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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE FOR SEALED BIDs-IS THE MAT
Az ter OF the ssignmens Of Barre Bros
Public no Ice Is hereby gwen That up 10 IL
O'clock noon. on Monday. December IL. 1888.
Will receive sealed oids for the purchase OF the
entire 81 c< OF 1ewery and fixtu the store No
90 Second street. Seattle, Wash lately owned by
Barre Bros
This stock Of ieweiry. siIverwAre etc. Was
lately inyentoried and valued at invoice price ut
e3,01Ssi, ana tie fixtures were valued 1t
&i05S.50 The stock il and the inventory
and stock can ne examined bv calling on the un-
tersigned 80 lie address below eiyen
Ihi, notice IL given pursuant 20 IN order OF the
superior court King county and all bids will De
subject TO the foliowi conditions. to-wlt:
Terms Of sale cash. No bid VIII be considered
for less than ~ per cent Ct the !nventoried vau.
ton. No sale will be made without the ap roval
OF the court The said assignee under the advice
OF the court reserves the sght to reject aay and
all bids n F. NcCUNNACaHEf.
Assignee OF Barre Bros room 202 Seattle Ma
tional Bank building. Seattle Wash
Dated cattle. Move mrer 81. 1893
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kokIsLAH, 3. G., May ~ f9a
Editor Post-Inseiiigencer. Seattle Wash
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ballard FUNDING BoNps-SOTrCE IS
- hereby given than sealed bids viii be received
ny the undersigned. clerk Of the city Of Ballard on
or before O'Clock p. m Of Dece maer 10 1893
Tor tue funding bonds of the city of ballard Wazh
nus hoFired by ordinance No lsT of said city an.
utied An ordinance providing for the borrowing
OF t-J.o ~ AID issuing nego,tsble bonds therefor
Ter the purpose Of funding the outstanding In
ueotsiness OF the city of Ballard approved An.
gHst Il. 1873 The interest said DO dis shall
mol exceed y per cent per annum ma able semi.
Annually Separate bids viii be received Tor
BONDS maturing ia ten years and twenty years
hIld rae OF tnierest must be specified In old
Inc e'anch OF the city Of Ballard reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids
q. sARsH. City Clerk.
To THE BUTCH E.S OF SEATTLE ANnT.
coma-aver leo head of fat cstt.. n, sale
mostly 8, and 5-ysarod steers and some snav we'd
hetfers besseen SpFasue and Cheney on Mailoy
prslfle SPOKANE county. Frank NsIloy, T. O. adj
dress Cheney. Wash
NorECk OF SALE oF ROAD AND BRIDGE
" Bonis-Neice Is hereby given that the board
OF county commissioners OF snohpmIsh conn,v
Nashingtoo, viii rec"ive Bids up 10 1. O. clock m
iecsmoer II. 1893 for the sale Of the balance ~
tts tsa.nu ROAD and bridge blnds fs-o 600, ls.oa
OF FEBRUARY /, 1894 The bonds are A legal tssus
h~ariag per cent Interest payable Semi -aanaslIy
and run twenty years ''
Hoard reserves the right TO reject any o. ali has
Il. - S@9RnFIGER
County Auditor and Clerk Of Boara
Snahemish Wash. November ~ SEA-
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Editor Post-Intelllgencer. Seattle. Wash
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NORM WrII1saron. 8 q.

Month WELLIssroS, c., June Z 1854
Editor Post-Inteilig encer. Seattle, WasA
Dear Sir: I have received your pre-
MUM map in good order and am hishll
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LANGLEY, WASH, March 81, fs92
Post-Inteliigencer Publishing Co, "
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Post-Inteiligencer, Seattle. WASH :
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ornamental and should find . place ID
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The Seattle Post-Inteliigencer Co, -
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For rates. routs, and other information cali on or
address
A d. CHARLroS, Asst Gen Pas. At
No l2i First 81, Portland Or
A. NADEAU Gen. Agent, Seattle. Cxy tickes
ONCE. corner fesler avenue aad Front street
Depot ticket Office. corner West and Columbia 81.
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DRs. MERRILL * MERRILL
The vsnss widely and adversely kae~H specialists
Or "a gAxfSc Coast TIE 6oerors arr regular grRs-
sA.es fresa fhx EnsveTsssv OF tsa city Es &es crG
aas q snx sSza1 allexe Hospital hyonxayns
Nsx SIX aud sh.1r sonx sxp~r1en1s reES&rSAsie
skfa And universal s1cresS IN the tfeaeEz~af $50
ere az sh-esse diseases snssfje these efnsaesE
phvsAcfans 80 ths fzll eecrc>scs 81 TIE Afflicted
evGFWn@Ea
"a ra1ssr xa.E yoar eSS1pistns eansuft these
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ia rzaAay cases have been praaSzrce1 40 y-s-ss
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a1scgsy xas permanently Frsvass. B.oaa @@G -kia
disease Nervous - es1i y and Ssxual Disorders.
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Loa- experfences with unparalleled success. ~
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BAMBOO FURNITURE,

