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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1892-11-25

Obituaries.

HUNTER:-Jonathan +. Hunter,
who died on the 21st inst, ofBright's
disease. at his home, in this place,
was born in Plattshurgh, n. Y,
March 14th, 1924. When he was
seven years of age his parents re
moved to Ohio, and he grew up to
manhood and settlement in life in
that state. At the age OF eleven he
made a Christian profession and
united with the Baptists. When in
his twenty-fourth year he married
Miss Marancl Holromb. Four chill
dren were born of this union, two
of whom have died. A married son
now lives in Kansas, and the only
daughter, also married, lives in
Nebraska.
M. Hunter maintained his Chris
tian profession to the close of life,
and died an esteemed member of the
Keytesville Baptist church. In the
decline of his health he passed
through much suffering and At times
reached conditions of extreme de-
bility from which it was hardly
thought he would rally. For more
than a year he required constant
and laborious watch care. by day
and night. Mrs. Hunter, with
womanly devotion, truly heroic
endurance and uh" tender service and
sohcitude of faithful wife minister
ed to his needs throughout. Her
labors were shared by her
immediate kindred, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Holcomb and Mr.. Miles
Holcomb. The end came quietly
and peacefully on Sunday afternoon,
the wife and her brothers and sister.
in-law being present at the time.
| Jonathan Hunter was truly re-
spected member of the community
He enjoyed the comforts of a simple
outsL oxen, cloudlpss faith, and took
his departure to the scenes beyond
in confident expectation OF the rest
that remaineth for the people o
God. His last words to the writer
who was with him few days befor'
his death, were in response to th'
question: sit is we'll with you
Brother Hunter, is the outlook cleal
and bright?"
"Bless you, yes" was his reply
mot a shadow. Bless the Lord fol
his salvation. He will not lie
BLESSED IL he whose sins are forgiv
en-" Surely it may be repeated IL
the light OF such passing away al
this. 20 death where is thy sting
10 grave where is thy victory?"
Funeral services were held at th'
house on Monday afternoon conduc
ted by his pastor, and burial was
made IN the Kcytesville cemetery.
s. F. III.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1892-11-25
FOR SALE.

have either 2, 3, ; or 10 sharesin
the Keytesville Building and Loan
association that desire to sell.
III. NJ. SIGLoCH.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1892-11-25

For choice fresh meats call, on J..
I. Swain & Son.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1892-11-25

Go TO L. E. Cook for boots &
shoes
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MRS. COUNTESS DEFAULTED.
A Divorce Case Submitted on a Fafiul
to Answer.

Divorce Case Submitted on a Failure
to Answer.
Kate Couness recently sued for a divorce
from Robert 5. COuneSs, who is a distribut-
Ing clerk in the PoSt0ffice ct salary of 500
per month, and married her in June, 1885
she told narrowing tale of his cruel treat
ment of her in the matter of beating her.
blackening her eyes. choking aud kicking
her and pulling out handsfui of hair He
filed a cross complaint. which she failed to
answer. aud yesterday Judge Hebbard or
dered that the case be submitted on her de-
fault.
This cross complaint Is terrible arraigu-
ment OF her on the charges Of intemperancc
and inideity during the times that they
lived at 917 Seventeenth ana Collingwood
streets. He denies her version of the cruel
assaults and represents himself as man
who has been blessed with more patience
than ever Job was credited with in having
had to contend with her on account of her
filthy, Incorporate and debauched habits.
lie specifics certain admitted assaults
made by him. but pleads that they were
committed under the greatest proyocation,
and in reproof and also in defense of acts
mer, alter kicking at the door of his bed
chamber. while resting from his nights
work, and forcing him to open the door of
closet that she might have more liquor.
This cross-eOmplaint is filled with the vile
language that he says was applied TO him,
and numerous are the occasions on which
he charges that she had commerce with
other men, even to introducing into the
house one who made very hasty flight
out Of the back door when he returned one
forenoon about 10 o'clock. The CouneSses
have two eh idreD.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
qHOS. MACEE
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circular"
No. 90 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
NEW PROPERTY.

