigned, having audited the
above aud foregoing distribution account
Irr,H Hliak Lyons, ESQ, Treasurer, ind the
sanlC 20 Do correct.
LOyIs +. ATKINSON,
i. NORrH,
EDwNRn T.. BERRY
NuaiutCWu. Aug. Sd. Committee.
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THE CANDIDATE
THE Platform.

The Republicans OF Pennsylvania, n con-
yention assembled, submit the following
platform:
The doctrines enu5ciated al ChiCsgo in
June, lSsS, 10y the National Republican
party received the ind d-rs-ucut Ot the peo
pie At the polls in the follow ing Novetobcr-
Upon them the Keystone State set the sea-
Of her approval by eighty thousand msiOrity.
With renewed en- mPhasts We reatfrm those
cardinal principles, aud again submit them
20 the electors OF PenBsy lvanIa tor Their ap-
probation
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Shoes and B0Ofs.

Our Boes and Shoe De-
partment is full in its assort-
ment, and you certainly can b.,
suited in fit, quality and price.
Whatever Improvements have
been added by the manufacture
We have them all. We can
supply YOU with foot wear for
any in or out, door service. Our
grocery Department never lags.
We have on hand full line o.
Fresh, Plain and Fancy
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Saturday, August 24, 1889,

at I O'Clock p NJ, OF SAID day.. TO Wit
No. 4. A farm situate in gayette town
ship, Junfais county. Pa, bounded on the
north by lands of Aaron RDush on the
Ahs east ey lands of l. rcian Auker and
tscac Sseilenberger /; on the sonth by land
of Reuben Leonard, amt on the west by
lands "i Solomon BardelI, containing
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-08-14

of the sale by the court IS per cent. on
January !, 1890; 20 per cent. on April 1,
1920, and the remainder, being 40 per cent
on April 1891, with interest on all defer
red payments from date of confirmation of
sale by the court deeds TO be delivered
and possession given within Is days after
confirmation of sale by the Court, except
ing tract No. l, of which possession will
not be given until April !, 1890 ;deferred
pavrnents 10 be secured by jud cement note.
HENRY L. SMITH,
REUBEN CAVENY,
At. .4ssigness.
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Friday, August G2fd,. lS89,

At O'Clock w. Of said Gay TO wit
No. /. TIE undivided os4 halt ef ibat
certain plan taizsD and tract ,: :4and -i1ss,,. in
Delaware township, one an4ts one hsss miles
SoTtheast OF rEs'rnpsoatowa Coundc5 % the
south and west ~ lands Of ;: %. Evans
Seirs on the EoTth by d. ,. DI:z1a ou
hN- 1 kn.n Z isr. a.
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Thursday. Septembea5th, 1889,

at 9ne o'c'oCk P NJ, sharp. the following
very vatuabls Real Estate, 10 Wit:
No. I. A tract of land situate in Fayeste
township, SrnIats County. Pa, bounded
nd described as follows an the north by.
.snds OF Isbn Kinzer, Ssan Leidy aud
Jobn Ho>tetIer east by lads of Marg sr,te
Hem and J. g. Winey lsonth by lands, of
Clemeniile.S 5 hslly. T. T. Davis, Julis A.
Dunn aEdjothsr lands o-sAssignor, an fwes:
by lands Of George F.. Mcfarland, oTher
lands og Assignor and =. Y. Shelley con-
s.Ty
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Republican state Convention.

Ths Republican Stale Convention met At
Harrisburg Oh the 1;h inst aud nominated
Henry X. Boyer Of the 5th yard Of PhIia-
delphii, the Republican candidate tor ; tate
Treasurer.
The work OF the convention was all COM
p'eted within a period OF thres hours
THE CANDIDATE
Henry kliCs Boyer was born in Mont
gomery county, Pa. III lS5O.-tSs followed
school teaching a number OF years IN his
native county in PhIladeiphia aad in New
Jersey, ana IN 1871 began TO read law With
TX Attorney General b. II. Brewster OF
Philadelphia, ard while reading taught
school part of the time. After admission
to the bar he began the practice OF law IN
PhiladelphIa, and soon entered uOHtics,
sras elected 4 member of the Legislature
and has twice been speaker OF the House-
He will be elected State Treasurer next
November.
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PRIVATE SALE.

