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Connecticut western news., 1890-06-25
SHARON.

MT Winthrop and wife are at Miss Laura Loucks' for the summer.
 .Chas Marvin has been-in New York the past week purchasing fireworks for the glorious Fourth.
 J. B. Smith, G. H. Smith and Chas. Brazee attended court at Winsted last Wednesday.
 Miss Carrie Jewett is at home from New York, where she is preparing her self as a trained nurse.
 Miss Bessie Williams is home from school at Poughkeepsie.
 The following officers were elected in School Dist. No. 9 for the ensuing year: Committee, J. B. Smith 1st, F Dakin 2d, D. N. Egleston Sd; clerk, H w. Roberts treasurer, w. c. Reed, The meeting was adjourned for the board to examine the buildings fol repairs and report at meeting to be held July 12th at 7.30 p. m.
 Geo. H. Smith Jr., is selling quite g number of the celebrated Deering mowers, for which he is the agent Mrs A. Berry has moved back into the street again, occupying s. A Skif's basement. We see Robt. Harris makes it his home with us over Sunday. He is employed by the New York Condensed Milk Co.,, at Wassaic, N. Y., superintenc ing the building of large chimney 17( feet high.
 Mrs Wallace Merwin is visiting ir l Canaan.
 Mrs c. H. Marvin and son are visiting in Canaan.
 The Falls Village dramatic club shave accepted the invitation to present the cantata of "Queen Esther" in thi village on the evening of July 4th. The play is under the management of Pro l.. w. Harvey, which is sufficien guarantee of it's merit.
Connecticut western news., 1890-06-25
MAR REED.

-RoDEMEYER-At the residence of the brides sister, in Bethel, June "A, by Rev T.. H. Barawaganath, Dr H. l.. Ross and Miss Meta Rodemeyer, both of Canaan. MOORE -YoRK-At the M. B. church, West Winsted, June IT, by the Rev John Rippere, assisted by the Rev H. N. Kinney, Charles B. Moore and Idella, daughter of Charles J.. York.
 BENEDICT-VANOsTREM Winsted, June IS, by the Rev A. N. Benedict, of Southfleld, father of the groom, Mir Edwy Benedict of Waterbury, and Miss Lucia VanOstrem, of sWinsted.
Connecticut western news., 1890-06-25
Teachers' National AssOciati0n at St. Paul, Half Fare Excursion Rates.

Aeacnere Nat1Onal Association at St.
 Paul, Half Fare Excursion Rates.
 The rate to the Annual Meeting to be held at St Paul, July 4th to 11th, 1890, inclusive, from all points on the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific By (both east and west of the Missouri river), and Albert Lea Route, will be One Lowest First Class Fare the Round Trip, plus $2 for membership fee-good for return passage (with stop-over privileges) after July 11th to Sept 30th, 1890. Special vestibuled trains of elegant Chair Cars, Pullman Sleepers and Dining Cars. Low excursion rates beyond St Paul to all points of interest to tourists and pleasure seekers. Teachers and others who travel via the Rock Island and Albert Lea routes, will enjoy splendid trip at the least possible cost. For tickets or further information, apply to any Rock Island representative, or address John Sebastian, General Ticket and Passenger Agent, at Chicago, Ill.
Connecticut western news., 1890-06-25

The body of an unknown man, about 30, was found in mill pond at North Adams on Friday.
 Prof F. H. Giddings, of Bryn Mawr, Pa, IS spending his summer vacation with his parents in Housatonic. Don't take any chances with stub born cough or cold. If neglected it may be pneumonia to morrow If other remedies have failed you do not be discouraged. Try once more. x Swift's Wild Cherry Cough Balsam cures when all others fail.
Connecticut western news., 1890-06-25
SOUTHFIELD.

