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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-25

van. AMI Okaac~an ezysrr,fv tvz~ ..-..
oesnn the construction of 4 Wagon 49,.
IRON the head Of the lake 10 rrts~.
srrex. where the propcsd read vsu erasz
ne stefskin- or Pierce, river. whsr. tsa
sess plying on Lake Cheiar. ws,-h
seventy miles Bonz. make il easy ana
ior Citizens Of Eastern washfssr-
ssh 10 feacn the state road: fourth. tha
sfa.e creek route makes q ssetour north
mo snen again sossth. making IL from
Hf.s 70 sixty miles konger than the Cas-
cs1e route, and would make IL sruuoa-
soaie 10 make connection with Lake t.e..
Ian.
Tue bill fDr the cazsase mad rhsc,.
was presented u few days ago by senator
Hurchinsou, c5nfemplases almost an az
Hne' Whiie the Slate creek route runs
north nearly to the R~sss.h ,,....,r,s.s.
boundary. Il provides that the road shall
th~ same as the Slate creek road.
- ,Aseada and Skagit rivers. thence to
Sasse' or skagit. pass. twenty-four
nIss. VI fnis ten miles already pos
sessses . frais over which two horxe-
men can Eide abreast. the grade being
oniy sixty feet to the mile for twelve
Hsiies and gentle grade To the foot OF
tue sarsrnit. From the summit of the
Cascades down Stehekin river to Bridge
creek, where IL would connect with the
Lake Cheian road. Is nine miles: along
bridge creek 20 the Twfsp and euwn to
the Methow river, where ii connects with
the Old survey of the state wagon road
~ about fifteen miles. This makes a
road from Marble mount. at the gkza1.
and Cascade rivers, to the Me.how river
east OF the Cascade range, only abos,,
forty-eiEht miles IN length. while thu
slate creek route from and TO the same
points ~ about double that distance.
lne Cascade pass Is easy OF access. the
Great Northern having surveyed as a
possible route to the Sound. but finally
Spanooned IL owing to the estimated
COST or N5.o0 mile FOR twenty miles
Tor building the road along Lake Che
Ian Perhaps one OF the greatest adj
sdntages 10 the state by the Cascade pass
Ia the fact that 1t would give easy ac-
cess TO II In the center OF the state
which would not be the case with the
Slate creek route. The Cascade route
Also opens mining district that is be-
yond all comparison larger and richer
IN all OF the precious metals than tha
Slate creek traIb ana as soon as IL was
completed there would be a large tom
mage taken out Immediately, going both
east and west. Senator Hutchinson
even claims there is a better tran to-
Day over the route proposed by his road
tnan the state would have by the SIa.a
creek road II the $4,000 asked for its
construction was expended upon II, while
szavs would make the present Cascade
pass fraai a good wagon road that would
accoinosiatss sEx-horse team II Ia
also alleged that the Slate creek route
~ urged In the interest Of the rscwly-dis-
covered Slate creek mining claims. a num-
Der OF which are owned. It Is said. bv the
friends OF persons who were at work
surveying the state wagon road last
summer.
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THE STATE WAGON ROAD.
s'''t>e committee to Meet Tonight q
Consider the Matter.

olympia, Feb. 81 Special There Is
'eai contest going on over the location
" ss'e state wagon road across the cas-
vases and lively meeting Is certain 10
NNat tomorrow night. when the coEn-
.s''see Of the hollse having the matter
2 eh3rge meets. The contest is between
sas hafler~Coaner hill. for TRAN by
a~y os Slate creek. and the Hutchinson
81 Tor n Wagon read across the Cas-
sAae. or SAaett, pass. Roth reads mact
= point oast - Cascade pass az the
Nnc'son os the Twlsp and Methow
nyers
sNeHse ~ho are familiar With beth
1Nsies are % ;hs opinion that that cro~S-
ss Through the tasSassa pass is the hest.
Sesapest' shortest and mast feasible,
- give these Feasoas: tyvs<, while TIE
Ss creek route anGcluaseS oaly
''Ai. the Cascade roene will he n wagoa
We. seooFFf. the ecSSt for a wagon read
:. ne Casoace pass rOsite viii Ne less
ssaa Tia cost ~ a trail on she upper. or
@se f'FeT, rots.s: third. she Cascade PASS
~ ~ VIII give sae people Of the Zig
a All - Central Washington =
49, - @sA &. rs Il cores withia
A'seH oilcs os tA> heaa - Lake Che
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Tacnrna sportIng Note.-.

