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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-30
CUTLERY.

Rogers's Silver Plated l2-dwt. Knve.
for 12c.-cOst 3lc.
Rogers's Silver Plated Teaspoons for DC
Rogers's Tablespoons for Zoe.
Real Ivory-Handle Knives, cost 81 an
si.25 each. for 4Oc.
Fancy Bolsterod Table-Knives an
Forks. owners price 1913: SOC. now.
She(ield-Steel Carving Sets for l3c.
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SPECIAL SALE OF CHAIRS FOR
MONDAY.

Come Monday ana bug any o. our High
Grade Chairs and Rockers that were
s.. $50 S, 50. So and $3.50. Tor S-'sS
choice
LARGE Rattan Rockers N.3 eacn.
iO9 porch Chairs for $50 each.
Red-Fainted Varnishod Rattan seat
Rockers f0r zee. each.
F5ldirg I1yrn eettccs. SOC each.
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25c. AND 33c. GLASSWARE FOR Dc.
CHOICE.

Large Fruit or Berry Bowls Plates
Ice-Croam Trays. COMFORTS. Fruit,
and Cake-Stands Vases. Half-Galon
Pitchers. and articles that ought 10
sell for % and 25c., for &c. choice.
zoe Casters for loc
Engraved Gob.ets that were Sl5S dozeh'
for l-2c. each.
rleur DC his engraved numbers, &C.
each.
Cut-Pattern Cold-Tea TumDlers that
were 81 n dozen for 2c. each.
Large Blown Cold-1t "a Glasses &C. eaVh.
100 dozen WhisKey Iumblcrs VIII be-
sold for I 1-2c. each.
n fr..tf. ls..s from Fnr
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CUT-GLAss,

About four hundred dollars worth, that
cost the owner nearly fifteen hundred.
Cut-Glass Mustard Jars. nickel cops
for &c.
Cnt-Glass Toothpick- Holders 15c.. from
zee
Cut-Glass Oil-Bottles for 2jc.
Cut-Glass Rose-Bowlf 800 from 20
S-inch Salad Bowls. $50 from $50.
HERFyS COHEN'S WAY OF SELLING
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CHINA STOCK.
japanese Decorated Cups and Saucers,
that were 20c.; special purchase price
sc. a pair.
White Porcelain Gravy Boats. Tea,
Pots and Sugar Dishes, Will be sold
for 5c.-tho usual p and 35c. kinds.
HaviIand White China Cups and Sau-
GERS. $50 a dozen-cost owner s..
Decorated Individual Butter Dishes, &C..
a dozen.
Real Carlsbad Berry or Ice-Cream
Bowls. nicely decorated, zoe. Kind, Tor
l0c. each.
Fruit or Cream Saucers TO match, l-Zc.
each.
GAME AND FISH SETS.
Handsome Limoges and Carlsbad
China Fish and Game Sets, special
purchase price s. choice; cost SO ana
S25 20 import
Real Haviland Dinner Sets, Sl3.I1-cost
owner S295G-l00 pieces
Carlsbad Dinner Sets, 100 pieces. hand
some decorations. $3.50, from $50.
English China 1OO-piece Dlnner sets 81
cost 81 80.
English china Tea Sets. usual price
$40 $l50 now 90 pieces.
Carlsbad China Tea Sets, $40, from
100 yellow Pie-PIates. Zoe. kind. for 1c.
English China Toilet Sets. pretty deco
rations. 81. from $3.50. 80 90
12-piece Toilet Sets. cost owner SiO, -
nov.
Real French China Plates. cost % and
&c: stock sale SC.
Haviland China Oyster-Platcs, cost SloO
each. 35c. each.
Haviland China Baking Dishes, 75c.,
from SIZE.
China Chambers, owners cost 5oc., for
1-C.
White China Fruit COMFORTS, were
marked &c. Zoe. here. :
English China Soup-Plates for &C.. were
marked iOc. -
81 and $ Decorated soup Tureegs for
zoe. each.
Japanese Tea-Pcts and Cracker-Ja1rs,
some are Clipped, Zoe. each from zoe.
and 81.
Rebecca China Tea-Pots. were marked
u and 35c. for l5c
Farthen Stew-pots, Ice. kind. for x,
Large English Meat Platters. Doc. Nhu'
for Ice.
leo JARDINIEREs. FROM oCR
STOCK PURCHASE, HALE PRICE
AND LESS.
Wedgewood Jardinieres, COSTS aud 50
g now.
$3.50 Jardnieros for $50.
si2j Jardinieres for csc.
/ lot of % and Sjc. kind for sc.
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AND HERE'S GRANiTE-IRoN As
CHEAP AS TIN.

