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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-03-10
The Lady Godiva Of 1887.

The procession OF Lady Godiva is still an
annual observance in Coventry, England,
but the woman who represents the kind.
hearted wife Of Earl Leofric wear smore
clothing than the famous original. The
local belle who recently assumed the char
acter in the pageant was attired in gown
designed after sketch dated 1880 The
under robe was of cream satin gathered at
the waist; sleeves long and hung loosely
from band of gold on the upper part of
the arm by jeweled girdle; cloak of rose
colored velvet, trimmed with gold and
lace and precious stones; jeweled coronet
and chain bracelets, and other ornaments
in the hair, which fell over her shoulders
In long waves. The steed she rode was Q
magnificent dapple gray.
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august.
Flower"

Mrs. Sarah M. Black of Seneca,
No., during the past two years has
been affected with Neuralgia of the
Head, Stomach and Womb, and
writes: my food did not seem to
strengthen me at all and my appe-
tite was very variable. My face
was yellow, my head dull, and I had
such pains in my left side. In the
morning when I got up I would
have flow of mucus in the mouth,
and bad, bitter taste. Sometimes
my breath became short, and I had
such queer, tumbling, palpitating
sensations around the heart. ached
all day under the shoulder blades,
in the left side, and down the back
of my limbs. It seemed to be worse
in the wet, cold weather of Winter
and Spring; and whenever the spells
came on, my feet and hands would
turn cold, and could get no sleep
at all. tried everywhere, and got
no relief before using August Flower
Then the change came. 1t has done
me wonderful deal of good during
the time have taken it and is work
ing a complete cure" o
G. G. GREEN, Sole Man'fr, Woodbury., N. J.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-03-10

Abiline has the best water now of any
town in Kansas and the wnrst hnar.
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NOTICE TO coNrRAoroRs.

NOTICE To CONTEMPORARIES COUNTY
~ commissioners Of Yakima county. state of
Washington, hereby give notice for and on behalf
OF said county that il Is the intention OF said county
commissioners to receive bids for continuing the
WORK upon certain artesian we'll now being sunk
in what Is known as the Horse Heaven country.
in said county and state
Said well is now TO depth of five hundred $500
feet and the continuation is to be of the same size
as the preceding Eve hundred 5000 feet to-wit:
with diameter OF eight fsl inches
Inc contract for said work Is to be let to the
lowest responsible bidder bidding therefor The
said board OF county commissioners reserve the
right 20 reject any and al bids. All bids must be
under seal and fled with II. H Ellis clerk of the
board OF county commissioners, by or prior to 10
O'Clock A. m. Tuesday. August l. 1891
The successful bidder obtaining the contract for
said work viii be required TO furnish a good and
suhcient bond. subject TO the approval Of the said
board. in the sum of 81 900, with two or more
sureties. conditioned upon the performance of said
work. according 10 The above plan and upon the
terms OF hi contract, in good workmanIike and
skiliful manner.
Bids Will be opened and considered by said hoard
August 4. 1891, al 10 o'clock a. m
Dated ~ North Yakima Wash Nav ~ 1901
JOSEPH STEPHENSON
chairman of the Board Of County Commissioners
OF Yakima County. Wash.
Attest Mypo~ VI 49,.
Clerk Of the Board of County Commiss,oners of
Yakima County. Wash
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tR0CTOR~MARTfS-As ne ssidencs Of sam
uei yegfal eso Snohofassh fssy Monday, June
!. 1901 BY Rev. John r. Damon. Of Seattle. mr..
George X. Proctor and Miss Juiia 4. Martin both
81 ~ spohomisb City.
DEcoR-GooDH EAp-At the residence OF the
ofI1csafing clergyman Rev. John +. Damon. 80
E fifth street, Seattle on Monday, June j. 1891,
4 Mr.. Albert secor and Miss Bebecca Goodhesd,
both Of Black Diamond
8AHKER-CowEN-At the residence OF the
brides parents, near Lake Union, on Monday,
June j. 1891, by Rev. John r. Damon, Mr.
. Thomas r. Parker and Miss Bertha Cowen, both
of King county.
y ETERs-WALTZE-At the residence Of the on
eating clergyman, Rev. John r. Damon el0
/ Fifth street Seattle on Monday, June j, 1891,
Mr.. Eugene Peters and Miss Vivian Il. d. waifze,
both Of King county
KOBEEY-sADLER-At the residence Of the on
cjAfing clergyman. Rev. John II. Damon, $40
Fifth street. Seattle, on Tuesday, May 26, 1891,
Mr.. James A. Motley and Miss Hattie l.. SadeT,
both Of Port Biakeiey. Ritsap county.
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PoARp OF ALpERMEN goIYT EEso11-.

