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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.


Sz8 VIII. hav IRE ness saying business n
So sta6e. ALL wcx1h 6gussle The azlo lslf
asEsfs gxreFseree 8cneeess7ErEs ECss-
lively caesfag = per Neek- trlzs a.
the amEant asked good reasons fer
selling Ask f9r Mr Ht3sen. a. M2rzlr
Cash ssass. - FsTst aFe18e-
FoR sAf.z-snzm stock grocgrfes ard
hardware fs3l staWles8 in country f9Nf2.
wfrh sfaa user ard -a8lWaS eo-Es-flafl-
tnvesttza -tan uiIi sacw tnss - ae HFst-
CtHEa Hr1Egr sU- rEseaFe tor s54ista-
outside Interests ra18lrfng al aTte1tiea-
address Doaz ass. care P9st-laIeiLsSes1-
FOR sAf.E-sswrnsf. eonpleFe Fiant;
q 90 era rf-ve zii - SD February :
IS order q court oue-thtrG cash. nat-
anee n sid - as0ntns. For 7NTtieN-
lars address JOAN l. Grunsr. receiver,
Winioeg. wash.
FOR sAE.E-An Oh established business;
- per daF. o. principal stTsefs -
gain. uaust geare On account % SICK
ness g n. care nteiligencef
FOR ssLE-REsL ESTATE
FOR skT-F.-za-e~rs ranch. So acres clear.
with orchard house and barn; miich
eows and heEfer caE horses. harness.
wagon. pillow roller and either farTTl4uS
tools tl.ea cash. 81 - bali cash. bal
dress a. Mcintyre. South Union. oiym-
pla.
FOR sAT.E-Ffno house ana Tor. soxi2a,
wIfhln afjeea minutes walk from post
office; Two blocks from Madison an
modern Improvements eeduf4tHt yaFus
VIII ce sold cheap. small mortgage on
property. Address House and Lot. care
-Infeillgencer.
VIZ HAVE continual inquiry from the
Fast for Western Washington farms.
acreage and Seattle lots. at cash prices
y costs nothing 20 list your property
with US for sale unless We ind haFeF
John r DorF a. Co. Room ~ Bailey
building.
FOR sAT.E-Finest water front ~ Port
Orchard, mile from naval siaLioa' 90
per acre. - acres - acres cleared, or
chsr6 house, barn slB per acre. William
Bremar, 22s Bailey building
LOGGED OFF LAMBS n @ason and
Thursfon counties. excellent fruit land;
easily cleared and nicely situated for
farms, favorable terms. Tacoma Mill
Company. Tacoma, Wash.
FOR sALE-so acres: all black bottom
land. 10 acres in meadow orchard.
creek. Groom house. barn. etc. Sets'.
William Bremen 22S Bailey building
FOR sALE,-Forty acres: second bottom:
tE0 mites from Green Lake car line. 80
per acre. William Bremen, 22s Bailey
building
FOR SALE-Neat fosr-roomed cottage.
or car line; large lot. so per month.
William r. Robertson, 6i2 Burke build
ing.
FOR SAI4E.-Tsot. corner. fronting on Mad
ison street 64Xi20. fair house of rooms
price. $3.50 r. w. West. = Union blk.
FOR SAIE-5ik acres improved land. on
Rainier ear line. near city limits. a snap.
Call on owner Lewis Jerrells.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO
Tlne Gard in Erect June l. =

