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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-11-19

What is lacking is truth and conf
dence. If there were absolute truth on
the one hand and absolute confidence on
the other, it wouldn't be necessary for
the makers OF DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rene
dy to back up plain statement of facts
by $500 guarantee. They say-"If We
can't cure you (make it personal, please
of catarrh in the head, in any form or
stage, we'll pay you $500 for your trouble
in making the trial" can advertising
fake" you say. Funny, isn't it, how
some people prefer sickness to health
when tho remedy is positive and the
guarantee absolute? Wise men don't put
money back of "fakes." And "faking'
doesn't pay.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-11-19

A good cement is melted alum, but it
must never be used when water and
heat are to come in contact with it.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-11-19

Magical little granules-those tiny,
sugar coated Pellets of DIR. Pierce
scarcely larger than mustard seeds, yet
powerful to cure-active yet mild in
operation. The best Liver Pill ever in
vented. Cure sick headache, dizziness,
constipation. One dose.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-11-19

Two centuries and seven different men
claim the invention of gunpowder.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08
TO TR IN IHEin TEACHERS. o
Presbyterians End deavoring to EstaD-
lish IA seminary IN Omaha.

lish "a seminary IN Omaha.
very important meeting will be held at
the First Presby terrain church in this city at
2 O'clock February II, at which time tho
Pres byterian clergymen of the west will as
semble here TO consider the question OF estab-
lishing a theological seminary at this point.
The seminary at Chicago Is full TO over
flowing, and II is absolutely impossible to
crowd In any more theological students.
The fact renders the demand for another
seminary imperative, and makes it essential
that speedy steps shall be taken to make
preparation for the same. The question has
been agtated for some time, and the adyis-
ability Of locating the new Institution at
Minneapolis, Denver and Kansas City mas
been variously considered. IL was
decided that the former city was
too far north, Denver 80 far
west that it could not hope TO draw much
from the territory beyondlt, and Kansas City
consideration Of that point as possible l0ca-
tion was given up. Omaha is now the point
10 be considered, both on account of its lOca-
ton and its accessibility from all parts OF tho
country.
Invitations 10 attend the coming meet
ing have been extended TO all the
Presbyterian ministers Ia Iowa, Colorado,
Missouri, Kansas, southern Minnesota, South
Dakota aud Nebraska and there will uudoubt-
edly be a very large attendance. IL Is pro-
posed Ia make this institute or seminary the
theological training school Of this denomIna-
tion OF the entire west, aud as such IL would
be very important institution
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08
Notice OF Proposed Assessment ol
SDecial Taxes.

Notice is hereby given to all property own
ers Interested In the change uf grade OF Doug.
las street. from 10th street to 10Th street and
int e rsecting streets; and also In the opening
OF an alley In block 2, Armstrong; 1st add
tion. that the proposed assessment To cover
the cost OF the above improvements Is now on
Gie In the office of the city clerk and can DO
seen there ON the 10Th day % February, 1871,
from "A. M. to 3 o'clock y. IA.
Any protest against said proposed assess
men should be fled with the city clerk In
writing. THO OLSEN,
Chairman Board of Equalization,
fsd2t
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS plaoeion rccord February l.
wARRASry DEEDS