BOARD or ALDERMEN JOINT REsmr.
Whereas. the city council of seattle H..
FORE by joint resolution No. 50. declared ~ sr3
ton TO grade and sidewalk Decatur stree< IL -
lers second addition 70 the city OF seattle susnss
mental. from Madison street 70 wyckoo 49,
ali in said city Of Seattle; and
Whereas the city council Of said city az 49,.
did On the Tth dav OF May, A. p. 1891 - -
ordinance, No 1.7l7. which said orFinaass -
and established assessment districa a. rrnsSl@
IN section eght 80. OF article eight VIII AZ ~
and,
Whereas. an assessment roll has been a...>
containing the names Of the owners, when kn~set
OF ali the property IN said assessment ixrricr -
when u known such property Is listed TO urk.--..S
owners. and the sum OF 81 27243 for every 49,
foot Is assessed against each separate los asx 49,
Gel OF land OF the property 10 said strict 49,
the owners and property when known. ami axsnss
the property when the owners are unknows ~
in said assessment roll the estimated COS. ~ 49,
street crossings as assessed against the cf,v -
other things were provided in said assessmeas ri
required BY section eight 81, Of artiele ssss
{NIIil, of the freeholders' charter; therefore - ~
Resolved by the board OF aldermen an -.
house Of delegates OF the city Of Seattle in e.
That the city clerk IT the city Of s<.,ss. Z.
hereby directed 20 publish IN the official newsoer
OF said city in consecutive issues ~ the zs7s
notice that the said roll has been filed by ths 49,
OF public works With said city council and 70, -
persons owning land IN said assessment disss;7
No be required TO appear and ME obiectons rS<
the city clerk. II a they have, on or hefors -
10 dSy of June, A II. 1891, against said -
ment roll or the taxes or asseszraenfx r-<
therein, or the same will De approved &c.
correct. by the city eouncil AZ said time -
Aud II IS hereby further ordained and rssolsue
that there be joint session Of the eli y co1us1 y,
the said 9Th day OF June, A d. 1891 h hes, -
jections If any. against said assessment ron -
If ohjections are made Tor the approves shSs-.,
Passed house Of delegates May IS, A d. lsS1 q
X. W. JOyK4
President House Of Dsls.,Sss
Passed beard Of aldermen May e. 1881 -
GEORGE w. Hall
President Board Of Al1sr11~-
Approved by Ine this the "a day Of Una f2Ss
HARRY WHITE Nsr~
Filed by me this I'd day Of June 1891. -
II. w. MILLER. CITY CA
Published June 3. 1891.
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CITY NOTICES.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLU.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT RESoLU-
ID ton No. 70:
has heretofore by joint resolution No IS declared
its intention 10 grade and Sidewalk McClaire a
street in said city from Yeser avenue To The north
line Of Eaton street. also in said city; and
Whereas The city council OF said city OF Seattle
did on the 7tn dav OF May, 1891, pass oFdi-
nance. No LIS, which said ordnance fixed and
established assessment district As provided In
section J. Of article eight OVID. q the free-
hoidsrS charter paw for such Improvement: and
Whereas an assessment roll mas been flied b.r
the board Of public works with the city council con-
tanning The names OF the owners. when known OF
all the property N said assessment district ana
when unknown said property Is listed 10 unknown
owners and the sum Of xO.a5354 for every front
foot 10 assessed against each separate lot and par
eel OF land Of the property in SAID district against
the owners and property when known and against
the property when the owners are unknown. and
in said assessment roll the estimated cost OF tie
street crossings was assessed against the CITY and
other things provided in said assessment roll
as required by section eight .. Of article eight
tNII. Of the freeholders charter: therefore De 10
Resolved, ey the board Of aldermen and the
house OF delegates OF the city Of Seattle in session
assembled
That The city clerk of the city Of Seattle Is hereby
directed to puolish IN the oeieial newspapers OF
said city. in ten consecutive issues Of the sane a
notice that said roll has been flied By the board OF
persons owning land IN said ASSESSMENT siIS1rSet
No. be required 10 appear and file objections
with The city clerk. any they may have. on or
before the 18th cay az june, 1891. against said
eSsment roll or the taxes or sesSments made
therein, or the sarte viii be approved II found cor,
And II Is hereby further ortersasf and resolved
that there be joint session OF the CITY council on
the 18Th day Of June. fs9l 10 hear ohgerf+orx IN
any. against said assessment roB and n no obiec-
tiVus are made. toE the approval thereof
Passed house OF delegates May 80 ls9l
r. ". JONES.
Tresfsen, Tnuse OF Delegates
Passed board Of aldermen june l. 1881
GEORGE ". HALL
President Board or Aldermen
Approved oy ne this the I'd dag Of June. 1891
HARRY WHITE Mayor
FitAd rav n t,,Da y saa
Published June ), 1891
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MARBLE And GRANITE WOREs.