Large Granlte-Iron Frying-Pans for 1870.
9-ring Mufin-Pans for he.
Granite Rice Boilers for 3c.
21-ouart Dish-Pans FOR 69c.
Granite BaSlugPans, &c, from 39c.
6-auart Granite MilkPan. re.
Granite Tea Kettles for &c.
Granite Coffee or Toa-Pots for lOc.
Granite Basting- Spoons. Dippers, cake
Turner's. Dredge Boxes, and soup
Ladies Cor &C. each.
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81 NAIH tNNN'N
VEFREsEH iIOH
,ups .xp TABLES.

q BANQUET Lamps that COS; upwards OF
$40. for SL95 each.
y Brass Parlof Tables that cost 10 make
sl.5D 20 g. for si..O each.
Lamps that were S3j and 20 for ~
each.
n panouot Lamp Globes that were up
wards OF $50 for yHc. cnoice.
London Night Lamps that were &c., ior
% each.
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SCORE By INNINGS.
1231J g-R. III \
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100 DOZEN UiNMOChs,

cheaper than any previous year. be'''r'
much better. for ne teme prices.
Finest Nacrame Harm0cks, WIN pilio"
and snreaders. Tor 9sc.
100 ~ Knocks, worth 81, VIII oe-sold
for Csc. ia,
Handsome Macrame HammCcks. WIN
valance pillow and sprcaders, cost ID
make $40. for $40 each
-. IL r..nlt IlnrrnNnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-30

Ira Ellis. The young white man. for
Whom "a warrant had been issued. chare-
Ag hlm With cutting Frank Han
'ek. and whom the officers have
oea unable 10 find. presented himself
q lhe police station yesterday morning
NO gave himself W. lie was bailed
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26
TONsORIAL PALACE

VIII open up Saturday, Jan l6,
Turkish, vapor and plain baths,
Tonsorial work done in Arst-class
style, Hair cut 25cj shampoo, 25cj
shave, lOcj sea foam, lOc, Have
Just put in a hrst-class line Of tubs,
the largest in town Our towels
are at all times fresh and clean
our perGumeries are not eXcelled in
any barber shop, Can and give us
a trial 2O3 West Broad street,
Texarkana, Texas Go to the Ton
sorlal Palace and get a ticket for
Turkish and plain baths All the
baths you want for $500 month,
lid
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26
NOTICE,

The tax book for the collection of
the special assessment upon the real
property in District No 2, for the
purpose Of sewer and other improv-
ments has been placed in my hands,
All owners of real property being
in the district are required to pay
their assessments to me by Februa-
ry 10th, 1897 If such payment is
not made, action will be commenc-
ed at the end of that time for the
collection of said assessment and
for legal penalties and costs
H, @. GRAFTON, Collector,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26
Tax Notice Improvement Dist. No 1

The tax book for the collection OF
the special assessment upon the
real property, in Improvement Dis
trict No, /, IN TeXarkana, Arkansas,
has been placed in my hands. All
owners Of real property lying in
said district, are required to pay
their assessments to me within
thirty days from Jan lG, 1897 If
such payment is not made, action
will be commenced at the end of
that time, for the collection of said
assessment, and for legal penalties
and costs,
Given under my hand this Jan,
l6, 1897, j, II, ARNOLD,
lis Collector,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

"The value Of a reputable news.
paper should not be overlooked, y
says an Eastern school superiutend,
eut. "ln the hands Of a iudIelous
teacher It Is an educational factor
which does not receive the atten-
ton It deserves" This means that
current as we'll "a ancient history
should be taught In the public
schools, and that pupils should be
kept In touch with prevailing Inau.
cnces and tendencies,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26
MANS INRUMANITY TO MAN.
Barbarous Prison Tortures Resorted
to In Portugal

