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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-09-11
uneau.

The waterworks are nearly completed
and it is expected that they will be
tested during the coming week. The
water tower and tank back of the city
hall loom up higher than the court
house and can be seen for many miles.
A number of private families are max
ing the necessary connections for their
dwellings.
Editor Kelley. of The Telephone, has
gone to Ottawa, Can, as delegate from
the lodge of Catholic Foresters to their
convention in that city.
Active steps are being taken to Sc
cure a pastor for the Presbyterian
pulpit here, which has been vacant for
year or more.
Mrs. Richard Mertz, of Gladstone,
Mich, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Rambusch for a couple of days
last week. During her stay she met
with many old-time friends who were
pleased to see her once more. w.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-09-11

The use Of 'Castoria is so universal and
its merits SO well known that it seems work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who co not keep Castoria
within easy reach
CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-09-11
Castoria.

''Castoria is well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- H. A. ARCHER, III. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-14

Fasrhayen. Feb. is--tSpeoizl, flames
Mci@ Harvey, formerly OF this city. who
died cn The sss Lns,- at oakesaale and
NaA angied al Portland last Wednesday,
VAS a grandson ON ais mothers side OF
nr. JaAa MeIaaghlaa. who was governor
Of sae Hudson BAY t'omnanys Northw esG
possessions long before tha settlement Of
''tha Oregon question" and while the En-
sDsh sway. through the great fur COM
psny, exseadsd far TO The seazh OF ihe
Columbia river. along which some ~ its
chief passs were established Among Mr.
daryeys private papers are said TO he
numerous letters and other documents %
DR.. MeiAnghi.n's which shed much Hight
apen The early history Of the Northwest.
Mr.. Iiagvey's father. Daniel Harvey, Was
the builder and ogss3nel oNaer at the now
great woe.ea and tioursng mills al Oregon
CITY.
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Albert shsrmsn Dead.

Fasrl4ax@n. Feb. is.--ssgeeial. News OF
the death of Hon. Alhefs Sherman. for
merry OF thls city. AZ the isaFEse OF his par
eats in AshsabuIa. Ohio. was received
here yesterday by Mrs. II. T. French.
Mrs. SheguEsa's mother. Mr.. sherman
opened the first law Office in Fairhayen.
and III isss was a naewsber Of the nrfn or
Evans. Sherman Il Howard After Mr.
Evans retirement ise continued in part
neFship with Mt Howard until after hls
election to Tire legislature In the fab OF
iSs3 when the partnership was dissolved.
After his return from tbs Legislature be
Was elected elty attorney. but his health
was 80 poor that ne resigned before tbs,
expira tloH of ATS term and returned with
Als wafe 10 taa home of his parents IN
ohsa Ills father. Judge sherman Is one
OF the beading lawyers OF THAI state, and
for fifteen years prior 20 kis recent re-
nFemfnt was uran the bench. Mr.. Sher-
man was born Ia Ashtahula IN 1855. grad
gaiea AZ the Western Reserve college tn
isEs, studied law In his fathers Once,
and Was admitted TO the bar in Is-a was
married In isss IL Miss Hattie French aud.
came 10 Washington IN the same year.
settling la FaiFhassn.
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grand yaxfwe cs Tcsa for nearly nfty
YEARS, tha longest ssrm IN thar Office
sxsr nliess perhaps by any snsa IN the
history Of tbas order.
All over Iowa EIEsgaus Garrett Was
widely and favorafsfy known ard "a hin
oND community few snes stocd 50 high
ia the affections ard conhdrr-e az fhe
y@opIe H@ has been nlan of the great
ess psbIsc spirit and has afxays been a.
the frost OF alt movements Tor the good
of his city. His bcnae. where al Of the
ehilsITe. aat one wer~ bern aE1 reared.
has for ever forty yesrs been the scene
Of hounassas hospitality and a place
wssere auasrssis ~ FaaBg men IN these
p4szIng years have spent theif Sunday
rest ard copyrighted for sssr1g recre.
afsom. Tae Garr~ss mansion "a Burning
ton has been progsrhlai FOR SIS hospital
ny.
a devoted churchnssn. Mr.. Garrett has
Tor years lseen senior WARREN % Christ
church. the oldest Episcopal parish In
Iosa. In this church Rev. Mr. Garrett
sas baptized. confirmed and oriaiaed To
fsa ministry.
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CelSille. Feb. n.~SpeeiaL--tseerge W.
Meyers. Wen known rsaehes living six
miles soath OF eslvslle. died I'm his bed
last Night HIS family. With tho excep-
ton Of a iive-Sear-a}a grandson. were at
Resslaaa, ard the Two bad he!a alone sos
s week. The cause 81 hls death Is as
signed % heart disease Meyers has been
resident 81 the celviiis valley Tor the
rast five years. Befort that time ne was
q pFoualaea; business man al Sprague.
where be conducted an extensive whole
sale liquor haslaeS ami vas considered
quite we'll ~ In financial cfrsles ne-
ceased vas about e years II age, and A
native 81 New York.
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oae fsanrst Man.

