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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-09
BoRCHERs PITCHED
For Wheeling Yesterday, amt DID Good
Work, though He was Wild.

H..I... NtDE@F AHhuA - ~ ~
"Joe~ sorchers pIchad his hrst game
for the whecllugs yesterday afternoon,
md although he was very Wild. he
pitched Suod ball. and Is undoubtedly
one Of the best pitchers In the Inter-
state league. 1t remains ID be seen
Whether he Is the best. He. Was safely
htt six times In the six innings OF the
game. buzz 1--we bases on balls nearly
A proved disastrous, Opposed tohim was
Farmer Brown, and as usual when
he Is stacked up against Wheeling he
pitched a good article Of ball
In hitting the feature OF tha game was
the terrific batting OF Shaw and Sow
ders. Whaling also hit for keeps, hnT-
ling q single and q terrific three Dagger
that was nearly u home run over the
center field fencr.
Neither side scored In the, drst Inning
falthopsh when BNrchers gave New Cas-
tile two 5ases on balls matters looked
dubious In the se:nad Wheeling Scor-
ed two LES. -Atter Gallagher had been
retired Shaw hit for a douolsl~ Whaley
Ent first on Sowders' error, Wh1iIuS's
single scored Shaw and an Whitehllrs
error WEaley came in In their half
New Castle eyened up by making two
earned run on Sowders' double and G.
5anzeI's home u
IN the third after Wagner had been
retired. Shields worked 4 base on balls.
f!olet struck out. Gallagher hit for i
sInSIe. scoring Shields. On Shaw's sin
gle Gallagher scored. ,roI
In the fourth Whaling hit for a three
baSxer and stole hnme during a wran-
gle In their half OF the I'm inning.
New Castle tied the score. Sowders hit
for n single and Georgia Camel and Dom
ovnn drew bases on balls. On Whaley's
failur4 70 accept Browns liner, Sowders
scored An error by Whaling. who was
of his base and Sliled to purnut Gllhoy.
allowed another score to coruein. White-
Hill singled. scoring Brown, the third
and tielng run Of the~Same, Farrell hit
10 Wagner. who lsaisted to Whaley for
an out At second. Joe Camel retired the
side on q fly tn Whaley.
In the sixth Shaw led OFF with q base
IN balls. n mt to third on sacrifices
by Whalcy and Whaling. Eibb'S sin
gle scored the II In New Castles
half the row occurred. Donovan led of
with 4 hit. but wls thrown nut in an at
tempt to stsnl second. Shaw'S throw
being n beauty. Brown worked n base
on balls and was advanced inn GilhGy's
single. On W%hitehilIs Iniielt hit. Gil
boy was thrown put II second. Whaley
10 Wagner. FarrelrS tiy to Shields end
cd the tDDiuv ECOFps ~ 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-09

Iy
nlsCR1rEEll POW -
A D%lSGRNCEEII. ROW.

The ball game at the Island park yes-
iorday afternoon ended In. a ~disyraeetui
.,w. The Nav Castle 8 showed them
4lyes 10 ba the worst hoodlumsl that
have been q In the history q base
INN in wheeling, Thruashout5t the six
IinnIngs ot the game the enjoyment %
tthe spectators waa Interrupted u
.soured by the aenseless kicking OF Cap
Itnin CAMEL. Brown, ct al Umpire AZ
|exander, wko. by the way, Is the pest
iumnIre seen hcrn with the possible eS-
preptlon Of Frank o'Brteu, gavsthe va
Iitory more than their due on several &C.
|rnsiuns, IN One Instance CHANGING ue-
eIslDn in New Castles favor, in thc
fslSthF inning. while New Cnstlh Was ~
me bat. one 81 ktexander's deeIsiens an
rrred camel and he became very ahus-
I've Alexander was patient pAtu pa
thence no longer was q virtue; ttten ne
ordered CAMEL out Of the game When
New Castle was out and ~thei-ssNenth
was about to b. started, CAMEL started
for irss base. dlsregirdlng AlaSnndsr's
order. The umpire again ordered him
ont OF the game CAMEL called bis men
OF the ietd and after appealingt 10 his
manager. F1atz, refused 9Senntinue
pldy. Then Alexander gave the game to
Wheeling, Q To .. S.i&,
While he wus at Il the umpire should
have given CAMEL q good stif tine. He
paANu tf eL.# H# #.HH y #H"
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HENLEY REGATTA
Leander, Sale's c~onqu-rpr, Wins Over
New College, Hot Cha,e.