TarcEEAa. Feb. IA Sp@saa1-- Members OF
TIE Tacoma Athletic Cab wfso took part
IN t1e tournament Of the Seattle Aefzsestc
Cub last week ara wesl pleased wiki the
victories they secured an fnaf eossse=st,
ard as n rexnlx renewed interest In b.
SIG taken "a athletic sports. Macy OF ghs
r.sssrsske-s have gone into active trazrsxg
for TIE esgnss SCon 20 come OF Among
xFsees ~ 10 &c fed cay, sbe hrBs ever
g1s~n By the Tacoma Artistic Csab. 6sod
ara sksvs- nss~fals wsss b. awarded the
zsnnSxs IN fourteen separate eyeasx Il 10
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the Intention OF the club 70 invite tAe
Seattle. Portland. Astoria. Tor Townsend
ard college, csssss to send Representatives
10 compete for tho trophies. but ehs Ta-
coma athletes are confident that most of
theae Win remain at home
The ladies' night entertainment % b
given In April viii be- one OF the best Of
sfs kind ever given by the club.
G.. O. Rowe viii represent the Throsna
Ashietie Cub at the annual meeting Of
the Pacific Northwest Axsociattons whseh
via be held in Portland March ..
The TACOMA Athletic Grub win tk1s
week isszae a cfsaiiengs 20 the Cnsun Caubs
OF this city. 20 compete In bowjin9
match for . gold medal
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seattle BASEBALL Team neorxaniz~~.

TIE Seattle baseball club reo~Eanfx<d
yesterday scr 1ss coming saAscE nsth tbs
fsgks~ang officers: President. &. A.
Cook: seere<Ary azss treasurer. ~. DE
spaas&ssg: nsanager. G. @. Vaughn
The team VIII be nasxse MP cf the foi-
iouwlng players.
Davis ara poagherty, g.: Summons. W.
King. y. King and Ballard. p: Me-
Rlrssxy. frSt. Ganzbse. secosst: ThofnaAs
thsre. Rockontsest. sz.: Cummings. -
Vaughn. sn.: Huber. :.
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management. now that the work is done.
admits that. though II was not saying
much. Il had its hands fun ard dst n
large amount OF thinking Til the event
was over, for II looked in the beginning
as though the contests would last til
sunrise.
The following Is the score by points. ac-
coraing TO which H. H. Conner was far
in the Head as winner OF the gold rrss1sai
presented by Albert Hansen 10 sne Seat
tie Athletic Club:
Connor--T 41irty-yar3 dash. 5: rum
ming high jump. /; quartsr-rrsie ran. s.
running broad jump 3; pole vault ;; 20
yard hurdle. 5. Total, a.
ostrum-PoIe %anis, ;.
Rovys--Pu;tsng the shot. S: pole vaai',
]. Toea3 &.
rsianrka-aaarter-rss run. ;. haif-rn1is
run. s: 2es-ya~i hurdle, ,. Total. II.
rsa-rsseisa-one-n1ile rrGa, }: z2e-ysra
hurdle. Total. 4.
r. A. C.--RN1ay race. 5.
II Of w-Resay race, s.
t1lns-Ruarsrg high jump. :; run
ming broad jump. 1. Total. l.
Erb-~Haif mite run. 4
Snaxxs-Haif-ssasle run. J.
wextsske--f eusrter-rnIe ran. l.
Yrucc-T airty-yari dash. J.
Mf@;rrga--T,hIrtg-y Dash. l.
sbrarrs--pE.sing TIE shot.
Ta-@eu--TS1,ssne IRE shot. I; running
higa jung. 5. Total &
Fvsxiys-ons- mile run. 5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS run. J.
Observation-Disclosures broad jump &
Ia the one-rrasls hansse-ass Carts. tns Ia
-.uya cssanpscss. wao started serafcss, ran
=, srsess.ssd style. and Rad hs BOT been 80
unfortunate as so TRIP waile gcsng rossSasa
: .,a-usr ia The beginning us his ssnl-t n
,hs sf,teeSsth lap. ne Eozss5 have ifSA<za II
vary interesting for Esskszs.
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The Yseh. britannia winning Races.