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS COR
~ ner Sixth and Pike streets. Seattle. All kinds
cemetery Work on shortest notice. designs f1<-
nished on application
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES coScURss1|

HOUSE OF DELEGATES COSCCkk
Ii reSofu ton Nos.
wnereas. Il appears that. owing 20 CERTAIN
questions arisiug pertaining 20 the issuing
imprC-en ent oona=. and that even II no IL
- 20 their iesAiisy was raised, Z seems 80
bic 10 sell such bonds within che resgr1ctp53
the charter &s 20 Frics AMI rate Of inserfA
thus the city council IS defeated from carrsi13r
tAe wishes OF numerous petitioners, ana 49,
imprOveE- enSs q streets Is At 9 standstf5s -
foFe. he IL -
RS wed BY the house Of delegates. the 5osD<
fl6erJnen concuSrfng, That ali citizens ana
erty holders IN crested In any of the prnposs* r.
proTeaisntS OF any street the SpplicsIs1 =
Whtch Is l4ow pending before the city cpl1Ss =
for which PETITION Is soon 70 be preseae@
CIV ers Il over thTee-hfths OF THE tr0nI 49,
petit isas aSSiUg Tor the improvement 90 -
nse0lALe payment plan. IS The charter 800 q
IN section ), trti le = a. foil ws. he 49,
be adopted shall be by payment By nds = ~
III Gaze the owners OF more 81 q fhRee-att1s
rus her % the front feet o the properly ~,
on such street IN he rtstrics shah Ferislo1
other ode AZ or tefore the passsge =
dlnance IN which Rse The COUNCIL snaA
the u1oce pc ionsd for And the ooss
lie w rsS Is requested TO notify al ptA.<
recon nlenclnS sGch action Is N ye~
eN.Stirs ccndtti0nS vii nEl aooet - -
needed Improvements ana enable many #
l4oQEers . secure work. = -
1897 -'a' . r. W 5osss
President House Of Dele5 5fsx
Passed board Of aldermen tiis -oSn aa{ 70
A D. 1891. SEok1f. " -
President Eoayd OF AZ ~ ~ .<
Filed by me this ssth cav q MAJ Az, A - -
Published May IS. A. D. 1881 -
THE FOLLOWING CITY wARKA - -
&c p@3d apon presentation AZ l1s 49,
rsrss once and no Interest allowed - -
DAYS from thS Hrst Iuoicaiien % .1 - d
Wafer Tant warrants N Nss- ss Is, = % ia
DssEed lbs lsr day Of June. lcs l.. -rxue61 q
WILLIS J.. AAkSs CsV - -
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- partnership heretofore existing between Jonn
b C., Is dissolved, ended and terminated
signed JOHN MUTT
Postofice Box -3Q Seattle
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS DECATUR
~ s,reeI gTaae-se2ied proposals win Dc received
oy the unsi gne. secretary 81 me beard OF pub
lie WORKS OF the city % seattle On or uefsre Fri
day June D. lesi, Al - O'Clock noon- for the grad
lng and construction of sidewalks bath sides Of
Decatur street. IN Ieslers -ecOEd addition 20 the
CITY on Seattle supplemental from MadSSoa street
10 Nyckon street. IN accordance with the plans
and specifications now BE ia my Office.
kAcn bid - TO be accompanied BY = certified
check Payasie 20 the orte- Q. the CITY comptroller
bic and 10 bad viii be consnersa urlsss as,,orIaa
MED By such cheek
Tie board Of public works reserve The Ffxht 70 re-
jeci any and all bids r W d HoLRRGeok
Secretary Board Of Puoiic Works
F.rss publication Nay 70. ls9l
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BOARD OF ALDERMES JOINT arsoTT