WARRANTY DEEDS.
J NJ Anderson to Lu Williams lot Z, blk
John Rest and wife to W L Eastman, lot
T. block q. Shinn's add .....,......Y...,, 100
EA Beneonto Anton Buchor lots and '
= blk 81. Benson. ...,,,.....,...."..... 1,3N
Samuel Cotncr and wife To q Barthcl
lot ~ Ellis place. cc.....,................., 1850
and 2 blocks, Rodicks sub OF 4
MI Dcltz and husband to w Il iioman
east feet OF lot blk 36i, Oma oct. 6,5O0
Donahoo OF al, to NJ X ponahoo,
und OF @ =, swsw aud W OF Sc sw,
vi Eostman ana wife to j + Bcst lot
Y, blk I. Douglas ad ...,...,,.... ...... 1.5O0
j r Evans and wife to David Buchanan
- i9t >. blk West Cunning ........,. -. 1900
c + Fahs to Mrs Annie Gaughan. = 4, lot
8, blk SO, South Omaha. ...,...., 1859
j w Griffith, trustee, to Mary & Lewis, ----
lot %, BLK . Baker place ,......,... $50
j 4 Hamilton and wife to u L Ecclcs
lots 2. 3 blk 81, Bcdtord Place, .... ie 900
II Hopll Gins and wife to l. Hopkins,
WV Mason and wife to ST Bradway, lot '''''
H. blk ., AS patrick's add ......H.... 1900
Edw Pritchard and wife to 4 T. Price. II
art lot @, blk % Florence. ..,,......... 1000
J Rcdicl< and wife % Il S Redick, NJ
tax lot -, In 2l-i5-l3 3.,.,.................,
Same to w A Rcdick, sy samc.........
Grover stevens 10 G L Collins, lot Il, blk
lB, Omaha View. ....,,,... ...,........... 1.00
CL VanCamp and wife to William Me-
lvor, lot ,, blk .. Cottage Park .... 80" 1000
II Wells and husband to j B Read,
3lft lots Z, $, ., blk 1, Obcrnc lIosck's
uuu ','........ ..,,..... 9,oUV
QUIT CLAM DEEDS
NE Dietz and husband To w Il lIoman,
"Oft adj. ono side lot 3, blk 36l Omaha 6,5O0
Co-opcratiyc l. x Co to Public plat OF
Total amount of transfers -. ....sls.t53
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.


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L one word. Il
TINHEs advertisement us must run consecu-
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presentation OF Tn Is check Enclose answers
In envelopes properly addressed.
A LII advertlscm ents under the head OF
n Especial Notices are published in both
the morn Ing md evening editions OF THE BEE,
the circulation Of which aggregates more than
10000 parers d ally, and gives the advertiser
the benefit not only Of the large circulatl OF
THE Bee in Omaha. but also In Council Bluhs,
Lincoln and other cities and towns In the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08
Receivers sale OF Capitai Hot Il Fur
niture.

BY virtue OF an order Of the district court,
In and for Lancaster county appointing tho
undersigned receiver in the suit of Ralph
Kitchen vs. Edward Il. ROggen. ct al. notice Is
hereby given that will ON the 9th day OF
February, A. ID. 1891 at 10 O'Clock "A. IN. OF said
day, at the Capital hotel, at the southwest
corner of Eleventh and = streets, In the city OF
Lincoln, in the county OF Lancaster. sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash,
ali the personal property, furniture. goods
chattcls and hNtures in said hotel belonging
to the firm OF ROggen 4 Mcdonald. The in
ventory and list OF the said chattCl property
can be examined at the said hotel building and
at my Office. SAM MCtLAl,
Lincoln, January 10, 1891 Receiver.
Jnnlld2t I'm
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08
Stockholders' Meeting.

SIOUX flOTUtTs NITVFTNH.
Notice is hereby givcd that the regular an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF the South
Platte Land company will be hcld at the Of
flee of said company, in Lincoln. Ncb., on tho
first Wednesday in arch, 1871. being the 18th
day of the month"; BY order OF the board of
directors. r. o Phillips, Secretary.
Lincoln, Nebraska, February 3. 1891.
F-5-d-3N-t
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

,ADY agents-Three dollars capital will
IL build upa business paying IS weekly SELL
wear. Our chids com bined waist and hose
supporter is the Gu little garment ever in
vented and sells at sight. Address with
stamp, Mrs, G. Campbell, 4S4 w. Randolph
street. Chicago 3l0-St
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

A GENTS Wanted-Three good reliable men
u tohandle a fast selling household article.
fells at sight. Call or address 4O5, New York
Life, $40 Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08
WANTED-M ALE HELP.

