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yEATENNiAL TREES.

From many quarters we hear wise and
Pea'sa! suggestions about planting trees
hi, Csr.v. ' lesson, in all our towns
sat song a.. oar highways. There has
bevh DO suggestion of more practical util-
ny,sud Al. the same time doing something
inaswdy OF the beautiful, than this one
a1C@ The tree Planting. The Secre-
hfy Of the State Board of Edu-
ca'lof 0. the State Of Con-
hec:cu. hss issued circular warmly ad-
'0caings general engagement in this
S0'S BY the pupils and teachers in all
Ne schools, and offers prizes to encourage
TEE planting He refers to New Haven
"a world renowned example oi the
Pe''ure and profit that follows judicious
painting Of trees.
Ilere are many regions of the country
Mmore in need Of these suggestions than
he State of Connecticut. But in re-
'pect to this, as to SO much else that is
hIuabIe and beautiful, it may be said
@S to him that hath it shall be
gwen. How many towns and villages
New England are rural psradises in
summer, just because they are so adorned
VIII trees. Who in the winter time has
ever visited the city ofSavannah, or Col
'noa before its beauty was destroyed
=" 'he nres Of war, that did not enjoy
'-' beauty and Eden like appearance
sven those cities by the rows of ever
greens along the broad avenues.
those who have these treasures are the
wy ones to appreciate their increase,
'DI those who have them not, ought to
'eo 10 covet similar advantages for
themselves
LIE lac: that the house may be too
'a shaded BY planting tress in the
1 Is no argument against planting
'n slong the highways. The roads,
Anes and the lawns should be crna-
4eo'ed and protected with abundan,
"'Ase' 1t is said that the weeping
"'0S found its way into England by q
s beng placed around a basket ol
''na ngs sent to the poet Pope. BE
'' II In the ground and it took roo,
- grew, No Englishman has ever had
"va'l0n to regret that he did SO.
"aen the patriarch ABRAHAM pur.
from EPHRcN the cave Machpelst
=, oufyingplace for his wife he bough,
we aeids and all the trees that were in
-, 'e'a' and all the borders round abou,
were made sure unto him for ,
n. Ss'sl0O'' and the probability is tina. il
A,'ninl patriarch had not secured th,
!, y sAsAH would not have been buried
apslah. 1t has been suggested tha,
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COnvOcatfOn OF the Protestant EDfs.
eOpal Church at WellHb arE-Second
Days Proceedings.
Special Report tor the Register.


WELLsBURa, FRIDAY, April 81.
The convocation of the Episcopal
Church is progressing with increasing
interest. Rev. Gibbons, of Fairment
preached this morning and Rev. Nc.
Donough this evening. The subject
which 1 mentioned as likely to be the
most interesting TO the meeting, namely
the division of the diocese oi
Virginia by constituting the State
OF West Virginia separate and inde.
pendent, was made the order of the dav
for this afternoon at q o'clock. The
following resolutions were presented by
Revs. Armstrong and Cobbs:
/. That in the judgment of this Con-
vocation the interests of the Church in
our State clearly demand division OF
the diocese Of Virginia.
2 That under all existing circum-
stances we believe that the most desira
BILE and most efficient, as well as most
available means of furtbering these in
teresta, are that the State of West Vlr.
ginia, or such part of the same as may
be design ated by the ensuing Council of
Virginia, be set apart as a Missionary
jurisdiction.
3. That we respectfully petition the
Bishop and the ensuing Council to ask
the General Convention to take the
necessary action In the premises
Somewhat contrary to the expectations
expressed by some of the members, these
resolutions drew out hot and prolonged
discussion. The first was adopted men,
con-, but the second hung fire. Rev.
Hyland Of Parkersburg, and the Presi-
dent of the Convection made warm
and lengthy speech against the sePara-
tion Of the State into Missionary Juris
diction, and was followed by Revs. Lacy,
of Point Pleasant, and Armstrong, of
Wheeling, in speeches of equal
warmth and length. The pleas
of the latter speakers were that
the parishes in the State are not fHan-
cially able to support a bishop Of their
own election, and that bishop appoint
ed by the house of bishops would be more
likely to be conservative in his church
views, and more acceptable to both
ministers and people. 1t is quite signifi-
cant that all the lay members of the con-
vocation voted quite decidedly for the
resoiutions-an end which Rev. Arm
strong seemed quite anxious to secure,
Judging IRON the earnestness and point
edness with which he made his closing
appeals specially to them. The result
was that only three members, and these
clerical, voted against the second, and
third resolutions; and Revs. Armstrong
and Cobb, with two laymen, were ap-
pointed u committee to present the paper
before the Council of Virginia, which is
to meet in Alexandria in May.
After some further business Of less in
terest, the Convocation adjourned until
tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
A M
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Newspaper Row.