BOARD OF ALDEhMEN JOINT EESoTH
Whereas, the city council os the city AZ s.uss.
has heretofore by joint resolution No 100 terl1~S
its intention TO graae and sidewalk Joy ar6 ~
streets in said city. from knight strees 70 o.
street. also in said city. and.
Whereas, the city council OF said city 81 seue11e
did on the 7th day Of May. 1897. pass an ordion,~
No. LIZA. which said ordinances SIZED snd 49,
HSled an assessm ut district ~ provided ~ 49,
eight o. Of article eight wild ef the fre<hs131
charter 20 pay for such Improvements, xaa
Whereas an assessment roll has hspn Ga =,
the board of pnblic works With he q y cornr1
containing the names OF the owners. when KNEW
Of all the property in said assessment dsxf>i -
when unkn said property Is listed % rnkn~~
owners. and the sum Of sl.s5575 for evsry loS
fo4i IL assessed against each separate lot and r<
OF land Of the property in said dstrcs ag11uss a.
owners and property when known, a2ainss -
property when the owners are u1kn0wns IA =
said assessment roll the estimated cost % she szrsG
crossings was assessed against the city and ar
things were provided IN said aSseSsEnent M ~
quIred by section eight 60 OF article eight NIfl4
of the freahclders charter: therefore.
Re il resolved by the board Of aldermsa Al ~
house OF delegates Of the city OF seattle il $50
assembled: q
That the city clerk Of the city Of seattle 4 -
said city in ten consecutive issues Of the -
notice that said roll has been filed by the So
of public works with said city council ard f6
persons owning land in said assessment dIzltM
be required TO appear and file ob3ecfhns W1M
city clerk, ifany they may have or 49, -
19th day OF June, 1891. against SAID aa1ms
roll or the taxes OF assessments made sk15r6 y
the same viii be approved If found c11Dd Mn
city council at said time.
And IL Is hereby further ordered ~ ru1lvt4
that there be Joint session Of the ciEY couoc1 81
said 18Th day OF June, 1891. 20 hear d1toEtoue
any. against said assessments rou, and 81 - e>le
tons are made for the approval thereof
Passed house Of delegates Nay rs. 1881
r. W. I0Sx4
President House Of I<iegu<k
Passed board OF aldermen May 2S, 1851
GEORGE W. HAI4
President Board of Adefm14
Approved by me this toe "a day OF Iunev l8Dk
HARRY WHITE, Mss0k
Filed by me this I'd day Of Jure, 1891.
h w. MILLER, CRY C1e1k
Published June 3. A. d. 1891.
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CoSFEcrIoNERs.