One need not waste ink and rhet-
oric on the cruelty of the Sutton of
Turkey to prisoners, neither can he
take Weyler the Spanish butcher
to hand, for nothing have we read
will compare with a prison main
tanned by a so-called civilized coun-
try of Europe, The New York
World says
Entombed in a grim castle of the
outskirts of Lisbon, hoping for
death to release them, are the
most miserable men on earth.
They are the inmates of a prison Of
perpetual silence; their prison grab
is a shroud; their coflins face them
in their cells; they know that every
thing is being done to deprive them
of reason, and they wait, from day
to day. wondering if their release
VIII come by death or insanity.
The unfortunates have been sent
enced to penal servitued in the
Portuguese criminal colonies of AZ
rica But before they are allowed
to go they are forced to serve eight
years in the Lisbon fortress. 1t is
doubtful if one Of these prisoners
has ever lived through the allotted
eight years, Two, or at the most
three, is the limit, At the end of
that time they go mad and disap.
pear,
The ingenuity of man in the tor
ture Of his fellow creature has
reached its limit in the construction
Of this building, The corridors,
piled tier on tier, Eve stories high,
extended out from the center like
spokes Of a wheel, Within the cells
IKE Gentry boxes, STANDS a colin Tor
each prisoner There is always an
average Of 800 prisoners in the for
tress, Once day, at a certain
hour, the cell doors are unlocked
and the balf-thousand hopeless
wretches, in different degrees Of
madness, march out, They are
clad in shrouds, once white, but
now begrimed with prison dirt,
Their faces are concealed by masks,
for It Is part of the hideous punlsh-
ment that they must not look upon
the faces Of their fellow.prsoners,
Once they are outside their cells an
closes the doors with a
resoundDg click, This daily click
Ing of the locks Is the only sound
that lntrudes upon their lives Of
silence,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

For pam Ia The chest 4 piece OF
flannel with GhambefIalab Pain
Hahn and bound on over the seat OF
The pain, aud another on The back
between the shoulders, will aIlofd
prompt relief This ls especially
valuable la taaos whore the pain lt
caused by a cold aud there u a ten
dehey toward pneumonia For sale
by s. bemlY
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26
smIles IrraaIats tho countonanoe

When those atroeious bodily trou'
bles, ehils and fever, dyspepsia,
kidney or rheumatic disorders,
yield, az they invariably do, TO the
the benign action Of lloatettera
Stomach Blttera, a remedy Of come
preheheIye use, pure In composition,
unobieetIonable to delicate palate,
aud thorough in effects. Sick head.
ache, loss Of appetite, flesh aud
sleep, nausea heartburn, are
among the physical annoyances ob-
ylatcd by the ililtcrH They are In
the nature Of signals Of distress
displayed by a dlsordered stomach,
liver aud bowels, aud they dlsaps
pear with the cause that produced
them, But these signals should be
needed at once Then The woebe.
gone look Of chronic VI health will
speedily disappear aud ylgor aud
comfort restore a cheerful aspect 20
the face, That faithful index to
the condition Of the system never
fails 10 wear a look Of sunshine
when the llttom Ia used 10 dlspol
the cloud
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

One of the rarest treats Of the
season will be the Ilemphill Con-
cert, Wednesday night, Jan, 9th,
Benefit Epworth League,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

All lovers Of good beer say that
Anheuserlluseh and Lempsbecrare
the best u Vandcweghc IA agent
for them In peXarkana, Ia
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

Remember the fE&ABRASlAN job
Office eau supply your every want
the very best class Of work at bot'
tom prices,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26
Don't Hold Your Girl"

Responsible for refusing you II you
give her a poor picture Of yourself,
but get some good ones taken at
Burdaal'a Gallery
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

Do not forget that TnE fExAR.
NANlAN Is the proper place to get
your Job printing done,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

For Juicy stakes, roast aud all
kinds Of ehIose edibles In The way
Of fresh meats, 20 TO W, D. Hob
goods state line near postoni6e,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

