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A Cure for Bilious Collie.

RESOURCE, Screven Co., Ga Il have been
subject to attacks Of bilious collie for several
years. Chamberlsin's Collie, Cholera and
D,arrhoea Remedy Is the only sure relief
1t acts like charm. One dose gives relief
when all other remedies fail.-G. D Sharp.
For sale by Dr. J. K Waters.
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Golden Hours.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1896.

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soTicE TO TnE prHLrc.

The public Is hereby warned not 70 pay
any money 50 parties TepfesnfstlhS - y
agents 81 tic rratfle Pogt~TntelIfseGccr,
except The following, who arc ihf ''ssF
authorized travelling agents u tne FVs.
Intelligence. via. 3. A. Asf leiasfe .
Roderlck gpragus. J. l. Hawley ana r.
q Freebureer This does not apply 20
resident agents OF this paper who arc %
sa:sd in Various cities and towns ~ iF.s
Northwest, nor 10 pestmastefA, wfo aIs
IN al ca~na authorized 10 take suD8crlD-
tiers for the Daily Sunday and weekly
pest-fateiieencsT City collectors, y =
caihfaYt. ~ T. Hawley. W. H. hanna
ard G. " White.
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IL THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state Of Washington for King 1oanss.
" " Dearborn 81 al. plaintiffs. W ne
washington Savings Bank. oefenoant-
Notice i hereby given that under an Or
der OF court mada In said cause on octoSer
j Is- The undersigned VIII sell a p3o4lc
49, On yeginssrsav October 18th. 1897. all
those certain pieces OF personal properly
q me Washington SAVINGS h4nk SCI e .sa
sni described Il a certain petition OF lie
undersigned. fled n said court on the Sata
dag Of Angus. lss7.
said prop rty consists among otner ihlhss
Pronissory ao,es secured by mortgage
ard other collateral. and unsecured
Yakima county warrants
Waarcon county warrants
Seattle street Improvement warrants
Town Of Columbia warrants
Town OF Hamilton warrants
Town OF CentraiA warrants
C1allam county warrants
An2corteS school distrzet waTTants-
Tax certificates and TAX deeds on PROP
cry in King county. Washington LOT INC
years 1920. 1871, lSs2 and 1895,
said sale VIII take place n the LIBRARY
Room OF the King County Court HoaSe;
Seattle. King County, NssAlngto ION, ana n
the property Is sold.
Terms Of sale: Ten per cent cash on the
day Of sale and the balance in cash on con
drnla lion of sale by the court.
4 detailed list OF said property may %
had on application 10 the undersigned.
Al the same time and place the receiver
sell ten six Der cent. bonds Of the Third
Street & Suburban Railway Company 10
the highest and best bidder for cash. upon
the following terms:
No bid TO Be received for less than $3.50
fer the ten bonds, terms, ten per cent
cash on the day Of sale and balance IN cash
on confirmation OF sale BY ne court
Receiver OF the Washington Savings Bank,
Room IS. Boston Block, Seattle, WASH
ingtou.
elise & King. Attorneys for Receiver.
Date Of first publication October 0, 1891.
RECEIVERS SALE.-Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned Will receive
after the first day OF October. 1897. for
the purchase OF sos. 90. par value of
the first mortgage bonds OF the Last
Chance Mining Company. and for S5.l0S
shares of its capital stock, Of the par
value of SO per share. Said bonds are
secured by first mortgage on said mining
company'S valuable properties in Sho-
shOne county, Idaho. Such bonds and
stocks are TO be sold an entirety, and
such bonds are q majority of the first
mortgage bonds, the issue of bonds be-
ing $500. 10000 -four hundred thousand
dolarsD Said sale 10 be for cash pay
acceptance OF bid.
All bids must be accompanied by a GER
tiled check for $500 five thousand dol
lars), payable 20 the undersigned 10 be
forfeited unless fun payment be made
within the time specified.
The undersigned reserve the right TO re-
ject any and all bids. All bids must be
sealed and addressed TO either OF the un-
dersigned. at Spokane. Wash.
A. ID. LYNCH.
Receiver First National Bank
FRED B. GRINNELL
Receiver Spokane Savings Bank.
Spokane. Wash, Sept. >. 1897.
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STEAMER
FLY ON THE sELYSR-