Cannes. Feb. 2l-Tne Prince OF Wales
arrived here today. and at once went os
board his cutter. the britannia TIA
prince Is suffering slightly from me ef-
feszs OF cosa rsoentiy essntracted ia Lon
don. bat &c n ethoaavssx he AL sps-1ssy
rscover The Rrsfarnas ~ snseret fer fhs
races In tire Riviera rega4ts- She won her
first vscsory OF the season yesterday. when
she defeated the French yacht, Natkyfses
owrna6 by AenkorSe.
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1fyou go to the doctor soon enough
he will only charge you three dollars for
advising you to take Ripans Tabules.,
but if you put it off awhile he may
have to charge you three hundred dollars
for advising forty other things includ-
ing trip to Europe: good advice is
precious. But Ripans Tabules only cost
fifty cents box and they keep you we'll
all the time. They stop the beginnings
of sickness, before it has chance to get
you down. They are the "0ance Of
prevention"
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Rp Tabule
healthy
professional will find Tabue
failing reliance for clear head comfortable digestion and regular habits
Tabue
"pns Rin Tabues
with
Tes dissolve the stomach easily and quickly immediate relief They arc
and Sodapu
preserving
Travellers
STREET New Yo
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January i and For
SATURDAY..

nal estate r.sassEacs1s ssrrse January
1. 1854 are s72s,eSslS There were ISL Tor
record SATURDAY - deeds, sae eoss%is'sss a.
tsssaz aggrxs@ gtuss $iASli.sa RoSstw@isS IS
-. sss, as FURNISHED ssx Ess Daily Reard,
,,.s,,s e Scsaeuswssasgss Asock;
ssss.e and wlosVs r. Rosso 90 + l.
w'As.tezacre. hsts !. and J. hANcA -
wasssa ssSSysga Segstras Improvements e'ssFs-
.anv's ksrSx sfszlagf8a. kesS, 81
u.a~r AZ. sxnf - r, G@she~@cs 80 r. u
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RESTING AFTER THEIR LABoRs.


The AshieFes who took part n Ihe cor
sas; at the Ars1ory lass Fr.tay night ans
resting from their aatsoyx. \ nuussar or
TaceaxanS stayed over and wire atouz
the caue rco<gss yesterday nsofntng- They
asf exs1~sss-a themselves az de42ssstsf
With the rness. ard are Load tn their
rraEsas OF she mama gssHs nj. being SUI
ssrsssa that IN spite Of 50 great a crowd
ana ssenas went os Without > hitch TIA
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Fiain's Coush Remedy the Most
Popular iss Iowa

~ without any injustice to manS ether
80 syr9ps have Tor sale. will nv that
q ksid isrscr anlossut az Charnheriain's
Al he;nsssv than Of any other kind
'aS TIE past wear also that NOT ONE
sAassee has reached me al anv failure To
us requirements c. +. CuTrEg,
sssst ISep R.yxr, Iona
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-06
bright, BU0YANI BRIEFS
Practical Pointers in Decapitated
Paragraphs.
THE TUG MANATl FLOATED
Corporation Court Jurors. Lee
Rifles to Petersburg. Car and
Express Wagon Collide
Residence Robbed.
~. Vessels Cleared. 8