ST.. PAUL, April 22.-There is first
class newspaper row in progress IN Min.
neap lis. To-day the Pioneer-PreSs OF
this city, itself consolidated affair, lad
arranged to consolidate with two Mime
apolis newspapers, one a morning paper
and the other evening. The Minneapo-
liz Mail has already passed into the
hands of the consolidated association. and
is now issued by The new company. The
removal OF the pu; licstion office OF their
only morning newspaper, the Mlnneapo-
lis Tribune from Minneapolis TO
St. Paul, where it was 10
be published as the Dual City Pioneer,
Press and Tribune, aroused very
determined spirit of opposition among q
considerable number Of Minneapolis pol
iticians and business men TO thwart the
scheme. Advantage was taken O. 8
chattel mortgage given by the Tribune
Association tor ten thousand dollars, bat
the Pioaeer-Prcss company hsd
been advised of it, and were prepared to
pay a, moments notice. The terms o!
the chattel mortgage authorized tne
MORTGAGE to sell at any time after the
maturity of the Indebtedness, with or
without notice, at public or private sale
AS no demand was made for the pay
ment the opponents Of the proposed con-
solidstion Obtained control Of the chattel
mortgage Yesterday afternoon and pro.
ceeded to make the sale, a. they claim
under the terms OF the chattel mortgage,
and held the Office of the Tribune
througheu, the night, preventing paper
from being issued this morning At
noon to-day the situation remain un-
chan ged, both parties claiming possession.
Il is lively fyht ior the lawyers, and
several Of the leading members of the
bar of this city are TO day in MinnesPo-
lis attending 10 this business.
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Fraud in the sandusky Po.tomce

SANDUsKY, o., April 23.-The recent
robberies in the postoffice here have led to
the investigation of the affairs by the
Postoffice Department. Special agent
Henry took possession of the office Sat.
urdsy, at the request Of Postmaster Van
Tines bondsmen, and till the commission
of Mr.. Boalt, Van Tines successor, who
takes possession May lst, is received, the
Office will remain in Henry's hands.
An examination and inventory
of the property commenced to-day and
up to this writing have developed defc-
it of over $1,000. which must be made
good by either the post master or his
bondsmen.
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Ratification Meeting.

EVANSVILLE, April 22,-Tne Demo
Gratis hold meeting at the Court House
tonight to ratify the nomination of j. d.
Williams and to organize blue jeans
club. The meeting was respectable in
numbers A committee was appointed
to report at future meeting. A consid.
erable number signed the list of mem
bers. The meeting wss not specially en-
th1siastic. A proposition TO adopt a
blue jeans badge of membership did not
succeed. Thomas f. Ga-rin was chair
man.
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Tgste,timony of the witness PREM
DIR to-isy before the Congressional
Committee will probably reveal the fact
n,, there was good deal in Senator
D,,, predictions about the crookedness
Of the Treasury books. We hope the
nnni.!,e will be successful in worming
.,s-ythirg out Of the witness. Let there
h. hph.
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D.xe.vort's Tes,imssy.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Jehn l.
Davenport. United Sta.es Supervisor Of
Election. at New York, resumed his evi-
dence to-day before the COMMITTEES on
Expenditure. of the department Of
Justice. He explained the frauds CON-
mit,ed under the TORN Of naturalization,
and his method of discovering them He
was paid for the work OF preparing
.fiSsyi;s in several cases Of fraud, ~ sny
osbe- supervisor vn paid. He Hfssi
warrants IN 1872 for 100 persors -
e;stsred, believing they had no % l. iencs
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A Hfnd Fall.