Leander, Yale'I C~onqu-ror, Wins Over
New College, Hot Chase.
Copyright. lSss. By the Associated Press.l
Observation-Disclosures, July SAT
ter a somewhat noisy night. during
which the friends OF the Yale men made
Henley rather lively, eve for n reg1t-
tn night, the second day OF rowing OPEN
ed hot. humid and with variable
breezes. The course presented thA
same animated anil crowded scene as
yesterday. but ever where there was
4 marked absence Of the Yale and
American colnrS. On. all sides were
heard expressions OF regret at the de-
feat OK Yale, and even amang the Lee
ander t who were the victors In the
contest This feeling was more partic-
ularly noticeable In The people OF Hen
ley proper, for the sudden flight yes
terday Of crowds Of Americans deprived
this little town OF 1 great deal OF the
golden harvest which It reaps during
the one week Of the year in which II
awaksns from It's quiet slumbers anu
becomes about as interesting and thick
.ly populated place as one could possibly
Imagine. y
The members OF the Yale crew. how
ever. were not among those who de-
parted from the battlefield. They were
all well this morning and occupied seats
on the grand stand, where they were
the object Of much Interest and the res
c!picnts Of much hearty, sportsmaniilte
sympathy.
phe interest VI the day conferred in
the contests for the Diamond Souls and
the Grand Challenge Cup. In the hfth
heat OF the Diamond the Hon. r. GuIn-
nes9. holder OF the trophy. beat Vivian
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The Little Fed passed up at 6 o'clock
yesterday evening.
The PurkersburE packet for to-mOr-
row Is the Ben Eur.
The H. X. Bedford Is this mornings
packet Tor Pittsburgh.
The John F. Walton passed UP with
empties Ut s j. m yesterday.
The Virginia leaves for Pittsburgh to-
morrow morning at 1 o'clock.
The Ruth left IN time for Charleston
yesterday morning with II good trip.
The Tom Lyle and the Relief passed
up the river yesterday morning at ! and
. o'clock.
Yesterday morning the Jim Wood
passed up at l O'Clock and the Joseph
Walton at S o'clock.
The river marks last night indicated
{ feet and rising slowly. Temperature,
raining; trade along the whart. fair.
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TIE RACE MEET
To be Given by the Carroll club on the
Fair Grounds August J..

At n meeting OF the Carroll Club Cy-
ciers. held last night, committees on
grounds. advertising and music were
appointed 10 arrange for the amateur
bicycle race meeting to be given under
the auspices OF the club on the state
fair grounds track on Saturday after
noor August l. The prizes Will aggre-
gate $500 In value, and riders from the
tri-stlte radius to the number OF 100
will be here TO contest In the various
events The rae programme has not
yet been outlined, but there Will be
twelve or fourteen events. Wheeling
has not had 4 bicycle meet since the
disastrous experience OF the Wheeling
Athletic Wheslmen with a National
circuit meet two years ago.. and the
interest In things ~bicycuiar Ia so gem
eral that 4 this summer Is sure to
be 4 success. The race programme
VIII be announced IN u few days and
entry blanks Will then be issued.
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At 81. Puul-st. Pauls; Grand Rapids !.
eattrieS, Denzer and Spies; Goar and
SmlnS.
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10; Detroit
4 Batteries, Hutchinson and Schrlver;
Egan, Glllen and TwinGham.
At Observation-Disclosures: Column
bus 10, Batteries, Baker and NelZena.
Boswell and Campbell. "
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The pitchers In to-day's game will be
either Garvey or Baker for Wheeling
and Daniels for New Castle. The New
Castles are one Of the best teams In the
league and should draw large crowds.
Wheeling is now engaged in d desperate
effort to take second place Iu.tte first
season race. and the crankS should come
out in force to cheer on the boys.
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Owing to the lack OF patronage In To-
ronto. Al BuckenbsrGee'S Eastern League
team has been transferred 10 Albany, y.
Y, playing the firSt game there ygster-
day. Dick" Pndd+n, the crack Mar
tins Ferry player. Is playing second
base fOr the Toronto club which leads
the eastern league.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-09