n@ar fs}a5or, Fsease Inform war read
ers s9yst Il written - coa4H,2anl sSilg. I viN
naaA iss = sValeI letgeE. sha plsn aarSass /
hs Ws2ssa Mas fseFRzsA Sssssstt Restored q.
h@.3sth A1@ manly VseaT, ssseT wears uf
SalssrsE,x frpssa ax7qAnsas p-ss.s ,,sss -. =,
sessass a5sd Nse2k, sfxGnkss parts
I a@N0 tyz ScaeE9ss Ia Rxeart rss>gssV ssss-,,
amy os4s p 6saE'1ssseNt@g. Was raA(sssf Ae4
50 zssi8At Nv the &GsCks aata I nearly
lest fash an gaaHAsest, nasf Thank ssesaN,as
! Sa @Sw Wei SEarNs&ts Aaa xtY.saS ana
atSs&gS - pesEke fAis xg~<aEn means a.
Cu4s kU<s~a tA Az
AATsfsS HeShtnE - sSli 81 s24ss e ~ -
3 MARA IN asoaey. Address james a Rzr-
Sc f@x ~ neaTay. NtcA.
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vapcr launch thsr,y.fve feet six
Inches leug ana seven feet wide Is being
haih az Lake Washington for DF, Back
ley. "A weli-kHewn phyN.ciaE O! san Fran
e3s&ea and when finished will ne SHIPPED
81 him en- one 81 the Pacific Coast
steamship Compaey's beats. The launch
j. finished Ia native woods, curly maple.
White ash apd cellar. Il VIII &c pro
relied by a fourteen iesrsa power vAlsav
engine. and Is expected to develop con-
siderable speed.
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MARRIAGES

EASTuss.f- Tsc,sxrSS-At ire ress3ence
e. the officiating clergy sfs1sa Joss. 7.
IssrrsQrs. sfa FEssh STREET Sestfsss cd
new3Aw February x. 1855. Mr. kSc1aT II
Easshcfs. GO sanairsso. aEI Mss san
jenkins Of thss r@ky-
WASHER sFfTr u As'FE ESEs-~As The ress-
siefxrs at the officiating munster. Rev.
Martin T. 1A1ssau ft21 Fszth EteNef. ST.
attic o. TSawstas egentns. February Z.
sssE joan w NasseT ami Elizabeth
schusnacRer rotn 81 Seattle
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commissioners Yaaax. a.aa rn.s.

lsasAer n YouHgs. she newly annalnte.
meaaer os the board 81 pnhlie works.
hles' hls oSsh Of et,lVe a'sa as osilclsl bona
wjtA The e'iy clerk Yesterday, The aai-
etAi hsa1 WAS referred "a tho gnpseeller.
Nae ~s}l erspE q Before sAe auditing com
atttse at ia nexg NEE tug, TA, bond IA
"a 1he sUm 81 s1Aeea VITA Aleuso Hull
ana John. 4, Kianeaf as suregsas
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wIItIaa GARRETT rs DEAD.
A fameas fewA fsseeFrs Father 81
Rev. u 4, Garrett