Ninth-street investment; so feet front. block
fromMarket with building In stores and fats; rents
$2l7 80.
24th St. near Harrison; s0xlo4. and residence
Of 10 rooms !, and modern s9a1enences; stable ard
Scott ST.. bet. Golden Gate ave. and Turk, 50x90
aud house OF 10 rooms and modern eonSeniences;
California ST. and 2sd ave; 67;6xloo; s23so
Rents S450; $4,000. downt own Investment; g
story brick building and lot 34:4xl37 IS: rents
steady to tenants who have been there for years;
Sansome-st. investment; rents s425 under s
years lease: 6s :sxl37;6 and outlet on another
provemeats: $50. 500. WV "AD '0u '''-
$4,000; rents $500; SO varas fronting 2streets:
covered with buildings which $4,000; near
Spear St, near Howard 4s:lexls7 g; $4,000
provements. which can be leased with little further
expenditure; $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY.
Howard ST., be- Goth and 2lst; ssxl22:s. aud
Bryant ST.. n. side. bet I'd and Sd: 2sxso, and
passes; this house can easily be Turned into flats;
Capp st, bet. goth and 2Isr. osxloo and fine Q.
story stable, which can be turned into dwelling
$500: or 5ox100, $4,000, or lot S2xl00, $1,000.
each; Elgin Park, bet Market, Ridley, Valencia and
New houses aud lots $500 to $3.50 each Install
North side saith St. 100 #. from Mission: 5 min
uteS walk from Mfssion-st car terminus, and cable
Will soon be out on Mission ST. past this
sa d soy Tde y street
which are most solilly built by days work. brick
foundations: go and see them.
35xl22 :6-HOward ST.. w. SIDE bet goth and 2lst.
$6l25: or 30x122:6 $3.50; in the finest res iGence
portion of the street.
oetavia ST., W. side, bet jackson and P3efc;
81 9x96. and 81 IN the aud two 2story hSlseS.
magnificent view $4,000.
Sc cor. Nee and Ridley SITS; 30xlO0: $3.50 or
55xl00: both streets graded. macadamized and
severed.
Guerrero st; very fine block; bet 25th and
goth: 25xi25; $500; electric road passes and one
block from Vaencia-st caDie-cars.
Cor Castro and 1ath sts.: 50xl00; $1,000; fGe
corner.
Greeu-st iots magnificent view: lots 81 AK
1877 IS; $500 N. side bet. Scott and DeyisaderO,
in Baldwin Park. any size at same rate
S2:SxiS7 IS; $i7U0, sizes f. side Locust
near Sacramento: Locust graded and macadamiZeJ.
Devisadero ST.. near Oak the business portion
OF the street; lots, 25xl06, $3.50 each growing
property
Union ST., In Baldwin Park magnificent view.
bet. Scott and DevlSadero Inion-st cable-liae
being extended past these lots, and Will be
running: lots "a :4x137:6; $5000 any size
same rate
Vallejo St. bet. G ough and oetavia; 45xl25. and
old one-story house; $1,000.
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CANAL COMMITTEE.
An Address on the Nicaragua Project
VIII Soon Be Issued.

An Address the Nicaragua Project
VIII Soon Be Issued.
The committee recently appointed by the
Nicaragua canal convention to arrange for
a national convention 10 be held at st. Louis
in June met yesterday afternoon at tie
Chamber of Commerce. all members pres
ent with the exception of A. b. Butler OF
Fresno. Ex-senator Fair presided. An ad-
dress to the people, setting forth the COM
mercial and other advantages to be derived
from the completion of the canal. was
adopted, and 5000 copies ordered printed for
distribution in all parts of the United States.
Nothing definite was done IN relation TO tht
convention matter, which will be considered
at a future meeting. The subject of admit
ting commercial as well as State delegates
to the coming convention was also discussed
without reaching decision.
John L. Doyle, chairman of the recent
convention, was added TO the COMMITTEES.
The other members are as follows: T. G
Phelps, James G. Fair William L. Merry,
Horace Davis, James A. Clayton, A. B. Bat
Ter. c. l.. Taylor, Marsden Manson and NJ.
M EStpo
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Stole a SILVER Match.

James Brown assisted John Mitchell in
doing some carriage-panting at $40 Valen-
cia street Thursday afternoon. Mitchell
hung up his vest, from which a silver watch
was taken while he was at work. Brown
was arrested yesterday for petty larceny
He confessed having taken the watch.
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An AGED Wifa,s Charra.

Peter Olsen appeared in Department OF
the Police Court yesterday to answer
charge of petty larceny preferred by his
aged wife. She became jealous OF her
young husband and accused him of stealing
all ancient watch which she gave him. The
charge was dismissed
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OAKLAND REAG EsrATE.

OAKLAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branoh
once OF THx MoPNIsG CALL. so2 BroadwN
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ALAMEp, REAL ESTATE.