H. N. Kasson arrived home last week.
 Charles Baldwin, wife and boy, of West Stockbridge, were with friends here over Sunday.
 Arrangements are being made to go to Twin Lakes for camping visit the week after the 4th. Several are enlis- ted.
 Some few are commencing their having this week in this vicinity.
 The arrival of lot of English horses at our neighbor Bloodgood's stock farm creates considerable interest.
Connecticut western news., 1890-06-25
Forced to Leave Home,

Over 60 people were forced to leave their homes yesterday to call at their druggists for free trial package of Lanes Family Medicine. If your blood is bad, your liver and kidneys out of order, if you are consti- pated and have headache and an unsightly complexion, don't fail to call on any druggist to-day for a free sample of this grand remedy. The ladies praise 1t. Everyone likes it. xAres.siss package % oents.
Connecticut western news., 1890-06-25
Written for the CONN. WESTERN NEWS.
 LOVING TRIBUTE
TO THE MEMORY OF MARY LOUISE SCOTT, WHO DIED AT SHEFFIELD, JUNE 2, AGED IT YEARsl

On day when sunshine fair Filled the earth with beauty rare, From the door she passed to see Sky and hill and flower and tree; And the changing, glowing tints Where the Eastern glory glints. In the door she came to tell All the scene, remembered well, And the mother smiled to hear Words of comfort and of cheer; Pleased to see in those glad eyes Deepest blue of Summer skies. From the shadows of our night She has passed to Heavenly light, And the mother seems to hear Echoes of her words of cheer, As she tries to tell what lies In the home beyond the skies. In that city, bright and fair. What dear love enfolds her there; How afar from all earth's ill, She is near us, with us, still, And a veil but aims the light Light too strong for mortal sight. Dear memories to our sad hearts bring The song of prayer she used to sing. With thoughts of her we still repeat The words of love and wishes sweet, And trustfully we say" Amenp "God keep you till we meet again.
 LUELLA D. SMITH.
Connecticut western news., 1890-06-25
WEST CORNWALL.

Mrs Eliza Baldwin, of Bridgeport, is with her brother, Daniel, for the sum- mer.
 Miss Jessie Hart arrived home Satur- day evening.
 Dr Battam will be here again on Fri day, June 27th.
 Dr Skiff has gone to Block Island, to recuperate.
 T. s. Gold spent last week in Hart ford.
Connecticut western news., 1890-06-25
NEW MARLBORO.

The village school closes with pie nic the 27th.
 Dr and Mrs 0. J. Flames are at Maplehurst.
 T. H. Clark has new post office in his store.
 Rev Joseph A. Ticknor, of Clermont, N. H., is spending his two weeks vacation in this village.
Connecticut western news., 1890-06-25
A True Jay Gould Story. . lNaW York WOrld.l


 When Jay Gould was struggling young surveyor, with hardly one cent to rub against another, he stamped hls initials and the date on copper cent and put it in circulation. Yesterday Mir Gould received some pennies in change at the Twenty third street ferry, and on looking them over he found the coin he had stamped was not among them.
Connecticut western news., 1890-06-25
DIED.

DUTToN-At Winsted, June 23, Miss Anna J. Dutton, aged 23. MILLs-At Winsted, June 24th, Mrs Katie Riddiford Mills, wife of William H. Mills, aged 36 Funeral on Friday at 2 p. m. HAwLEY--At Newtown, June IT. A. N. Flaw ley, aged 62.
 BEAcH-At Norfolk, June 19 Scott J. Beach, aged 39 years. LANDoN-At New Haven, Vermont, Elisha Landon, aged 90 years. (See Falls Village correspondence.) PEcK-At Melrose, Minn., May 26, Mrs Eliza Peck, aged 90 years. See Salisbury cores pondence.
 GARNER Cornwall, June 2Oth, Lorenzo Garner, aged 82. CLARK-At West Hartland. June 18th, of pneumonia, George H. Clark, aged 19.
Connecticut western news., 1890-06-25