SEATTLE, EVERETT & WHAf1s
ROUTE ..sf
State az washington leaves Ssatl
except Saturday. At 10 . n. .,osrrx
SEATTLE * Ia CONNER Hosasx
Fairhayen leaves Seattle dahy'
Saturday. AT 10 .. N. xack
Telephone, Main zIs. fsas
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

aAvev.s.nrs desiring sisray go -assss
-nerfs easazss fgg tie sun.iay .sax 10 IN
hsns n copy by o'clock sAtaf~"'
sure change.
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CYTy. rASTrRrRsS NoTlCE-CIty %
Seattle Notice is hereby given that the
snd annual fnstsliment 81 local improve
r1ens 81 Randolph Street IN the CITY q
Seattle from Madison Street 20 Ran
croft Street under the provisions ~ or
3lnsnce No. S5Sa. which provides for The
Improvement Of SAID street ~ grading
ths sAres and constructing sidewalks
or both sides thereof y tn parking strips
between sidewalks and property lines
ara providing for the paymea, therefor
IN iastaiiments and ESTABLISHING fund
Ter such pay wienF by the lCvytuS and
collection Of special assessments upon
The property henofited by the improve
uynt. and providing FOR the issuance CT
bonds as authorized ny an act ~ The
legislature of the State or Washington.
approved March eth. lNS. and under the
provisions OF ordinance No 50, ap-
proved Man 1th. 1894. as amended by or
6inauCe No. G44a approved July llth.
1Na8 has been duly certified 70 me Tor
collection, and the respective sums
therein charged and levied AGAINST oach
parcel and lot % land. and part thereof.
IN said district, In payment Of such IN
stallmeOt remains unpaid, and the same.
including the interest on the whole
amount charged must be paid on or be
fore the Seventh day 81 March, 1Ns1.
Unless payment he made on such IN
ssanment on or before the seventh day
OF March. 1897 she same shall become
delinquent and shall hear interest az the
rate Of nine Per cent. ger Sunum. until
paid and i Bot paid before said time.
a penalty of five t5A Per cent. shall be
added. and the sums delinquent shall ee
entered on the annual tax roll for the
current year against each lot and parcel
OF land. and part thereof. 50 delinquent,
and with the interest and penalty shall
be collected as other taxes. together
with such additional charges Or penal
ties as are authorized to DC charged and
collected on other delinquent taxes. and
each lot or parcel q land 50 delinquent
shall be sold for the amount OF such as
sessment, with interest. penalty and
costs in the manner provided by law.
GEORGE 7. MEACHAM
City Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle.
Date OF LIST publication. February 5th.
1897
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NOTICE or sHERIFF's sALE.-In the
Superior Court OF the State OF Washing
ton for the G9'nT,y Of King ne Am ely,
II. shaw and Bertha Shaw.
nis wife: J. X; Edminston,
Richie r. Dykeman. the Washington
National Bank Of Seattle. a corporation.
Willis l.. Ames and Fred II. Peterson,
defendants. No. 22.s15.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale
and special execution. issued out OF the
ahovc-named court. IN the above-entitled
cause and 10 me directed and delivered.
I have duly levied upon the following de
seribed real property, situated IN King
Tract numbered six 90, Of Suunyside
FIve-Acre Tracts. situate. lying and being
in King county. Washington. as shown by
the plat o. said nve-acre tracts fled IN the
office OF the auditor OF said King county.
together with All and singular the heredit-
aments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the 10Th day OF February. 1897, at
the hour OF 70 o'clock a. ~ ~ said day.
nj the front door Of the courthouse. in
the city of Seattle. IN said King county.
I viii sell the abOvc-descrihed property
az public auction. 10 the highest and best
bidder, for cash
WA ~ MOY En- Sheriff.
Clarence 8. Preston. Attorney.
~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State Of Washington. IN and for the
County Of kiu..-Daniel Lord and
Franklin g. Lord. plaintiffs, Vs. James
Tanner as administrator Of the estate
OF James Tanner otherwise called
James 4 Tanner. deceased. NJ r. Tan
ner and ---- Tanner. his wife: Jennie
Tanner Spencer and ----- Spencer. her
husband. William Tanner Mary R0wley
and James EGwiey. her husband and
Thomas Tanner. defendants No Q los.
Summons
The state Of Washington 10 said NJ r.
Tanner and --- Tanner. his wife. Jen-
nie Tanner Spencer and ---- Spencer.
hcr husband. and William Tanner de-
PENDANTS.
You are hereby summoned 10 appear
Within sixty days after the date % me
drst publication Of this summons. to-wit.
within sixty days after the 18Th day 81
January, lsa7. and defend the above-en-
titled action IN the aboye-entitled court,
ard answer the amended COMPLAINT Of the
p3aiHtin. and serve copy Of your an
zwer upon the undersigned attorney for
plaintiff ~ his office below stated. aud in
case % your failure so 70 do judgment
Will be- rendered against YOU according TO
tne demand OF the amended complaint
which has been filed with the clerk of
said court.
The object ~ said action f. 10 recover
Judgment against Thomas Tanner az adj
rntnisfTator Of the estate Of James Tan
ner t@ames :. Tanner deceased. upon A
note y sssi. executed by said James Tan
neT DANES :. Tanner and Armida Tan
ner his Wsfe. on the first day Of March
sage Trust Company, OF Kansas City.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC suPrIIr.

