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\ RAILROAD,

Of AND AFTER JANUARY l, 1890
Trains leave stations lVOt VI DesDros-es aud Corts
s aGG' a. An IG FAST LINE the We rq@.n
Nc,Ubule Sleeping and Par.or Cars. Arrles, O1eSe-
land IS M Columbus 80 a. M SmcSso . y t 70
Willamsport, Lock Haven and Remove except Sunday.
1896 4. ,Mi.2ffIR PIN NSYLvANIA LIMITED com:
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aso ana Ms%Pad Pfan' N9ys E al es
fo 5 80 reon Sh og 80 Comets Tor cs9eland
81 "a ol Il f day cHeet E2 ff&Sa Pullman ve.,Ou.
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a. o. H. second nornns, Connect, for ro,do daily and
for Cory Erie the Oh Regions. Cleveland and Colum.
BAIrIMoRE, WASHINGTON, AND THE SOUTH.
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s. 1 1ad 80 O. o 80 80 80 and 20. SS
6hio R sl and Gacnna, seepers Dining Car snd
aa,y r5. ca Ts'? as9 Pa 90 B. ca n
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and 90 D. n daily; Via Baltimore and Bay Line ia
T. !" FOR PHILADELPHIA
as 6 20 20 60. : 30 Q 10 Chicago L,ni,ed
Win Dining car and 10 10 Washington Limited, and
oO co. So 90 and 90 p. n ana y is nieRs
90 Is % 9 G5 o2 nad s s5i
ios n 90 80. l. 80 5. Q 80 and D. M. snd
The S.w.Y9rk fraStr co9pany Til call for and check
FIR tins,bs q local trains apply 10 any ticket agent
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London Feb: at the wool sale TO-DAY 1t.oIo bales
were orrrfd There was good attendance and active
competition. especially among French and German l,r-
The selection was fair Tho Withdrawals to.la, vrrc
fewer IA" total ~ Withdrawals dat s 3 600 nlr.
About nan me wool sold 70 dat has boon t,u or export
tn" demand Is small. There available 20 ia e..
Australian woods to "a. per cent below De
cenber prices mostly short and faulty scourcds and
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COMrIITION or TIE SEW az i5ft S3 Al LAWS
oE Iss7 -
,,., ,,..,r,,, ,CLL roR THE ABOVE
H xor ,dit,,d With me , above title also WITH the
Of Tie person or cr,on5 mskds It the oncc Of
GampIior Rooms and l5 FnaEce c R%pa or new
stewart Bldmg &c. 80 ro1dMay' N $50 90 At IL O'Clock
York until the I'm day Of c d Win be publicly
opened by and IN the presence Of the Commsslohes u the
s@ps Fnd or 1,d T'Hr awaTdd VIII BE- made 70 the
o"S5 sdd WIZ H. aG 6lSoa or ' 6as TO whom the
trac, may BE- a%ardH WI p nj Worgs Nth the GretIos
@te',G by G t d, f the cVice Of notice to that
hSe day5 rIn az fuT or neglect SO to do he or
thew viii be- considered a. having abandoned IT, and a; n
% nd 10 AMI rat and So on Until contract be
accepted and executed The work to e9nm1eG a. sGGn
u"c a. ~, o, no, he g,rc for me withdrawal Of
apon Ge5oy coe,1c rao + .taM,@r as surety or other
Bidder, required 70 state in their estimates, under
persons win them crela and il no ether 9,f
person be 30 incr,sd they shali distinctly state en- a
person mang any BID or esmstg for the same
oson fraud and also that no meTbe Of the Common
DEPUTY thereof Or Clerk he9 or Other oaGer OF Jhe
or in the supplies or work to which II reatc or in any
PcrsSp IS INTERESTED it requisite that The verGation
De made and subscribed by all me parties intert"d IN
th CIT%' or more or frcRoldops in the
yeaeacc TO he meet that 4 the contract be sw.rdSd 70
s s ardc 6"ceme bound !etcs FOR II, faItatl
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each Of the pcT9g- ,9nns te com tat he Il n9r
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CEALLD PROPOSALS. viii he received =,

