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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
DISTRIBUTING CENTRE

their trade. They carry splendid line OF
dry goods. notions and fancy goods ana are
known as a first-class house in all respects
rHALHMER BROTHERS.
No. 50i east Broad street. This firm in 1913
succeeded William Thalhimer. who began me
business in 1874 Through ali these years the
house has had a splendid reputation LOT
honest and just dealing.
They have a large stock Of dry goods car,
pets. nc, and also make speciality Oh hdles
wraps.
FoURQUREAS PRICE CO.,
No. 400 east Broad street The senior mem
Der of this firm IS thoroughly weh,kho"h IA
the retail dry goods trade, having been con-
nected with IL since 1866. ,u,..o.
They carry an enormous stock OF the Iateso
rcods and sell at prices which attract the
trade. For honorable dealing they nave no
supeTiors.
JULIUS sYcIE SONS,
Noa on and 20s east Broad street. The Sc
njor member Of this firm succeeded his father,
who inaugurated the business IN 1850.
Their stock OF dry goods and notions IS very
extensive and they have an exceieht tfaeo.
customers here invariably get full value for
al they buy.
KAUF1fANS CO.,
Fourth and Broad streets For many years
Their large stock has been selected with great
care. and no goods are sold otherwise than
lust as represented. This has made them
many friends and customers and they ENJOY
great success.
BREEDEN, TALLY CO..
No. 800 east Broad street A large stock Ofthe
newest and best fabrics are certain 10 find
many customers. and this is the condition Of
affairs at the above store. Courteous and
affable in their dealings, they have the reputa-
ton of being frst-class dry goods andnotion
house.
ISAAC SYCLE 4 CO.,
Corner Third and Broad streets. The above
house enjoys an unusually large trade which
comes as a result Of their enormous stock and
low figures as we'll as their fair and equitable
manner of doing business
Their large corps of assistants are courteous
and attentive and it is a pleasure 10 visit their
store.
LEVY 4 DAVIS.
This firm controls one of the largest retail
houses in this line and their store-rooms are
filed with all the latest articles comprising
complete stock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
CnREFUL SUNDAY READERS
BECOME SUNDAY BUYERS

May upon us ana tne
Clothing for yourself and your cnen ~
iwher Read
I eco the facilities YOU WILL SOON DiDH Nv ~
,vOR MICH ADVANTAGE
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CLOTHING.
N. BYEDHEIM a BRO. ,

N. BKEDHEIM BRO,
No. ele Main street. This concern carries a
complete stock Of clothing hats and furnish
ing goods, and all of the latest styles in these
lines they have always in stock. Combined
with the superiority of their goods Is the
advantages they offer inflow prices The house
ranks extremely high for their honest, upright
and just dealings. and customers can rely
always upon their representations.
THE BOSTON,"
Schwarzschild g. Co., proprietors, No 1909
east Main street. A tremendous stock OF
clothing, hats and gents furnishing goods ls
carried by this firm, and THE Boston" has
grown famous for its complete lines and
moderate prices Their business IS constantly
increasing, and a successful future IS now
assured.
The proprietors are young, energetic and
full Of vim, and their assistants are all sales
men Of merit 1t is truly "a live house and one
which IS q credit 10 the city.
A. sAKs CO.,
Nos, l0l7 and 1919 Main street, Mr. j. Cans
manager. No one passing along Main street
could help pausing TO admire the beautiful
building and enormous stock of this house
One is worthy of the other and both are
splendid In addition TO their great stores Of
clothing, hats and furnishing goods they have
large line of shoes, trunks and hunting
Roods Their daily sales arc immense and
the great success of this store reflects much
credit upon the efficient manager and his
numerous assistants.
M'ADANs 4 BERRY.
The above firm was established in 1879 and
have steadily increased their business up 10
the present time They carry a well-selected
assortment of clothing and gents furnishings
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The above firm was established in 1879 and
have steadily increased their business up TO
the present time. They carry a well-selected
assortment of clothing and gents furnishings
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-22
STATE souss NOTES.