I2eles easeis- chairs. etc. made 60 order. Ilol
second street, between seneca and spring
N0S-wE HAVE on HAND A
la ANOD large assorsmens Of planes sf
standard makes IN walnut. oax. mahogany and
eoonized cases An inspection Of cur stock VIII
well repay intending pnfeHasers. Gait on us or
write for catalogues. etc. Winter Harper Barks
block SOS second. street
Ia L ". New YORK block. room,
sl3-5l4 Once hours from to 8
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Forsss< foF E~nt ard satast5oss zsssd vii -
saseTsss the fsss n Sor5 each iss-rftss-
Fsytssat slssys 10 sxv&nca ss s3ssrs8ssmsass
sstsIssc fer less fAAn - esafs
NCTfCr-Ths h1stne@s o<5cs 81 ths Posr-}s-
7pIHragscxs 10 open sntu II p o.. Classified
s1ssrssssusn.x ssii bs fecsfvs1 80 70 TIA TINS
Advertisements sfE b received ~ eranrh sfsoes
The PasTIssKLEfsEgcKs AZ
Tacoma Esress1 .........,..iIis Pscfse Avssss
Thofess ssnnaens, Asnaxsr
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The foiIowias letters await advertisers % this
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xrscEILlsEoua


WE now HAVE A ECxBEE or FINE ST
" Bernard rspD1es ssF s4se ~ SIS s4eA A22y
10 FsiAsxo City Keunsas. HarnfasaaN wash-
BANCROFT BOOK % THE FAIR A T.
ID ~ss-zza Stats Axen1 Ssassse
TYPEwRITEEs BOUGHT AND soLn BIZ
l. 0ccz1enzA1 escck
CESTLENFSg DISCARDED CLOTHING
VI boaghk 1xls Second ss-se.
nLD PAPkgs FOE SALE AT The srsE-
" sess e<1ee Of rails pa,er: isc yer bu.s.s
<soyyER Hg0s gRoCERs rErfr Ys.r
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FOR sALE-MTsCELLAy
E'oR sALE-AT A BARGAIN. AN UPRIGHT
Il piano: also handsome willow swinging cradle
almost new. Mrs Brown. 22I James street
L,oR sALE-PARTIES BREAKING UP
Il house keeping wish To dispose Of household
goods at a sacrifice tsil at 20f3 second street
L,oR sALE-LUMBER AT DISCOUNT AID
Il dress Robert. Post q teiligencer
EoR sALE-3.ooo SHARES NoS-AssEssA-
1 bic gold mining stock. Address r c. A.. Post
Inteigencer
I'oB sALE-PIASo: STANDARD MAKE:
l. very cheap. Room IL Ho,yoks building
LoR SALTY PEWRITER fCALIGRAPH).
one square piano, cheap Clark. 70S second
street. room IL
TOR SALE BARRELS AND BARREL
stock, fish, beef. lime and all Kinds o. perk king
barrels either in spruce. fir or cedar, aiways IA
siock ali kinds OF tigh. or slack barrel STOCK on
hshd or got out TO order prices the lowest British
Columbia Cooperass and Jute Company, Van
couyeF IL G.
EoR sALE-oLD NEWSPAPERS APPLY
Il al this offfce
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-11-02
CHILDREN WITH MATCHES.
Believed to Have Caused the Fire on
Hillside Avenue This Afternoon