For rates, ETC., sec topof first coi!mn on fts pn1e-
ETECTIN ES wanted TO act in the secret
hservcc under instru ctiOuS of Capt Gran
nan, exc lief II detectives Of &! ncin nat, Expe-
rience not nee cssary. Partic ulars free. Gran
nan Detective Bureau Co. ~ Arcade, Cincin-
natl. Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

For rates. etc. top OF first column thus page
AIDES. send 20 stamp for testimonials and
IL pamphlet describing DR.. Kirk woods in
vention. OF vital Importance to every lady.
Agents. Krkwood Hard Rubber Co, Murphy
bldg, San francisco, Cal. BIS"
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

"ANTED-Good cook and laundress I'm
w small family. Must come well recon-
mended. Good wages, Apply to- 622 South 10Th
street :H-1O
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

A GENTS and salesmen wanted every
Awhere for newly patented automatic
self-cOpying letter pocket machine. Fortune
for bright men. Sommer, 22j w 42d, New York.
M31l 1O-
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

~ on time that retail for $500. Address,
Medicated Belt Co.. Box las. New York City.
alD So
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

DART ES with reference can secure steady
i employment, good pay. Room q, Douglas
block. 1888
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

"ANTED-Laundress. s5.00 cook. $500;
w girls for general housework. house eeper
for country, New Employment Bureau. bank
building. 10th and Dodge. M:sa5 81
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

"a 'ANTED--A An energetic IN n n in each coun-
w ty to introduce our hard ware spec ialtcs
Libcrnl pay; $500 sample free, The Wright
Mfg. Co., "a Park Row, New York 38 10"
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

A LADY in need OF additional income can
Alearn OF an opportunity seldom offered.
800 s.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

" "ANTED-Active gentlemen with some
w business tact to begin at once, good pay.
room 80, Douglas blk. 1888
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

A MIDDLE AGED American lady for about
Afour months as saleslady. where close at
o'clock, Saturday tol2 IN. Apply from 10 to
l2Monday. A. N. Shideler, 12 Creighton block.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

NOTICE Is hereby given that the East
~ Omaha Land com pany has amended arti-
Gle four a. Of its articles of Incorporation TO
read as follows:
Article IN.-The amount OF capital stock
shall he Il We million oil liars inshn res OF onehun-
dred dollars each,and shall be issued and paid
for as follows: Eight hundred thousand dol
lars thereof shall be issued when the same Is
subscribed for and paid up, and the balance
shall be issued and paid for AT such times and
upon such terms and conditions AS majority
OF the board Of directors shall authorize pro-
vided, the corporation may proceed TO carry
out the objects and purposes Of Its crGlti on
when tho eight hundred thousand dollars OF
the capital stock shall be subscribed for
GE0RG W. IIOLDREGE, President,
Attest ARTHUR S. POTTER, Secretary:
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sell lightning rods;
w experienced, Apply to Edw. A. Foy &
Co., 25i w. Ith ST., Cincinnati, o. 3O6 s.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

" "ANTED-Agents-We want first class
w men who are already travelling sales
men to carry our Duplicating oils and grease
samples as n side line. Columbia Oil and
Grease company, Cleveland o. M202-13
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

WANTED-HeaIthy wet nurse, 1906 Far
w nam. Nj ly- 10
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

WANTED Experienced sal esma an to solicit
w orders for custom made clothing. Salary
or comm issou paid. Add ress, Q 60. Bee. 20l o.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

w WANTED-A registered ph harmacist. G. w.
w Condor, Sprln view, Ncb. Sl-S
=" ANTED-Man with good references at
w Metropolitan Mfg Co, 1000 Howard ST..
254 Il 10
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

u IGGEST bargain in Omaha. Only three OF
Dthose elegant houses on 44th and Farnam
left out of six; other three occupied by first
class parties. Houses are open all day for In
spcctiOn. Every con ven ie nces In the houses,
including gas and gas fixtures.
Take a look mt them during this fine
weather; buy one and take life comfortable
during the winter.
Only takes from $500 to $3.50 cash. See them
without fail, for they Will please you. ID. Y.
Sholcs. 2I3 First National bank. $40
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

." ANT TED--1C0 m en- to cut Ice. Apply inn
" media at Smith Co.'S ice house.
Ashland. Nob. M 1910
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08
LOST

NJ SEVERNS: Address Kansas City at
Nl. once: same as forme rly.-A. 1856 81
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