ALAMED, REAL ESTATE.
SPECIAL ANNo0NCEMESTin
WHY GO TO BADENY
WHY GO TO SAN LEANDRo ?
40 beautiful lots for sale Granu-st. station.
Alameda, from $500 to $500 EACH $50 cash aud
BARGAINS IN
INSTALLMENT HOMES
5000 cash. s25 per mouth Including interest
beautiful new cottage Of rooms, modern improve
$25o cash. $25 per month. including interest
handsome new cottage rooms, east OF PARK ST..
$500 cash. s2e per month. including interest. fine
new cottage rooms, modern improvements, Box
Houses built to order and furnished in go days
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free; houses
MARCUSE & Kennel.
I the largest contracting firm In AlamedaGounty.
Station: San Francsco-e2S Market St. opposite
Palace Hotel apiO tt cod
TO THE HoME-sEEKERsii
FOR COMPLETE LIST OF ALAMEDA
PROPERTIES,
VACANT OR IMPROVED. CALL AT OUR OFFICE
HOMES FOR THE MERCHANT. MECHANIC OR
CLERK ON TIE MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
LOTS FOR INVESTMENT.
Having added an Alameda Branch to our bust.
ness. under the management OF MIR. GEORGE
BEW or Alameda, we would be pleased TO see or
correspond with parties interested in that direction
w. II. GRIM & CO.,
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AGENTS AND
CONyEYANCERS,
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
lis Montgomery St, San Francisco. Is wesasu 8
$3.50 7.KooM HOUSE, NEWLY PAPERED
NlCOO. and painted; good lot: frstclass loca-
ton: great bargain; worth double the money; must
be sold j. S. HANLEY CO.. 1915 Park ST.
Alameda apl0 IT
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED HOUSES:
j to secure a desirable place for the summer call
at once.
Bargains In houses and lots: terms to suit pnr-
chasers. MRS. l. II. CHANDLER, 1929 Park St.,
Alameda. mrI4 Ct
OAKLAND LODGING Houses FOR SALE
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LORIN REAL ESTATE.

ONE 4-RooM AND ONE GROOM OUTAGE FOR
~ sale on very easy terms: blocks from station:
only 300 down. balance Ia easy iustallments. In
qure OF w. G. MORAN, Lorin. Take Berkeley
train ap2 II
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OAKLAND LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE

A DMINISTRATORS SALE.
~ $6O00-Tbe elegant furniture and good will OF
the Juanita Hotel, San Pablo ave- and 18th
ST.. Oakland, containing 80 rooms. with long
lease and low rent: located In the center of the
city; every room occupied with frst-cl custom:
owing to the recent death OF the owner the adj
illustrators have placed this elegant house In our
hands FOR sale at an extremely low figure to make
an immediate sae house cost s. o 900 to furnish
about months ago; the furniture AMI carpets are
entirely new, For full particulars apply to Nj. j.
LA1MANCE n CO., 466 Eighth St, Oakland,
San Francisco. ape lot
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TO LEASE.

7 ARGE BUILDING CORNER OF BRYANT AND
~ seventh sts, suitable for any purpose: long
term. CHAs. ASHTON. All Montgomery. apie 90
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The streets are being graded ana the city water
mains Iaid at present owners expense. The Warner
Tract bids fair to become the most important point
In all Oakland Suburbs. and those who have pur-
chased and those who do purchase Saturday
April ID. Will unquestionably make inyesfm ent
that Will be more profitable TO the purchaser than
any savings bank In the United States.
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GALLON AND p ROOMS ALL RENTED, 2 Bill
- lard tables lease for years, for sale; cause
sickness in family. Apply Call Branch Office. 3 As
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

NEW COTTAGE, 4 ROOMS: HOT AND COLD
IN water; modern improvements; bath; stationary
washtubs; closets all severed and street work
done. Apply to owner on premises gath and Point
Lobos ayes. apl6 So
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GALLON FOR SALE. CHEAP: SELLS AC-
- count OF other business, % Drumm St apis ST.
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20 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TOR SALE;
II price sl15; selling account sickness. Is St.
T AUNDRY ROUTE WITH HORSE AND WAGON
Il for sale Inquire for z. A. JOHNSON. e25 SUIT
Ter St. bet J 2 and ! Rnl2 3&
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

UDCS0 BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE OF ROOMS;
sp%NOU. all modern improvements: $500 down,
balance In monthly instaliments; take Berkeley
train, stop at Golden tate station Ask for 4.
k0E6LE. owner. apl4 10
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

