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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-28
Tho Temperance Campaign Over the
River.


Although Capt DAEFoRD has the field
all TO himself just at presents candi-
date for Congress in the Sixteenth Dis
trict still It Is by no means certain that
he will not voEy shortly be confronted
with a competitor put forth by the Pro.
hibilioniSts. They have already nomi-
mated candidates in the Fourth, Eighth,
Ninth, Seventeenth and Twentieth Con.
greaslonal Districts Of Ohio. In addition,
they have nominated State ticket, and
also county tickets in several parts OF the
State, including Belmont county; and
they have also called County Conventions
in Jefferson and Guernsey for the same
purpose. Altogether they are making and
will make considerable demonstration
in the present campaign.
The Bellaire Convention that nominated
Capt. DANFoRD recognized this appear
snce Of things, and accordin ely put the
following plank in their platform on Wed.
nesday: -rr. ..e.a.
"That intemperance Is q public evil.
against which society Ias a night 10 be
protected by law, and we favor every
practical means, moral or legal, for It's
overthrow, and the elevation Of practical
temperance men to places Of public trust"
This is q pretty stiff resolution, but
whether 1t will satisfy the Prohibition
people Of the District is doubtful. They
appear to want not only platforms but
candidates at this time. For instance,
the Martins Ferry NeaoS admits that the
Republicans have nominated q good
county ticket in this canvass, as good a
ticket, in fact, as the Prohibitionists, but,
it says, "they present no issue Of any i'm
portance." On tho other hand, it says,
the P:ohibitionists present "agreat prin-
ciple," and therefore "the preponderanco"
Is largely on their aide.
The Democracy oil the District have not
shown their hands yet. In fact, they have
made no sign at all in the way Of pre-
liminary suggestion or discussion Of can.
didates. Capt DANFoRD is 80 sure Of an
election in a straight Democratic and Re.
publican contest that no aspirant cares to
enter the field against him. Nothing has
been heard from CHAMBERS or EsTRp, or
any Of the other leaders who have been
accustomed to offer battle when there was
any show Of success. They have not for
gotten that DANFoRD had majority Of
3,29S in the District in 1879, and they
know that this Is tremendous majority
to overcome. So they have apparently
concluded to wait for something to turn
up. Possibly they are waiting on the
ProhibiLionists to put forth candidate,
with view Of centering on him.
Strange and incredible as it may seem, II
Is nevertheless true that the Democracy
could vote even for Prohlbitionist In
order 70 beat the regular Republican
nominee. Anybody to beat Grant, 10
still their moho. In case the Prohibl-
tioniSts decide to make no nomination
the Democracy will not be so particular
about voting for q temperance man.
They will then have an eye to business
in the shape Of those several thousand
votes that were cast for license in the
District, and will put up a candidate who
will probably fight very shy Of the Pro-
hibition iBsue,-
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Hon. Mailman r. Wiley for Con.
gIeSS In the Second District.