FLY ON THE SELYIR-
ror- SEA SEATTLE TO TACOMA
IN enc hour and twensy- AVA ssssak
The STEAMER .FIyresssA
heguia- daily tripx &atInr
route as follows. ets< Iaoonn
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY u.,.
TINE earn AAtl
Leave Sesttie-s.A iI1.
p. m. - ~ -
Leave Tacoma-s:m. u,
SUNDAYS. A
Leave raeoma-s:N a. us ssSsR2
Landing az Northern Fss,sc -
coma. aud Commercial dsok fass =
ron street, Seattle. ~ x ~
Washington. anu San I
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REWARD.

reward OF fie win be paid for irfor-
nation leading 20 the arrest ara coaStc-
tion of any one stealing copies or the Roat-
Intelligence delivered 10 s1pscr1bers
throughout the city
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BIRTHS.

-~D~~~~--~s- - ftrAnhar
CoEGDOs-In sessfls. 19eskl.ss i,...ss-s.,,.3
s. 100. to ST.. and BIS. tsoes
d son. .
IrAfstf--gr seattle. SUNDAY, cstogss :.
iss- 10 SIR. and Mrs. J. A. Le@e'''
Aaurhfer
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WASHINGTON g Alaska STEAK
SHIP CO.'S STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE

WASHINGTON & ALASKA grrlr
SHIP co.'s STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE
70 hours
SEATTLE TO DYEA and SKAGuAY
This magnificent steel screw sesrssh
viii said from Seattle fer Juneau o..
uay Bay. Dyea and way ports Sep,erss
-. October IA and g.
Her accommodations are urrivalsd q.
is the finest. fastest and most colnfoyass
vessel on this route. In connection ~
above the ALASKA STEAMSHIP Gov.
PANY will operate their elegant and IA
sailing steamship
ROSALIE
From Seattle October and ~, for yunssa
Skaguay Bay. Dyea and way ports
For freight and passage apply %
c. II. ]. ST1LTENBERG,
Gen. ticket agt.. under ". p. ticket a., |,
CHARLES e. PEABODY. Manasw
THE ATLANTIC a PACIFIC TRAM
portation Co.-Henry d. Walls Gentd
Manager. Harrison building. phlaa.
phia; The Johnson-Lockt Merrsnis
Co. San Francisco. General AgenA
The Atlantic & Pacific Transportsta
Co. will dispatch on or about osoh<, !
the first-ciaSs clipper ship Tacoma" ii.
rect from Philadelphia TO Seattle. All cars,
should be addressed Care Of Philaasloss
& Reading Railway. Port Rlchmcsl
Wharf. Philadelphia. For local inform.
ton and freight rates apply 10 The loss.
son-Locke Mercantile Co. M Front It.
San Francisco. Cal, or Johnson-0pAs
Mercantile Co.. 40 Occidental avenue. s.
attic. Wash.
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In order 20 secure correct fnsf1 sss =. -
NOTICES under these hescifsEa 1s1 80.
,ss,ser ro rsar-e t. made for SUCH n0sless-
Funeral notices resolutions oI go -
sfaf annosrsre Tglkrsfs viii - eftff - = -
vzse ~ n rs-,fx re- fias each trs<v.s05l..-
noeT@fNTFLLsEG ~ -
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found. For Sale. For Rent and situatons
Wanted viii be inserted az the rate OF
cent A word each Insertion Payment al
ways In advance No advertisement TO
ceived for less than Is cents.
EOTICE-1he business office OF the
Post-Intellfgencer h open until III p. m
Sunday hours a m 10 l2.aD q. m. and !
10 D. m. Classified advertisements VIII
be received up 10 that time.
Advertisements will be received AT
branch offices OF the Post-intelligencer:
TACOMA BUREAT-No. Luz Facihc
avenue
PORT TOW SsEND--wpf A. pfsinsr
BELLINGHAN BAf~-New Whateom.
.. VI Culver. Manager
oLYMpIA-&ifN Main street. q. c.
vicToRiA. n t.-dsoree Marsdsn.
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n,..ya< axg FINER AIS.