Gen. G. L. Beal 10 st Boston where fos
the rest Of the week be will be found .,
he Parker House.
Governor Buflsigh and party returned
yesterday from Fort Point and Belfast. All
expressed great pleasure from the enjoyable
tip.
The railroad commissioners give hear.
ing on the different methods for heating
cars on Tuesday and Wednesday, August
4 snd 5
Govefnor BafIsigh, With the executive
couaciI. will visit the State Reform Scho |
nsxt Saturday, and viii dine With the Por- :
lMd Club u Diamond island.
Mr.. W. P. True Of Maiden, Msss-, Who
With his family 10 Eoppipg in the city,
visited the State House ysstefday. Mr..
True Represented the town Of Sanford in
the Legislature Of 1867.
Capt J. Chiicott, Co. G, Bangor, vss
in the city soday He visited the encsmp-
ment grounds and vAs much pleased With
the fine condition Of things now being put
tn readiness for the encsmpment- He
spent an hour On the rife range and made
some good scores. He Jeff in the after
noon to attend the convention Of dentists
st Brunswick. being on the State bosrd
ous ef the more than 500 school super
visors and COMMITTEES in the State, only
nine have this year failed to make thei,
school returns to the State department Of
schools. This is considered - doing re-
markAbly we'll. Several Of the towns sr d
cities have been delinquent in forwarding
their nscal returns and according to law
lost 10 per cent Of their money from the
Ststa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-22
Base Ball At the Park.

The Wstefvilles came down yesterday tt
cross bats with the Augustus. A JOURNAL
reporter viewed the combat from q ssf
distance for seven innings, st which tim
the affair stood 20 to 6, somewhat in favo,
Of Waterville. Later dispatches from ths
battlefield give the final result - 23 to Z
with crest slaughter in the Augusta ranks
The Wstefvilles were reinforced BY tvs
members Of the Colby University nine
Lstlip and Hoxis.
Jenkins OF Gardiner occupied the box 70,
Augusta. The game was full Of fun for
the spectators and some really good bal
play ing was exhibited At times, while d
others, tt WAS Of very tame kind. Bill
dean catcher, jenkins pitcher and Bar
bour first. put up good bali, while the
Wstervil!es generally, played COO
steady game. A peculiar thing hap
pened in the fourth inning, with
the Augustus at the bat Hoxis. the Water
vile second bsseman, wa, playing well W
in the diamond, when the ball was batted
directly for him. About fve or six feet in
front Of him it took sharp bound up,
striking him on the forehead with such
force - to bound back clear to the pitchers
box, where the pitcher picked up the ball
and felded out the runner at Arst base
The two mines were made up IS follows:
Augusta. BiIlideau, catcher; jenkins,
pitcher; Barbour. first; Lynch, second and
centre held; Harvey, third; Cronin, shor
stop; Foss, right field; Hinckley, centr
field and second; Hendee, left field.
Wa,erville, Williams, catcher; Tibbe
deau, pitcher King, first; Hcxie, second
La,lip, third Gullifer. short stop Scribner,
right field; Strange, centre field; Simpson,
left field.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-22

the mo Benefit, No Pay" plan
only one could stand the test, viz
DANAS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-22

Hsmmonds Grove.


J. Frank Pierce and family are here for
the season.
DR.. Ingalls, and family arrived MoDds,
for long visit.
Mr.. Charles Gsnnett of the Maine Stat
junior class has been spending week here.
o p, Howe, the we'll known manufac
turer Of wooden tents, has put up one OF
hs East shore Of the pond.
Everyone here is enjoying themselves 10
the utmost. Appetitss are good, all sleep
we'll and for telling fishing stories we take
the cake
The regatta recently sailed on the Cob
bosseeco coutee was grand success, though
the press Of work in hsying preven'ef
seversl parties from sAilirg their bosts. b.
the last Of this mouth, when that work ~,l
b. over. il is plsnued to hold another,
which there will be more boats and lsrs
attendance Of spectators.
Monday 80 Of The resident populst
er ioysd a lovely outing in the shape OF ,
picnic at Horseshoe island, some five mile.
below here. The journey was made il
boats, starting st about . o'clock in th'
forenoon and returning about in the After
noon. A chowder was the subject Of di.
cussion and the vote was unanimous on Il {
verdict good
There vas very pretty lawp party OF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-22

Mr.. Fl. II. Hamliu. the veteran Water
street merchant, says that in his boyhood,
forty years ago, the northern part OF ths
big hill back OF the State House vas known
- Niger Hll' from the fact that there
vas = email colony Of dafkies settled there.
The central part or the mountain vas
called "Lockes Ledge" from the owner
OF house built upon the side Of the hill.
OF this house no trace remains save the
hollow that vas formerly 9 cellar.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-22
The Fuller Obser asory 10 rapidly grow.