A telegram Was vsSesssd Yesterday aft
etsaeaa ahaouncsngs tas ae4fh Ira Rar.
instSn, lewa. II Nlllltsa 0arvs4g. fathes
Of Rev. n, l. Garrett ~ sAss e3tv Mr.
tiarsUtt bad aseea in feeble hoaisa iey
sSna., tisssg, t,at sAsxs> vas uo Indication
at fatal disease unssl SUNDAY waem
message vas received saying thar he
mas afflicted wttA .aease tg4lghcs ssSessaN
SSHee ihen be has tseea unconscious.
judging frsA tesewraass that ~ waui1
he sssaeie - see bis father slivv. and de-
tanned by the cag~s ~ ass sMn fafsilv
auA wuxa sickness afsR uaahv duties IN
rs parish. New. Mr., Garrett sseeiaea ~
would nos So ND. as the FIRST saealsa d.
rested
.gIiista 1aggv,s vas t4aya IN IAeNinstea.
bset0gkN, ia 3Ss& ASIA therefore was z
sesrS Chs al sAe Tires - nIs seAth 1zoth
~ bis paFVnts mere ustsves of Virginia
AS fathsr ,gs5i NAaa Wugan, was quite
sVepw. ARA .n t>E SIS mother having
nAsrrlea asssa. tee fswe53v sassea so Nnr~
1.aktoH. g,sa ytsp Ntest~vllF,g T3ver. 3a,u "a
she Territory ot N}eAsEAa. wh..h tAree
a,seasNs lat~e es>'a ave sstxE - tac terri
teTy ag N1s>smsfn ena tWs wears tsrre-
@gsee pass oF she tsrestasN ~ 1.aa.
The saNn Dg EUsl}nNtaa ta 7>e tszS3Sts~z
ssg = fsw fex houses. svV0gsi thc1~ar1
Ia3lsyss sse1 aRsea5 FAC han tg,3 aaa ag;y
~ hlss Reas1c Wss5v 3ss YsAaalasH-n l.<sss
g. ahSet sRlg5S yas,,aeaa4
NJ Garrett UVeA aN So thcsy @f,y- e{as
years ia sess sasue tys@N. ASA as sae fl,ae
~ As death MAS teoase,y IRE estes; Tvs
i,t4as ~ tha p'aVe ass oee SOS tA9 et-sSs5
81 tho state sfss w.fs> waa Vs. q sssass-
sey az 1U,lse psv}8 Ecgxs. q 5a--snxess>A-
- lawyer * lsss A. 8.t1 sNa Nes7@ aga
a.exe ns-2a5a F'essF Aams ANA Sssees sszSA-
ssrs haVr eg,s~n ta esAnaess} ssE v,asass-
hssss, aea Az s>eegst sae satoI ~sa 1sev
- 4 t3ayNeF5 AZ gSss csss. wvz9 wsya the
fAtN<s AZ Afs DEATH.
NIs tsarrett ie h{s eAsAieN Esa AS a
ssl@,essfal tessDeSS uAsn 81 f4sA@s ,,a
sasjuS Nesa So fse Aesa ee . b$sSe nas1~
e%az4ss s5.eeg i.s wSs an asy1vng Rse~
lksss ana w2s v2egS st tee SeaaSy tay
ees1xe wars are }sassesz sacagash~sncy AZ
tbe oeeee as asv gsae Ia ~ Atssegs
s1<& "a ho Ass ltsea casesxr os tAe Eas
sSsgs SsSsass tsEH& watch Eavxels
Through s5A 's-aA.sssssasat Nss s>ee<.rze oYe
- ssss steAasSSk soSs7tstssaS 50 sa5s 9sa4
5n 1ae state. NJ oarvest VAS cse 80 eae
s7sst FF>ssv3neHi Uft tes4,ea b., tee sssan~
ty> sAxteg e~va gy#2 rseee,ary * tae
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MsYey Phelps YESTERDAY a'ea Asx an
folnts,eal ~ wal3asa Y. Rtaehsrt. Jr...
as acting naasctpal Judge aaslag tAe se-
ss'aee o Ja8ge Glasgow in Olympia. The
sa&yog iasse sAs appointment uB{er aa-
'6Ne';v conferred ea aim ny section Sss.
NAap1er ". u tao STATE statutes.
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sorrcr To STOCKHOLDERS.