bASpo Al NAO SSSVhu DAbuACbe
Editors Of the IntellIgencer:
The question as to who shall be Mr..
Faulkners competitor for a seat In Con-
gress from this, the Second District, is now
before US. An who wish 10 zee M.
Faulkner defeated, say that his opponent
should DO a first rate man. The Bourbops
have put forward man whose Learning.
talents, and experience, will carry prest
weight with him in the canvass and Il
would seem that these qualifications must
all DO fairly and fully met by his opponeut
Let me say here that little parspranh
In your paper OF the oath inst. gave gen
eral satisfaction TO those opposed 10 The
Bourbons. / refer 10 the abatement mai
an effort 10 being made 10 induce the Hon.
W. T. Wiley to become a candidate.
Il Is probable that there Is no other
man in the district who is 80 completely
able 10 compete with Mr.. +. on the
stump" and whose learning, talents and
experience will more fully meet those Of
that gentleman, while his patriotism and
fidelity to principle will place him far In
advance Of his time serving and vacillat.
ing opponent.
II Is no time now for Us to be pickering
over our particular friends, from whom
we may expect particular favOrs, but we
must do that which will most ensure our
success In defeating the BoutbonS caudi.
date, and at the same time bring honor
10 our district.
The writer Of this is not known 10 Mr.,
Wiley, and has no favors to ask Of him,
present or prospective; but he does desire
TO see the Second district kept and held
fast to her primitive fnoorings. Be as.
sured that the people want 10 vote ior
Mr.. Wiley. JuNIus.
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SEALED' PROPOSALS. WILL BE
~ will be received BY the City Of Wheeling At
the ONCE Of tho City Clerk, until Thurday, Sep.
TENDER Sd, 1874, ats O'Clock r. for the follow.
lowing described work, to-Wit:
FIrSt For ten thousand 10000 feet 2inch
Oak Plank, Il feet long, TO DO delivered at such
place % tho Street Commissioner shall direct.
Second. For the construction ola bridge across
CAldWell's Run, near JohnsoA'B MIL, ia accord.
Anee with plans and Specifications on file In the
Office Of the City Clerk. ..IH-"
IntFd. For the construction OF O circular
Brick Sewer on 24Lh street, from northwest corn.
or Of Market street 70 the river, In conformity
with plans and specifications on aIe Is above.
FoIrth. For the construction OF tight Board
Fence and erection Of Stable on the property
Of 1r8. Helen Bloch, on Ninth street, between
Main street and the river. In accordance with
plans and specification on file As above. gs6,
FVh For Grading and Matchmaking Zane
street, 7th Ward. from VirYinia street to Back
River Bridge, with four a. strings OF hard blue
Limestone, properly broken and spread. Bids
for Matchmaking 10 DO by the perch. -
StrEh. For Grading and Construction OF Wall
on et Charles street, in accordance with plans
and Specifications also on ale IS above.
bids.
Proposals to be endorsed with The character q.
the work bid on. g. T. COWAN,
Chairman Committee streets and Alleys.
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MUSIC AND ART.

The Misses DoddridRc, recently OF TIE Wheel.
ing Female College, will open classes in Music,
Drawing and Painting, In the WeIsel Musical
Institute Hall, odd Follows Building. septem
Der lst, 1874. Theywill also give instruction IN
Music at their residence, No. Is Ohio atreet. L..
land, and will DO prepared to receive limited
number Of boarding pupils. Hours OF Lessons
Will DO arranged 70 suit the convenience Of yOung
ladies attending other schools. jyIs
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p ETHANY COLLEGE


THRTY.FoURTH SESSION,
Monday, 18th September, 1874. Courses OF study
arc adjusted TO suit tho varied purposes OF stu,
dents, and degrees arc conferred indicative OF
proficient scholarship In Arts, Sciences and Let.
tors. Special courses arc arranged for PROBES
slonAl Students in Engineering, Practical Ply.
sizes aud Chemistry, with ample training In the
use Of instruments and apparatus, both In field.
work and in tho laboratory
Boarding in clubs from - 70 s. per week, and
OF private boarding houses from $40 10 s. per
week.
For particulars, send for Cataloge to Prof. C..
L. L0OS, or ". K. PENOLRToN,
llSl D.. President
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. INDsLEY INSTITUTE.

Instruction given In ali branches usuAlly
The Department Of Modern Languages 10 under
the control OF the eminently successful teacher,
Dr.. Mayer. The Fan Session OF afteen week !
commences Monday, September Z, 1874. For
terms Of admission. Tuition, &c, call At the
d psss G 8nicS! S%h w sRS iT 5 OF 40
illGaE W. JESSE q. BRUCE,
Gugi .-...... J., N. HUTCHINSON.
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Call for q Republican Congressional
Convention for the First District OF
Wat VIVSInia.