Any class Of work YOU may want,
at price TO suit
1918 FRANK l. CnuBon Painter
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26
For Rent

An s.room dwelling house All
modern improvements CaIl on
l-12- G., w, N0UKE.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

For good, healthy beer buy the
Lemp or AaheuseraB Buseh=take no
other, Ia B6 VANbfwfdHh, Agt,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

Among the fine liquors on sale at
the Pratt House bar are="Old
Forester aud oOld Barbco" II
also dlspeuses the best Of California
Rhine aud Seuppernong wines,
Everything neat aud fully upato'
date, 1sisl
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

FoR SALE old newspapers at 26c
per hundred at the TEXAREANlAN
Office,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

Moth balls at the Parlor Drug
BL0re, lOe q pound.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

For a nice Juicy steak aud fine
meats Of An kinds call on the enter
pfIuinp lluddloslon Bros
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

Received large shipment Of Cal
ifornIa Fruits at Ragland's,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

Monogram whisky, 10 years old,
will be served over Tony DeGra2Ier'S
bar
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

"Where are you going, my pretty
mtid2n "Fo Bufdsal's Gallery,
sir she said,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

The Pratt House bar is hrstclass
in every particular-keeps only the
choicest brans of fine liquors, BRAN
dy wine, etc, ILL,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

Have your watches and clocks re,
paired by the old reliable jeweler f
l. schuster 1925
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular Annual Meeting Of
the Stock Holders Of White Cliffs
Portland Cement q Chalk Co.. will
be held at their Office in White
Cliffs, Ark, on the lst day of Feb,
1897 at which time the Directors
for the ensuing year will be elected,
JOHN KELLEY, Sec'y
Jan l6 1897 l-l0-lO-t
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26
For Sale

One sawmlII complete One Key.
stone planer resaw, and fling ma
chine all completej for sale or trade
for city property
B 20tt W. II. WELLS e. Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26

Joe MtShaBe. opposite the lieuc.
Acld hotel, sells coffee ne per pound
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-26
Jan l6 1897,

j. i, Whatley can give you point
erson real estate, See him.
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CITY NOTICES.