There Was q slight fall OF an ow
yesterday morning.
Judge Kendall, OF Accomac coun-
ty, was in Norfolk yesterday.
Juatice Burroughs ordered ten
tramps out of the ely yesterday,
The Fire Com mittee has order ed
al indicator for the uptown engine
house.
A telegram from Kill Devil Hill,
N. O., says the tug Manati Is afioat.
The reridence of Mrs. f. j. Sprat.
ley az Lambert's Point was robbed
Sunday night.
Capt. Higgins, Of the Loe Rifles,
expects TO take thirty men to Peters.
burg on the Odd.
The Belle Virginia arrived hero
Yesterday from North Carolina With
her sh aft broken.
"Belshazzar" will be ready for
presentation ct the Academy OF Mu-
sic Monday next, February 18th.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Totomun, who has
been visiting her slster, Mrs. q. G..
Richardson, returned to Suffolk YES
terdy.
The condition of Mr.. W. NJ. Mil
lar, l3G Boush street, who has been
Ill for several weeks, remains uu-
changed.
During the month of January
three vessels entered this port with
cargocs and hfty-fosr cleared for
foreign ports.
The hucksters at the new market
are oil indoors, and the space on
each side OF the old market house is
TO be reserved for country carts.
a colored man in neod of pair
OF shoes "swiped" pair while pass
ing down Church street esterday
and after a short chase by the pro-
prletor made good his escape.
Nm. Poole. indicted for murder
and who failed TO show up on Satnr-
day and renew his bond, camo into
Court to day ana was recognized for
his appearances in $500 bail, with n.
Is. Joynes as surety.
Yesterday morning car No, 81,
when at the corner of Bank and
Butte streets, collided with one of
the United States Express wagons.
One wheel OF the wagon and the
shafts were broken and the horse
slightly hurt.
The schooner L. L, G. Young.
Capt.. GLADDEN.. is III port. She wae
run into by the schooner Kate b
Ogden on the morning of January
9th, in Hampton Roads. and the
ilbboom of the vessel was carried
away.
a petition is being signed by mer
chants of Church street, asking for
extra police protection on thnt
street from p. M. to u o'clocl,
Saturday nights. They claim t.
lose many articles of merchandise
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between those hours by snatch
thieves.
Mr.. Fred G. Berger, manager of
Sol Smith Russell, ID at the Atlantic
Hotel.
Mr.. +. Crockiu. of Baltim ore, is
here for few days stay with his
brother.
A deed was yesterday recorded
transferring properly on Mariner
street from NJ. Umstadter TO j,
Robinson for $500.
The City Sergeant leaves TO day
for Richmond with four prisoners,
two men and two women. who were
sentenced ut the January term of
tie Corporation Court.
The jurors for the present term
OF the Corporation Court are VIM.
II. Lenley, j. G. Land, III. NJ. Muir
ray, n. l.; Rosenberg. $. n. Rene.
B. A. Richardson, j. Il. Duke. W.
&. Wilcox, z. Deming, j. 7. How.
ard and e. d. Rutter.
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ATLANTIC CITY.

The funeral Of Mr.. w. p. Russell.
who died suddenly from paralysis
at his home. corner Hermun and
Central avenues, suddenly, took
place this morning from the Central
Avenue Baptist Church and was
conducted by the Rev. 4. A. Hall
and Rev. W. S. Leake. Interment
was in Elmwood.
beginning with tonight the con
gregatlon OF Asbury Methodist
Church will have special services for
three nights. The programme Will
he OF interesting character.
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FARMERS' ALLIANCE.
Regular Annual Meeting Of That
Body.
BY Southern Associated pro,s.

BY Southern Associated Pross.
RAhEIGM, N. c., February s.
Tue National Farmers Alliance and
Industrial Union met in this city
this afternoon at ) O'Clock. 1t was
tho regular annual meeting of this
body and was called to order in
Metropolitan Hall by the president,
Senator elect Marion Butler, OF
North Carolina. Addresses of vol :
come were made 10y Mayor Thomas
Badger, of Raleigh, aud President
j. III. Nowborne, OF the North Caro-
Ina State Alliance.
responses were made by ex.presi
dent of the alliance, III. Il. Lsucks.
OF South Dakota, and by X. Il.
Dean, more generally known as
Farmer Dean" of New York. The
attendance is not large, still, there
are II number of delegates there
from States far away.
During the session Of the Alliance
the corner-atone of monument to
the late i. L.. Polk will be laid.
Col. Polk WAS u citizen OF RaIelgh
and is baried in the cemetery here
In the speeches to day touching aud
pathetic tributes were paid to the
memory OF this the greatest leader
the Alliance ever had.
They met in secret session to-
night, when committees wero ap-
pointed AMI other work of the ses
sion mapped ont.
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WORRIED WOMEN.
Why Do They Worry When 1t Is
Needless q?
HOW TO AVOID IT.
There is Secret Cause of Nearly
All Worriment Which is to
be Found In the Wo-
men Themselves.