The Republicans OF tho RIrt District and al
other persons who arc opposed 10 the Ring Do
mocraoy ard the nominee for Congress Of the
RIlenboro Convention, are hereby noticed and
requested 70 send delegates TO coHTontlon 70
DO hold In the city Of wheeling, 90 THuRsDAr'
the 50 day Of September, 1874. for the purpose
OF nominating . candidate 10 represent sad
District in the next Congress Of the United
States.
II 10 recommended that the various counties
In the District hold Conventions Of - early 4
day As possible 70 select DELEGATES 70 attend said
Convention.
1t iS confidently expected that arrangements
will DO made to provide half fare transportation
for delegates 70 and from said Convention.
GIoRaR EDwARDs,
Chairman Of Congregational Committee Of he
FrTt Congregational DlRfleI.
NouNpsvnLI, August u, 1874.
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SALE.

By virtue off Deed Of Trust made April o.
1874, BY Jane J. Wood and James W. wood q
the undersigned, which Deed OF Trust Is On re-
cord In the Clerks ONCE IN the County Court Of
Ohio county, in decd book 50, folio 906. will
o1er At public sale at the front door Of the Court
House OF Ohio county on SATURDAY, AUGUST
Is, 1874, at 10 A. N, the following described pro-
perty, YtE--LotS Nos. IS and 10 In square No. a,
IN the City, Of Wheeling, formerly known aa
south Wheeling, and Inc appurtenanceG there,
unto belonging ''a
Terms made known on day OF sale. The title
is believed To be good. but selling as Trustee
shall convey only such title as Is vested In me by
said Deed OF Trust. ". @. HANDLAN,
ly30 ... Trustee.
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EDUCATIONAL,

Mrs. 9. E. sMYTR's SCHOOL FOR
Nl GIRLs-LindSley Institute Building, sn,
o. Eoa and 18th ttreets, will reopen September
1ih, 1914. A NIL course Of Instruction in kn.
Languages taught b., Or. Mayer Glasses in
Drawing and Painting by Mrs. wilkinson,
For further information call al the residence
Of Mrs. smyth, corner OF Byron and 18th streets,
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New Advertisements.
WHEELING C0NsERVATo-
wv RY OF MUSIC, In connection with The

M Ii n u IL N u CON6EhNhlO-
w RY OF MUSIC, in connection with the
WHEELING FEl[ALB COLLEGE.
Prof. HERMANN RBELMG, Director Of Instru.
mental Music. Prof. A. b. Rol, Jr, Director Of
Vocal Music.
In order 10 meet the constantly increasing do.
mAnd In Wheeling and it, Vicinity for HI0HER
srANDA NJ Of instruction In the science and art
Of Music, the Managers Of tho Wheeling Female
College have organized Conservatory Of Music,
on The basis Of the best ConReFvAtories Of tho
RAlt, and have engaged the above accomplished
Masters as Directors. They will b. assisted by q
corps Of capable and experienced Teachers In
Music, Instruction 10 given In everything per.
tanning 10 Music, Iuch % the Theory OF Mldc,
Thorough Bass, Harmony, Counterpart, Com
posillon, &C. Alto In Voice Culture and tho
use Of al Musical Instruments, As tho Piano,
Pipe Organ, Cabinet Organ, GnitAS, Violib, &C,
Ladies' and gentlemen received ID the Consar.
yAtoty. The First Tenn commences September
lSt, 1874. Pupils can enter Of AAH time, and
will be charged proportionAte rates.
For full particulars ~ 70 terms Of tuition or
boarding, cal on or address the President, Rev.
WIN: H. NORTON, OF the Rev. ]. B. CLARK,
Head Of INSTRUCTION, ~ Au92
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

w AND MUSICAL CONsERVATORY,
will open TUESDAY, September /, 1874. ThS
Musical Conservatory will b. under the Drrc
Roe, Jr,, with capable assistants. The Faenlty
Of Instruction will include the expofieneed
teaehOrs OF. th0s pAAt year. Pupils VIII 10 10.
cViVed for Vocal or Instrumental Music. Draw
Ing, Painting, French or German. For terms OF
Prcsidsnt Rev. VIII. III NORTON, or The R sSu
j, D. CLARK, Head OF Instfu, ton. N3O
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Georgetown College, DC.
FOUNDED IN 1859.