Madison Street. under The r-eys.s~..--~--
ordinance Ne. S5fT. which o~avsaas - X
Improvement 81 ssid street ~ srassvsss -
sane ana y eons trusting siSswa.Es =
both sides thereof WITH parking sfrs-s ca
tween the sidewalks and raaswex - y.
providing for the payment th~rasa- l. -
St8N merts aud establishing a F,snsa =
such payment by the legylax ara 49,
ton or special asses Tnenis apon Ire pr.,ss
Srry benefited by the ln3nrAyerss-s F% a12
providing for the issuance Of bonds - a ~
therizsd BY an act 81 the legislators - - -
State 81 Washington. approved NarrA - -
lSAS ard under the provisions OF ordss.s..se.
No SSss. approved May 7th. sd "a a-s
eli hy ordinance No st&9 arsss - ~
fIJh. iS93 has been duly certified "a -. -
collection. and the FcsPAcsfVe sla-,x 49,
charged and Levied against each $50. s,.sls
and lot o. land. and part thereaf. IN 80
district. in payment OF such Instalsrsass
remains unpaid. and the~Saue faeinss..s
the interest on the whole arlaunt rAs---s
mus be paid on or before March "a -
Unless payment be made on such tnsssT
naent on or hefere March 2. 1871, ne sara
shall become delinquent and shah hear =
fegest ar the rate OF nine per eeat -.
anaUm. until paid. and II nor paid 49,
said time. penalty or I'VE 80 rsr rsr'
shat be added. and the sums delsnaass.
shah De entered on the annual tax "a: -
the current year against each lot ana na,
Ces 81 land, and part thereof 50 ssss-.
ouent. and with the interest ard nensi..
shall be collected As other axes sorssssr
with such additional charges or pensls,s.
as are authorized 30 be charged ana -
lscted on other delinquent taxes ana assA
lot or parcel OF land 80 delinquent xssls
be sold for the amount o. such asssssusss
with interest. penalty and costs. "a -
manner provided by law.
GEORGE F. MEACHAu
City Treasurer Of the City Of seattle
Date of first publication. February ISL.
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ORDINANCE No. 44ZT-AN oRpfNANrr
repeating Ordinance No. ASH. entstlAs
An Ordinance providing for shs m
provement OF Ninth Avenue South {,
the CITY Of Seattle. from Nesler Way /,
Main Street by constructing an lres-
stone pipe sewer Of proper airnenssons
through said portion Of said Nlath Ava
nue. South. with all necessary yves
openings. manh0les, laTnpholes ysnsaa.
tors and catch basins. and providing ia
the payment therefor by the mode y
immediate payment and establishing !
fund for such payment by an asses.
Gnent upon all the lots and parcels Of
land heneiitted by such improvemeatua.
der the provisions OF Ordinance Nc S&
approved April 18th. 1892. as amended ~
Ordinance No. $780, approved MAY Gh.
1894 and the City Charter now in forcee
approved Dec. Is. is9e.
BE ii ordained by the City OF Seattle a
follows:
Section I. That Ordinance No. GIL a.
titled. AN Ordinance providing for tho
Improvement OF Ninth Avenue South, -
the City OF Seattle, from fesler Way 10
Main Street, hy constructing an iron.
stone pipe sewer Of proper dimenslw1
through said portion Of said Ninth Avenss
South. with all necessary yves. open.nTs
manholes. lampholeS. ventiia;ors ana
catch basins. and providing for the par
ment therefor hy the mode OF immediate
payment, and establishing fund foy such
payment by an assessment upon all ,hs
lots and parcels OF land benefited by such
Improvement under the provisions o. Ordl-
nance No. 2oS5, approved April 18th. iNs
as amended by Ordinance No. $50, ap-
proved May sth. 1894. and the City Char.
ter now in force" approved Dec. n, iSx
be and the same hereby Is repealed and
all proceedings had Hereunder cancsled.
Section 2. This ordinance shah take e.
feet and be in force from andf after is
passage and approval, IL approved by the
mayor: otherwise II shall take effect at
the time IL shall become law under the
provisions of the City Charter.
Passed the City Council the 18th day d
February. 1897 and signed by me in open
session i'm Authorization of its passage
this 18th day OF February, 1891.
J. r. CREIGHTON.
President OF City Council
Approved by me this ed day OF Febra-
airy, 1897.
w. H. WOOD, Mayor
piled by me this I'D day OF February.
1897
Attest: WILL III. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-officso City
Clerk
Published February q. 1897.
tSeal)
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIoNS-Nc
tice Is hereby given in accordance Win
the provisions OF section or article
XVI OF the city charter. that exa'nina-
tons will be held at the city hail Tor all
persons vino have filed applications rec
positions in the classified civil SERVES
OF the city OF Seattle. as mentioned Pc
low:
Police Service Examinations for promo
ton, also for original entrance 10 To
positions of patrol driver and dog catch-
er. Feb. cath 1897
Fire Seryice-E Examinations for promo
ton, Feb. 10Th 1891.
Fire Service--Exa limitations for ofig'nu
entrance 10 the positions of engineer,
driver. pipeman, truekman. and pipemaa
OF Fremont Hose Co., March ISL. lSl
Mechanical Engineering Service-kx.
aminations for original entrance 70 post
ton of engineer of water works. March
LIST, 1897
civil Engineering service-Exanalna.
lions for original entrance TO the posluoas
OF computer, draughtsman, transtman
chairman. axeman; also In the nspecuga
service, street and sewer inspec'os
March 3Fd. 1897. 80
Police service-Patrolman with qualla'
cations of stenographer and fypesnls.,
for position of clerk at police hsaddasIs
tiers. March sth, 1897.
Fire Service--Pilot and stoker on nre-
boat, March 9Th, 1897
All N pii.ants will be examined IN ne
branches specifisd In the rules and reg
ulations OF the commission. and In the 3.
quirements of the position for when in1
apply.
No application for examination f0
original entrance will he received lasel
than six days prior 10 the date Oh shen
examina ton. Each applicant VIII recslss
postal notice of the exact time oil BIS eA'
animation.
BY order OF the civil service commission
Of the city of Seattle.
A. n. CIRCUIT. Secretary
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oPTTCEsS.

