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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-10-18

the condition Of the ArrALAcnIAN BASS
at Big Stone Gap. i'll the
state Of Virginia, at the close Of bus
mess, Oct End, 1884
pESOERCES
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st-u,n f..mnsiry.

80, ,rr,uy~d with !. W kew 10 ''.; NV
/. an, ,o, til" Hr'N',' -, 'h,. pru. slor,,
Baskets leaves 49, S. P. Morris.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-10-18

DR.. Prices Pellets cure constIpatIon''h-
digestion, biliorsness, headaches anu MI"
dred ailments,
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ssar,,sa-. ..a'a ~: "a S. .9..traeat
Isa cer::.i,, caro- II. :.ironi: s}ors wye,
cra,nia;nd Erc IL, SIC !.sGo;es, Fhaa,
Eczama i.t.u-, Sat i;;n-..n: .:l' r,7t't. aeau,
- ca,ts ror rax. - sic ~ :'tussGs.sts.
r.. &c -, , 4 - 1.zS.
r,r ,,..i,- = -. 10: nc !e@'i..y con-
,, ~, t- i,r. Cd; ~ ,'i:oa tasde1s.
NJ W., ta;,5 -, he systa,,, ~ dls,osl c.rs
80, ~, es" .l,,:.l ,...a rorz.;rt'an, correct
!?t' u q, r.cr:.ls Gir.n9
ai-.'I -, - nv cid Ok o. '-:e,' i:otse. 20
ssS in ~ =. ,,,c;s1, W. y :; :t;lsla
Call at Kelly & EvaLs, Big Stone zap
va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-10-18

Have you tried the Ices ut helly's Soda
Fountain.
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Hon. Patrick Hagan, Of Dunganon-
on the-clinch, was in the city last
week. He is one Of the largest own.
ers of coal lands in Wise and ad.ioin-
ing counties. He told the Posi- that
he had received more proposition for
leases and options ON his coal lands
in the last three weeks than in the
whole of the previous three years to-
gether. This is one of the most sig
nltlcaAt straws we have seen of the
way the wind Of advancing prosperity
is blowing
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Remarkable Sales and IY0nd8rfUl Results
Ouer 300 Davis Sewing Machines Sold in Ninety Days
II the Counties Of Visa and Lee
. g 80 a y 70 II Tha
w r RIAAMNON. BIG STONE GAP VA

nd fee"
. peiodyo al
ore ill., Iaym "A
c IN aknah then rp tyey NV"
* is the oss ,durh.a
perfect mAi il made o yer m alan thoroughly anosd
Cn as I've .fromd tcoi
L, H a Nn1. an orkei tterior yfohr
orh 41 aiac,w show tia t
the
who IentoGr
t rthdrn ws.nan.
volt III orders
honorable my
vie'o" "hes
huN4 Needless
IwhthHyu bay otnt
w. II. BLANTON.
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;. d. G: L. Richmond, young legal
light Of Gate City, spant Tuesday in
thc'city. Mr. Richmond was on his
way to Dickinson and Buchanan
counties where he will make. some
political speeches.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-10-18

MIR. J: R. Henry, of Tazewel],
came 9. to Big Stone Gap last week to
invite Gen. r. A. Ayers to his
county tomake some speeches. Mr..
f1enry lsa son of Maj. r. R. Henry
and is doing some effective work in
this campaign.
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Jlv26 81 "a
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Hon. Walter e. Addison has re-. re-
tnrned from Craig and other COUNTIES niue.
where he has been making l'''''' IN,
speeches for Judge Morrison. =" ~ VIII
take the stump in Scott an" a@e.
we'll counties, also.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-10-18

An advertisement in the Posr is
worth more now than ever before.
Over 5000 copies arc sent out every
week
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Hon. r. 7. Irvine left yesterday Tor
canvassing tour i'll behalf OF Nor
ison and Democracy in Buchanan
Dickinson and Wise.
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REV. CLEMMONS TALKS
he is on the War Faith for Genl. Walker
and Makes a Telling Speech at
Wise-Great Enthusiasm
Over his Speech.

WISE, VA, Oct. 10Th, 1894.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25
y. J. ,ssnt.a - ssrexop.

Hugh George. y 10 ssas hss1 cclng r1er-
,ai work ~ tie Arlington restaurant. Ga
ssauefl Tnfrs street. Is boxed Gp Ia tire
city JAIL. pending TIE arrival CT an Off
Ger from HIisvoro. Or. George WAS ar
rested ~ Detectives Philips and Hart
ea the strength 81 a teleg-agafs copy Il
charging hizn vita grand larceny George
Says that ne usea to I've at HiAstsaro.
hsn las 10 szea 81 the particulars OF tbs
charge. Last evening Chief Rogers re-
ee.xed a telegram from Sheriff H. r.
FoF-f. 81 H8lfsaoro. saying that Re would
send an offeer Immediately.
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MARRIAGES..