Believed to Have Caused the Fire on
Hillside Avenue This Afternoon.
An alarm of fire from box "a called the
department to "a Hillside avenue at 1880
this afternoon. The house belongs to the
estate of Mrs James Abbott. 1t is an old
building and was moved to its present site
few years ago. There is two story ell
part connected with the main building,
which is occupied by DIR Caroline r. Con-
key. The building proper is occupied by
the family of Frank G. Echols, foreman at
Plume & Atwood's. The fire was
discovered by DIR Conkey's servant.
Ezra p. Merriam, secretary and treasurer
of the Waterbury Grocery Co. who lives
next door. on looking from his window.
saw the blaze coming through the caves in
the rear of the house and started for the
fire box. When the department. arrived
they found that the fire had got between
the walls. and then rush to save the
household goods began. Carpets were
ripped up and everything was deposited in
adjoining yards. The house was Quilted
from the second floor up by fire and water
and is a total wreck. DIR Copkey's apart
ments are damaged only by water. The
loss is estimated at 81 900; insured by A.
F. Abbott. The fire is supposed to have
been started by children playing with
matches.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-11-02
DOWN THE VALLEY NOTES.
Chief HorsfOrd Brings n Civil suit Against
Editor Peck.

Chief Horsford Brings n Civil suit Against
Editor Peck.
NAUGArUcK, Nov 2.-Chief Horsford
commenced an action yesterday against
Editor Peck, for defamation of character,
in publishing an alleged malicious libel
laying his damage at -, $50. Deputy
Sheriff Sweeney served the usual papers.
From appearances two feet more of
Church street is being fenced in by the
Andrews estate.
Among the good things We are to have in
the way of amusement this month will be
an entertainment at st Michael's chapel
this evening; dancing class reception to-
morrow night: Hibernian's ball on No
vember 10; the great exposition at the
opera house on the 18th; Home Ministries
on the 10th; Foresters' masquerade on the
18th; The Fast Mail on the 2lst; Eng,
lish Glee club on the 22d; Firemen's ball
on Thanksgiving Eve, and Oddfellows
social on November 80.
We mentioned last week that our ply
sicians had met with DIR +. Il. Tuttle and
formed the Naugntuck Medical society
after which they Partook of a bountifu
collation., but we omitted TO mention the
officers elected. which we give to-day
President, F. Il. futile; vice president
James W. Robbins; secretary, c. T. Page
Invitations for the Berger-Isbell wed
ding at St Michael's church on Nevembe
Is were sent out yesterday. 4 reception
will follow at the home of the bride.
John McKennedy. who was blinded b,
moulding sand at the Malleable work las
Saturday is still in a bad condition, not be
ing able to see out of either eye as yet.
has not been found out who threw the cor
Mt him. 1t was one of the most dastardl'
| assaults ever committed here.
The funeral of the late Mrs johnson vii
take place tomorrow ut , y. m.
About thirty of the Masonic fraternit
went to Seymour last night returning by
special train.
Thomas McGraw got on one of his usua
DRINKS last night and landed in the Lookup
Our selectmen meet tonight to talk owe
town affairs.
Engineer Ham is about to build cate
basin on the school green to connect wit
sewer pipes laid some time since.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-11-02
AMUSEM EN- rs
.srhe New Sabobs.'

Laughter win reign supreme at the
Jacques this evening. when Henshaw Il
Ten Brock, the millionaires of fun. pre-
sent the entirely new "Nabobs." The
management assert that this year every
thing is new, with the exception of the
title and the two principals.
"RosedaIe."
''Rosedale' will be presented at the
opera house tomorrow night. II is the
best attraction of the season.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-11-02
wholesale Murder Near omaha.

OMAHA, Neb. Nov Awhile the family
of Matthew Akerson were at supper last
night, at their house about six
miles northeast of here. two men
men called Mr. Akerson to the door and
shot him dead. They then tried to exter-
inmate the family. Mrs Akerson was
beaten to death with club, son was seri-
ously shot and the hired man was badly
wounded. Neighbors were called but the
assassins escaped. 1t is supposed the
murder was done for the purpose of rob
berry.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-11-02

For Connecticut: Fair, weather, except
light rain Friday afternoon, cooler Friday
night, southerly winds.
Attempted suicide.
NV HAVEN, Nov Mrs Mary Sey-
mour, aged sixty, an inmate of the aims
house. attempted suicide this morning by
hanging She was cut down in time to
save her life
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-11-02

DkSBuRr, Nov 2.-Apostair Datzanis, a
Greek. who conducted fruit store here.
has fallen heir to $600. 900. by the death of
an uncle In Greece.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-11-02
FAIR, COOLER.