,.,,ry.pr.a- -f,~tas,er 3 AZ the family resi-
- 80 ~ sgsss Third avenue MarEaFet ,,
.ids<t IL aghisr q -. ". and Margaret
VI Edwards
raasras from residence THURSDAY p.
-, Taserment in I.ake NIeW cepeLer.-
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,

STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETING
The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders of King County In
vestment Company. No. . will 10
held at the office of the COM
panv. namely room us New York
block In the city of Seattle. King county.
Washington, On Monday. the nth day OF
October, 1881. at $50 y. m, at which
meeting trustees for the ensuing year
will be elected. and such other business
transacted as may be lawfully brought
before the meeting.
j. u. HOGE. JR., President.
w G MORRISON, Secretary
Dated September 25. 1897.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Thers
will be a meeting OF the stockholders ~
the Wayne Gold and Copper Mining
Company, of Seattle, at the offices OF the
company. Monday. October 25. 1897. for
the purpose Of increasing the capital
stock of said company and transactinr
such other business as may come before
the meeting.
w w. ROCKHILL, President.
] b GILBERT. Secretary.
Seattle. Wash. September IS 1897.
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sHUIED.

FTEI DIS KfERSAN ~ F2gt . 9sarl, :
ssIaisy. sepfamDer = 80 80.
Fiel6s Of Fort biafsle 90 az esy n.
tsc,s,es a. yghafeom. otiiciattng.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE

Advertisers desiring display adveruse-
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy BY ] o'clock Saturday 10 IN
sure change
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STR. CITY OF AHERbExN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AM olY,sr,
DAILY. kxeEh &saAx
STR. MULTNoMAH
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND oty,r.
AT | P, n.
FARE BETWEEN eEATTLE Ann =.
COMA, 90 Cent?.
ROUND TRIP. S cent?
Tel. Main 81. CITY DOCK A..
CAPT. L. WILEY. Managef.
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BARNEsoN a cHrLcorr.
Ship and Steamship Agents. Freight M
Chartering Brokerx
OFFICES. Mutual Life Building.
Telephone. Black n

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wAsb
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A. n. ROBINSON.
Carrying u. 8. Mall.
On Port Orchard and Port washisCu
route, leaves City dock. foot q Ma
street. $50 a. m, calling nj South Hsata
Burcheli. Brick Yard. Rremerson. Y $
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston Traeysc1
chico. Silvegdale. Leaves Port orcaaf.
Navy station at .. m; arrives ssasvs nI
p. m. (. n. Robinson: mas.ss l..s A..
Main 81
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PERSONAL