..-rF-Sr PATvrF E3NS fu sr-ste,- ,.,.a.-
a-s -aDr. eco stock ary plates s-.s = -.
f-es use 5arF Tp1rs Gar changing yCsss
t-rs.n .1euras saa Fn1saersr.hs<> So.
60. eli Cet'n a.2- opposite posioTiee-
4 * pAEAEE s. CO. f-ese os.e~ -
plates everything uset n re5roE-s7sy,, =.
80 es rafe que.
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Icn ANn coLn srnR,Gr-

DIAMOND ICE AND CoI4n STORAGE
Company. feot Cn'cu street. rsanufac-
lures crystal Ace fran distilled water
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wsxTED-To RFxT.

WANTED TO Efs%T--A ave O. sfx-~oo-n
eoftaEr uT08eTa. net TOO far egt. ~
lexNe FOR o~e year. Essrrss Csin q
Hfnfkzey
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TRANsFER CoMrAN,

TstE So AT~TI-F TRANSFER co -~-t-s
Eare Office tr.epaorf Main A. ga l-.,.->
str.e-. te epHooe Man A. gVars4a.-..s
80 telephone Al or 80 <-or = zs's r..
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-oTTevr-Ths business o 1ses, !, 8. M:
pess-fntxIilgsnoer Il Spsa a. - r.. ana 7
Sunday h1urN. ? O. m. e I%ssessfne.sE wlii
20 - m CLASSIFIED sayet
bs resolved up 20 this unss.
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:, ,,rrn->nsoNn-nANp clornI>e.

y,fTT-FsNEERG. tN Wezg MsIn. rsvs
fserest cash prices Tor seeor,f -hsr9
.lststng call or send postal. 3nuees a. :
etf~~tgan Rt4l ~ given.
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ron RENr-oFFICEs.

ls0R RENT-.At low rates IRE suite OF
e,r r-ttef1A rooms ON second aour OF
xtashfuuton Territory Investment Com
tt4ry.s U.iidtTr. AZ corner ~ Cherry ant
te.gal rtreefs. over P1st-in3cll genccr.
AnofV room iA
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NOTICE OF SHERfFF'S SALE. In the
Superior Court OF the state Of Washing
ton for the County OF King. Elizabeth
Schoheld plaintiff. vs.. William cline
and Mary j. Cline. his wife and George
HaiECh. the city of Seattle and Jane
Raney. defendants. No. 22.62e.
Under and by virtue OF an order Of sale
and special execution. issued out OF tho
ahove-named court. In the above-entitied
cause and 20 me directed and delivered.
/ have duly levied upon the followng-de-
scribed real property situated IN King
county. state OF Washington, to-wit; Lot
eighteen GSl, in block numbered four 90,
of Syndicate addition 20 Seattle, wash
ington. as the same Il shown upon the
official plat Of said addition filed and re-
corded in the office of the auditor Of said
King county. Washington, together with
an and singular the tenemeuts hcredita-
ments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in anywise appertaining
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the 18th day OF February 1881 al
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. OF said day.
al the front door OF the courthouse, IN the
city OF Seattle in said King county. | VIII
sell the aboVe-described property a. pub
lie auction. 10 the highest and best bid
der. for cash
dated this 10Th day OF January. 1897.
VIM ~ MOVER. Sheriff.
Mcclure g Pass. Attorneys.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.