Zachariah Epstein, of this city, has
been willed $250,00O by the death of his
brother IN Germany, whose effects are
estimated at one million in gold. Epstein
who died, has four brothers
and a sister, none of whom have seen
him for forty-two years, when he sud.
denly disappeared, no one knew where.
One brother, Zschsriah, l'"as in Louis
Vile; another, Seligman, lives in Luxen-
burg; third in Lawrenceburg, Indiana,
and fourth in Aurora, Indiana.
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NEWSPAPER men are growing careless
an poetical subjects. The New Orleans
Tmss cfedits this 70 StonewaI jackson
.The tattoo beats, the lights are s gone
The camp around In siuinoef iie
It's in fact, the property OF Judge
uanrY b Jackson, Of Sssannsh. The
Indian uspolis Journal qu'tsd apsmn
with faint praise" as from Shakespeare
TIE Indianapolis Neios correct
~ h1' hy saving that it was
eu upone's Satire on Addison
TSe TIE Indianapolis Satinei, after refer
snce to its quotation book, got the tnine
r;Sht by crediting it to Popes epistle 70
DIR. Arbuthnot
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Another Family Massaered.

LkAvxSwoRTH, IA, April 3D.
Adyices have been received here that
some time Thursday night, family OF
emig,snts named B,ker, from some
where In Pennsylvania, were mas.scTed
by Indians, about one hundred miles
northwest of Custer City. The family
consisted of the man and wife and tw"
children, all Of whom were brsihed with
hstchets or ton ahxwks, then csiPcd
them. The wagon belonging TO Baker
was ritied Of everything valuable ana
carried of. The bodies OF the victims
were decenily buried. when !onnd.
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FoRr LARAMIE, WIZ April ZS--Uf
the three wounded men from toe Red
Canon massacre two have died-Bei.
eesses, of Virginia City. NevsdA, and
Gresham, of Biselov, Holt county, No
FELTON, was alive at las: accounts- The
colored woman captured was killed
Her body was full Of srrous and hos-
nbly mutilatsd. She bad also bssn raw
iSheo.
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Tu,di,closure of frauds in the Phila-
..Inbi, psvv yard seems to have had the
.1.c. Of taking the President on Wis t
:, hat CITY, just to look at the Centen-
- v,u know,
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Fast Driving.

SAN Francisco, April 22.-Nell
Mowry and J. p Smith rode u fifty mile
Mustang race at the Bay District track
to-day The former won in two hours
and eigh. minutes. Mowry will ride II
hundred mile race at the Centennial.
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TOLEDO Biede: Whenever pueiic
;onrnsl becomes thoroughly disreputaoie'
e a. once takes rank as an indePen-
dent journal. We are not sarPg,seo,
,nerefcre, to 6nd the Chicago ifmes
cisssed with the "independents
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Want n Peep.

wAsHINaroS April 23.- a resolution
has been prepared by the Republican
members OF the House, 10 be offered to-
morrow, proposing that the investigation
now in progress shall be conducted with
open doors.
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Paper Mills Burned.

Lo.roS, April 23.-The Saline paper
mills, near Bristol, were burned yester-
day. The loss is estimated at s35o'ooo.
Five thousand workmen are thrown out
of employment.
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BAN KS.
CAPITAL, s25O, zoe
JOHN K. BOTsFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, T5cs headsnt.
d. A. CHANDLER, Cushier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, $3.50, ,o0e