The corner stone of the new Metho- dist church in Danbury was laid, Satur- day, Bishop Andrews, of New York, having charge of the ceremonies.
 COlburn's Philadelphia Mustard.
 Stimulates the appetite and aids digestion. Best for table and medical uses. Try 1t. In and lb. tins
Connecticut western news., 1890-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The best and largest assortment of hats in Hartford always to be found at Parker's, 1O9 Asylum Street.
 Watches a specially at Capewell's, West Winsted, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1890-06-25

Maj. Isaac T. Doughty, the oldest marine officer in the United States, died at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Saturday. Andrew Jackson appointed him malor of marines and he served 40 years.
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now IN THE ARMY.
Department Of the Platte
IN an Uproar.
.ve GEN. KAUTz IN ARREST.
So ..,-e, Charges Against Gen. Brooke.
=. superior ohicer-Eesult OF
Conspiracy.
1870 GEN. KAuTz IN ARREST.

reb.. July 24-For long time there
6. sss- siseoufens and friction throughout the
I ~ asnsrtment of the Platte. brought on
= .e~ s..snscement from headquarters, which
{ 8. =. suf,oth as might be. There is no doubt
i .ssss,e q sound reason for the dissatfsfac-
!. i - inst what induces 1t no one seems
49, s say. The latest feature strikes higher
49, ...s,s1 and is likely to give more trouble
!zs- -,ssedpated. and results in considerable
n ssems that the department. commander.
3 ..-sI Iohn Z. Brooke, invited some informa-
- rc,n General Kautz relating to his post
A.. :. foruanfion was given and returned to
=5zzs.s..ssl ysutx with an endorsement to the ef-
81 ~ ~ Is md made q statement not in accord
.szss - faets. whereupon the latter asked for
B zz-sss a grievances, and in reply WIS placed
s<s- erresf thus shutting OF the avenues for
sslis6fi0n for correction
. g seid General Kautz has filed charges
- general Brooke for conduct unbecoming
- -nner and q gentleman, which have been
z.ssrsied 10 the war department.. This will no
Ssz,1 In1uce charges against General Kautz, II
<s- havD rot already been filed, and IL 10 rot
- 1n.robsbie that one of the largest military
y s...<s IL the army viii be the outcome. It ID
s sss..tk nat one of the officers mentioned will
- reiityed from duty IN the army. It is clear
- eeueraI Brooke has been made an instru-
xszsr N which the most prominent candidate,
6.-s,ei Eautx. for next vacancy Of brigadier-
4 .,sl NAV be placed out Of the way of few
- ambitious men. KaHiz was one of the
s - ssIIsnt soldiers of the war. and this at
{ - Is / aiure him for well-merited and long,
( f11srred promotion is commented on by mill
IN men.
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q few choice lots with fine
view. on Broadway.
q new 7-room house. lot
graded, well Of pure water, ac-
cesslble to street car line.
Easy Terms.
Houses and lots a speciality.
J. Compton & Co.,
Rooms 7 and 5, ReDgstsrif Building,
SECOND STREET.

NUIiCk-Ihe business once OF the Poxr-Tr
I1AAIo kNcKR win hereafter be open until II ..
=. C.assined advertisements VIII be received
Advertisements under me heads az T<s1
round. For Sale. For Rent, and Situations
wanted VIII be inserted at the rate OF cents 4
Woro Tor the nrst insertion: cent . word for
escn subsequent insertion. Payment always in
advance. -
ADVERTISEMENTS VIII Be received ct branch
cmces Of the Posr-Iv1RLLrervcKR n:
,lcs II. Culver sgens
ors townsend Handiey 4 Kelley
The following letters await advertisers at this
ONCE:
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The state Has Three Cadet.