BE Undersigned offers Ia acrts cCcboic.
ianc, ahj"'rihg tbe borough of Patterson. a
private sale. There is good barn and
corr cr'o on the ira;t The land is all clear
ana Level and well adapted for the erowib
OF ali kinds of grain and garden nroduc,.
For partisulars call on
JOHN CrssIssEAx.
Patterson, Juniata Co, Pa
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE
VERY TAIEABLE EAUESTATE

By virtue OF An Orier OF The Court OF
ComI-rsu Pleas of JuDiaia Comfy, issued
to Us on the lSsh day of Mares, 1889. We,
the Assignees ct Hon. Jacob Smith, of Fay
cite toa nship, Juniaia County, Pa, wili5
sell ~ public S.tery at the residence OF
said Hon jacob. Smith, on Trsst No. !, iIzs
said township, one half mile lorth of Nc
Aris{eryilIe. On
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LEGAL.

0RPHANS' COURT SALE
REAL ESTATE.
3y virtue Of an order Of sale for the pay
ment of debts issued out of the Orphans
Court Of Juni4ta County, Pa, l the under
signed Executor Of the last will and tcsta-
mrut of William ID. Webster, late Of Walk
er township, JuuIata County, deceased,
will sell by public vendue or outcry At th-
late residence of said deceient, on
Saturday, August II, 1889,
at one O'Clock p NJ, Of said day. IN. fol-
lowing described Real Estate, 10 wit:
All thai certain tract Of land situated in
Walker Twp, Juniats County. Pennsyl-
vania, bounded on the north by lands of
John Rodgers on the east by lands OF Jos
eph Hostetler on the south by lands of
John Merfz, and on the west py lands of
Robert Roc containing about
SEVEN ACRE More or Less.
with the sPPurtenances having thereon
erec ted
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
Gettysburg, Pa.

EOCN3ED IN 1892. Large FacC4Sy
l. Two !ull courses of study-Clsssica
aud Sci"ut,ti:- Special courses in all de-
partmsrt-:- Ohser1sinrv, Laboratories ard
new q nr--ssiUs8. Three large buildings.
Srran h,.at. bisrarIes 22 900 volumes.
Ext-uSexr l",v D. pArtaicnt OF Hygiene
and PhNzi.a. & nj ere ia c;iprEe of an eE-
prtivn sd IL -tcs,R. Accessible by ire
qu.-nt R.Ir "a ttarnS. Location on The
BATrLHytEla. { C--ftvs burg most pleasant
: IA thy PEeEPA ATORY DE-
PAR sT7SENE, Il. seParat- euilGings 70
boys and yDuag ui-u pr"p"rlng t"i hhs'
ness or c. l-zr under special care of the
PRINCIPAL au6 three s>siSlsnts, residing with
studen-s M thr buii 5ug Pal. term opens
$ sept. 5ihvisS9. Fer GI'ainsues. address,
IL w. M1f[SIjHT, D. u,
President, or
ESE,-, II =. BUE HER, a. NJ,
Principal.
{, ,.tfN si,urar p
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Saturday. August 81, 1899,

At one o'clock r. NJ, OF said day, the fCs
lowing described valuable Zeal Estate, -
wit
All that certain plantation and track o.
land situate in Delaware Township, Junlata'
County, Pa, bounded tSs north by
lands OF Samuel Kiufiman OF the east by
lands of Samuel Weaver and others '
on the south by lands OF Wilissn q. Smith
on the west by Lands OF John L. Auker and
G,r,r..I L r.frnan containing
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ONE HuSDREu ACRES.

-sore or less, al! oi which lie cleared and in
good state Oi cultivation
The ImproyeaoDts area
Le6'FRAME TvELLING Hos5s, 2SxG2 feet,
Sank Barn 36xSO feet. There il Il good
7oung apple orchard on tisfaFrn IN good
osaJIDg condit53n-
The land is Er1sstone aEd5aint and there
s-a never failing spring o. water on the
place
The above isS. desirable property, con
TcLIent to sch Iols, cnUrcb-s, and m tr<.ts
No. . The -ndfvid-d 1s-, bali of %
sGrtzs Of Sopis.ssd, situate. IN same town
ship, bnuode'A south bY aB,ds of Hertz ler's
esI-s nn the ~est hy Jonathan KiSef- ;
7orth and ca Shy Iaads, Ut Benjaman De-
aaE. This!p---choice zricj of won!l.u i
Eeh set with Cae-tnGT timber
No. B. A iEsot ot iazz. IN sam Sowast.S,
about 2 miles east an Thompsuntown IA
E.'at ieadiuEz fro IN Tie sps..itora to cr~ss
Tosds bounced north aal east by lands sf
-rrem emiah i-osden-lazss' on the south sv
lands of WiiSsin GSaEpiH and John Y
smelly west by iIrNas- OF David T.. Srisaer
aau Christian Benua7s containing
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F0RTY-.tN ACRES.