T OST-Tuesday, February 3, near Webster
lIschool. black Cocker spaniel with collar.
Finder returning same VIII be literally
warded. II. III. Salisbury cor. Cass and 3ad
streets. 1S2-St
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

" ANTED-Men to travel for our Canadian
w nurseries Stone&W eilng ton, Madson,WiS
S.ls
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

WANTED-Lady book-kecper. State ex-
" petience and salary expected, Address,
q Bf Hpe, Mss
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

ENOR SALE-Fine stock OF jewelry; invoice
IL about 81, 900. Will be sold ut big dis
count Must be sold. A. J. Briggs. Superior,
Ncb M Id 10
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

HAiR SOODS-WIGS, Z IC.
For rates. etc, see top Of tTst column or this pdga
II EST line hair goods in west; hair dressing.
Dwlgs. switches, bangs, hair chains, etc,
specially. avles, hair goo is and milliner,
opposite postoffice Ill 3. 18th ST, Omaha. al
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08
BR ANCH OFFICES.

Advertising for tn ESQ columns will be taken
on the above condi tions. Mt the following busi-
ness houses no are aut h horlZed to take special
notices at the same rates as can be had at the
main Office.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-08

DERSONAL--Frank; Yours 5th reed today
l. 9th in T. B. viii scn1 pkg. to reach "A.
s." 11th requ tested, and Will arrange to see
$50" 18th to 18th Mar" "A" '.EN" at once,
NJ 3lS-10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-13
THE WATER FRONT.

Steamer state Of Washington arrived In res
tarcsy morning bringing twenty tons Of wheat
for SchwS54eser Bros. & Co, from Coup eville.
This steamer viii make her last trip today be-
fore being laid OF Arrangements have been
made 20 make this an excursion trip, and the
compG1E has issued invilstions 10 its shipping
patrons IA WhKtoom and o;her points On ito
route requesting them 70 participate Iha
schooner KairnGTsu L already laid up at Ia
coma.
Steamer Fanny lake brought in 90 tons Of hsy
yesterday for Lilly, BogsTdus d Co Mr.. Boz
gsr9as. who has been up on the skagit several
days buying hay, returned OF the boat he says
that hay IS beginning 10 be somewhat scarce in
the Sk&git valley now.
70 feel the effect Of the pulling OF Of the Pacific
Navigation Conpsny's boats. Night before last
she went ont with - tons Of freight frora
Seattle and brought in Is tons yesterday.
Captain Ben. 1min and his srscking crew were
az work yesterday raising the tug Wasp Ehs
was made fast % tive seoEs, which lifted her up
with TIE tide. She was then 20 be towsd 20 the
YES: aide beach bE the tag 81 Patrick.
Tug Biz vent % Olympia yesterday with the
stone barge Asax loaded with coal for the Ore
gol improvement Company
Steamer Mabel went ouf yesterday morning
with fair load Of tresgat and passengers for
snohouish sD6 wsy points.
Tug Horne, bro1ght over two empty seoxs
from Eagle Hsrboz yesterday morning 10 10
used IN raising tie Wssp.
Steamer Michigan was hauled out On the vars
yesterday morning. she Will BE Of ia q day or
50.
Steamship ST. Pail sails for san Francisco
this morning with 500 tens OF coal
Steamship Walia Walla sails ios Fan francisco
az 6 o'e.oek this evening
steamship Cosnopols IS due from San Fran
cisco tomorrow.
Steamship Umztiils Is due from san Francisco
fpdAE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-13
sorrcE OF ELECTION.