A z. RAND All. Z Co. carpenters.
Joeeers. g!szing Telephone. Green ga
- SprLnE street
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s,r,rtss- f-r-r-Y CIRCLE gives entertain
snsef anA dance a. itanke's bal. sot
a. Is. mase Lgelten LANCER. Al
ulfssfen. ier -
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......,....-.. rnae- the hsa1 or t -.
Aass' aar e9le Yer RES, ard $500, :,
warfes VII - inserted a. - pssxmert al
esnf a word each inserslosn-. -sssenent re-
vavs IL advance. No aas.t
esgssd for less thar = ceaAs'
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tfveFs.a nn&nM VII rrfsfltFenceT.
branch offices 81 ne 81 Pacific
TACOMA BUREAU-So. -
avenue ~.-,,ts.-. Jones.
PORT TOWNS I'm DIV -. 80 fyhafcorn,
BFLfISGHAN BAL
q ri Culver. Msnagefs .. Charles
oTsvMPTA-sl7is Main s1ss1
Watson, Agent.
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CHARLES WATSON. Insurance.. ~ :
and S3l New York building. Telans,sa
Main t0S
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.aA,~ AM STOCK ExCH.NGE.

~. t7rrI. GRAIN AND STOCK Ex.
saa~ee. - S9itls an s.o<A Sraia. p-os'-
..e.-~. 5fae 80. t7 margin. 4e-. As11 ~
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TRUNK FACTORY.

E-,E. TEl,NNs ANu TR4Jr-F se-.-
bass - 20 Gesea Sity Tvunk "a -.
regslrAnE q specially. Neeler go. /.
al Commercial branch. Ia seeors
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LEG Al NOTICES.

NOTICE To CREDITORS-In the superb
or court Of the state Of Washington Tor
King county. J w. Hughes. plaintiff.
vs. Seattle Seattle Savings bank, defend
ant No. 2S,3s2.
court in said cause made and entered the
6th day Of February, 1877. notice is hereby
given to any and All creditors Of said Sc
attic Savings bank. Of Seattle, NasnlnS-
ton, 10 present 10 the undersigned, a. MS
office. III Cherry street, Seattle, WASH
ington their respective claims against
said bank and TO make satisfactory proot
to the undersigned Of the business there.
Of and 70 surrender 10 the undersigned
any and all evidence or evidences OF IN
debtedness against said bank now held
by such creditors, on or before the ISL
day Of May. 1897. And notice - fprther
given that any and all creditors failing
SO 10 do will. unless otherwise directed ny
said court be barred from. participating
in any dividend or dividends 20 be paid
out OF the funds or assets OF said bank
in the hands OF the undersigned, as the
receiver thereof. II. - silt Fl
Receiver OF Seattle Savings Bank.
Dated Seattle, Wash. February 10, 1877.
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PEOPLE ) SAVINGS BANK.
A-..i4autal Block Seattle Mash
Transaots a savings bank business "a.

Capital stock paid in........ $500
Surplus ..,.. .-s.ss.-s..'....ts' ~"
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Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKEks
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STOVE REPAIRING.

ssNE AND RANGE GEPAlES A.
.A--->~ - 1.71 s+Ee<-
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Tho noHywinx ietsers await s''N' ''e'a'
- f#fa
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR EEST-Tgo pleasant rosu8. wlEh
board. gas. hath ard use q pfAno. -
tlfEh avenue
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ron EESr-sToREs.