A CRES AT PIEDMONT-BEAUTIFUL BUILD
"A Ing sites near terminus OF Piedmont cable road
best opportunity of the season: to 10 acres. w.
r. BARNARD SON, cor Ninth ana Washington
stS., Oakland. apl67
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The object OF this excursion is for the purpose OF
presenting TO the public the rapid stride OF sales
and Improvements which have taken place since
October IL. at which time this elegant tract WAS
placed upon the market In over 800 large su1d1vis-
ions, out OF which $50 have been sold 70
bona fde purchasers since that date, many
OF whom have built for themselves COM
Portable homes, several places OF business
have been started, such as restaurants, grocery
stores hotel. etc. An elegant building Is TO be
menced Immediately, which VIII be occupied by
Messrs. Warfel and Banchet as a private boarding
and day school, which promises to surpass any
school In this whole section or the country.
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CULVER HILL MINING COMPANY-LOCATION
- OF principal place OF business. San Francisco.
New -''
Notice il hereby given that at meeting OF the
oaro OF directors. held or the 3lst day OF March,
ie9Z an assessment (No. 30) OF ten (l0) cents per
snare was levied upon the capital stock Of the
Pot,s.ion, payable immediately I'm United States
so.d coin 10 the Secretary NJ the once OF the com
panya oos montgomery ST.. room 10, Nevada Block
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
~, unpaid on the 9th day of May. 1892 will
oe ooIinTuent and advertised for sale at bic auc-
nm, ana unless payment is made before, will be
soio on WEDNESDAY,, tho 25th day OF May 1892
10 pay tne delinquent assessment together with the
OF the Board OF Directors - ''
onice-3Os Montgomery St room 20 Narsn.
Block. Ban francisco. Cal al "a
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GJAO AND 1925 PER LOT-wE HAVE FOR
eDiOV sale few more of the above lots. with
terms $40 cash and 50 per month"; railroad station
on this tract and the electric line ad Joining only
three blocks distant; call II you want bargain be-
fore balance are sold: owners are building rapidly
on this tract sand the sale will close soon. e w.
WOODWARD CO, s02 Broadway, oaSland.l3
S2l00. iNSrALLMENT COTTAGE salOo'
New modern cottage: near local train aud cable
line; well located AID central: will sell for 500
cash aud $25 per month; call early. T. w. WOOD
WARD q CO., 9e2 Broadway. Oakland apis II
{ OTTAGE ROOMS: BATH; HOT AND COLD
' water one-nfth acre: trees all bearing: price
$500; easy terms to suit DE WOLF, Fru.tyaIe
stations or 500 Market ST., san Francisco T. g. Ass
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On the direct line OF the Central Pacific Railroad
a station at Jones avenue, which Is a direct thor
oughtare through the Warner Tract also the head
quarters OF the Oakland, san Jeandro and Hay
wards Electric Railway. with the power aud car
houses located upon the Warner Tract.
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THE FOLLOWING ARE ALL BARGAINS AND
we invite investigation:
S200O-Corner grocery: splendid trade.
SS75-Corner grocery; paying we'll
SlO00-LOdgiDg house 80 rooms; all full.
s50O-LodS ing house of o rooms and bath.
S225-Branch bakery; good living rooms
S45o-Wood and coal yard: good business.
S300O-Livery business; half interest
SS0-Candy store.
S45G0-Lodging-house 40 rooms; fine location; al
xraK- frili
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nElrHs Axp FUxERAns.

CoyCANNoS.-saf August 30, 1892, ut
the family residence, 721 Main street. seattle,
Mary Ellen infant daughter OF MI and MIS- I'd.
Concannon, Of commissions aged days
The funeral takes place at 2:30 O'Clock to-day
from the residence, interment being made In Cal
vafy cemetery.
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births.

MOgRIsON-At Redmond, Thursday, August IL
1892, to the wife Of J. r. X. Morrison. . daugh-
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NOTICE OF DYNS UTION

NOTICE. OF DiS>oLUTToN.-THE FIl2M or
~ kraas & Mclean. doing business at BLACK
diamond, have this day dissolved partn.cship.
MIR. hraus will continue The business ana I.v and
collect ali debts Of The firm.
JOSEPH kRSUS.
s.., 90 49, PETER MCLEAN.
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BOOk RISDEET.

l. ANATOMY. GENERAL OKBrEpER
Dark oooS man ufsssurer aud paper- ruler
corner toEc n,erClal. entrance l0A Wash -ugton,
rooms and Terry block, Ssxgtss.
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PIANOS. ORGANISE = = !
commodating terms stock. Hartman. 1870
Sons, Jewett and kreii pianos: 1nlssss o ,sn,s
organs, every one fully warranted. - s.scsd
light expenses proportonately low p.ss,sals
snaps IN pianos re-possesssd. wheIr $500 $3.50 All
has been paid often on hand. =. enf'sss@
Third street.
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Els II MARKET.