& otxfslA. July 2a--John McAuley Palmer, son
- Js6n Nhyo Palmer, of Tacoma, and Lewis
Burge4 II Tacoma, cadets at the United States
military academy At West Point, N. Y, class-
mates q James Bates Cavanaugh, arrived on
he steamer Multnomah today to pay visit to
thciF danmate. Mr.. Palmer was appointed by
President Cleveland from Illinois, and Mr. Bur
- VA appointed from Iowa The parents of
these goung men have been citizens of the state
of Warrington since their appointment. The
sate Of Warrington has three representatives 1t
me military academy in the class OF 1892 Col
eetl wilson, the superintendent of the academy,
~ The nrst cadet appointed to West Point
hum the territory OF Washington.
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4 HOUSE BLOWN UP.
u fhirteen Slecpers Three Are Dead--A
Georgia Notification.

n Tkirteen Sleepers Three Are Dcad--A
Georgia Jollification.
say1sxAH, Ga, July A-W. L Billiards.
hssniinrhouse, three-story structure, was
Nm 10 early this morning, and three persons
MA end ten injured, two OF whom will prob
~ de There were thirteen people in the
- The explosion shattered the walls. and
~ collspsed in an instant and fell into mass
draIns. Most Of the occupants of the house
- eSleep, and were hurled from their beds
"a ether buried under the falling debris or
ikloun on top of 1t. The killed are Mrs. F. Bull
ia, ma Lockley aud Gus Robbie.
~ cause OF the explosion Is q mystery.
ne are many runners OF an ugly nature, but
Sdbniy will take the responsibility of making
dr6ct statement One man insinuates that
IN Ind been row in the house toward the
"a Ratification in which the inmates were
I fsfn3ufn9
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MINING GEoLoarsT.

CHARLES r. BLACKBURN. PRACTICAL
u mining geologisr ana miaeralogist, will ex-
anime and report on the coalition aid value of
any mining property in the state. Formerly Of
the United States geological survey: sixteen
years experience: Thoroughly practical and
All work guaranteed. God, silver copper and
lead mines bought and sold Address Mountain
View King counts Mash.
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HxrRDREssYyG.

III ladies and ehiidrens hair dressing aud
manicure pariors: hair cut. dyed, singed. sharn-
pooed and dressed in the latest EaEopeau
styles. dTy cleaning in all its branches Rooms
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transportation for the G. A. r.

CHICAGO, July A-The Michigan Central ana
enef railways here are making extensive prepa-
nnons for the transportation of members OF the
6nnd Army OF the Republic, the Womsn's Re-
nei Corps and other kindred organizations to
ne Hstlonal encampment TO be held in Boston
tae nus week In August The announcement il
haae Today that special headquarters train
w leave Denver over the Michigan Central
August / and number of special trains win be
~ nom there aud from Chicago.
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rssrErns AsD cosrTAorons.

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE EONRANX--ES-
- gtneers and contractors for bridges of every
description wharf building, pile driving, dred4.
spscifcsfions szruished on application. cc<rsr
spcrdcnce solicited. Once ioos Of 5ecksun
street. Seattle. WASH
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE TO CUNTR ACTORS SEALED PRO-
~ posals will be received by the board of
tru sfees Of the Washington State Reform School.
at their ONCE at Chehalis, WASH, for the con-
etruction and completion OF two three-gtory
lame dwelling houses, 01e twostory frame
scuooi-nouse, one cne-sfo y frame boarding
house. with brick basement To be constructed
according TO plans and specifications on file at
the ONCE OF the board Ct trustees; also at the
once OF I. g. Bird, Holy Ike building Front and
Spring streets, Seattle, Wash. Said contracts TO
he lei 10 the lowest and b. st bidder Bids must
be accompanied by q Ger lied cheek equal TO 10
per cent of the amount of the bid Bids will
be received until O'Clock. August so, 1890
By order of the Board.
wv. GOODELI. Secretary.
NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRs-BIDs WILL BE
~ received for the erection OF two frame ana
TWO brick residences at Kirkland, for the Kirk
land Land and Improvement Company. Plans
and specifications at the Office OF Cecil c. Eyers
architect rooms 81, 50 and 50. Boston block
me tight Is reserved to reject any or all bids
NOIICE-BIDs WILL BE RECEIVED BY
~ Board OF Education of Seattle School Dis
trict No. !. at their building, corner Seventh and
Marion streets, until Monday. August 4, 1890 at
p. m. for furnishing the school district with
coal for ensuing year.
Separate bids required: First, furnishing
screened coal from bunkers by car load. Sec
ond, furnishing screened coal from city bunkers
BY order of board,
M. A. HAWTHORN, See
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SALE THIS WEEK.
eiki, I'll reduced. Chester Cleary.