NoTIcE-To the Stockholders 81 The Sc
attic 4 Montana Railway Company:
You and each 81 y-cu are hereby notified
that the regular annual meeting OF the
stock holders OF the Seattle & Montana
Railway Company viii be held 81 the
Office Of the company. roorn 5as Burke
building, IN the city or Seattle. Wash
ingtcn on the last Thursday In Fscru-
airy. February - 1895. at o'clock y. m .
the time provided In the bylaws 81 said
sonlpany for the regular annual meeting
OF the Stockholders. for the purysoSe OF
ef@cfsrs, a beard OF trustees OF the COM
pany. 10 serve until the next annual
meeting of the Stockholders Of the COM
paay, and until their SUCCESSORS are
elected and qualified.
Dated Seattle. Washington. February s.
1898 ANDREW WOODS. Secretary.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Office OF
Yves. Seattle Land and Improvement
Company. Seasfle, Wash, February "a.
1895
Notice is hereby given 20 the STOCKHOLM
meeting or TIE board OF trustees Of said
company. duly convened az its principal
office this dase, an assessment Of one dol
lar on each share Of the capital stock Of
said company. not fully paid up, was duly
made and EevIed, due and payable 20 Dex-
ter Horton & Co. treasurer OF said COM
rany at its banking house IN Seattle, on
or before Thursday. March Tth. 1876.
II. C. STRIVE
Wee President. Acting as President In
the absence Of the President OF Said
JAS. II. WATSON, Secretary.
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pEa,us asn FUNERALS.


MO7.ksR--rrs SesfsEe, Wednesday. rebrss-
a-y IL. isS5. at Providence hospital. I.
p Moiew aged % years. s& typhoid fever.
kFsSNEF-In Seattle. at si9 Hugas.or
street. Wednesday morning. February
Il. lsss. SaHaaet ksnsseF. nom th@ effects
~ partial paralysis ases Is years
Services via hsz held al the FarSs Pres
tyser8an church next saturday morning at
i4s&f o'cf1sis n3tier she auspices Of the
Masonic fraternity. Rev. Alexander All
son officiating. Inieruent in Lake View
cemetery.
fJ9HSsSsN-TSe funeral of James john
son viii be hxsd thss morning 1t $50
q clock at ssse chuFcn Of Oar Lady q
Coos Help, Interr1snf IN Calvary cegne-
terry.
ABB0T-r-at Fremont, "Wednesday. Feb
Fusry Is. 1855, Robert Abbott. aged %
years.
Services VIII be held at the family ress-
rezss,e this morning .; 10 o clock
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LOST.