IT'S Just US easy to try One Minute
Cough Curn as anything else. It's cas-
Ter to cure 4 scvere cough or cold with
II. Let your next purchase FOR Il cough
ba Ono Minute Cough Cure. Better med
feline: better result; better try it.
Charles R.. GootEu. corner Twelfth and
Market streets; BOwlo & Company,
Bridgeport: Peabody & Son. Benwool.
.r...## .a... o o.
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CLEVELAND. July Slate this ut-
ternoon President Frank peIIaas Rob-
isou, Of the Cleveland base ball club.
secured an Injunction restraining the
National League from collecting the
Zines against Captain Tebeau or any
member OF the Cleveland Club, which
were imposed at Louisville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-09

EARNED runs, Wheeling /; New Castle ..
Two base hits. Shaw. B. SOwiara. Three
base hits, Whaling. Home run, G. Camel.
Double plays. WhItchili. B.. Sowdcrs md
J. GanseI: 3. SowderS. WHITEHALL and J..
Camel. BaAes on balls, or Borchers O.;
of Brown J. Struck out. by Borchera q:
by Brown !. Passed balls, Shaw !. Time,
ESQ, Umpire. Alexander.
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Sunday school at Belmont Park ycster-
day. Tho crowd left about Z a. IN on
the steamer Jewell and barge and re-
turned last night.
Miss Nellis Edwards has returned
from Fo1burs, Pu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il, T. ons have returned
from SInlthkeId.
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Special Dispatch to the f~ntelligHncer.
SIsTERsVtLLE, W. va, July S,-The
home team met the thIrd defeat OF the
season here this afternoon, being beat
en by the Bellaire club. On account OF
rain not more than 100 spectators were
present.
Score: HIh R II e
SIstersvllla F. , 0 0 I o 0 o 0 1T 8 !
HsllaIrU 49,. / y 0 D 0 0 Q $50 10
MISUNDERSTANDING. McIllvane and
Prince: Belllire, Ksarus and Johnson,
Struck out, by McIllyana u: by kearns s
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BELLAIRE
All Sort, % Local New, ai,i 0u,,ip rram
. w. thp CLAW citY.