RODGERS HART-At the residence Of
the officiating clergyman. John r.
Damon. gf9 Fifth street. Seattle. Mon
day afternoon, December 81 1851 Mr..
clyde T. Rodgers. OF Christopher ana
Miss Nora NJ Hart, OF OBrlen.
KELSEY BOYLE-At the residence Of
Air. and Mrs. Frank l.. Kelsey. 10 DcN-
ter street. seattle. Monday evening De-
sembcT - tS9f. Mr.. Jesse i. Kelsey and
Miss Adelaide r. Boyle. both Of this
city, Rev. John <. Damon officiating.
WOODBURY. -lsA%DON ~ tho naFlnrs cr
thp Shursg house. Fremont Monday
evening, December 81 1884 AIR WllIia IN
- Wonierg and Miss Hattie 4 Ian
don both OF this city. Rev. John r.
Damon Officiating
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q she szsosn. csfsng the=a - zppe2r be-
soS- fhe ecsn1ss AZ ~ asxt rassssrg szsi
gi=z rea&ars, x tsey have sny. shy Tar
esrAaanee. rsconzusttss5sss by TIE e0ErEzAtiee
&. rae whSte c1anesl * sts hast rreetirg.
sfaoes4 net lecsnse . law. As sas matter
n09 afsrfss tlle coanca. as a committee.
has So evn Fee9snzaenssatson % revoke
ths slreaze before tae separate hossses.
hssz before It's Recommendation taxes
effect an ordinances approving the action
mist BE- rEsese.I u each heaze.
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DEATHS AND rUNEnAL..

ARMOUR Seattle. at 1875 Second
street Monday. December 81 1SA Vic
far. son q Rev. and Mrs J. 81 Armour,
~ 8ppendicitis aged 81 years.
WILDER In Seattle. at I5i2 S9riu1v
street, Monday. December -. isat an
infant son of 1lr. and Mrs. ". wilder,
aged one day.
Services VIII be held ar the rooms Of
the Seattle Undertaking 70. st - o'clock
thls morning intsrment IN Mount Pleas
aut cemetery.
CRAIG-ln seattle. az Providence hos
f4tai Monday, December "a 1895 John
craig. o. consumption AGED q years.
Remains AZ the reo.sS ~ the Seattle
IuacriHking Co. awaiting Instructions
FROM Ireland.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