The Classical Schools reopen September is,.
Thorough instruction In English. L,tu, Greek
French, Mathematics, Rational Philosophy and
Natural sciences.
The Medical School opens October 5th.
The Law School October It'll.
For further particulars address.
auI3 p. y. HEAEY, 8. j., President.
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Remarkable CoincIde noes.

Probably one Of the most remarkable
series Of condolences recorded Is shown
by the statistics Of Iowa and Georgia in
the matters Of insanity, blindness, etc.
The populations are given as, Georgia,
1,1S5 900 Iowa, 1,1S2 1888 (the national
census made them 1,103,793 and 4, 1884,
100 respectively, and the following Were
the shoWings Of the two States "a 70 their
nnlnrifInRih ClAaaaa. " ~
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FDUOATE " OUR SONSl

National Business College. Prepares young
men and boys for buRinesi lllo. Individual In.
stIuction given each student II has tho best
teaeheEs, best course OF study and docs most for
IL students, For Circular address
MARTIN d FRAHHRR,
augl5 % E.- Wheeling, ". Va.
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Republican County Convention.

Republican County Convention.
Tho Republicans Of Ohio County and all other
opposed 10 the Ellenbero nomination, are invi
ted 10 meet In mass Convention at tho COurI
House on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. 1874.
alto O'Clock A. H., for the purpose Of selecting
delegates 70 represent Ohio County In tho Con
RreIsionAl Convention 10 DO held at HAmlltOn'G
Opera House, In the city Of wheeling, on Thurs
day, September Sd, 1874; also TO nominate four
candidates for tho House Of Delegates and Ap
point eonfereeS TO Senatorial Convention Of
the First Senatorial District.
CALKB SYLyIs, z. ]. BLAm,
VIZ H. CURTIS, y. JonNsoN,
]. X. HUEBARD, VIZ. h. TBAVB,
Il. L. BRIcB, WV NORTH,
J. z. sIssoN, W. B. CuRfH,
]. JAoKioA, Committee.
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lPyBLLo sAIE or SCHOOL PROF.

lpUBLIO SALE OF SCHOOL PROP
L ERTY. ir -r'rl5 .l'f l.'-f '.a
In pursuance Of an order passed by The Board
Of Education OF tho School District Of Wheel
ing, We will again oBeE Of public sale at the
Court House OF Ohio county, on l- rl.si
THURSDAY, September Sd, 1871. a
beginning Of 10 o'clock A. N, lot No. !, with The
building thereon, except tho bell, stoves and
furniture contained therein, and also lot No.
In square No. q. Bald lots arc located on the
corner OF Jacob and Fourteenth streets, and
now used by the Third Ward School. Oh.
Immediate Possession will DO given OF thu
vacant lot No. :, but the Board OF lducAtion 70
serves the right to occupy the school building
on iot No. !, and retain possession Of the SAME
until the new school building now being con
structed for the Second and Ihlrd Wards shall
be completed and ready 70 occupy, which will bC
TIRMs OF bALI-one,third Of the purchase
money for lotNo. . TO DO paid In cash, and the
years, with interest from the day Of Sale, thG
deferred payments 10 DO secured by Decd oil
Trust or the title retained until all the purchasC
money Is paid, Payments for lot No. will bC
made In seven, nineteen and thirty ono month";
from day Of sale. bearing interest from the Isl
stated.
II the lots are sold together, the relative value
Of each 10 DO mutually Sgteed upon by the pur
chaser and the undersigned.
President Boatd OF Rda :ation.
]. N, BICKEL, Clerk u afJ
AuS j. G. HERYRY, Auctioneef.
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For Gale,