thr CLAW city.
Mrs. ida Greenwood Yesterday even
Ink lodged Il complaint wiki Squire Ma
SON charging Robert Wallace with an
assault with intent to kill upon her his-
band, Charles Greenwood. II ls an ugly
case and tho light occurred ut George
town. west OF this city, two or three ev-
cnlnga ago. but seems 10 hRvp been kept
aulet Tor some reason. Greenwood Is q
harmless sort OF Individual, but from
what run DO learned, some OF his nm
phnluna at Georgetown filled him with
stories about Wallace, and getting him
we'll flled with liquor had him visit the
Wallace home to whip Robert. He went
and they quarrelGd. but lust as Green
wood vas leaving. Wallace picked up q
coal miners pick and slipping up behind
Greenwood, he drove It Into tho back OF
his head and neck, producing 4 frlEhttnl
wound. II \ u glanrlng blow or
Greenwood would have been killed.
There appears h be some danger yet,
and this Ii what led his wife to make the
complaint against Wallace. The hear
Ing Of the case Will be this afternoon.
The following officers were Installed
BY Beiiairc lodge OF Odd Follows Tues
doy night: n. O., Levi Mcfarland; v.
G., LevrRessiger; conductor. c. B. Lnu:
r. s. TO y. c.. George W. Curtis; left
Feed BIngell: chaplain, ". p. CrozIer;
r. s to v. O.. J. W. Hentharingtnn;
left. William Moorehouse; II. s. g., Luz
Their Tarbet; left, /. n. Grutton: John
Burrows. retiring noble grand. takes
past grand's chair for ensuing term.
A woman charged With assault and
battery fallad to put In an appearance
at Squire Mnson's court. He had let
her 70 without ball and she went. She
will not be arrested out OF town, as II
was the result OF u family row.
A portion OF the slate roof OF the First
Presbyterian church slipped OF and
through one Of the windows In the Ma
sonic hall.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wassman left yes
terdny afternoon for q tour OF the west,
especially MISSOURI, where they have
relatives.
John Schick and his sister. Miss Au-
Eusta, are attending the Christian En-
deavor convention at Washington City.
The Misses Allie MsIlott, julia Faupel,
and Jennie Garrett went 10 Epworth
park yesterday to spend L vacation
Misses Ellen and wlnona White left
yesterday to visit friends at Mounds
vile and Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Basng are home
from q visit IN Monroe county,
The Capitol base ball team went down
to SlsterSVilie yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-09

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Charleston. ..RCTH. $50 a. m.
ParSersburg. ZEN HUR. 5 n m.
Steubenville.. EtSOS TAYLOR, 10 ?. N.
Darlington. JEWEL 5:0 p. m
Petersburg ELAINE. . p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
PIttsburyh...H. K. BEDFORD, $50 a. m
ParkerSburg LIBERTY. II 4. m.
N1tRmoraS. LEXINGTON, Il a. m.
Steubenville. .ESOS TAYLOR 80 p. N.
Darlington. JEWEL 5:3D p N.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
PittsburSh...vIRGINIA ! a. m.
PlrkerShurY. BEN HCR, II a NJ.
Steubenvtlle. ENOS TAYLOR, 80 p. m
Clarington-..JEWEL. $40 p. m.
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AFEw CHOICE LOTS AT EDGINuTOA
Cheap aud on Easy Term.
w. ". HOGE.
-, rtIu Mat, n,ItJIn. ,,n, Sf,.N., w..
LNoR SALE

Z, TOCkS FOR SALE.
y 20 shares WlisalinE Railway Co.
] Wheeling Pottery bonds. & por cent.
80 shares Junction Iron Company.
10 shares La Belle Iron Works.
% shares Bsllnire StaGl Company.
20 Hhares Wheeling Bridge Company.
50 shares Dollar SavtrEI Bank. -H0llnirr.
10 shares A0tnn-Stan!ard Steel & Iron Co,
10 shares Wheeling Steel anu Iron Co.
20 sharns Franklin Insurance. Company.
r. s. IRWIN, BrokerT =: Twelfth st.
a-E H tr iAlO
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

To-day's games New Castle at
Wheeling, Toledo at Saginaw, Fort
Wayne at Jackson, Youngstown at
HWnshInytnn-
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At Alhany-ButSalo J; Rochester" .. D
Al Scranton-Scranthn 10: Springfield II.
At Wllkeshnrre-Wilkesbarre Q; ProvI-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-09

Alothcr-iove l.
mixed with daily,
hourly sacrifice
The love increas-
es with the Sac.i.
hce it entails.
7 b c more a
snfeE
and eudures Tor
her little one, the
uiore precious it
becomes. Il e
loves |. because
She has labored
and suffered for
it. The physical
organs concerned
in maternity AZ.
wonau's
eudte ~coustitu-
ton to a degree
half realized
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SPECIAL RIAL ESTATE BARGAINS !