Onicial Weather Predictions For To-Day
and To-Morrow-
New York, Nov 2.-The following table
shows the condition of the weather in the
principal cities of the country Mt 3 4. M
to-day
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-11-02


made or debt contracted for the necessary
repairs of roads or bridges, on the neces-
sary support of schools or paupers in cases
arising after the proper appropriation has
been exhausted. shall be fined not exceed
ing 81, 900 or imprisoned in the county
jail not exceeding one year, or both.
In conclusion your committee report that
they did not feel authorized to incur any
expense in employing legal counsel for adj
vice as to the legal liability of the town to
pay for the work and labor furnished ex-
ceeding the appropriation; orsto employ
experts and pay the expense thereof for
the purpose of obtaining their advice and
opinion as to the reasonAbleness of the
charges made for the labor and materials
supplied in the construction of the aims
house and its appurtenances.
The committee have appended to then
report, statements showing the amounts
now due and to grow due as claimed by
them for work done and materials fur
nished in completing this work. Also q
statement showing the costs of the worl
done and by whom, for what and the pay
ments made to each.
EDWARD G.. KILDuFF,
JOHN O'NEILL,
JOHN FITZPATRICK,
NORTH GREILE.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-11-02
TIMELY TOPICS.

FLOUR. FnoUn. Flour. At LADDs
cheaper than ever.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-11-02
EDWARD G. KILDuFF,
JOHN O'NEILL,
JOHN FITZPATRICK,
NORTH GREI.LE.


Statements showing the amounts which
it is now claimed are due to different per-
sons on account of the construction of the
new almshouse and its new appurtenances:
Patrick Thompson claims balance due
on almshouse contract 81 900. Mr. Thomp-
son also claims on account of change in
caps and sills from blue stone to brown
stone $3.50. The architect says this
change was made by him with the consent
of the selectmen. The selectmen deny
that they consented to the change at any
increased cost. Charles O'Connor claims
balance on almshouse contract S734. NJ.
j. DAILY claims balance on steam heating
contract $3.50. Mr. DAILY also claims a
balance for plumbing and other work and
materials already furnished SIC, 400. 81.
Mr. DAILY also estimates that it will cost to
complete his work at the almshouse about
500. Delbert L. Barker claims on his
well contract 81 600. This amount will be
due at the end of one year, if the we'll is q
success. Augustus J. Smith as commits
sion of . per cent on the total cost of the
work, which We estimate at about $50, 900
his commission on this sum would be 81 ).
600. He also claims some expenses fol
horse hire and extra services Sass. 81. Nj
Smith has been paid for his horse hire
| and extra services, and also on account o.
his commission s., 200. He claims .
balance due about $500.
| STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES MADE.
Statements showing amount of worl
done at almshouse, by whom, for what ant
payments made:
Patrick Thompson: Mason work, aims
house cantraet. S22, 500; mason work
boiler house contract, 81 100; labor, ma
terial blasting at almshouse, $Sl.75; extr
blasting, concrete and excavating, 1881. so
labor and material for conduit, $3.50. 90
expense between adamant and plaster
500; labor ON area way, $3.50; amour
claimed by Thompson for changing blu
stone to brown stone. $3.50; total 70
Thompson, S29, 2S4.I5.
Charles O'Connor: Carpenter work, ney
almshouse. S21 ,734; carpenter work o.
boiler house, $500; total, $25, 1874.
NJ. ]. DAILY: Amount of heating contract
81 ,6S3; amount of plumbing, etc, claimed
S12, 460.57; Mr. DAILY estimates to fms
plumbing, 500; total, $40, 243.57.
Advertising notices to contractors
S25.3S; Dalbert L. Barber, well contract
81, 900; Augustus j. Smith, architects con
mission, 81 1851; Wilfred E. Griggs, fo
plans. SIS; Joseph A. Jackson, for plans
rs; James Sutton. foreman, grading an
filling. 81 1928; E. w. Pinney, superb
tendent, grading and filling. 81 OBS &C
Thomas Sunderland, repairing tools, 81. 6C
William G.. Smith. stalking out boile
house, Sc; Barlow Brothers & Co, tin roo
ing and conduits, S60.55.
Total amount expended, $50, S30.5l.