II womeE only had perfect health
hine-tenths OF all tho worrying which
she now do wonld be avoided. When
. woman is sick she cannot help worry
,ug.
Now the cause OF nearly all woman's
SicAness arises from the same source.
Glen get Yick from various oansor.
hut woman's troubles nre peculiar to
herself. 1t is untor II nate, but IL Is true.
aud yet nearly ail TINS trouble might BIO
Cor women DO on ask what IL ~ !?
Head whRe some ladies have said:
Mira. A. Luclam, of Chelsea, Mass.,
oats Childbirth, combined with the
grip. bought me 20 the border of the
gray. uu IL nv husband and fr ends
gave me mp to lie. shall always 90
thankful al at that time / began tho
1sc OF remedy OF which 1 h "a heard
rluvil. and that WIS re-tored to heath
and owe my life entirely to Warner =
hnfc Cure"
Mrs. Dr. ODelia Blinn. Medical super-
tntendopt OF the Working Womnns
Home. chicago, SAYS: 4 prescribe
Warmers safe Cure in my general prac-
sice. and it gives me pleasure TO recon-
mend il.
Mrs NJ. L. Tyndale, of Packerton,
Pc H.. says; "Sevcrnl years ago | be gan
my change of life. nd for nearly threc
,e rs oul eat nothing but crackers
end water. ha pains in the back. in
snmwation and severe olnitIng SPELL.
! cond nos sleep. and was weak and ner-
yous. When almost, as it soc sod. at the
brink OF the grave. l was restored 10
yer Get health by the use of Warner s
Snfo Cure, and am botier than ever be-
fore in my f..
Mrs. q. Murphy, Johannesburg, \, Y,
GAYS "A few wears II I WAS troubled
with nervous pro ,tration to such an ex-
tent That sle p MAS we'll nj ii possible.
and failed rapill7. or;uuaiel,. my
attention vas called 30 W,ruers Sa' g
q RS IN a result of its use am
cured, and IN It Ito rtiy recommend II
70 al sufferers a cong my sex.
Mrs. J. Htlloweil RESTING st 2lS7
Fe eth avenue. n. Y, snv,: a.. have
boeU great sufferer fro u kidney trou.
c, ami ANY woman who has been imi-
'rly afflicted In wa what .uflur but
nm happy to say that b the use q War
nor : raie Care have leen restored to
Uer!ec health. have recommended il
u-e To mum cUous friends, and make this
statement with grent essure "
j he list could lie prolonged to more
Shan the ace of this paper would per-
INIT but does it not SHOW that all and
Dlo than Nil. that ; been asserted OF
Warner Safe Cure, as II &C., oman =.
frien, is true. ant will You not act
ulon the suggestions these state tents
contain
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Wet No stcuis,nucc.


LoSpoN. February "a dispatch
to the Central News from Toxic says
that Marshal Oyama IN reporting
the capture of an inland town aud
the coast forts at Wei Hal Wei SAYS
the Japanese forces met with no re.
sistnuce. Tho Marshal stationed Il
battalion ut each fort. The Chin ese,
on February 3, destroyed all their
Iunks aud boats. On the same day
the two fleets were increasingly Gu.
gagged.
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BY Southern Assooiatei Press.

LoSpoN, February 5.-Tho Cen
trail News has dispatch from Com
stentinople saying TINT anti Chris
tian outrs%os Of the Armenian type
are being committed in Siddoun aud
Damascus, Syria. The Christian
inhabitants of Damascus declare
that they apprehend u repetition of.
the massacre of 1850, when thous,
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

\PLtiAl--COMrLErE ASSORTMENT OF
-, February Maga@imcS; Ru.i;u's Works hetu-
h:!, Russia bindings at " ~ t5r In. SET AMI
many otter larSans Al NUSHAJM. :, II. Main
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-06

0. W. Q. Hardman, Sheriff of Nv
lor county, W. Va, appreciates II
good thing and does not hesitate to
say so. lie was almost prostratod
with cold when he procured a bot
Tie OF Chambetlnin's Cough Rem
edy. lie says: cit gave me PROMPT
relief. lind it to be an Invaluable
remedy for coughs aad colds" For
sale by all druggists.
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Mrs. Emily Thorne, who resides
at Toledo, Washington, says sine has
never been able to procure any
medicine for rheumatism that re
lleves the pain 30 quickly and
eitectualiy as Chamberlalu's Pain
Balm, and that she has also used it
for lame back with great success.
For sale by all druggists.
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SOgpON