ASK YOUR GROCER FOR LINDsEYs
HOMEMADE BREAD.
1 ANNE DAVIS. would Ike - correspond
HfEh 3 gentleman who intends gong %
ire gold fields IN the spring. 70 De en-
ploye6 as his housekeefer- am col
ored lady. ; feet IN 1signts wei oEalr.
sound in Iealts. Thoroughly 50; co1lr2g &C.
Gus. fearless OF al danger, no coward
need reply. Anne Davis. snug cottage.
FhoengLs. Virginia
RINf; THE %. x BOX ter messenger
and give him your classified advertise
rnent- the Posi-Intslligeacer viii pay
fer messenger Rates. &c word. or a
dollar line month
- BENEDICT. late Of St Paul.
please send address Rataier-tIrana hotel
try ELECTRIC LIGHT BATHS for
rheumatism. SO Columbia
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS. all
kinds 40 Yeslsr.
sPANGENBERG grinds and sells cutlery.
FINANCIAL.
LIBERAL ADVANCES on valuabi-s -
Watches. diamonds and warrants at low
rates Uncle Joe Loan Once. 81 oecorla.
So 11o.a09 SSET@Mutuai Benefit LIE
loans money tfun valued on is pohcies.
Angus ". Young 11s Washington DOCK.
TO LOAN-Two thousand dollars local
money on city security. Nilaan Z.
Harper. Dexter Horton Bank building.
STATE. COUNTY AND SCHOOL, WAR
rants and bonds bought and sold Dorr
& Co. room A, Bailey building
TO LoAN-Private money on improved
city property Room ~. Occidental
block J. " McConnaughey.
We BUY and sell King county, state and
scnool warrants. f. l. Fehren * Co., I'd
Bailey building
EDMUND BowDEN, Financial Agent.
Loans negotiated. 12S Horton Bank
building.
THE OREGON MORTGAGE COMPANY.
Ltd--kohert J. Fisher. Agent. 20 baiies
THE THOMAS INVESTMENT CO.
smith block. mortgage loans ana IRE IN
surance.
TO LOAN-s5e0 or 81 90 on improved Seat
tle real estate. F. W. West, % ClAloh
HERBERT S. UPPER makes loans on
block.
---------
WARRANTS bought and sold VIM. D.
attic.
JAMES boutwell,. loans and insur-
a alee. y Boston block; telephone. Main
--------
COLLATERAL BANK-Msney loaned on
good collateral los Cherry.
MONEY TO LoAN-F. ]. Foster. Colo
NAL block.
PRIVATE MoNEy-Gron & Damus. 1os
Madison.
LoANs-Mrs. Patrick. 7o4 New York
block
VALENTINE SCRIP for sale. 81 Boston
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISPUTE OVER KLONDIKE PROPER
ty-Notice is hereby given that j am The
owner Of onee-.half of all mining property
In the kl9ndlke country standing in tbs
either of them; that | have forwarded
my evidence of title to the proper officer
A. E. J. PERCIvAL
NOTICE to whom II may concern-The
undersigned has this day sold the steam
or Albert Lee, and hereby notifies all
parties having claims against said stea m
er TO present their claims before The I5th
dav Of October, 1897. TO John Todd IN
be o. X ed by Z. III. Marble.
COMPOSITION-We are now prepared IN
do composition for the trade (any meas
ure1 In Nonpareil. Minion. BREWER and
long Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed
CAN or address Post-Intelligencer. Seat
tie.
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY to
manufacturers. business houses and
public men by the Press Clipping RJI
reau tAllen's). Union block. Portland,
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SEATTLE. wHATcoM AND Sa"'
steamer George E. sia-r lay I've al III NJ
a. 3 p. N. Monday, "eaaass1 " a~sfs,
dav arriving at Blaine at sr'.ssssg. Talss
ing leaves Blaine D. M a"
d9y and Saturday
Arlington dock.
fPhone. Pike ~ ------~~-
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wHATCoM. SEATTLE AND rAcosA
ROUTE

r.ke steamer BAY CITY for A c.sss,,..
Fsirhavar or Whatcom. Leaves , so'1 Al
ciai dock, Tacoma. 2 p ~: ~ TIA.
foot Main st-eep; ssatas. saves Whst
emu nn ! M: Fairhsven. SIS A. y
Anaeo Q 70 D. m. sun. wsdnssi ", =
Fri Fares~seattie 81. or ~ fSa'~
Tacoma sI25. or 81 round ,upu rrrN
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KRUsE s. s. LINE
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
u. 8. NAIL

HOOD CANAL HUUIE.
u. 8. NAIL
STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Galbraith dock, foot o. W.T. -.
ton street. Tuesdays, THURSDAY r nv
pnr, GambIe' seabeck, Brinncn. Hell
pewatto. LilIiwaup Falls, HoodsroH -
frn,on civ Returns alternate eau
o'' ID. TRoUTMAN, hss's'
Tafanhone. Red ISL.
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STEAMER IDAHO

Leaves for
PORT TOWNSEND AND WAY r0'"
Daily. except SUNDAY. at =. a ~ las
dtrect AZ Ga. m. returning. aAsss
PORT Townsend at p. m
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The following letters awsit advertisers
SOCIETY NOTICES.

ACQrIT.A LODGE No q. p. Of H.. viii
give a masquerade ban ~ Collins. hall
"Wednesday October s. All workmen
aud families cordially invited. Admts-
sion &c.
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EMPLOYMENT wASTED-MALE.