This Bank Is orXrnized and prepared to
transact the business OF banking In all Its
details.
It succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and is under the same manage
ment.
By carefully regarding the interests ofits
correspondents and depositors, and by
prompt and faithful execution of their
wishes, IL hopes 70 merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes aud Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check AZ
sight, received from banks, bank ers, Arms.
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JoRS X. BoTsFoRD WN. II. SIMPSON.
JAOoB y. RHoDks, WM. A. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. HoRBS,
GEO. w. FRANzHEIM, o. C. DEWEY,
HENRY NJ. HARPKR, my2l
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@t'hec';ag Aeelster,
Gold closed Saturday at ll2b,

II, psathsr today ,ctA be parity
h NTH northeast to north'0es'
5, and lo,0sr temperature.
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Tai, -enor, Of the committee investl-
..,i,. tue navy yards will probably cook
S.,,s,srv RoBEsoN's hash for him.
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BY TELEGRAPH
no THE
WHEELING. REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest oor.
OF Main and 12th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Prairie Fires.

Sioux CRY, April 22.-Reports from
various points in this section of Iowa, in
Nebraska and southern Dakota, repre-
sent destructive prairie fires for the past
two days involving great loss of prop
erty. No lives have been lost as yet,
though in some instances people escaped
with only their night clothes.
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nonn Piatt has revised his testimony
siyen before the House committee
Dr Tslmage's Brooklyn Tsoernseie
,.. Maid OF . mortgage Of f$l6'Ooo.
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LOUISVILLE, April 23.-Hon. Harrison
Cockerill, ex State Senator, accidentally
killed himself by a pistol shot to-day at
Richmond.
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a national blessing would be received if
We would e1pend our strength and en-
tbusissm in this enduring work of tree
planting, and dispense with the abomin-
able burning of powder this Centennial
vear +.
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are still the most thorough and search
Ing cathartic medicine that can be
employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses OF one pill day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote Wig
orous health.
AYERs PILLS have been known for
more than a quarter Of century, and
have obtained worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dls
eased action In the several asslmlla.
tive organs Of the body, and are 10
composed that obstructIons within
their range can rarely Withstand or
cvade them. Not only do they cure
she every day complaints OF every
body, but also formidable and danger
Gus diseases that have bafi1ed the best
or human skin. While they prodses
powerful effects, they are, ~ the same
time. the safest and best physic for
children. BY their aperient action
they grippe much less than the common
purgatiycs, and never give pain whsn
the bowels are not inhamed. They
resch the vital fountains OF the blood,
and Strengthen the system by freeing
Il from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted 70 al ages and conditions
In all climates, containing neither
caiomei nor any debetsri0us drug.
these Pills may be taken with safety
By anybody. Their sugar-ccstlng pre-
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant 70 take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm can ssiss
from their use In any quantity.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

rGr snd AZ 5t tes eans RaspeS:ss Sr %s nas
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Brcatb.
Headache, Erysipelas, Rhoumn-
tism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases.
Bliousness, Dropsy, Tumors,
Worms, Neuralgia; N Din.
ner Pill, for purifying the Blood,
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NxxvAlEo ~
Or. ]. c: AVER 1 CO., Lowell, nsss.,
pr,r<ss>a - AsasysssaI Chss,Asas.
Wal Street Csri6l ltures.

Ansy sess. e r.ss,, ,,S S'sselns.e :s ~ = ~, 2,
TyfHeRf0E 4 90, nAnksU - Ne9k1s4
wal street.. n. Y. -Ff 30 ses9>
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Arc the most
effective and
congcnial pur-
gatlyc ever dis
covered. They
are mid, but
efe ctual In
their op era
tion, moving
the bo wells
surely an q
without pain.
Although gen
| tie In their "
eratiQn. the
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.sl. yol kno'
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"p' ap.vspssURG, March 9, 1876.
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AnEruai Division .