COSFECTIONERs.
ICE CREAM CONFECTIONERY ETC
Il Henry's ice cream. al tavcrS always On hand
delivered promptly 70 al parts Of the city: Metro
rcsitAn bricks al favors. quart so cents three
plnts 20 cents. twso quarts 81. or 81 per gallon;
home made candies. made fresh daily largest as
soEtnenf in the city az Henryss. ST Third Street
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Ls0R SALE-IF YoU WANT A GOOD PIECE
4 Of property cheap cell At room 81 Roxwell
block.
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III r. HAMMOND & Co. COMMISSION MFR.
II. chants dealers in fruits. tour butter. eggs,
provisions. hay, grain. storage solicited. Ware
house and Office, West street corner Marion Tel.
ephone 459.
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BOOK BIsDERY.

DEIoyED-F. ANTH0NY7s RrSDEgY.
IL hlankeook manufacturers. removed 70 Wash
ington street, corner Commercial street, seattle.
KaSh
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AssAYERs AND CHEMISTS.

~ E. BoGARDUs, OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOR
~. Chamber Of Commerce; mines examined: as
saying and chemical work of all kinds done. Rooms
Al. 48 and 49 Sullivan building, Front, between
Cherry and Columbia
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Advertisements under fheheads of Lost Found
For Sale. For Rent and situations Wanted win be
inserted NJ the rate Of cent word each insertion
Payment always In advance. No advertisement
received for less than Is cents.
EOTJCE.-The business ONCE Of the Posr-Iw-
SErIIsKNcgR Is open until IL y. m. Classified
advertisements viii be received up to this hour
Advertisements win be received at branch ofYices
cftae PosT-IsTELLIsEScER at:
Tacoma. ........................T. Sammons. Agent
Peri Townsend. French & Springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
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STENOGRAPHERS.

BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADQUAR-
HI ters-Shorthand and typewritinS: typevriters
Front street
"ASHINGT0N TYPEWRITER HEAD
w quarters-Shorthand and typewriting; type
writers rented; supplies 3S2-SSS Pioneer building.
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FOR sALE-LoDGING-HOUsEs

T,OR SALE-CHEAP, 26-RoOM LODGING
Il house; good location. 1.413 Front street.
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HOTELS.

no THE TRAVELLING PUBLC-THE sNo-
l. qualmie hotel at the large hep ranch is now
open for the season; only minutes walk from
the Snoqualmie depot. Fer special terms apply in
person or by letter TO G. W. Cove, Manager, Hop
Growers Association
DoTER HoUSF-FIRSTCLASS PRIVATE
III hotel, 1,115S Front street; excellent rooms
reserved for transients.
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GnoHsx r. MEAcHAx. MN. cAKRaHKR.
s'Crisp Snaps

Nearly every one Is familiar with the Wilson
farm on Lake Washington, and they've always
beard that II Is the handsomest suburb in the vicn
3ty Of Seattle Now that the electric cars are oper
ated 10 the property. its unrivaIed beauty s her
aided by the many who have visited It. This farm
has been subdivided into tracts and christened
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THE SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures WEDNESDAY JUNE s. 1891
ROE REyr-oFrrcEs.