Consisting Of the Northern Paeifc-Bur-
lsnxton route va Billings. has recently
h-en op.neg. Thss tins shortenz the jour-
aay considerably between Puget sound
and all points IN the Biaek HIS country.
in Nebraska. Kansas. MISSOURI. Arkansas
ard eli SautheFn ard Southeastern points.
IL tragerses a section OF country rich ia
historic aceaes ard Gnequasea for beauty
and fertility. afforaiag altogether most
enjoyable overtaa4 trip. Ter tickets,
efe.. apply 20 any Northern Pacific
agent. l. a. Ezaeau. General Agent. Sc
attic
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pIpS FOR. SUPPLIES for the Washiss-
ton soldiers Home Ercn January 4. 49,
10 july l. lS95. Prices TO * trets2l ~
paid &c ort.g, WASH Al naaS - 49,, ~ s1r-
tins Endorsed bids for Slppacs, 49, So
10 5s tne~e on or before January - 1870
SCHEDULE NO. / "a
800 pounds blttarine. nrSt quaHty u
r,es,ri rolIsl delivered each week as re-
SCHEDULE 10. : ersf ouar-
tank kerosene eacn week II ilfse d"SAA-
ter. second rs ordered
SCHEDULE NO. }
About 2o.elo pounds steer oeeL sna shu1T
ton; 800 I-oeifds, ps r., week s ~; a oiueisu
500 pounds chop feed.
stsSo poun1S rolled barley.
!, 1oee pounds wheat chicken feed.
VeG pounds bran.
SCHEDULE Nd. 3
loo pounds roasted and ground coaee'
not % exceed : cents Per Foais s ~, 20
20 pounds unco4ored Japan tea, nos 20
exceed 3 cents per pound, ore poun9 80
be sent 10 the home as a sample before
January !. 1885. Goods TO be shipped as or
SCHEDULE NO. g.
boxes Lennox soap.
boxes Ivory soap.
cases Gold Dust.
20 cases Economy milk
cases Cove oysters
10 cases STANDARD table peache@
cases Standard table piGnls
5 eases Standard table cherries.
cases Silver Gloss starch
cases gerTsea.
cases concentrated I've.
5 cases string beans.
Is cases tomatoes. IL pounds cans.
cases CORR
1000 pounds granulafed sugar.
2,000 pounds &C. sugar
80 pounds evapcrated apples
400 pounds evaporated prunes-
200 pounds eT2porated peaches.
80 pounds evaporated apsteots.
f~5.fa. - Fff4l tai
lee pounds sagc,
IL pounds yermicilii.
% pounds tapioca.
I0e pounds paari barley.
LOCO pounds no. l white beans.
80 pounds no. ] Lima beans.
400 pounds No. rice.
80 pounds split peas.
80 pounds dry salt goldfish.
leo pounds Liverpool SAT-.
COO pounds IL ground salt.
80 pounds soda crackers.
30 pounds Zante currants.
lone half barred syrup. amber Ups.
. barrels vinegar. 80 proof
l lole~half barreD mixed pickles.
100 pounds macar0ni, No. l.
100 pounds Lime Kiln smoking tobacco
80 pounds Seal Of North Carolina smok-
200 pounds Star chewing tobacco.
2p0 pounds Climax chewing tobacco.
] case T. e NJ. Hacking fcanl.
SCHEDULE NO. IT,
lub POUNDS graham Hour.
400 pounds yellow corn meal.
1900 pounds rolled cats.
200 pounds huckwhsat -four.
SCHEDULE No 8
80 barrels -four very besD.
SCHEDULE NO. 9.
$50 pounds breakfast bacon.
$40 pounds sugar cured hams.
500 pounds dry salt sldes
SCHEDULE NO. 10
cases Canlpbelfs baking powder G. 1-a
Anchor brandt.
80 pounds pare ground pepper.
pounds ground ailspice
3 dozen S-oulce Standard extract lemon
2 dozen S-ouhee Standard extract van
MA.
by order Of board of trustees.
GEO. II EOARnNAN
THOMAS NJ YOUNG
Purchasing Committee
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ws art - ke -, - Ehs
sfint safeaa n vgg esus ~ brfsre
re eaare.l st SIS ueNs nasesgax aansa-v
Noaess weFe sent eat fnsn tae city
slsrA's osiice Yesterday 90 the rrcevsetsTa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

Only two negroes. not seven. were kill-
ed Ia Brooks county. Ca. Sunday. TIE
murdered men bad I'D connection with the
death Of Joseph Isom.
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AovERrrsERs. SoricE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
menta changed for the Sunday issue must
hand Ia copy b. ! O'clock Saturday 10 in
sure change.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.
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Advertisements under the head Or Lost
Faand. Fer Sale. For Rent. a.a Stu1stons
Wanted wilI r. Inserted az the rate az
cent word each Insertion. Payment e.
weEs i8 aJt Anes. No advertisements re-
ct5tel Ter less than - cents.
%JTTCE-The business office Of The
l'est -tateiiiecucer "a open ungl u 2. "a
Sunlar haur-. b. ID % p. m CLASH
fft atFfrti Ecuaeuts VIII be received az 10
tt5s tifae
FrFtlFeurects r'Il ~ received az
branch cglccs et tte f'cs'-In ffllsrenc r. AZ.
fhfnatA IL tsEAt---Jis t'acsuc sve7.Ue.
fearsG Ssrrroas MANAGE.
tbf TOW NSkNI1- French & Springer.
bAttiNOaAd Ray AJs-NeN
Whatcsa. ceroeF Heiiv and Canoe streets.
e. 81. Cu'vtr Manarar
Tia followies letters awaa advertisers
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nrLr wA~rrD-vEuALE.

HELr wANrED-FEuALE.
IS So, ia TrsS-cses s .lrssszsake An
p 81 3 s 1FshaaA rs seceG4 stree.
tsQ.ssoa hlasA
MANI Ih-gsEFt "a wast aa table ana 90
eHr u0NE - hnugsh street
WaN fslA-A competent sri - 10 EFn-
cTk. 1ci,steaoek ~ a fs1s.ly 81 fwa, Aa
Tty AZ "a Tenth street Efsaay betwe La
tak he-fS 90 : Al4 elscA-
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ELECTRICAL REPaIrs

BELLS, batteries. anrsf,y, ,fat,-. -.-..,----
tubes. p lee r3c sight. bell wErfrs- ~ -. ~
pairs; a q johnson. ~ Tes!er ayent,a
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BooS sisDE3y.