WANTED Position by competent man.
either IN office or salesman IN store:
hardware preferred. can give city OF
Portland references Address today +.
q. n. pnst-Inteligencer
AN E<PERiENG pgrser wharfinger,
hookkeeper or general office man desires
a position. Address N. l. g. care POST
Intelligence
WANTED by hoy Is years old. place to
work for hoard and go q school Ad-
dress Louis Erickson. 1890 John street.
city.
---<---e---ss=a--
WANTED Situation by yoang married
man. any kind Of work strong aud will
ing. Address T. q. Pest sDtcl3l gencer.
WANTED Situation as alaxterer or brick
iayer. ef will accept work III anything.
=. II rixlsg. Nofth Yakima Wash
---~--------a----~~------------ --------
EMPLOYMENT WANTED FEMALE.
A THOROUGHLY cGmnQtent dressmR}ser
Wishes a few more engagements In fami-
lies Address Dreswua se. care Post-in-
fellikeaeer
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IMPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE-The fol-
lowing described horse placed In the city
pound Sunday September o. 1897. will
be sold az public auction 10 the highest
bidder for cash In hand 20 pay cost of
impound!ng and advertising THURSDAY
October is. 1897. al 10 o'clock a. m, at
the front door OF police Headquarters,
corner Third avenue and Yesler way
one bay horse years old
The owner Of the above described horse
being unknown 10 me.
c. s. REED. Chief OF Police
Date Of flrst publication. Oct obar L fSa7
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plG AEsr CASH Prizes rssa f,- lrs
srd Ecr leusa'S caster -iasr.-.. 49,.
Be-. 3 Secozd sycnee sCGsh.
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ROT Nd.

BARGAINS IN WATCHES Diamonds
musical Instruments. etc. highest price
paid fer oi3 geld and silver Uncle Ice
Loan Once tlT Second
LONDON LOAN OFFICE Money loaned
on Valuahles, watches. diamonds ard
feWelry. ita SeCouc avenue south
MONEY LOANED on v7luahlrs. clothes
eaurh, sna sal3. People Lean Onire
Te7 ta-.-'f-nt4l avenue
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y RANDALL = co. ca-pen..-.-
.,hhsrS. glaEiuE screens. wlnt5sss "A
aS,rx. TUleshoee. Green. 50 .aa Sprsrs
street
ot.r PAFERS fer sale az the business ~.
So - fhfs paper Ak Per esz-aie
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roR EXCHANGE,

v,,,r ~ t,ftA NtsEe-3,s acres % rar-----
ter.4t v,t58 lncatsd water traat had $50,
s>.rs~ rnrFae esnerts- fsx gooa uelse pvo.s,
81 r 81 West . tnson hs2-k
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LEGAL NOTICES.
OF PUBLICATION.

"
Tho State OF West Virginia. Ohio
County, IS:
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
West Virginia. March Rules, 1877.
Ada L. D!chI and John II. DIehl, her hus-
band, and Larry /. McI.Rin Va. William
j. Cots, in his own right and AZ trustee,
William j. Cots, committee OF Mary l..
Wagner a lunntic, Mary l., Wagner and
Edward Z. Wagner, her hushand.--ln
Chanccry.
The object OF this suit is TO obtain and
have deCreed among the parties entitled
thereto. a partition Of the property. cons
VGycd 10 said William j, Colts by Isaac
Cots, sr., By deed dated July .. 1861. and
OF record in the office OF the clerk Of tho
county court Of Ohio county in Deed Book
81, page SO; and also TO obtain an account
Ing by said William j. Colts Of tho prop.
erty which camC Into his hnnds by virtue
OF said trust deed, and have a proper dis.
trihutiOn thereof deCrcCd In the above suit
Aud It appearing from an afiidRvIt filed
IN said cause, nj these rules, that the de-
PENDANT, Edward G, Wagner. II not resi-.
dent OF the state Of West Virginia, and
said suit, on motion Of the complaInantS,
by their solicitor, this order OF publication
10 entered against him, and II iS ordered
that the said defendant, above named, be
and u required TO appear within one month
after the date, Of the flrst publication Of
this order and do what is necessary to
protect his interests. 1t Ia further or.
dered that this order he published and
posted as required by law.
Witness, G. II. HenninH. clerk OF our said
court, at the court house OF said county,
this Sd day OF March, 1887 to.wit, March
c. II. HENNING, Clerk,
Published the first time March 6. 1897.
4. J. CLARKE, " = ''''''''N' >'e
Solicitor for Ccmplnlnants. mr6.s
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LOCAL BREV1TTEs
NIattsrs OF Minor Moment In anl AUoUt
The CITY.