HOTEL TO LEASE-THREE-STORY BRICK
III hotel centrally located on Water street. at Port
Townsend. Wash, containing 80 bedrooms din
ing-roon kitchen, sforeroom and basement; VIII
lease from 10 3 years; furniture and bar fixtures
for sale cheap; fine opportun ity for energetic
man with three or four thousand dollars 10 make
money. Apply TO T. A. Bartlett, Port Townsend
Wash.
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REMOVALS..
II r. HAMMOND & CO HAVE REMOVED
Ii. their commission and produce business 10
Mes s21 and s2S corner West and Marion; build
ing lately occupied by Knapp, BurreN & Co
W W. HoUGHToN, THE JEwELER, HAS
w moved from 500 second 70 5o7 Front street.
Yesler building
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FOR SALE.
HIGHWOOD FARM.

EOACRES ADJOINING CITY. LOCAL
LOU ITY thoroughly healthy Residence
only Is minutes walk from business centre,
and FIVE minutes walk from railroad depot
most beautiful situation in the State. The
house, which is largr, wei built, and in thor
ough repair, is situated on hli 800 feet high,
commanding au extensive and charming view
in all directions Soil excellent Pear Or
chard OF LOTT Iour acres; yielded last year
ove>64 Cirres second year of hearing.
Large new barn, of "a stalls, with hay loft
60x30. New hen house, with other necessary
outbuildings. Cistern Cool we'll. Pasture
40 acres fed by never failing clear stream.
For sale in whole, or in portions. 90 very eesy
terms Of payment. apply to J. :. LOCKE:
or 1T BKRSARD. Sow " Co
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Savannah Florida And Vstsl n
-
WAYCROss sHORT LIME.

TIME CARD IN EFFECTMAY1O, 1891,
All trains Of this road are run by .Centxne
Standard Time. Passenger Trains win leau daily
as follows:
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LEMON ELIXIR.

p aht Lemon Drink
Laon F;~ ana constipation, take
ln%o, '1pS 20, and foul stomach, take
ls%oo SICK Fii.. and nervous headach. s, take
LnSsn' isSs,pIIessness and nervousness, take
las"o I F,;. Of appetite and debility, take
= Eis srers' chills and Malaria, take Lem
N IN .o Lemon Elixir will not fail
advSG;Sy. OF the above named diseases,
M. s,o,n arse from torpid or diseased
h,os U@ach, kidneys or bowels.
M CO. e. only by DIR. H. Motley, At.
40 81 90 per bottle, at druggists.
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Cuticura Remedies

Cure every humor of the skin and scalp Of in
fancy and childhood, whether torturing, distieur.
ing itching, burning scaly, crusted. plmply or
blo1chy with loss OF hair, and every impurtv Of
tary, when the best physicians and all O her RENE.
dies fail. Parents save your children years of
mental and physical srffering Reein now Cures
made in childhood are permanent.
CUTlCURA REMEDIES are the greatest skin
cures, blood purifiers, and humor remedies OF
modern times are absolutely pure, and may be
ing success.
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iluat RI, coughs, Colds, Horseness. Sore
NJ md III "uhnllls, Pneumonia, Helnor.
IA elss..na, 'hroat and lung diseases.
3 cep,sa =, and and reliable preparation.
~ B. MOI druggists. Prepared only by
motley, Atlanta, Ga.
April / 6m
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Lv Chattanooga, NJ. & c. Div. 8 0Opm 2 10 am
Ar Decatur, M. & c. Div. IL so am Il 90 nm
Ar Memphis, NJ. l. G. Div. ..6 80 arm 9 10 pm
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SALE OF STOCK.

The following named parties having neg
lected to pay The several amounts set opposite
their respective names, due on their subscr D.
ton to the capital stock of the New Enter
B. c., as required by the directors s Of said said
company, notice is hereby given that they
and each of them are required to make pay
ment IT, ereof to the secretary and treasurer of
said company at his Office, No $50, + street
N. w. Washington, d. c., on or before 1870
pm, on the 26th day OF May, 1891, and if such
payment shall not be SO made, said shares of
capital stock standing in the ma es OF the
parties herein below mentioned and all pre-
Yious payments made thereon, will be sold at
public auction for The use Of said Company at
the time and place above mentioned