Est&ok fD-F. Anthony. bookbirHer -
moved 70 Front street foot az t,ssry
lSllne Z Eosaneerg building. take fbe
tlesatoF. perfect nat opening bianE
books made 10 order 0@AA
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

kfst~ANA 1.EEAfSE Ne, s.. T. ana A NJ
seated u1eeffaTe second aa4 fa-.rth
Mondays 10 tach Eoautn
3. ". BASS. ". ~.
8 GTRBS. See
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TAILORING

COON. ARTHUR L. maker mans y.-
nsnts- Gottsteln building. SAL
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FOR RENT Elegantly furnished rooms.
81 and upwards. 81 Columbia street,
opposite postoflice.
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CITY NOTICES.

SToRAGE-4lo South Second street e
Readman.
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EETZ2.

zATHER THE FURRIER. IL Cas4e-.
sAtg street.
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ExrLorx.xr waSrKp-1ALx

WA%TETe-A veun~ man wants work 81
any ksn9. sg~akS English. German ard
Sand suavt2n languages SO Third ST.
rDozn g.
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EA<TED--hoss desiring rsale help can
rEt IL AZ TIE c24y fssssssn free q cost
sas Commercial street Telephone 1873.
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WANTED Fsoys from II - Il years old
ST Am DIST Tel Co.'S Office
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FoR HE,<-T-sehsckea ranch Of six acres.
E
1 lard c-ezre. t~o acres clear or
gtUsnps balance - COM Reuse. SIX
rooms rsaSEeres. weh ard woo8S7ed.
chicken hoEse ard cow stable: room for
sarrs tors haE. plenty sg9aE s~uft. two
blocks fvrra street car Du7iane &
Akin. 5a5 Cherry
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FOR RENT-Cozy front room with al
cove: all conxeniences. fine view; FOR
two gentlemen. So Seneca street. cor
rer OF Ninth.
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FOR RENT-FurniShe room. s6 Der
month. Inquire at y Douthitt block
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. IA James
street.
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FOR RENT-Two large housekeeping
pot street.
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FOR RENT-Four completely furnished
rooms for housekeeping. le9S Fourth
street.
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NANTEp-An Xmas bargain. During the
holidays the Seattle Gss ca. VIII sell 80
their consumers a combined heating and
boiling stove with SIX feet OF tEbiag Tor
% cents Third ard Cherry.
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms. The Rip
ley. Front and Pike; prices to suit the
times.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

FOR RENT Beautifully furnished sunny
suites and single rooms; bath. gas. tele-
phone: select Iarnily and transient ho-
tel: prices low. Hnte. Nendome.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT Rolds-.ssss
tice OF assessment roll OF local snNssss
ment district No. so. for tns lsa,'sss
Irent OF Lewis street. uadsr Vrs'a~-
No. 3.549, and hearing there0E. ...ss.
Notice IS hereby given thai sne @1.,s,s
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NOTICE TO sToCKHoLDER2The an
nn4 meeting Of the stockholders OF the
!. ~ nv - klSleilS company VIII
ne held az the oflcc OF me corirarv
ssAi.iNsn hnilstng. on Monday. December
-, 1913, n O'Clock p. M. for The ptir-
pose OF eiee.iag directors FOR tha az,
SUING year ana transsc3fng any Other
business that may property eoFa.s before
tAegn- Stewart IT, smith preril.--.
John \. Whsliev. Sec-etarv
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ToR RENT-Furnished rooms. Gil Fourth
street
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FOR RENT-Three nice front rooms for
eight housekeeping: furnished or unfur-
nisssed. te4 Eighth street.
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FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms. IS up
wards: also housekeeping rooms VIII
lis hotel, Front street
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FOR housekeeping rooms. fur
nished complete. Florence House,
Fourth and Madison streets
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For EENT-Elegantly furnished rooms
Ferras5r, Front and seaees. Mrs Fer Fer
euson. propreIess. formerly OF Holy
oke block. Transients from Toe TO 75c
ger day.
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FOR SALE-One OF the finest lodging
houses in the city. all rooms occupied.
clearing over SIS per month; fullest in
vestieafion solicited. Address Sl25, care
Post-Iute lliEenccr.
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waNrEp-IsroKmArloN.