40 rs,t, IL ". Wills, inspector. and D. K Bxx-
ssr aao saSnes Pollock. Judges 81 satd election
.ss 1r I sr pses Ct voting y tie Th.n preenet q
West and w. w. Barker. judges OF sad eviction.
81 ne Place Of voting to the Fourth precist q
heene aud Terrence oBrien. judges Of said cleo
N THE sEcosp wAzn
For the place OF voting IN the first prscfncs Of
said ward. P. W. fuller, inspector and Bees p
Daniels and a l. Hall. Judges Of said election.
Eer ne pace q 70 Ing IN The second prsg1ct Of
lord ana Z & Robinson. judges Of said election
II THE THTED wARD
For the place Of voting ia the First precinct Of
said ward. Charles W. LSw.cu, inspector ard 10
sepn AAisn and l. d. W. shelton. 5gdgss Of said
For tie place Of voting IN the Second prec.pcs Of
sARo ara, y 4 lark. Inspector ard r. Z Brown
and T. Z. Blaine Judges Of said election
E TEE rorErH wAzp
For the place Of voting In the Fsr.. precinct Of
sad ~hrS, hEtya1o- knicott. inspector and r. C.
fourE and III. -. Jones. judges Of said cleo; Ion.
Of said ward, Il r ndars. i5pe-ior .e, and
Fred Gaseh and J. W. yanBrockitn, judges Of sad
Tor the place Of voting in the Third precinct Of
said ward 9. W. Murphy, inspector. and Charles
aoppia and Alexander AcRas, ladges ofsald e.eo-
n IKE FTyrH wAHn
For the place Of voting IA The First precinct Of
sac ward o. y. More, inspector. and ~. Frey ard
IA u rsetls sacEes OF >efd elecIfcn-
Fer the place Of voting IN the Second prec.nrf Of
said ward, Robert Glennon. inspector, ard n. Phil
Els and ]. y B!geiuw. judges u said ei.zstigl
for the place Of vofsnE In the Third prsctref o.
said ward O. X. T. sparilng inspector ard X n
Crawford and J. n Lyon, Isoges q Sal. SECTION
rS THE SIXTH wsRn
For the place Of voting IN the Firs; rr~cinr; -
said ward, George A. Hill tnspec O.. 49, Ell ~ ".
aid and Joseph Morrison. gu1E@s q sata lirrtlou
Fcr the psare o. voting In The 1rcuzt Frrci1rt q
said ward. Thomas l.. Jones. inspector, and g. l.
Manning and > Z. Short, judges o. sad eieCsi0n-
IL THE SEVENTH wAED.
For the place Of voting in the First prscinc. %
s&sd ward. w. H Bow. Inspector and y McISan-
les ard {. Q. brinley. judges Of said election.
Fer the place Of g0t fg In the second preclncf Of
said WARD. A. NJ ItDekaey. Inspector, ana Martin
Stewart and J. X Davis. judges Of sad slsc. i0n-
TIE EgGHTB wARo
For the place OF voting IN the First precinct Of
said ward J. b Denny, Inspector. and 3. a Ander-
son and W II. Hnghes. Judges Of said election
For the place q voting 10 the Second ctnct %
said ward Walter Graham. inspector. snd Charles
J. lars and T. A Wilson. judges u said election
Fer the place of voting ~ the Third precinct Of
said ward. Jesse Cochran. Inspector. and =. ". d.
Hoierook and LsTld Graham, judges Of said cleo
ton
HARRY WHITE,
Mayor II the City Of Seattle
II. ~. MILLER,
City Clerk.
Date Of arsf publication Nav /. A D. 1891.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-13