F0R RENT First class Tacoma business
.,+npertY Nineteenth and Pacific ave-
nue opposite Northern Pacific railroad
s@naf railroad track In rear. building
oa,fa1 feet. uve-story brick elevator
r,ate glass, etc: suitable Tor either
rbofegaic or retail business. terms mod
srste. Address Henry Longstreth. IA
coma wash
fFop RENT -Storcr2om or Cherry sireet
Getwccn First and Second avenues
f.~easrlv occupied as business nTire ~
~. Psst-lntciilgencey hreproof vauIt-
etth burglar proof safe. Apply room Isl
upstairs
t.ap pENT'-Two floors recently occupied
bv N8isan Tortoui. northeast corner
sserana ana james streets furniture fer
sfs n needed The Thomas Investment
- as Occidental building
ieoR RENT store room formerly occu-
a hv fhe nevine shoe Company No
ks girs. avenue. Wn- b. Robertson. eig
4stff<r building
ss0R RENT Part ~ store sac second
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Jacob Furth ......................., Pfesidtli
~ q Neufelder. Prssafa.
h. Y. Ankeny .s...s..+..s.ss s.'sss.s. s,tasae'
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Fou LEASE

ror pr~r-Tan8 ~ large or small
Tracts faf gardening or poultry nur-
s7ses John 7. .Gtvra 8. Boston
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BURNS & ATKINSON, general I,.-'
auee. "a Boston block.
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ocUIIsTs AND AuRIsTs.

DIR. 4. r. KIBBE. oculist. auTtst ana
physician for diseases of the tnrost; r.
moved &c rooms Sgs-377 Bailey hulldlhe'
corner Second and Cherry streets
DR.. STTLI4S0N. eye, ear. nose ana throat
Halter building. corner - and Co-nLno-..
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----~-~----->-----'----- .
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SAGE viii cure LA
GRIPPE and il Is a great tonic ana
specific for biliousness colds. feVers.
chills, liver and kidney complaint.
malaria. general debility. etc. Try u.
Price. 40 cents. Rocky Mountain SAGE
Co. London. New York and engage.
For sale by Stewart & Holmes Drug
Co. Seattle. wholesale agents.
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Incorporated 1851
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correspondence in all the principal eiilsi
i'm the United States and Europe.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

Dr. FI4ET HER nertsc3s aTtzs sne-
cialry surEe-v. renfts-arfusry and r.
nae diseases. oFIce. GozSs%etn h.ocE.
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GOODWIN. RAISER 4 FISKEN. sr---
ance Halter block.
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a general banking bushes.
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uELr wANTED--aAr.F..

statesmen sell petit laaeers re,-
GERS coupon books ana otecF sneclaltia
ty sample % merchants. side iines.
ready settlers good pAy. Model Mt..
Co gouth Band Ind
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EMPLOYMENT wASrEp-nALE.
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-FENaiE

yANTED-Youas lady stenoErapher asd
typewriter 90 experience wants sit1-
ton. thoroughly competent. hrst.eises
local reference. Address sten0. Poz-
Iutallignncer.
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CITY IN PARAGRAPHS.
Briefcst Possible Mention Made of Many
Matters OF Interest.