Il 1ne Union Pscifici 5 the only transcontinenta-
Ans running free reclining chair cars and Pull
= -. y. souFss sleeping cars from the Pacific coast
- sle East A. c. Martin, city ticket agent, 40
s sssoau street, Boston block. c. T. Baldwin
aeeni city dock
taxing the place.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-IN THE PRO-
IN bate Court of King County, Washington.
In the matter of the estate OF Mary St George,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
was, on the 18th day of June, 1890, appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Mary st. George
deceased, by order of the Probate Court OF
King County, Washington, and all creditors of
the said decedenk are hereby notified to pre-
sent their claims against said estate, with the
necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at the
law offiee of Preston, Carr & Preston, in the
city of Seattle in said Kiug county, within one
this notice, or tie same viii be forever barred.
ARTHUR ST. GEORGE.
Administrator
First publication July IS. 1880.
NOTICE OF AUCTION sALE-PUBLIc NO.
~ tice is hereby given that i, Fraek Aron-
son. assignee in q certain proceeding in insOi.
vency. now pending in the superior Court of
King County. Washington, entitled ]. r. Mears
4 son VS.. Their Creditors, in pursuance OF an
order in this behalf heretofore duly made by
said coart, will sell and csuse TO be sold at pub
lie auction, for cash. at the premises mum befed
county, on Monday. the 5th day of August,
1890, at IL o'cl ok o. m. and between that hour
and IL o clock noon of that day, and between
the hours of o'clock m and o'clock p.
thereafter at like hours, excluding Sundays,
until the sale ID completed. all the stock OF
goods. wars snd merchandise, and the fx-
lures OF which am now in possession as such
shoes and shelving and counters, and also all
the unpaid book accrusis, chooses n action and
evidences of indebtedness in my possession ~
FRANK ARoNsOS. Assignee
Preston. Carr 4 Preston. Attorneys for AS
signee.
Dated at Seattle. King County. Wash. this
- - = = - :.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
IN not be re sponsible for any buildings erected
on lots Is and is, block 76.
fSigned). M. CAULFIELD
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NORTHERN PACIFIC Rau,ROAp

*%@sNs~s = ANII 70 IsAlt4lsN26s
1eufn sleeping cars daily between Seattle
sna tnleaso. Twenty-Five miles the shortest
nase and seven hours and thirty six minutes in
sessnee OF competing lines. A. Chilberg, city
esaes agent 10 Second street, Boston block; K
senxsns depot ticket agent, Seattle.
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DooTH & HAEFoRD ABSTRACT CO ING
ID Rooms As and -. Seattle block.
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NOTICE 70 sTocxHoEDER4