more or bsss, nearly ala cleared. Tia, nm
prOvemenis, a
Log FRAME DWELLING HOUS {, 24x3G.
feet, hog pen ara spring house. nryer ta,I-
ing spring of was-r close To door, s.enty Of
choice iEiit of al Kinds on premises.
The undersigned '.ill also exp.se. TO sal.
by public venIise or oTicry. at the dwell
log h@snse on i5sct No. 4, the following de-
sE.riksdi Real Es.afe. on
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-08-14
- NArIoNAh NIcToRY.

TIE NATIONAL VICTORY
We greatly rrioice IN the national victory
OF lsSS tor a two told reason iirst, because
u was fought and won under Pennsy ,sania
leadership and upon Pennsylvania p 'atsOrm
and second. because the executive and
legislative power Ia the Union has thereby
been restored TO the Republican party, which
within period OF less than thirty years,
has rescued tho country from the perlls Of
rebellion, OF treacheroUs reconstruction, Of
financial dIshOuor, and OF reck less Izs-il-iri-
al legislation. All OF which were distinct
lv involved IN the policy or acts Of the
Democratic party a. now governed
THANKS TO quay.
The Republicans Of Pennsylvania claim
especia' recognition Tor the reason that in
the hour OF its extremity th-y furnished 10
the national Republican organization a
chairman who, during all the anxious days
of the recent national campaign, IN co-opera-
ton with the hOuored rrpreScn.ativ IS OF
other States. so controlled the forces at
hand - 10 compel victory The thanks OF
the Republicans OF this COmmorW wealth are
due and hereby rendered TO the Hon
I Matthew Stanley Quay tor the honorable
aud masteriul way IN which hs cond ueted
that campaign.
HhRRISoS's ADNISIsTE NTIoA 4 ENDORSED.
we cordially indorse the administration
Of President Benjamin Harrison, because :
/ steadily dvvotes itself TO the work OF brocS
and intelligent administration by competen
and trusty officials and makes its rule o: m
flexible duty the faithful observance, no
the hypocritical EVASION, OF the pablI
statutes because It proposes honestly q
collect aud honestly TO dispurse the pro
ceeds OF public taxation, and seeks I,
adjust the burdens thereof that thSse per
sons snd interests able to bear most shal
bear most. and those able TO bear least shal
bear least, and that in all cases the vexa
tions and inqusitorial forms of taxaiio'
. shall be- first reduced and abolished be
cause il il pledged To give to suffering com
munitirs needed help in the necessary " or
B. Of public education IN order that thsr,b
the citizenship Of this whole country ma
. be elevated because il aims to secure
, adequate legislation protection against tn
odenses Of suppressed and miscounte
ballots, OF perverted returns ana false Gel
, tidcates Of election and Of murderou
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GENERAL SIMON CAMERON

The death of General Simon Cameron.
for sixty years a conspicuous son OF PeU3-
sylvania, aud tor much OF that time in the
honOred discharge OF important public iuEc-
uons-S tate and national executive and
l-gislatIve--is great pubdc i.ss which pro
periy drTesads OF this convention an earnest
expression of their deep sorrow, and that
tuer should testify their ADMIRATION and yea
Grafton for his career ana Character
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PENNSYLVAE1A RAlLR0sp
T | N E-T ABLE
EAsTW4 4KB.

IN end after Sunday MAY l2lb ,S-
trains shEt stop al isis y iIl run as ,slloy'.
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ORPHANS COCRT SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTAEE.