AIattsrs Of Minor Moment In ani AUout
AIatinees at both theatres.
Grand to-night-ullle Akers;rom.
Opera House ;o-nIght-"Aierchant Of
Venice"
Opera House this atternoon-"R Romeo
and Juliet"
The Elite Club viii dance at Demo-
cratic club rooms Tuesday evening.
officer Gardner was OF duty yester-
day. on account of the death OF his
child.
T. c. MotfAt has been appointed jury
commissioner by Judge HuEuB, as sue
cessor to P. b. DobbIns, deceased.
The contractors for the new paper
mill on the vacant ground back OF the
Warwood tool works, are making good
Roadway, and the frame work is almos:
completed,
On Sunday, at the Fourth Street n.
E. church. the pastor. DR.. J. L. SoOy.
Will preach at 1880 a. m, on The Char
aCter and Limits OF Trust" and at 7:30
y. m. on Kept"
The regular monthly market given by
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Second
Presbyterian church, will be held this
afternoon at $50 o'clock in the library
room OF the church.
Several oil peddlers are doing busI-
ness without license and the matter
has been brought TO the attention OF the
police. Several OF the offenders may
igure in police court
The Mozart Singing Society Is making
preparations for Its next monthly COM
cert. TO BE- held Sunday evening, April
is. The members are now being drilled
In new selections by the society'S direc-
tor, Professor Herman Shocitcy.
On Sunday, at the North Street ii. E.
church, there will be the ordinance Of
baptism to children at 10 a. m. The IT,
tie OF the sermon BY Rev. c. b, Graham
is "a Great Feast" In the evening.
Rev. A. Moore. presiding elder, Will
preach.
Sunday. a; ST. Andrews church, the
Rev, w. ]. Williams. OF Martins Ferry,
will preach at the morning service. He
viii also preach 1t ST. Psuls church.
Elm Grove. In the afternoon, and at ST.
Luke's, Wheeling. In the evening, The
Rev. Mr.. ChrIsman, OF Wellsburg. will
be the preacher at st. Andrew's Tues
day night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-27
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
GLASS COMPANY.
IL STOCEHOLpER'S MEETING

1jNosToRlA GLASS COMPANY.
IL STOCEHOLpER'S MEETING.
A special meeting Of the stockholders OF
tho FoRtOriR GlnBA Company Is hereby
called, TO he held at the office OF the said
company. IN the city OF MOundsvillc, West
Virginia, on Saturday, April 3, 1897 at 9
D. M. for tho purpose OF considering and
voting upon resolutions:
l. To agree to and adopt an agreement
cnlRrElng the objects and purposes for
which such corporation was organized so
az to authorize II TO manufacture and deal
IN articles OF metal and pottery and such
OthOr thinEA MS the stockholders may de-
termlnC, RR well as articles OF glass
. 10 Increase the number OF shares Of
capital stock OF the said company which
mly be issued TO five thousand, OF tho par
value OF i've hundred thousand dollars
IN all.
3. TO provide for keeping tho principal
office and place OF business OF said COM
pany at MOundsvllle, I'm the county OF
Marshall, and state OF West Virginia.
And for the purpose OF trHnsActIng such
other business an may be brought before
phid meeting,
Notice IN hereby given OF tho Intention
to pifer at the meeting hereby called rcso-
buttons OF tho nature and for tho purposes
above mentioned
ny order OF the board OF directors
w. =, BRADY,
mI6,e Secretary.