800 buys lot .5xI2O on Huron street, for
one week only ut that price.
$50 huys lot on South Broadway.
500 buys lot 3xl9 on Ohio street.
$3.50 buys lot 3Oxl.0 on Huron. near Zane
street; big snap.
Chupllne street residence, S rooms, with
all c~onveniences, cheap.
Fifteenth street property cheap.
Sweeney Foundry lots cheap.
Money to Loan on property.
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Special Dispatch to the IntelllEenccr.
WASHINGTON. July S-The Wash
iugtonu defeated the Y~ounBstowns this
afternoon In an exciting guIra: Both
Jordan and McCieary were : effective.
but IN the tenth the rotten support given
the former caused him 10 become dis
Outraged and let down. with The result
that Washington scored three runs and
won tho game.
Score: RHB
Washington :. l02i000O 0 81 s |
Youngstown :. 001000300 o. IS
~Battcrics-WashinEton. McCieury and
Mitchell; youngstown. Jordan and Zin-
nm. H.. ntNa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-09

by many doctors, Women are often
treated specially for sick headaches, dys-
pepsia, melancholy, or what is supposed
to be 4 liver o, kidney affection or heart
disease, When in reality the whole trouble
is with the reproductive organs. This
delicate aud intricate organism and the
RATIONAL treatment for its peculiar all
meuts is a life study for the wiSest physi-
clan. Probably no practitioner living
has a higher reputc in this special direc:
tiou. than DR.. r. v. Pierce. Chief Con-
sulting Physician OF the IRvalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute. Of Buffalo, NY.
His "Favorite Prescription, " is the most
perfect remedy ever known for all '.te-
male complaints" It gets at the source
Of the trouble from the Inside: It is not
ulcrely temporary, external, local, boil
strring.up or palliative. It is a cu,e. It
directly tones and strengthens the in
tcrnal organs. restores them TO health
aud regularity. aud completely banislcs
the continual weakness, drag aud drain
which vcar out body and mind. Its
sale exceeds the combined snlcs OF all
other medicines for women.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE CANES.

~ To-day games-BultImorc ut Cleveland,
washington at Cincinnati, PDiinlGlphlt.
New Yora!at el)rugo, Boston AZ SsLoGlS.
ss8piTTSBURGHj JllS5 -WaShlDgLon
gaye Observation-Disclosures OF BAH play
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PUBLIC SALE.


NOTICE
l. hereby glvon that I will offer at public
auction at tho front door OF tho court
honse Of Ohio county. In tho city OF Wheel
Ing. at IA o'clock a. M. oil Friday. the l0th
div OF July, 1895. one hundred and eighty
TSG) shares OF the capital stock OF Tho
laBclle Iron Works" TcrmH.Cash;
D. j, SINCLAIR
], C. HERVEY. A~uctloneer. 1cSo
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In every American household. there shonld be
n COPY OF DR.. Picrc.'s great work, Common
Sense Medical Adviser, - loon pages, Illustrated.
0rc copy J-rf to any address On rccripto Of u one.
cant stamps tn paw for mailing ,Hin Worlds
pispcnsaty Medical Association, buffalo, N. Y.
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SMITH DICKINSON.
EXCHANGE BANK BUILDING.
FOR RENT.

Groom house on III OF McColloch
and 10Th sts., suitable for boarding house,
fl5 per month.
5-room house No. 30OI McCoTloch St. 81
per month.
No. > 18th St, J rooms. g per month.
No. u 9Th st, , rooms and attic, s. per
month.
House..i rooms. corner OF 18th St, and
Alley F. g 90 per month.
month.
month. T..
i-room house Alley 3, IN rear OF 2fla
Main St, y per month.
los 18th St, } room. s. 80 per month.
JOG 18th St. J room. 81 50 per month
= acres OF land for pasture at low rent
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PrTTSBURGH-River rs feet and
at the dam. Weather raining.
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SALE.

ToR sALE-A LARGE Two-sToRY
L brick house, continuing : rooms. .
halls and kitchen; with front and ear
verundas; plumbed for water and natural
gas; with a good cellar under tho whole
sTrahly situate on a full lot on Main street,
about four blocks from the court house,
postotIlce and railroad station. In the city
CT WallSbnrS. w. Va. For terms inquire OF
j. +. CREE, WellsburG. w. Va. jy3
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IToR REST-BEsT OFFICE ROOM N
i the city; large and plenty OF light:
centrally looted in best advertised build
Ing in the city. Also large hall for rent
Apply at HUB cLoTHIERS. Fourteenth
and Market streets, iaA
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FOR RENT.