The Fuller Observatory 10 rapidly grow
ing. Itis nov visible from parts Of Wat
er street Mr.. Fuller expects to have it
opened within three weeks. Over 800 keys
have been taken by subscribers in Augusta,
Hslioveli, Gardiner and Waterville. The
ls,est plan 10 to grade the ground surround
ing the observatory and to lay out bowl
ing green. Three telescopes have been or
dered. The enterprise is proving such
surces. that Mr.. Fuller may pu. up = $50
f. iron tower in the fall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-22

All sorts Of rumors we're floating around
the city yesterday afternoon to the enect
tina, our veteran tounsmsn, Mr.. Lewis b.
Hsmlen. had received . stroke Of paralysis.
On following this ,t,ry up it vas found
that Mr.. Hsmlen had had siisht conges-
ton. due to indigestion, at Mrs. Crais's
funeral. DIR. Croker, the attending
physician. SAYS that there 10 nothing serious
about 1t. This will be welcome news to
shi, popular nouoserian's many friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-22
syrup of Ffgs,

Produced from the laxative and nutritious
Juice Of California figs. combined with the
medicinal virtues Of plants known to be
most beneficial to the human system, acts
gently, on the kidneys, liver and bowels
edectuslIy cleansing the system. dispelling
cold. and hesd.ches, aud curing habitusi
constipation. july6d& w mofolrm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-22
Born.
EkAN

FkANkL1S,
weld-Iuly ilth, TO the wife Of Bernie j.
Piummor. daughter. .
Flags. daughter.
HANCOCK.
ocranville, Deer isle-Juiy u, 10 the wife oi
Arthur webb. = daughter.
KNOX.
KockIand-July ls, 10 the wife OF William
Cobb, a ssaght' r. July l5 70 the wife OF Jesse ;
Smito, a daughter, July $, to The wue oi
Thomas X. y chorn, a son.
~ rth HaveL-July /, to the wife Of koderie
Gillis, son
PEypBsCor.
Holden-July 3. to the wife of Charles L. Ken
ncy twin boys
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-22

The game OF bail that was 70 have taken
place between the Augustss aud the Fair
a. ID Stars at the park this afte rnoon has
been indefinitely p rstponed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-22

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8ots tbs astho6 md results whs.
syrup Of Efgs Is .Assa; Is i: pieasAni
lnd rsfrsaains 70 lbs .asts, and aco
gently yet pronptr 0r tes Kidney.
Li~sy .c8 aoss.s aissnsss the sys
asa sdsctnAly isoei; soids. hesd
e.ch~s 4sG isss,. srd salss sAoitua
3oustipaatos Sysnp u Figs 10 tie
sniy rsrnsdy Of ~ snd ,~s- pro
tucsd, plssAng 70 ths tasss snd &c
espssbls se the stomach, prompt ii
Il action and traIy bsnsfciai lr it,
efeoz, prepared only from tie mos
,ss'sh, and agrsssbls Substances, ii,
rKay sIcs!lsrG qualities commend il
% ~. knc hAss made i: Shs sacs'
,.cpular ,sm.dy kncsn,
syrup Of ESg g tos sis IN Sat
and u bot.'~ By al lasdiaT drug,
yistA Any ,4lissls d7xgxlss vhc
may not h4rs II sa ssSs v1G yee
cure Il prcap.'y Tor say "Na VIC
wiahse "a sY Il 0s ssss ,ssast ~,
substituss
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-22

Il have always wondered, said the
newly arrived missionary to the genial Gao,
nibal. what became of my predecessor.
"Oh. he" returned the csnoioal, "he ha'
gone into the interior"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-24