DENVER FISH MARKET WHOLESALE
LAND retail dealers IN fresh and smoked fish
astsrD and Oily fnPia fish Ice shipped
all parts wholesale department loot Of Nam street
telephone o42: retail department., Seccni and
Madison. telephone S3 A. S2vtuovicI. seattle.
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y.
THE ANNUAL MEETING oE TIE S@0CK-
holders of the Metropolitan Land Coz pany
VIII - held a. the Offices OF the com tanE room
.l9 Pioneer building. Monday, -eptenS5er s.
lSa2, a. j T. H. Il. reily, Secretary.
NOTICE To- SToCKHoLDERS-THF AN
~ nuai meeting 0fthe stock holders OF the games
StFNet construction Company Will he heicsar the
oinces III the company. room 2ls Ploacer -s,uild.
Ing o. Monday, september ), 1892, at /. "a. J.
II. lowman. Secretary.
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J,OR SALE-A HALF INTEREST IN A
Il practical manufacturing business paving large
profits: bargain to the right man; $500 to 81 900
required For particulars address Interest, Post
Inte!It yencer
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L,OR sALE-SEW Stock OF DRUGS; 81 100
i if taken soon. Address Drugs. care Post Intel
ligencer.
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E'oa SALE-LpTS AT GREEN LAKE: YEAR
II car line: $50 and upwards: cleared sor garden
Ing; through electric cars, sc fare VIM d. sfood.
SIS Second street
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ENGINEERS AND DRAG HTS MEN.
LBRECHF & co. MECHANICAL ESGf-
~ neers. constructors OF steam plants. mills and
mining machinery.
I C. WOODMAS, CIVIL ENGINEER AND
-. deputy United states surveyor Once. $3.50
Sullivan building
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E'oK sALE-s LOTS IN LAKE VIEW sDDl-
ton 10 Kirkland: all cleared and fSlced;
worth ~. 500: can sell them for $l,750. n. S.
Turner, 207 Butler block
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kNOR SALE-ELEGANT RESIDENCE lots
Il IN queen Anne. fine view; also one houen of 8
rooms modern improvements one house G9oms,
bargain. Room 20 Enler block.
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WrANTEp-BN A YOUNG MECHANIC TO
w sssast plumber; SIX months experience.
Address ]. G. b Post falelligencer
Va ANTED- POSITION As JaSirUR RY
w ssssay. reliable Young man: test os refer
ences. Address Is r.. Foss- fnsciltgenSer.
~ ANrFn-rHose DESIRING MALE HELP
w caa &c; IL a. Sle tty MiSssea Tree vi COST $40
anc Sl1 south Secoad street
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EoR sALE-FIvE ACRES; $3.50: RICH LEV
l. ell land; at railroad station one hour frssn Sc
attic: VIII take part payment in work: balance
long time. Address NJ. X, Post inteliiSeHc&s,
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T,ARM OR CITY PROPERTY LoANS-7 To
II 10 per cent. terms TO sui. borrower Z. l..
Fehreu, at Seattle Savings bank, Yesler avenue
near second street.
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HAVE $1,000 TO LOAN on GOOD CITY
i properly Address " care PosT-lNrEILI-
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ENoR SALE-RENTON CORNER: i2cxl2
i fine view; graded street: lots grada3: one
and half blocks from cable; cheap. owner.P. y.
Box 1,2Z8.
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SNAP FOR MAN DESIRING To IN
"A vest in the cedar ur1 Der and shingle business.
We can furnish the best opening to the right party
with some money desiring 10 so into the cedar
lumber aud shince business on this Coast. The
plant is new and in the best location in the lest
manufacturing city on the Coast. has good East
ern trade, good dry houses, and will make money
for you from the day you invest. If you
business tor further particulars cali adj lress
NJ a. C., Post Intelligence office Seattle. Wash.
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I oANS~AMoUNTS AND TIME TO SUIT
- borrowers. 3es Seattle National Bank build
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-21

L,OR RIGHTEOUSNESS HOTEL IN A
Il good location: no com petision. Inquire Queen
City Bazar, ,O04 Jackson street, city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-21

Tor SALE-A BARGAIN; THE BEST
equipped sash and door factory in The city of
Seattle; centrally located; ali machinery in excel
lent running order; good reasons fer selling:
respondence solicited Address P. o. Box 725,
Seattle, Wash