By virtue Of an order of sale Issued out
Of the Orphans Court Ct Janiats Coanty,
Pennsylvania, the uuct-rsigned, adnIinis-
trat,r of Samuel J Kuri3, late OF Delaware
Township, JuniatA County, Pa, deceased.
will GeH hv public OHtcry, al The late resi-
drnce Of said decadent, iu Delaware TO5n-
shin yuui.i. Couuty Pa yn
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Grtfr Si'IIrg. p.
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Trains leave Altoona for points s-ulh' Il
30 a n. s - m. II SO p n. 80 ? n
90 P m, 90 ? N 30 P m.
Trains arrive at Altoona from p7In''
SnTth, At : - m. ~ s5 = ~. ] = M D
~ = M. ~ 4. m. 'n va. and N -
m.
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ErecHtor of Ddrid Smith.
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At.
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oYLMrr, SOCIETY.
rhs Susasner vacation Spent in Tie
mics ard Excursions.

several picnic excursions have ia&eis
plsge from his o5sy the pssf week. People
have desired ehAREe irun tAc regular
r.tutiue al business llfe and have sought
rvsf ana quiet around the bean sal esves
adjacent - oaF City-
Inc " issgs cham .s-s ~ Ihsn ls'r's pFsl-
rss ensefgalHcd q les Of thetr u tlsis
wednesday sseufas IA = nfannef s hseo
Nil long fse remembered as s. very pieas-
ssst g.,csssou rs hs.se prr>tsg.t. At'sF Ell
t5e(ug cgssqmet sad sistces0s u SaiAe 81
sFgt masir. the F.Aagy fsfacf1d afNsa5ss
he tahfe. Whtch Wa* well sued y IN TIE
-el'ea.5gs, fsr the trc5a-AiioH ot v liesa
tbes+ v.-urE iasites az noEett. A. = Isle
b,.tsr tHS sunapany stBFBea ~ u4FzrpaS.
HOS fsFs srtst wsce Mr.. RHd Mr. t3sstsi-
e...rs and family, NJ. ard NJ. a. y Ssss,.ss.
NJ + atsseVe. Mis- lass SCANS. 4iss
Ffua Rogers. Miss T.. sscrEoegg, NJ j. 4.
Mcoue sDi !. = ergo.
A nsrts ss.sg,siSfiug Of y ard NTs. A. 4.
PhtiltrS Mr. ti Parker. Ms eeTsse sud
Efzsie ghNNgss, Niss &aTgle Grange. NJ.
J. e. Bayt, Thomas la cr. u Alaen sad
n Nsw sni feft this ulaFBtug - Ss.e.ad US
8ay 81 naiirE's cove.
=. a. CAvd AR8 " Grower tcs th2s
Elssgaigy soF Cz.s esoa, DaScta-
~, teiaes2a. q "a t<snsssg, y FlsfskAs "a
ggr city
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tnx. After Ealing ous aseunt the hey. ~
psry tan<ted ard refrzAhWenes vers
sesved The "Trip vax = delightful one -
~ snoroaxhsy essjs.ssd 81 sae quests,
SPOKANE Falls: Miss Agnes 6cweu- ~.
LsifiAs koas<stsoa. Mrs Annie Etuurdy
- Post aid Miss woodruff. AMI Nassrx'
I. z. Best c. T. cisspool assd the Nes.rs.
NJ. and Mn C. 4. sm.tl. gave 4 caasns.
81 their norne ou A ssxexf. TIE lsssss ss.se-
pse'seEf lad Delights al fsme.
PERSONAL MOTIFS
Ne. James Andersen, the artist. i. st~rsy-
ID Z sfsssss tine up sse soard
Hrs. Cole ard Miss Cole. OF passlassss.
bsSe arrived In Tacoma Tor the ARA sner.
NJ 9. L. Holmes Is visiting the scenes
o. iszs yosEih- in sozaerset c,ansy. Mssrae
Nc. aud Mrs A. n. Rooerss and wife. al
fuEsssfs9. are tie sesests Of ffiessss IN Ia
coma
Mr. l. 3 j. Hunt. OF Seattle, came to
= sNoi =. last Sf%x azi sPe1s couple u
Miss Annie E6nsusfs viii xnessi the
coming winter ia Europe sac viii leave
fnr the Eass Ia 0csesey
Eawgrsi =. Foster aad ssella Van grurt
NtEe married Dy Justice Patrick or Tsss<-
aAy. Both are fr0a Tacoma
Conductor wheaton, grand chief of the
OTder OF Railway Conductors. IL exueesed
70 arrive IN Teeoma this week
NJ r. J. Hennesiy. NJ Eageae Keleey
49, SISTER. Miss G. g. keseey. Of Chicago.
Are IN Tacoma ard viii rg1aasa for the
summer
d. ". tiussfn aud Mrs. Ga.kgY. j NJ
Jtss nsosa and wffe and Aiss Florence Hal.
ait OF Oakland, Cal. are Al the Tacoma for
short ssay.
G J HaEabIefna aud wife. Ell Hafss@
ION. Miss blanche Jriluso0. Mss Msaa
u Ian blsFssa asssi c. e. Eaib,ek are . party
Al the TaeuEas
dr. aud Mrs. J. y EEewiss. Miss NJ N.
n ss'Fsiss, Miss ". T. Knowles. Miss ]
statf. OF san Francisco, spent s=veral