MISS ? WII.ZZSSkL Grsdga1e Cspt.cIau
Every E-tity for scientific ex8Tuina tioa
o. ths ewes. Consultation gree. Fine
zr.assta ~.es and eyeglasses.
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IT cyCer 20 secure coryesf t1ssffie0 =
notices 1r6e- these headings. the sane
erooie Be left a. the business Office q
this paper. Nc charge u rzaas Tor s11a
EossGte.
rnsstsf rosf~s~ -s~1tutser~ or o<her sps-
eszf Announcements wsl Dc rhargN1 a ~
rats OF II cents par lie eaeh frs&rttcns
pO@T-T%T EIII1E<SEE CO
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To CoNTRACTORs AND DEALERS IN
Miscellaneous supp ies-Sesied proposals
vii be received az The Office Of the
board % public works up 20 10 O'Clock
"A. 10. Monday. March ist 1891 for the
furnishing TO the city Of Seattle on re-
QUESTION 20 Re issued during the months
OF March and April. 1897. for materials
supplies etc. for fhe ordinary need Of
the various departments during saja
two months. 4 detailed list OF such
materials and supplies 20 be bid on can
% had by calling a. the office OF the IN
derslgpsd IN the city hail Bidders for
care OF city patients must include in
price bid. board. nursing, medicines ard
surgical dressings patient usually 10 re-
main one day a. clty's expense. except
ia contagious diseases. when they viii
have 20 remain at hospital until dis
Charged.)
Should conditions arise requiring the
purchase az articles ia very large quantf-
ties above the ordinary requirements the
board reserves the right 20 make special
cad for tenders TO Meet such cases
Tire board reserves The right 70 reject
any and al bids or portion % bids
Proposals 70 f.e indorsed on envelope
bid for Supplies"
~ order % the board o. public works.
FRANK OLESON. Secretary
Date OF FIRST publication. February z5th.
1ss7.
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TRUNK FACTORY.

F0a TRUNKS ASD TRAVELLING:
has e % Queen city Trunk FACTOR.
repairing a specially. YesIer avenlss
and Commercial Branch. Ills Saco~s
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A reward % SO viii - pad fof ini III,
station leasing re tns aSrsss ar
ft6n Of any ore Etszsfng COPIES "a
EDss-fnsei. iw~xscsT delivered 70
throughout the city
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MARRIAGES.

WITT<Dw-<yf>SECS- Testtie @at7rohs
Eebraary ~. 1877. Nr. JOAN Nisa@w So
Mfss Emma Ls0vfza Dissons eofn .
attic, Rev. Martin l. Larson otfl--------
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COUNTY NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTO RS-Notice Is
here by given that sealed bids Will be re-
celved until - O'Clock q. n. March fst
Iss7 ny the County ConnIa stOners %
King County, Washington. fer the FUR
nlshing OF sli material and construction
OF plies and brush bulkhead on White
River. az McUougalPs place near or
Fs1la, for tDe protection OF the River
bank
Work 10 be done according 10 plans and
specifications Row open foe inspection "a
the Office OF the board.
BIDS EllL ~ received separately Tor the
furnishing and driving o. The piles. sad
10 the furnishing and LAYING ~ The brush
OK foF the work a whole.
BIDS shah name price per pile. driven,
and pr.cs per cord Tor brush In position
Bids must bs sealed. Endorsed BIDS FOR
pie and brush ouikhead az McDougaii's ="
check IN the sum OF kZ5H0 dollars. 10 bs
forfeited By the successful bidder - case
be fails 20 enter tuto contract with good
AID sufficient bond N douais the amount
Of the Contract price w.tatn Eve days OF
the date 81 the award.
Payment o ~ made in warrant drawn
on ire Read and Bridge Fund.
The Board reserves the right % reject
AIRY and al bids
z II. EyEsNsoS.
Clerk % the Beard.
Dated a. Seattl. Washington. February
IsEh Iss7.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Main
Street Improvement
No1sce Is hereby given that sealed pro-
ppsals wi4 - received oy fna undersigned
secretary % tire Board 81 Public Works u
The cgty - Seattle up 20 o'clock ,. n
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