LoSr-Fox terrier dog; answers 10 name
OF 'FsZ. white black and tan head,
black patch near tail and on side Re-
turn 10 Ii Boston block and get reward.
LOST-English setter hitch pup: white.
with lemon ears; leather collar on. wit
+. H Stormfefsz' name on plate. Re-
turn 10 Eureka Coal Bunker and receive
reward.
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NoTfCE OF FDREC.IsC sSI RE.-To 1Sos.-
fried Myer ard Louis Hanxpaser vs,st
ana each - ycu are hereby notified that
or Monday, the 18Th dag % February
1SsA al - O'clock a. N. the S5zsrs~ ~
Ntng county 80 ". = sszSSs4rY xs-sHt
offer for sale - the highest hsss5er al
tAe City GocAs - xha Gety % Seattle
county us King state ~ wa=s'sr,-ses-.
year undivided ons-aalf interess - tas
sea ssssr Data. Esgss sser vsStA tfse rsszsyS
saRSeT3t. boats. aZsssas4Sss. cables ssraFnS
rigging, tackle. arS2ref. furniture 4 NJ
ali ottssr nseessarses bssonxsnS 70 ara
snps~ta8nsng tss said S$aa rs@sw FssF*s.
sssSSstseAs SSH S5s4us aas ~ssrofsess - So
Seattle port q entry zHzz - gS4y 81 a.
toosr Asa. ~ $3.50 OF Sh4ssAt a,~-v
gaze g8xea thereon hy yea rNs f2sF "a =
og CssteeeF. fS$t. 10 Fara Wells sT~~<.s1e-
mar ~ secure IRE s1ru OF Eso spctes. ora
for st.sEA dated tse 1911 G2y % {srs*0,9ssr
ISss tgzesnsr wtEh sutsrexx ehsrs.ve :.
TIE rate Of y pr csns- per anatz.ss Tz,,s,s
date unEN plsit, aas another Ta- - s..a
dated Ire Es.h &sT 81 EsgsszsRe- tses -
sSsrtts@r VIVA Interest Sss1raga ~ - -
eSyt- Der snrgsarz srorns cate SsntH r,ssf8
% Mach a3Ee FA@c@ ~&s sers4.z~sssR -
SUN of 81 the @ssA aAy - Cserofs- -
a=a SSN SSsa 50 sng7cA tAsrss@F "a ,sssS -
necessary - satisfy so sums YSsss.tf-
having csess Es&3e mpSEs sad yr,s,rs~-s~-s
- taat yDG allowed saks1 ene4 -, -. =
neAe5 On eae pm aay 81 Fsariary. Tss-
Szsss NEfsCh@8 nw ar aa-steeT 81 49, -
ans having tAEeG tened - $50 $50 > -:
TSy SwzsTSsss tn saAe steamer. as 7 -
tng @sS1ses1 s1ysssf n glaFsSxzr - 49, -.
sad acest AS having taken possex-sesTs
of sail u-osertw
Dated fs..s gss9 ,aay - Ees-u.ry. ,sss
DORA " Ellis Tgotr TafAS
co-asss X SoGtss0a. Attorneys Ter Nes-.-
gGg@@
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Is eyc DAYS psss q ClsApi1srla;a's C.,assA
kesacty I ~a~ RlteNsS3 of a VeFv a@vxex <oAA.
saAS N. tsyssa4xs kssSS.lyy, ISl
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state Of Washington, for King county.
Il Turner. trustee. plaintiff, VS.. Alice
&. Fisher. 5. L. Crawford, McMalleSi-
WsIaSor Lumber Company and Joshua
Green receiver of Mcafullen- W inSor
Lumber Company, defendants, No. 1888.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
and special execution. issued out OF the
above named court, ir the above entitled
action, and TO me directed and delivered. i
have duly levied upon the following de-
Scrtoed real property, situated IN said
King county. Washington. to-wit.
Lots one and two q and p ard the
west half al-ai OF lots three and four
ts and a. all IN block ssyensy-oae (7l) Of
Lake Union addition ~ the cit OF Seat
tie. according 10 the official plat thereof.
recorSfed In the office Of the county audi
tor OF King county. together with all
and singular the tensmersss. hereSiisa-
usents and appurtenances shereuttto be-
longing.
Notice is therefore hereby given. that
on Friday. the I'd day OF March. 1895, at
the hour OF 10 O'Clock a n. OF said day,
at the front door of the court house. in
the city Of Seattle, fi said King county,
] viii sell The above described property,
at puhlic auction. TO the highest bidder,
for cash.
Dated this, the 18th day OF February.
1876. A. T. VAN DE vANTEsR.
Sheriff.
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EEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington. for King county.
u. 8 Atkinson. plaintiff. vs.. Arthur
SclsEuieg, Fremont Cole and Il. ". Price.
defendants, No. 1854.
Under ana by virtue OF an order Of sale
and special execution. issued ont OF the
above named court. in thu above entitled
action. and to- me directed and delivered. L
have duly levied upon the following de
scrieed real property, situated in said
King county. Washington, to-wtt:
Lots five 30 and six 10. In block forty
two (i2l, in che Second addition 10 the
town tnow cstyl of Seattle. as laid of
by the heirs OF Sarah A. Bell, deceased,
or 50 mQcn thereof as may De necessary
10 satisfy the aforesaid Judgment, inter
est. costs. disbursements and attorneys
Zee and all ac,~t,lng costs.
Notice is therefore hereby given. that
on Friday. the asj day Of Marra. 1895. at
the Aaur OF 10 o'clock a. N. Of said day.
at the front door Of the cQert house. in
the city of Seattle. in said King county,
! viii sell the above described property.
~ public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
for cash.
Dated this, the 18th day of February.
1895. A. T. VAN DE VANTER
Sheriff
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IN. THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
county, state og Washington Cornell
University. piainiin. VS.. sack1nall- Phil
asps fUSes inne1f Company, corporation.
Amos Brown, Crawford * Couoyer. a
corporation, ami WIlaaEn A. L. koca.
defendants. No 1919.
Public notice IS hereby given that hy
virtue and in pursuance Of 4 judgment
and decree OF foreclosure 81 mortgage and
order % sale issued thereon on the 9TH
day OF February. zsS5. by the clerk Of the
above entitled court. in the case wherein
the Cornell University = plaintiff aud the
Sacaasan n PA. Hips Investment Company
sheriff OF King county directed and sse,is-
cred, have duly levied upon, seized and
taken Into execution and will offer for
sale and sell ~ pubic alactsots according
stoaS in said indignant and decree and or
der Of sale contained. on Friday. March
s 1895. az ten o'cAack in the forenoon OF
said day, az the court house door OF the
main front entrance OF the courthouse Ia
thu city OF Seattle. az said King county
al the NOR gagged properly described and
ufsrtgage5 IN and by said mortgage anTs
mentioned In said Judgment ana decree OF
foreclosure and crxfer o< sale. 30 wit. iseE
one tfY in block twenty-foar t-2A OF A A
Denny's a3ssee3oR 10 the town frsow essss
Her % Pike AMI Second streets in said
city of Seattle. Said prepersy will Re sa,f6
III osae elsTsre lot assa raat in separate par
GELS. and subject 10 the right Of S-esssrsEs-
;ian. as provided by law 20 raise tiss>
amount necessary 10 pay the costs ard ex-
penSes % such sale. and - pay ard salts
~ a Certain 1utEtxssgst In favor az tire
plaintiff and against saSsi Saeknsau- Pfsi-
bps investment C0snpany. sseE@naaYsss
rendered on the @ssh day OF TeeeszrNer
lisa. for The sara % Ssi as ~ sgscis1s2Yss-
p-iFscspal. interest attorneys fees arsd
statutory Costs and Increased casts. to-
get her VITA interest frcsT she date sss sail
Judgment al The rae ef eight per cent.
.e- arsan~
Dated February s. fSe
A. 7. VAN DE VANTEE.
Saev%T CO King County. Wasasngtor.
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NoTICE-The business Office Of the
PoSt-Inteliigencer is open until II .. m:
sunday hours. a. m. 10 D M. Glass;
ned ADVERTISEMENTS VIII be received up to
this time
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WANTED GsCKs.s.ANEoI .