Briefest Possible Mention Made of Many
Matters OF Interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Page are visiting
friends in Richmond.
The Norfolk football team will play
in Richmond next week.
Mr.. II. Worthy Smith will leave for
Richmond Sunday evening on q bust
ness trip.
There VIII be a prize drill and smoker
given by the Lee Rifles Monday even
ing at the Armory.
MIR. w. w. Gwathncy was. run into
and knocked down by bicycle yester-
day afternoon at the corner OF Main
and Bank streets. He was not seriously
hurt.
There will he n meeting of the Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy (young ladies
at Mrs. Frank Anthony Wakes, No
lO2 Grace street this morning Mt II
o'clack. All members are requested to
be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. p. Wilmer formerly
of Abingdon. Va have taken their res.
idencc at PA York street. Mr. Wilmer
is one Of the firm OF Trigg & Co, agents
of Toms Creek Coal and Coke COM
pany.
George ~. Harrison. n wcll-kno%n md
very respectable co!ored man, long EN-.
ploycd by a. NJ Cook as barber In his
Main street shop, died at 2 o'clock yes.
tcrday morning of consumption. The
funeral will take place from the Butte
Street Baptist church at IL o'clock to-
morrow. George had many white
friends and he had the liking and re-
Spcct OF them AL. lie was O quiet,
gontlcmanly fellow and one Of the best
BARRIERS in the city. He leaves wife
and two children.
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the uaclcers and Cuirassiers were inspir-
Ing and beautiful spectaclcS.
a realistic attack by Indians on an
cmigrant train and the rescue by Buffalo
Bill and his COW boys, as we'll as q
similar attack on n stage coach, were
typical illustrations of what life meant
to the early Western pioneers.
The buffalo hunt and Colonel Cody'S
own exhibition of practical marksman-
ship were greatly enjoyed The exhibit
ton of the manners and customs of the
Indians. their war dances and songs was
one of the most interesting features OF
the entire performance
The show was not married by single
accident, and aside from the discomfort
of getting away from the grounds, the
immense crowds were not only pleased
but delighted with what they saw The
show scored another big success and the
treasurer was counting Ducketfuls of
money before they left for Richmond
last night, where they close the season.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

BY direction OF w. w. Sale, trustee,
Byrd, Baldwin & Co, will sell at the
Real Estate Exchange at 12 m. to-day.
all that certain lot or parcel of land.
with appurtennnces thereon, situated In
the city Of Portsmouth OH the south
side of Columbia street, and bounded
and described as follows: beginning on
The east side Of Green street at the
north line of the lot of land that WAS
conveyed to Patrick Lynch by deed Of
V. G.. Culpepper and wife. being % feet
south on the southeast intersection OF
Griffin and Green streets, and thence
running north along the line OF said
Green street 10 feet; thence cast 113 feet
thence south 10 feet; thence west 1i3
feet to THE point of beginning. being the
same property recently conveyed to the
said George w. Williams by John H.
Pruden by deed dated Goth day OF Feb
ruary, 1897. and duly recorded in the
Hastings Court of the city OF Ports
mouth.
For further particulars read the nd.
vertisemeTt on ahc back page of to-
days Virglnian.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-16

other remedies; Painc's celery COM
pound is best known from the mouths
of men and women whom 1t has made
well-they are In every city, town and
village III the country
No one can pass the newspaper bull
lctins without being reminded by how
slight n thread the best men hold on to
life. The slight ups and downs in
health from which people recover make
them forget that there is Il limit to the
body's elasticity and endurance. The
habitually exhausted nervous system at
last loses it's power of recovery and
offers 10 resistance to disease.
Prevent disease" is the watchword
of the best medical thought of to-day
Careful men and women do not wait
until they are fiat on their backs as
people once did. The more intelligent
part OF every community has found ou
the inestimable benefit to be derived
from Paine's celery compound, wher
one is WORKOUT, neryc-tired and 'out-of-
Sorts
The little ills. the beginning Of neural
g!a and rheumatism, the 'tall-Eone" and
tired feelings show the Immediate need
OF purifying the blooG and refreshing
the nerves. The direct and energetic
way I'line's celery compound overcomes
sick and nervous headaches. dyspepsia
and heart troubles. as It does all other
nervous disorders. has compelled the
admiration of the medical world from
the start.
Headaches, rheumatism, neuralgia
lfelcss feelings and debility cannot per-
sist when intclligently met and cor.
rected by this greatest of nerve and
brain StrcngthcncrS. No remedy ever
kept the confidence of so large n body OF
| inQuirinE men and women. Try 1t.