NOfiSE-To ALL PERSONS FURNISHING
~ materials TO, rendering service or performing
!soor TOR King county. Notice II hereby given:
That under and according TO IN ACT passed by the
Ast ieSisature of the state Of Washington entitled
An act 20 regulate the disbursement OF ali MONIES
BY The officers of the state Of Washington and All
district, county and precinct ofcers ana corlnls-
SONS OF the state OF Washington and declaring an
emergency all claims presented said county for
materials furiifshed. services rendered labor per
certihcase. certifying honor that such material
nas been furnished. service rendered or labor pcr-
Termed rs described Ia said claim, which said cerri-
ncaie shall be part Of said claim attached to the
same. = ~
All precinc. or district officers charsed with dr..
bursenent of public monies or presenting claims 10
the county for material furnished services rendered
or labor performed in and for said county shaI1
take fuiiy stemized vouchers for such disburse
meats which SAID vouchers shall be in duplicate
one 20 DC hed with the auditor OF said county, the
other TO De retained by the officer person max
ing the disbursement. certifying the indebted
nesSsfn the case OF claim
said vouchers shall contain . certificate BY the
person or officer making ssch disbursement or al
ing sncn ciaiua, certifying honor that the ma
cred for whcn such disbursement IS made or claim
Med, h.sve been actually delivered rendered or
performed. -
Section III Of said act reads as follows:
any oincer or person violating any OF the pro-
Visions OF this act shall be deemed guilty Of mis-
oesneancr. aud upon conviction thereof shall be
nne1 N any sum OF rot less than 400 or more
than 1000 and may be imprisoned In the county
JAIL not less than ten days nor more than six
payment must De made out and cerrifed TO in
strict compliance with sa:d Law. By order OF the
ooAru OF county commissioners
= a. ~ IcHELL- County Auditor.
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Joint RESOLUTION NO. s8-BE 1T RE-
- solved by the board Of aldermen and mouse Of
delegates Of the city of Seattle. in session Is
Tna. il is the intention OF the CITY council or
said city to improve the alley runainy from Wash
ingtnu street 10 Main street, between Fifth street
and Sixth street. by grading the same in accord
nnce with ;ne established grade, and by planking
ment is i've hundred t$5001 dollars, and the cost
OF said Improvement IS TO be assessed against the
property Auditing on said alley proposed TO be
improved. described above and which said
property benefited by said Improvement.
All persons owning any aoutfinz property on
said alley As above described. as defined by sec
ton seven IA of article eight (vII of the free
holders charter, shall have fifteen fl5l days nom
and ater the date OF the first publication Of thia
resolution 10 file with the city clerk protests
against said Improvement.
Passed house Of delegates March 18th ls0l
r. w. Jones, President H. Of d
Passed board Of aldermen February 20th 1891.
GEORGE W: HALL President b. Of A.
,ssPqp by me This ls,a day 6 Marss a D
Flied by me March lstn- A .. 1891.
IL. W. MILLER. City Clerk
Date OF first publication March 10th. A. n. 1891.
ITO THE rUBLIc-As THE INSPECTION
OF buildings and the issuing Of building per.
mits have been made Fart Of the duties Of the I'M
cersigne II Is respectfully requested that the pro-
tiers be strictly complied with and that permit Be-
oo1ainec before outidin; or altering any building
ANY persons violating said ordinance render them
selves Liable to fine and If found making changes
The Office Of superintendent OF buildings Il In
the Butler block. en- second street. room BIS on
the NTH door. II the Office is found closed : per-
NIT can be obtained az the Office OF the board Of
l. p. COMPTON.
SUPP. OF b. B. & W.
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C0xFECrYONERs.