SEALLD IhOIOSALS WI De received al
30 O'Clock p. H.. THURSDAY. February 10. is90 Tor t6
purchase Of Nln1y Thousand H900o0 Dollar, Of Coupon
Bond, to issued by the city OF Pa 1b, ,t
bonds dcnouinad o.. The Municipal Building Loan -
and alc Of Thousand Dollar, ,Jeh and dated
February First Thousand 'At Hundred and Nfnrtv
The bonds free Of all taxes the city assuming t.
tho and shall bear interest Of
four per ccnum anuuH. PAYABLE ,ouinuually AT Tho
deemed follows Nos. one 70 fifteen. inclusive the
first Of February =. d. 1888, slstccn to
inclusive, on tn first day Of February 4. u. 1900
urtysX % sixty inclusive, the inst day Of lobruarv
\. d. 1900; sNtyOnc 20 ninety. inclusive. nr.t
day Of February, a u. 1910 Proposals TO De considered
must De- for the whole amount 81 bonds De- sold tho
gy snail iecrNr c Interest accruing on The bond, from
February J. 1890 20 the date 81 delivery Of bond.
purchasers. Proposal, shall De marked PROPOSAL,
Municipal building Loan" Each proposal must be- a..
compancd by certified check payable % "a" order the
CITY Treasurer Of city of - ruton for Ave per Of
amount BID, which shall De- forfeited 10 the city In ca,c
sad ld IS not complied with The right reject any or
all bids Is reserved. !y order 81 Councils.
NJ. +. LAVELLE, CITY Clerk.
Scranton. Pa. January % 1890
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Proposals.
70 CONTRACTORS.

.,poros.rs pon FURNISHING MATERIALS Ar
rtEFoi;MING WORK ~ III, TIE E fHHIiSAL CoUKT
UG'Ii.DiNti 1T I.SUANT 10 CHAPIL! o'i' ''
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Mayor.
FREDERICK SMYTH
Recorder;
TuroDoI.r " MYERS Commi,so
Corutr0'ler; % the
RICHARD CROKER. Sinking Fl
Chamberlain
WALTON STORM
chairman Corr.If'., 900 Finance,
Board OF Aldermen.
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Musical instruction.

MnSlCaI InStluCuOn.
THE OLD AND FAMOUS .
L NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
For 10 year Ocatrd AZ . .,,r
EAST 14TH,ST. ONLY; 80 door ci't 81 'Ih-NNH
Established 1868. Chartered $500 it,
OPEN DAY AND EVENING for the reception OF pups
OANJO and GUITAR TAUGHT in twenty PT&Ye ci n1R
ID with or without the aid OF nuics. ll,NE1 - DOD'
SON. 1870 Broadway. between 32i and 3Sd sts'
Brooklyn.
(, T. CATIIARIN MES HALL. BEOOKLYN..,. 200
- Diocesan school Young Ladies ana Chudrch -o9
fn 2e2 Wa>inrton-aNc. BROOKLYN. l.. |. IN charSc OF
The Sister, Of II John. Easter term begin, Feb loO
Tar,ns Nor aunum English French German! ana LAIN
s950 10 100 for DAY pupils $50 To 500. Kndcrsarcn
0~Tortucut $50 per annim. PrcInr,s for college Ap
uly to SISTER CAROLINE. Superior
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~iN ANSNII. Ga.
THE DE SOTO.

This magma. tAt uot'l viii January l-t
$500 Through N,-tibr.,4 tiaiu, fp. Srw-NorA city
Iof particular. terms. &c. oddr.,, OBJ. u'o.- tors
, 1890-10-30
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas default has been made in the
payment Of the money secured by certain
chattcl mortgage according TO the terms
and tenor OF n cert ain pTomissory note
therein described and set forth, bearing date
the 2lth day of March, 1880, duly made and
executed by J. A. Ellington as mortgagor to
John Anderson as mortgages, when said
mortgage was duly recorded in the auditors
Of the eS1ny n * OF oh,e a9a @st 81
cages OF said county and state, on page 236.
ON tho 10Th day of March, 1880.
And whereas. the amount due on said
mortgage at the date OF thus notice ls tho
sum OF Si65 principal, and s1O.7O interest,
that tho said sums amount to tho sum Of
tTjTO which said sum rs now due on said
mortgage and remains unpaid as afore-
said.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to
said j. A. Ellington. aud all whom II may
concern, that under aud by virtue OF the
statute in such case made and provided,
and the power of sale contained in said
mortgage, duly recorded herewith as afore-
said said mortgage will be ioreclosed by
sale Of the personal property herein de-
scrlbcd by the sher!n OF the county o I spo-
kane. said state, at public auction, on the
18th day of october. 1880, ot the hour OF
o'cl, OK in the afternoon OF said day, at
the Black Hawk livery stable. corner Main
and Washinton streets in spokane Falls.
Wash, and the proceeds arising from the sale
OF said property will be applied to the salts
gage in principal and interest and accrulng
interest until paid, together with the sum
Of us attorney fees. as provided in said
mortgage, with the costs of this sale,
The following In full description of the
mortgagod property to be sold, as aforesaid,
as GO n tain ed in said mortgage, tO-wit: ono
span OF mules, color light brown one pair
of bob sleds tAnderson make. ,,,.,
sheriff spokane county, wash by
NJ A. CIsNA, Deputy. lii
, 1890-10-30