NOR REST-SEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
L In the City Bank Building. Inquire at
the City Bank OF Wheeling mra
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NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC.

the public IL hereby warned not % pay
any money 70 parties gepreseaitnE % o1
agents q the SEATTLE iest-fatsil lsearsf.
except the following VITO arc ne 1ftf
Irte1f8vancer. viz. j A. MrC1ef}An. ). !.
Hawley ard q r. Peck, Thi4 COOS ho1
appIy 90 resident agents gf iris paper -
are located sn various cities and to&tas IN
me Northwest nor 70 uostfnastsrs. NO
are in All cases authorized q fahs SUD-
scripffans for the Daily. sunday ana
fcrs. j. A. cafsrsrf II r. Hagiey. ".
vi Hanna ard " w EEiug.
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reward Of SO will be paid Tor infor-
nation leading 20 the arrest aTs1 exh.,c-
ton Of any cue stealing copies % TIE
Tysf~InteIllgercer delivered - AuDa@fibefs
throughout tire city.
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GEORGE r. MEACHAM.
Secretary. -
Date 81 first publication. Feb. =. -

CITY TREAsURER's NOTicE.-e'ss y
Seattle. -. 49,. A.
NofiCe Is hereby given that the H. ~. -
nual instaliment OF local inproysasiss -.
trict No. 80 for the inlpFcY ea1eht y Ees.ef
street In the city OF seafte tf2 sss..ss -.
avenue 10 the north line Waiia n.atsrsgss
dif!on, under the provisions q V-rere-
No $50. which provides Tor the ~. i.sS essss
nas NJ OF said street by grhdlas - s15ss
and constructing Sidewalks on Ds 80
thereof. With parking strips hs s.-. ~ ths
walks ana roadway and pr0siei.l..s - e.
payment therefor in insiali fi'e1,. -,,,.T,s ~
"a blfshing a fund Tor such ass.a'e .lsi zs~
The legying and collection q spsesrad -
a. ssrnents upon the properly 49,. sar re
the Improvement. and prvFsi,lit - - at
Issuance az bonds "a authorizes, ssffrastfssg-
OF the. legislature 81 the siAif = - sJa1sf
ton. approved March Fin. - go ap-
me provisions u ordinance - - or1i-
proved May IN, issf az a'I,et,s .. ftsa Isl
nance No. 3f49, approved 9sis - eosles-
ha= bsep duly certified 20 t. VI sher-sn
ton. and the respective s0.eg, narrei
charged ana levied against - Il sz1
and Iot % Hand. ard part TT ss.rssss.sIlns<nf
district. in payment % s1cn s,scIusln<
r. mains unpaid and fae an ar. ~ssrxf3
fha Interest on the whole ai'<s.As1 :. 6ay a
must D. PAID 81, o. be.osr - !. razae =
March fss. Unless payTenl 80 n dss
s.seh instaiilneni o. or BEFORE US
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-29

Advertisements under the head % Lost.
Found, For Sale. For Rent and Situations
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EDTTcEs-Ths business office of tss
Post ufellIxencer IS open until III y. m.
Sunday hours a. m Ia 1880 p. m. and
70 p. m. Classified advertisements VIII
lie received W 10 this time.
Advertisements will be received at
branch Offices OF the Post-fnteiilgeneer:
TAC0Mt BUREAT-No. 1872 Pacific
avenue.
PORT TOWNSEND NJ French & Co.
HEf.LfNGHAM HAf-New Whateom.
corner Holly and Canoe streets q. II.
Culver. Manager.
,oLYMPIA-si7Ss Main street. Charles
Watson. Agent.
The following letters await advertisers
az this office.