WANTED Secondhand bar oueas in
usce C0Htssssoa. & very cheap also pca.
~ atA&F& taets. Actress - u &aA
2&4 C5sN.
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Fssg SAT,E-r.onsoy Oyster Chop House.
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Advertisements will BE- received at
branch Offices cf the Post-InselElgenc .r At:
TACOMA RUREAC--Iifs Pacific avenue
NJ. VI. Aatfison. Manager
PRT. TONSsEAIA~French q Springer
BEIEINGHAA BAY RJyREAIr-New
whatcor, corner Holly and Canoe streets.
Q. II. Culver. Manager
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-25
A fine HOUSE BURNED.
Mr.. j. q, Brady's Country Rosl-
denoo Destroyed.
IT HAD NOT YET BEEN COMPLETED.
Tho Contractor had Insurance on L..
but will Loso somswhat-Mr.
Brndy'a Only Loss will DO tho Delay
and InconvcnIcnco-rhc Loss Will
Roach about 81 5000.

Tho ilno new residence Of Hon, ]. G.
Brady, nearing completion at Pleasant
Valley, east OF tho city, was destroyed
by fro last evening. Tho house had
been practically completed. only tho
finishing coat Of plaster remaining to
be put on. At 8 o'clock yesterday aitor.
noon tho contractor, Ed Clator, sent
Dennis Gardner out to tho house to
light a fire in the furnace. lie did no.,
and came back to the city. Not long
alter tire was discovered In tho hou,e,
and 1t was burned to tho ground. 1t
wa' Il frame house, OF very handsome
delign, aud about 5000 had besn OK.
p%nndod'on It. 1t Is Understood that the
contractor had the property Insured for
II part Of Its value. II had not been
turned over to tho owner.
Mr.. Brady Is ut Charleston, attending
to his duties az n member OF the legisla.
ture. A telegram was a, once sent to
him notifying him otthe Gre. His only
loss will be tho delay In getting into
his new hou,e aud the Inconvenience.