ICE CREAM. CONFECTIONERY. ETt.-
= Henry > ice cream. all tiavors, aIwnvs on hand
oesiNffed promptly 10 all parts Of the CITY. Metre
paaatAn Bricks ailhavcrs quart 50 cent? shree
PINE - cents. two qasrtss u, or % per csIion:
homemade candies made flesh daily. Iyre<s
ssscssmens h the city u Henry az Third
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND NUT
1 ton-Headqua.ters department Of the Colum-
s. A.. Vancouver Barracks. Wash Feb. "a. 1891.
Sealed proposals IN riplicate subject the usual
oflices 81 the acting ccmnissaries Of suhssfsncr
At the foilowing-named posts flor tho fresh beef
and mutton named AZ those posts only. until ~
which time and place they win be opened in the
presence Of bidders, for furnishing and Delivering
cling July !, 1891: Boise Bafrscks, Idaho; Fort
Canoy. WISH; Fort sherman, Idaho: Fort
ceuver Barracks, wash; Fort walla " ala wash.
The government reserves the right to reject any
OF all bids Bidders win understand that contracts
made under this advertisements. and proposals
made In response thereto shall not be Construed 20
involve the United states in any ooiigation for
IL for the %
printed circulars stating the kind of beef and mut-
sn sn :pS ssos 20 ss or g % E
proposals should be marked: proposals for ffesS
undersigned or TO the Acting commissary Of sub
sisfenes Ga, at the severn, pests W: H. NASH
MAJOR and Z :, Z. s. A, Chief c. s.. d C.
RIps FOR CLEARING LAND-NoT1cE Is
bids will he received by the board OF County com.
mssioners at the ONCE Of the auditor Of said
he ees Gf n9ur 81 sSs n On said
sss o. sas 81 mat II ne q
situated in sections u and go donation Claim Claim
III.
Range East. according TO the specifications now
on fle In the office Of said auditor EsryA hid
must specify certain sum per acre or net sum for
the whole amount for clearing and gruhbaue and
. certain sum per cord for each cord Of VOID
cut and piled IN accordance with the spec
certified check Of one hundred dollars 10 guarsntee
that The bidder viii enter into Contract In 49, he
receives the award.
The successful bidder VIII be required 70 enter
into contract and furnish bond OF 1--WE hundred
dollars tor completion of the same according "a
said specifications. and also bond in the fnII sur
OF the contract price, a. required by the laws Of
the state providing for the payment of labor ana
material furnished within five day from me hats
OF award The board reserves the right to reject
any and Ill bids
By order Of the board Of county commissioners
Of King county.
Dated At Seattle. March ls, A. D. 1891.
County Auditor aud ex-oGicio Clerk OF .aid Rc.rd.
CEALEp PRoPosALS-THE CITY or Ar
- erdeen. ash. invites plans and specifications
io< system OF waite rwofks. also bids for nsfali-
ING the plant ~ per plans submitted Said piaps
81 OF the ordinances of the city OF Aherdeen AN
pos % De accompsn led with Q bond In the sum al
$-,Vu0, conditioned upon the acceptanre Of fhe
proposal. that the successful bidder viii enter snto
contract with the city Of Aberdeen 10 put Ia and
complete said wafer-workA Also to furnish =
, 9ond 70 0e approved BY the city council equal to
works according to the pians and speciSesfiona
Raoposed Bids to be submitted by A pril Is iSal
Inc city council reserves the right Ia yese.s srv
and All bids copy of ordinance No 81 az the
CITY Of Aberdeen may be az the once al this
paper. J. WHITE Sstex 49,, - saa's
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRs-EsrATE OF VIII
~ SOP A. snyder. deceased Notice is hereby
gwen oy the undersigned, administrator al the es-
tS,e q wilson A snyder deceased 20 the creditors
oi ana All the persons having claims against the
seia deceased, 10 present them with the necessary
vouchers within one year from the date this no
nee 20 The said administrator. ut his Office rooms
9-i. ozb Burke block. In the city Of seattle. Ming
county, Washington. the same being the place for
Inc RsnsacSion Of The besiHess OF said estate.
JOB r. LII ON,
decreased. -
seattle. Wash. March IA. 1891
GROCERIES.
srRouP. NEW LINE OF GROCERIES
~ III Third street
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EOCND-THAT IF YOU WANT TO EAT
thr best roast heef for iunc hson, hes, heefstesk
for breakfast and supper the taofcnoaa hsnca
rooms, erpssi;c ;sstoffse, 6rxl-ciAa mexS nans
Mnch ll.So - 40; Try u
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TcINr RESOLUTION NO. s2-BE TT RE-
- solved by the board Of aldermen aud house
Of delegates Of the city Of Seattle In session
semhled:
That it IS the intention OF the city council a
said city to improve Rose street from Madison to
its north end, and DuwAmish street ffom Rose
street TO the north end OF said Duwamish street
In the city OF Seattle by grading the same in 90
cordsnce With the established grade. and TO con-
struct sidewalks on each side Of the same.
The estimated cost of said Improvements b
seven thousand nine hundred s.000l dollars,
and the cost Of said Improvement is be assessed
against the property abutting on said streets pro-
posed 10 be improved Is described above. and
which said abutting property s hereby declared 70
Be the property benefited by said Improvement
Al persons owning any AUDITING property -
defined by section seven "a, of article eight
tVIII) Of the charter. shall have fifteen days nom
and amer the date of the first publication Of this
resolution to file with the city clark protests
against said improvement
Passed house Of delegates March To- 1891.
r. W. JONES.
President House Of Deiegntea
Passed the board Of aldermen December 20. 1900
GEO. ". HALL
President Board Of Aldermen.
sasRrr0ved By me '1 Has sis g. w e 4ereS
Filed by me March rs. 1891.
H-w. MILLER, CITY Clerk
Date of 6rsf publication March 20. 1891