FOR SALE
One Pair Borrel (mare) Ponies.
One Bet Double and one Set Single Buggy HAr'
ness, nearly new.
Ono Top Buggy.
win sell the above cheap for cash:
Apply 10 8. b. IRWIN,
Au97 Martins Ferry,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WHO
~ are suffering In any way from impaired
vision should not fail 70 Try our Perfected Spec.
tAcles. % they INVARIABLY afford almost inStanta
neous relief. and restore eye-sIght. They always
re-inyigorate and strengthen tho eye. Gail al
the MARKET Street IOwelfy. Store, 1904, below
AeLure House, for 6pectacleg Watches, Jewel.
~, Silver Ware, Clocks, Gold Pens, &c.
II Fine Watches repaired and Warranted.
Gug17 OXTOBY d DUPRIRLD.
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TRUSTEE's SALE.


By virtue OF Deed OF Trust made by Robert
D. Woods 10 mo a. Trustee. bearing date The Soth
day OF January, 1865, and recorded 10 the Clerk
OtiLe OF the County Court OF ohio comfy, IN
Deed Book No 80, page IS, IthAn on
SATURDAY, tho 24th day Of October 1874,
At the mont door Of tho Court House or ohio
county, a. 70 o'clock A. NJ, offer for sale At pub
lie auction the following described real estate,
lying about 81 mileS north Of the city Of wheel:
ing on tho elst side OF tho Ohio river, being part
OF tho A. =. Woods, decd, home farm, having
front on the east side Of the county road and
bounding thereon IS poles, and extending back
eastward about 100 poles. containing q X acres
Of LIANT, covering and including l0k acres OF col d..
Also, q strip OF land 10 feet wide and about 50
pOleslong, running nom the south western corn.
er Of said tract 10 tho river being tho north half
Of O private road. H.. s-T.,fir' -.-
THINKS OF SALI-one.third caGh and tho bal.
Ance In six and twelve months, secured BY Deed
Of Trust. TE 8, BRADY, Trustee
]. Q. HRRVRY, AuctioneeT. lu,.-....l
At the Ame time will DO offered for sale iI0k
acres OF coal lying Immediately back Of tho
above described tract Of land. lE !sJL.lF'
1u95 BOBKRT B, WOODS.
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HtOR SALE a4HH gyI1 Poi
! CHER my property, corner Mccullough and
W6tzel streets, in La Grange, for sale.
The property consists Of two Iull lots and q
frame dwelling house containing three rooms
Terms easy. Enquire on the premises. ~ -.
AulOt F-s IT.! az " John WAGNER
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eGateltiqeullrer1:::
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2s, 1874.

oFF1oR. as 8 al fourteenth st.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-10-08

Sheriff in Manitowoc County, in the place of
Reuben D. Smart whose term Of office will expire
on the 4th day of January, 1875.
District Attorney in Manitowoc County in place
of w. j. Turner, whose term of Office will expire on
the 4th day of January, 1875.
Coroner in Manitowoc County in place of Franz,
Simon whose term of office will expire on the I'm
day of January, 1875
A County Surveyor in Manitowoc County in place
OF John OHara, whose term of office will expire on
the 4th day of January, 1875
Representative in Congress for the fifth Con-
gressonal District comprising the counties of Dodge
Fond du Lac, Sheboygan and Mantowoc in place of
Charles A Eldridge, whose term of office will exnre
on the 4th day of March next.
A State Senator in the Fifteenth Senate District
comprising the County Of Maditowoc in place of
Carl Fl. Schmidt, whose term of office will expire on
the hrst Monday in January, 1875.
A Member OF the Assembly in the First Assembly
district, comprising the towns of Centreville Nee
me, SchIeswig Eaton, Liberty Newton and Rockland
IN place of Chas r. Zorn, whose term of Office will
expire on the first Monday in January 1879
A MEMBER of the Assembly in the Second Assembly
District comprising the towns of Cato Cooperstown
Franklin, Gibson, Kossuth, Manitowoc Rapids and
maple Grove, in place of Bryan S. Lorigan whose
term OF ONCE VIII expire the first Monday in an
uary 1870 -
A Member of the Third Assembly District COM
prising the Towns of the First Second Third and
Fourth Wards of the City of Manitowoc Two Rivers
Mlshcott, Village of Two Rivers Two Creeks and
Town of Manitowoc in place of Joseph Rankin whose
term OF Office will expire the first Monday of Jan
uary, 1875.
Said election to be conducted the votes canvassed
and returns made pursuant to law.
Dated, SherifS office, Manitowoc County Wisccn.
sin, September LIST, 1874.
REUBEN D. SMART
Sheriff of Manitowoc County, Wis.
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Real Estate Transfers from Sept. 18th
to October LIST.