days in the city last week
key. Howard johnson. OF Cincinnati.
alsd zrster- Mrs. John A. shank, are the
guests OF their father ard mother. Mr.. and
Ms. ID. ; johnson, on q street
coieaei Z. : Alien and wife. OF Pitts
burg. ia. aere IN Tacoma early this week.
Thee went t. olympia. bat will return
next week when they viii spersd some
time In Tacoma before returning to the
East.
NJ. and Mrs. X X Moore and family
5eors. Lewis aud family and Mr. Weed.
and family, g A. White, ard Me.srs Case
Gsmeweii and wsmer have returned to the
city from camp beuna Vista, on Fox's
Island.
Miss Mary Cunningham. of this city, re-
ceiSed telegram announcing the death
OF her broth r. DR.. e. b. Cunningham. Of
Chicago, Miss kafe Cunningham. Of
Chicago. Is at present this guest OF Miss
CUNNINGHAM.
General Charles II r ealies. of New
York, who was ia tacoma for some time.
has decided 20 sell out his interest in the
q N % COLES & Levy, stock brokers, On
wall street. New York. and move with his
family TO Tacoma
Mis- Pelly. Miss Crystal Peily. Miss Col.
Illus and Miss Davies. aud Mr.. William Y
Bailey. Mr. josiah Csllias, jr. and Mr. Ber.
nard Pc IS. OF seattle, attended the hop at
the Tacoma Oh Friday eve 1ing They re.
turned home on SATURDAY..
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To the stockholders of the Home Firt
Insurance Company of seattle:
Whereas, 1T is desired 10 increase the cap
itsl stock of the III sme Fire Insurance
Company Of Seattle, therefore the under
signed, being d ma o'iiy of the trustees OF
said company. HEREBY cali "a meeting O.
the stockholders of said company To bs
held oa Monday, the 18th day of August
los4, at the honr OF O'clock. In the after
noot ol said cay, al the company's Office
In the city ei seattle, for the purpose al
considering proposition of the said
board of trustees daily adopted 81 meet
ing of said board, held June u, 1859. 10,
the increase of the capital stock of said
company from the sum of one hundred
thousand dollars 10 the sum of tao hund
red aud Fifty thousand dollars
JOHN L. Horn,
BAILEY GATzEgT,
IL. G.. STRUyE,
NJ ID. BALLARD
A. Is. STgwART,
JACOB FURTH.
THOMAS T. MINOR,
seattle. W, T., June Il. ISs9 Trustees.
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TEFAsirRY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY, ;
WASHINGTON, June ~. 1850.
WHEREAS. By satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 20 the undersigned. it has been
made 10 appear that THE Washington
National Baak of SEATTLE" in the city OF
seattle in the county of King and Terri
tory OF Washington, has cvmpliei with all
the provisions % the statutes OF the Usited
States, required n he complied With before
an association shall be authorized TO com
mence the busiusss OF banking.
Now therefore /. jesse u. Ahrahams
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
tarreuey, do hereby certify that 1.-THE
Washington National Bank 81 seattle" in
the city Of cattle. la the county of King
sud territory OF Washington, is authorized
Ia commence the business 81 banking as
provided in section ifty.one hundred aud
sixty-nine Of the Revised statutes of the
United states
In iesi,mpp y whereof witness
ms hand and zeal of Office
this 27th day of June, 1850
.sEALy J. D. ABRAHAxs.
Deputy and Acting Comp
tFoiier OF the Currency
No. s.059
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THE CHARACTER OF
RENTON ADDITION F.!

Is established beyond all ga stson as the
following list OF tminensiy rcspo, table pur-
eaasers, principally business and profes-
siousl mem viii show;
Mr.JR Mcdonald, preside nj OF the Sc
attic. lake shore s. Eastern Railroad Co.
Nr.F. W. d. Holbrook, general manager OF
The seattle, Lake shore ( IA tern railroad.
Mr. Leigh ;. J. HUI, rra Victor of The
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