MISS W Ills, Principal OF the Baltimore
,ut ont ms eupou ana send IL 10 the RUM
f"Rn tiiEMIthL WORKS. Prov idricc. Il. /
giving your address. plainly written. ani !,
copy will be- mailed 10 you free t,i-i, ="
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\NANTED.-Srec'ai Advertising Cauvasscrs.
" familiar with premium mcrchautiic trade;
raoDey maker oi 1894 Also clever yensrai
Sanyasaers ON g,oatcst aeler OF the day STAN
LEY BRADLEY, l.. II, St. New loik.
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FOR RENT

Ga1tf6msnG cJ his cas-, Gie Hjrs or is,, rs
CENTS FER Gus "Ij1ftca: 60 GEMS for Tires
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ROOM FOR RENT.

One or two gentlemen can obtain a nicely
anInlshed room, centrally located, with all
fnouerh nVeniencc,, intending bath. gas and
hesl, within throe minutes wIik Of m, einc.
tfie line. \. G. e. care Viiginian. noI0tf
MOE RENT --ROoMS ABOVE 1856 MAIN
Greet, suitable for dressmaker. noi
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a new line of ladiee watches very
small, open face, at very small
price. Chapman Il Jakeman,
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l. Il AHA GOOD PORTABLE BAKE
| oven, just tho th.ug Tor Il sm / baker, m
ks. Inquire OF y. neINElo KEEL. Fh;o ms,
Va IT, -
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ftRf.
Several oars en- route: must be
sold; also some on trnck here. II
Il. Owens, 275 Water street.
itou@h IEiCc amtrd.
Five thousand bushels highest
market price. Ii. L. Owen, 275.
217, 279 Wtaar street.
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NEED.

ddtaHseni.,is Of THIS cinJI, Tvs A,irx on iasa .;
carn ror one msernoas 10 oessis for three.
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FOR SALE.

AGpGhSs1enn Of his cidJs, Re Hn,tor In, %
cetm for one trsanon; so cenn fof fhrss,
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QOAkbER WANTED TO LET. FRONT
~ room with hoard in private family. to gen
'icn'an ANA WIFE or two gentlemen; west oi
SrsiniRu f.G-:u*
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-06

nor SALE OF LEASE 4 FINE OPEN
near Petersburg. Tor further Information
apply u J. j. rANSON, indi,n River raj
cate, or T.. o. adde's IL Bauz street. Norfei.
Va. iaijt,, =,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-06
D u e K JUNK .

Highest price paid for Old Rags. Iron
Copper. brass bottles 10 @. Canvass.
etc. u. SCHNEIDER, is Water street
tel-aw'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-06

ElNt CONF Al BARrA N-n..lI.
built comiort4bl, House, al, Rrnmt .ion
~ nue. Two stoiies, cellar aud attic; heated by
iiendc,-on's Hot Alr Fmn,ce; largs. hiph loi
WITH dtlveway. For sale un easy term, 10 n
u. COPPER. Jr., ll5 Baue stroll jsp-lm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

En0rla uTr L0Inp nndo IN nrIn- pa,.-
Maher and Stcyn G'Dnn,ciI ' t,s,sth ''u ~
Boston. "eo''o' III
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al recent ncetinv ~ tbo "u o, me-
JorEcy cIub airn"t1rs ''' NV" '''u'''" 'e
Ct-,. III
Nnt's Won ger AhG, the famous president
W ,ue ~ LOUIS browns ana ownor OF
aporla,nyn Il farkg haa embarked in the
h'o''.' D"''N''N Nv St' L9u'9'
4. hGigh''lsca uvluB along INC great lakes are
SalNus q. Iollnlhs Nu association meot-
,H,k W h'oIvAiuu patues VIII pc huld at
Mll""uN'e on july Tor mat purpose
a. c, Buckeubergcr, late manager OF the
st. Louit browns, who was released Saturday,
arrived at his home IN pttshurg this even
ing, and says that President Won der Abe,
VI the club, went back on hts agreement not