ETt-Insoruzti concerning the
whereabouts Or j. y BisgiESs vas las,
heard from IN Seattle two months ago
address r. Il. Higgins Gilman. Wash.
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FOR RENT - Handsomely furnished
rooms With gas and bath: private fam
iy. 4l6 Columbia street.
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Date OF first publication Decem0s' :
1884
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BAKERY-Best bakery and best retail
stand in Seattle for sale cheap; Will sell
half interest and take part in trade
Apply Cow Butter Store, 1f-3 Front
street, Seattle.
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CITY Clerk OF the City q -. ssf 4
Date OF first publication
1894 -
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FOR RENT-T-hree furrE she'd housekeep-
ing rooms. e07 Cherry street.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT =. v,rsfssr
tice OF assessment roll OF ioss sssr55rsss
ueut district NO 80, Tor lne a,r.aflnxsf
ment OF Union street. nEi1eI
No 3.5s5. and hearing theTsoss. xss<s
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HoIiCE-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the washington Nation
al bank OF Seattle for election OF direc-
tors, change Of bylaws and transaction
OF any other business which may prop
cry be brought before IT. viii be held
al us banking house on Tuesday. Janu-
airy !, 1895. at 3 o'clock D. m
NJ +. BACkUS, Cashier
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FOR RENr-Rooms.

FOR REMIT nfurnishad rooms. 81 and
enth street.
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PERSONAL.
NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
Eolders OF the First National bank OF
seattle viii be held at the Office of the
bank IN Seattle on Tuesday, January
SIN. lsse az O'Clock .. N. Tor the cleo
as may properly come before the meet
ing.
L. TURNER. Cashier.
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FOR RENT--First-class furnishe3 rooms
for ousekeeping; eheapesF in town.
26i5 Front street.
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WANTED-To buy secondhand rGano,
cheap for cash. Address, stating terms
A c.. Post-InteliIgencer
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FOR RENT-Furnish shed rooms: also
housekeeping rooms. S0i Main street.
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FOR EEST-Two furnished housekeep-
Ing ROOMS. els Fifth street
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LEGITIMATE. MASSAGE treatment. al
cohoi and steam sulphur baths: fare
Christie. room .. 6lt Second street.
MASSAGE. alcohol and magnetic ba.b.
n1f oFf,sliag Room Il, i2g5 IL Front
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FOR SALE-Whole or half OF retail
Address d. d.. Post-lntellgencer.
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FOR EXCHANCsE .-Sn1ali shinele mill for
lumber Address Lumber Post-Inteilf-
Ecncsr.
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ANNUAL TNCs-0fTee CT me Steer
queen Ninlrg ard Smelling Company.
To the st9cxhal3e-s. &atIn@ IL hssr~t.,-
given that pursuant 70 the bylaws ~
the company The &nnual meeting ~ tie
EFockh1l Sers Of The Silver Queen Aff0iray
and Smsttlnz Company xii he held -
tire Office OF the company, III Sea ffe
wash. 81 2 o'clsck ?. IN. on T4esliav'
Janu@ry 8 1856. for the purpose OF elects
ina trustees fee tae ensuing year ARD the
transaction ef EIch other business a.
may legally cunse before The meeting
Y 2 BUTLER Secretary
SEATTLE. Wash December S, 1sst
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-11-15
FRANKLIN AVENUE GRADE NO.
TICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Com.
mon Council of the City OF Astoria
propose to establish the grade OF
Franklin avenue, in the town now city
of Astoria, Oregon, as laid out and re.
corded by John Adair, from the west
line of the John Adair Donation Land
Claim, to the east line of Slth street,
at elevations above The base of grades
for the City OF Astoria, as established
by Ordinance No. II, entitled "An Cr-
dinsnce establishing 0 base OF Grades
for the streets of the City of Astoria" /"
as follows, to-wit:
At the west line of the John Adair
Donation Land Claim. 27 feet.
At point 100 feet west of 33d street,
1873 feet
At west line of SD street, SS feet
At east line of 33d street, 3S feet.
At point 100 feet east Of S3d street,
1875 feet.
At a point 200 feet east of S3d street,
47.2 feet.
At west line of 3ith street, SIS feet.
At east line of 34th street, SIS feet.
The grade to be Of even elevation
throughout the width of the street at
any given point and upon a straight
line or even slope between the above
designated points.
And unless a remonstrance signed by
the owners Of three-fourths of the
property fronting on said portion of
said street be filed with the Auditor
and Police Judge within ten days from
the final publication of this notice, to-
wit, on Tuesday, December 18th, 1894,
the Common Council will establish
said grade
BY order of the Common Council.
(AttesD X. OSBURN,
Auditor and Police Judge.
Astoria, Oregon, November IA, 1894