A. Vogt, to Jas. Bredle, part of seq nee sec H.
town 10, range - $40 90
Jno. Mendlik, to NJ Mahony, lot in sec s. town
10, range % so 90
W. Albrecht, to G. Bauman, east 10 acres in
neg neg, sec. g. town 9, range 3D. and
other property in same section 600 90
c. Stede, to Y. Klein, n acres in sh of neO sec
Z, town 49, range "a ITS 90
j. G. Birdsall, to School Dist. No. 2. Mishicott
= acre in nwq of neq sec. IS, p r % 90
j. A. Plimpton, to SH.James rods wide and
and 50 rods long in Ell of nwq SIS, L IS, p % 90
H. j. Peck, to c. Remer, 20 acres in win of seq
of swq sec. Is, town q, range % 800 90
Il. MulhoIand, Jr. to W. j. Turner, parts of
lots Is and 10, block SO City Mantowoc 1000 90
Two Rivers Manufacturing Co. to II. Coushian
lot L, block II, village Two Rivers 80 90
D. Boidt to Il. Rodewald, swq neq aud nh nh
seq 80, I IS R % 1000 90
B. Jones TO T. Jagodznsky, lot 3, block 295
city Manitowoc $50 co
". Moehle to j. Boldt, nwq S 5, T II r %, ex-
cept 40 acres 1900 90
j. Huebner to L. P. Smith, ct al 10 it, lott
block 166 10000 on
E. B. Treat to c. H Stiede, lot II, block 26O
city of Manitowoc 100 90
j. Blanich to W. Blahnick, eh neq 5 7 q
RE- 25o 90
F. Siadinsky to j. Mela lot a. block 2e5 city
Manitowoc $50 90
E. Cayo to c. Banquilt, NEG neg S 9, T20R24
and other property 1900 90
j. Schupp to III. klauSman, undivided 10
acres wq Ell swq and other property
IN 80, IT'S, 23 100 90
HfKlausulan to II. Eberhsrdt VIII swu So
T is 2a, and other prop. in same sec. 1000 90
=. Behnke to g. Behnke, eh NEG s., 10 81 700 90
IT, Troxell to NJ. Holmes, neg neq so, I 20
Ri 400 90
d. ]. Easton to 81. J. Frck lot 5, block III
city Manitowoc $500 90
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CITY TREAsURER,s NOTICE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, CRY TREAsURER's OFFICE
Manitowoc County. ! Mantowoc, Sept Il, IA
NOTICE is hereby given to the owners or occu-
pants of lots parcels of land fronting on 9Th
street. between Marshal and Water streets in the
third ward of the City of Manitowoc that the
tax list for the improvement of said 18th street in
the Sd ward has been delivered to for collection
and that the said owners occupants of lots or mar
GELS of land fronting the street above described
are hereby required to pay to within thirty DAYS
after the date of this notice the taxes charged in
said list the lots parcels Of land owned bv them
respectively, together with the commission of five
centum On the amount thereof collection fees
from the date of this notice the fees for COLLECTING
the same will be only two per centum on the am t.
of such taxes.
17sept74 FRED HARRIS Treas