sax FEAScEsco, MEy 12-Quosations For old
potatoes remain sbouf the same. with sc1ne va-
rieEleS tending more % weakness than Others.
New POTATOES are "a active as eFer. 2alr &C.
rand exists for new onions, bit old are
neglected. A Big consignment Of oranges a.
rived yesterday. twelve carloads in al. and
pTiees fer al varieties except the very choicest
nsyels we're weaker. THIS morning stocks weTs
heavy for common grades. A poor lot % straw
berries rescued the market Yesterday and had IN
be sold az such low figures that the better quail
les Ct berries were affected and weakened In
prices Cherries ere coming in freely, black
varieties selling rapidly; white and red cherries
are wesk ard neglected. Apples are seaEea-
Butter Is improved and & lrrser. Choice ranch
eggs sre in slightly better dsngnds Eastern are
ska3e frner. Asparagus il easy in price, aud
supplies liberal and TIE demand good. The
market Is Elufted with green peas. both sweet
and common summer squash and egg plant
are cheaper. String beaas, under more LIBERAL
supply. sze somewhat cheaper. Rhubsrb IL yes
duh and weak.
FRCoUcE RECEIPTS AsD oroTArToys.
Pr53Ucs rsceip's-Flour, 1000 quarter sacks:
whsas. 1900 osntals: barley 500 ceniAls.
200 sacks. onions 1000 sacks; bran. loo sacks:
hides. Loo, vine, 5000 gallons; brandy a,9oo
Floar-Fsraily extra, &. 4oas 50 per hbi: bakers
extra, SA4sgS50; superane, $275s1i3a
v hset-SL7-sz per een;al May. IL e0nsstereds
tsiF basis Ter desirable shipping graees- from
slo 20 Sls5 about represents tbs range Tor mill
Ing parcels
BarisFNo feed. q. 4s1tL So Z. chosee. 81. s-1z.
common grades, si-S7ssasl .4.ss; brewing, sl-5o9
i-s5 ger cear-ii so- good 70 choice
0zts-sarprise, sia2s sial.a5; milling. tlg19
i223s; good 60 cs3iee fe3. si.s7a< oi sci. lair.
Si-stsZI.s5s gray. s. -sz5.fcsE So Per Genital
CoEB-Isrre yellow. sg.4-i 80 small yeI-
low, s. -529xGSi.a5. white. *l-S1zi 80 PER GENITAL
Wool-sprl ng clip. fBothill. per =, ls92lcs
northern, lSSzle: southern SIX months, l4alsc;
southern, twslys months. lsSISse; SsTa6a,
l5g21c.
oPTIcSs.
csn bosrd sales: whsas-Bryer 1881, ;1791
175ss. closing az Sites
Basiey-Bgye- lssl. SIe5; season, sl-f5
FlSASCIAI-
Drafts-sight, 20. telerraphic. sc. ster-
ling tiIs-Bsnk. Ssss5z. SIGHT. Ase5s: CONNER
eiai, $50. silver eArs. r. s5ssc. Mexican dol
lars 7s5s g79e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-13
FOREIGN MARKETS..


LoSDoS. May I2-Clossag eoBsoIs: Money,
% lois; roneY account. 50 U. :. "a, III i:
=. : So, leS- Bar silver. 4Ss4d per ounce.
Money. sI5a per cea;.
FAztS. May I2.-Thers was great excitement
or tie DouTse today and wide fluctuations IL
general securities continued AZ one time 10
was diffiegt 10 effect sales Of Portuguese aud
Spanish securities AZ almost any price Later
bear re-bgTi1g assisted ;he market and tina
20 eeDLznes for per cent. rs1tes, 81 per cent
for Portuguese securities, Ter cent. Tor Span
isa, ~ per cent. for Italians, Yer cent for
EuSsians and = francs p confines for RIO Tn
ios- After business hours there was decided
raise, Per cents gaining q confines Italians
- eertiraeS, Portuguese ~ per cent, spanish n
rer cprf and Bio IIrrrk -aearfirnRs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SEERIFFS SALF-IN THE
irgton.
James Griffin. plaintiff. VS. James n. Longhesd,
r. c. huatley and /. J. PoTteTEslc defendants
No. $50.
Under IN ~ Tirtue Of a. execution. ISSUED oGt
OF the shove n7rned curt IN the above entitled
aston and 10 me directed and delivered. hzve
Gs3y levied upon al the rsght. title and interest
Of defendant. T = Por erfeli in sad writ named.
In ard 20 the following described real properly.
Wit; AL OF block SIX tel. lots !. 3. 1 ana in
block lots to II inclusive. block 10 and al q
block l6 in ForteFfelds addition 70 the city OF 50
axle. King county. Wash. according 70 the plat
thereof on Gle IN the auditors ofce Of said ki1g
county. Wash.
Notice Is therefore hereby given tha; on Friday.
the 24th SAY Nay. 1877 q the hour Of %
o'c5Ock, s OF said day. a. the front door u the
courthouse IN the city 4 seattle. said King
county. I y sell gbe above described property 8.
puzzle auction 70 the highest bidfer for cash.
pSfed tbs 2sth day of A pvli 1891
J. II. WCOLERy. sheriff