A SNuAL STOCKHOLDERS MERIING-NO-
a tice u hereby given that the annual meet
Ing OF the stockholders Of the Seattle Transfer
81 as. T saa ns held On Monday the 4th day
me city Of Seattle ct II o'clock a m. of that
day. CHARLES ARMSTRONG, General Manager
seattle. wash. July = 1850
WASHINGTON SOLDIERS HoME-A
=, meeting ct the board of trustees of the
coma Monday. August Is, at o. M, for the
purpose OF selecting site and transacting such
o.neT business as may properly come before the
section C. OF the Soldiers Home act. win then
pe considered Such proposals should be fled
WITH the secretary. at Seattle, on or before said
GATE. BY order OF the trustees
GEO H. BoARDMAN, President
u. n HOLMES, Secretary.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE BOARD
~ OF trustees OF the Great Western Iron and
steel Company, corporafion.-To the trustees
q ssia corporation: You are hereby notified
corporation viii be held at the Office OF the COM
pany At room Is in the Kline g Rosenberg build
ing on front street. foot OF Cherry street, in the
Guy OF Seattle. state OF Washington, at ] D. m
Of Tuesday. the filth day of August A. d. ls90
VSlRned1 L. 8. ]. HUNT,
]. FUgTH
Two of the persons named as trustees in the
articles of incorporation of said corporation.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
~ Tor reducing capital stock. First Regiment
Arm0ry Association. Notice il hereby given by
the undersigned trustees of said association to
the stockholders thereof that meetfas of the
stockholders will be held at the Office OF Struve
haines McMicken, Room Is, Newlin block on
the north side of Columbia street, between
second street and Third street, in the city of
Seattle, King county. state of Washington. on
saturday, the 18th day OF August 1890 at the
hour Of o'clock in the afternoon. for the pur-
pose OF reducing the capital stock of said COM
pany to the sum OF seven thousand dollars to
be divided into seventy shares of the par value
OF one hundred dollars per share. All the
stockholders are requested TO attend
J. c. HAINES,
CHARLES n. KITTENGER
J. A. HATFIELD,
S. w. SCOTT
JOSEPH GREEN,
II. G. STRUvE.
E. NJ. CARR,
Z. l. r. KELLOGG.
JOHN r. HoYT,
DATED June 3. 1890 Trustees
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
"A TTENTT0N. SIR KNIGHT-YOU ARE
"A hereby comma l6es to appear at Pythian
nan, FRIDAY, p. m, Ju y Is. Business OF vital
importance VIII come before the division. BY
order OF Seattle Division No !. e. r., KIP.
J.s. HA NE0. Capfasn.
A. C. BOWMAN. Lieutenant
o. O. DENNY. Guard
Seattle. July Is, 1890
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SALE THIS WEEK.
lanae linens. ell reduced. Chester Cleary.
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EDUCATIONAL

E,OMSToCK EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
- for young ladies; Hoiyoke building. Front
and spring streets. Opens September ]. Miss
c. S. Hyatt, principal. may be consulted 1t in-
stitnte Wednesdays and Saturdays. to p m.
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY, col.
IN c. ]. Wright, B, s, A. n, Cornwall, n. 7.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
i ing under the firm name of Chaplin & Will
son Ia hereby dissolved by mutual consent
GEO. b. CHAPLIN,
II. B. WILSON.
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srENoGRAPHERx

MAY ELLIOTT - STEN0GRAPHER md
MI typewriter: stenographie work OF al XII nds
executed Rooms an1 ?. knrn block
hters: machines and supplies; shorthand and
type1riting Offices: stenogTapheFs' agency.
machines rented Room 81. seattle block.
corner Third ard Cherry streets.
VIZ AsHINGTON TYPEWRITER HEAD.
w cuarsers-Stenogrephers furnished !. shor
hand and typewritinx work executed. type
writers rented R9xweli block. Colun Bio
street
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"ANTED-$3,000 At 10 PER CENT. FOR
w one year; best security. Escrow, Post
Inttlligercr.
NTAETED-TEAMs TO HAUL BALLAST,
w rails and material for West street and
North End electric railway. For specifications
call on +. H. Oscood. room IS. Boston block.
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REMOVAL.

THOMSON & MHITE-CIyIL ENGINEERS.
i have removed 10 rooms 10 and %, Colnan
building, Front street between Columbus and
Marion.
CHANKs d DoOLEy HAVE REMOVED
- their law Office 20 30, 81 and % Frye block
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WANTED PARTNER-YoUNG MAN $50
w capital. Cal bsiween and II, No $685.
ia kson street, room Z, basement
WANTED - PARTNER IN wELLEsTAB-
w lished plumbing business Address
Plum Der. care Post-Inteiligencer office.