ain Sunday one Of his boys went to
church, ana when he returned the genial
ex-senator inquired what the sermon
was about. "Well," replied tho lad,
''one of the things that struck me was
tho way In which the preacher went for
us wealthy people. Ho said that when
the Savior was looking about him for
disciples hc went among the poor and
lowly and took his followers from among
them. Christ, the preacher said, had no
rich men among his twelve apostles" 4"
"Mebbe the rich men Wouldn't serve,
my son, remarked the ex-senator. pat
ting with kindly hand the curly head OF
the boy. "Mebbe they wouldn't serve
because they were too busy. Even your
apostle, with tho stocks bobbin' up and
down MS they are now and some of the
best mines on the coast not pan min out
worth cent"
, 1890-10-30
sHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF WASHINGTON, I


COUNTY OF SPOKANE. y
ny vrtuc OF All execution and order oil
sale issued out OF the Honorable superior
Court of spokane county, on tho 2,lh IeS ol
August 1870 by the clerk thereof IN the
case OF ID Y. porclvnl VS., Edward hcdueI'
No. 2i2, and to me, ms sheriff, directed anu
delivered.
Notice $ hereby siven that VIII proceed
to sc II to the highest bidder, for cash Wlthlh
the hours prcscriDo 10y law for sheriff saics
to.wit Al 10 o'clock ~ NJ. on SATURDAY the
25th day OF October \. u. lS'D,nt the IRON uuoI
OF the courthouse IN spokane county, M
tho right title and interest OF tho sara Ed'
war Hoddeu In and to the following ue'
scribed property, to-wtt; -.
Commencing ntn point on the soutuWvst-
cry line q 1 the lot numbered one (D' IN tilo
block numbered tWcnty.threc C23l, IN INC
town OF Cheney, In said county, as peT llu
recorded plat thereof, and nifty tlul icct III u
uthoa,tCrly direction from the Wcs'cr'
most corner ot said lot; running thence " =
northCastoriy direction nt right angie WIN
J. street across said lot one (D and lot lWp
C2D In said block, ono hundred unl lect
thence at right angles In u northWcsNrH "
direction OH u line parallel with stree!
sixteen and two thirds Qt3s) feot; tnchve ny
right angles sixteen and two-thlrds uoHm
feet to the place Of beginning, levied oli hs
the property OF Edward Hcddsu, to satlsly
Judgment amounting to S5hb5 in iavor OF
d. f. Percivnl, attorney fees, S2oi eos'
sih ~, and accrued costs. - 49,, -.
Given under my hand this 9th day o
September 1900 y. X. PUGH, sheriff
BY NJ. A, CiSNA, Deputy. ~
, 1890-10-30
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Big Partridge story.

A Western journal relates the follow
Ing: A few mornings ago Thomas
Trees went down the creek from his
fathers house to examine some traps he
had set. While inspecting the traps he
heard his dog making an unusual noise
some distance below him. On going to
the dog he found him lying on the
ground and partridges sticking out all
around his body. The dog had found "a
flock, and, alighting in their midst, had
pinioned ten, but when he rose up eight
of them escaped, he still holding two
with his paws. Thomas secured the
two partridges-the others all escaping
and only needed n word from the young
man TO have secured the whole of the
birds originally captured by the dog.
, 1890-10-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION n.
WILLIAM MAGEE.
Land Ofico ut Spokane Falls, Wash, October

WILLIAM MAGEE.
Land onico at spokane Falls, Wash, october
II. i>9O.
Notice is hereby glyen that the following
named settler has filed notice of his iuten.
ton to make final proof In support OF his
claim, and that said proof Will BE- made be-
fore the United States Land Office at Spo-
kane Falls. wash, on December g. ls00, ut
10 A, NJ, via: william Magee. who made
homOstc al application No. i,O2J for the nwlA
Of section 20, township 70 II, range a O.,
W NJ
He names the following witnesses to prove
his con tinuous residence upon and cultiya-
ton of said land, viz:
David Lehman. OF Spokane Falls, Wash !;
John johnson, OF Trent. wash T.. u, Mars
ton. Of Trent, Wash; Ben Brischle, of
Peone, Wash.
ANY person who desires to protest against
the allowance OF such proof, or who knows
OF any substantial reason. under the law and
regulation of the interior department, why
such proof should not be allowed, viii be
gwen an opportunity at the above-men-
toned time and place to cross-examlno tho
witnesses Of said claimant. and To offer eyi-
denco in tebutth of that kubmitted by
claimant.
23J6 A. W. STRONG, Register.