Its Christmas tomorrow" said Cap
tain Jack Miller to his steward, 'anC
YOU may put some plums III tue cabin
dun. but don't use many, and put en-
nllln one end. can't afford to give the
mate plum duf."
"Plums in the duff today, steward|
said the mate next morning.
"Yes, sir, said the steward, "but you
won't get none; they're all goin' in the
old mans end
That day, when the duff came on the
table, Just rs the captain was going to
help the mate 70 duff, that officer quietly
turned the dish, rcmarking, ms nc did so
That's curious old ware Captain Mil
Ter
Yes" said the captain. as he restored
the dish to ITS former position. "l've
had that plate !or y long time"
MAY | ask sand the mate, once
more turning the dish, "where YOU got
that platter
81 think. if ! recollcct right said the
captain, as he put the blank end OF the
pudding towards the mate, that l got
It somewhere up the Straits
IL thought the mate Observed, as he
slcwcd the plum end towards him, "that
B. was not made in England
"Thatil do, Mr.. Jones' said the Cap
tain; that'll do; let the dish alone and L Il
cut the duff fore and.sit'
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Streets Paved with Gold an
virginia City Enterprise.

virginia City Enterprise.
Previous to the recent macadafh"'hS
sc & street curious persons had assays
Ia|.,Lo mud which s0Ounded there.
-, these assays were less than 81,
80 o,o of them wen. as high as Sll SO
,,sr ton. The latter assay was made from
The mud which WAS clinging to buggy
wheel when the vehicle stopped IN
'front.' of the Calitorria bank. Recently
G. street had been macadamized with
quartz taken from the Aides and Ophir
dumps OF waste rock. The old mud
having been taken of the street, fifty
vO feet in width was filled sixteen
inches deep in the centre and four inches
nj the edges with the waste quartz.
The whole distance from Sutton avenue,
where the work ends on the north, TO
the Gold Hill line, where it Is to stop is
about mile. There will be place from
the Fourth. ward school house 10 the top
oithc Divide which will not receive the
rock. This will leave little over 5000
feet which Is and is to be mscadsmized.
By IA the greater part Of the work is al
ready done To fill the street for this
distance with rock will take at least TO-
GGG4 tons. Some pieces OF this ill are
rich in both silver and gold. Experts
nlace the value OF the whole at from IS
10 so per ton. Taking the lesser est
mate rs an average, and there Is row on
and to be placed on & street not less than
Sl33, 1884 in gold and silver.
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HOLIDAY OYSTERS.

rINHE VERY BEST IN THE CITY, ATT
/ B. McCracken's, A0i Chapline street
q quart of fine oysters (Solid) Tor y cents,
or a quart, including a nice tin bucket. Tor
81 cents. The citizens Of Centre Wheeling
should remember that they can get them
as good, cheap and as fresh as anywhere
in The city. thus saving them the trouble
OF coming up town where they can get no
better bargain. de20ra
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Address 10 Democrats and announce
ment OF l.. l.. Kimberly for city
Sergeant.

WHEELING, w. VA, Dec. %, 1876.
EtiHOrS ofthe Register:
Please announce that am candlLHi"
for the office OF City Sergeant. In oi,ia (
myself rs above | desire especially r. the
to my Democratic friends that D., therefore,
nomination of our ConNcnihd youug. To-
ask every Democr tsdience and vote in
give their suPphOminati III. | thus pre-
oDtalh!nnSif and claims because have
Senhcr time nor money 10 spend in the
canvass for the nomination. / VIII see but
few of the voters before the COuvcn ion is
held, therefore my adoption OF this method
ofaddreSsing the IN. Give me the noinlna-
ton, my Democratic friends, and III
promise a full vote for your candidate AT
the election. Respectfully,
decL1 l.. l.. KIMBERLY.
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Editnrs of The Renfster:

Announce me as a candidate for the
office OF Street Commissioner nj the com
ing munici pal election, subject TO the ue-
cision of the Democratic city Convention,
and Oblige JOHN McMOiNhIS'
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,
OFFICE OF WHEELING

OFFICE OF WHEELING !
AND BELMONT BRIDGE COMPANY,
WHEELING, W. VA, Dec. %, ls76
Tneannual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Com
pany, will be held at the Office OF the
Company on Monday, the Sth day OF Jan
nary, 1871, between the hours of and 30
O'Clock p. NJ, for the Election OF Nine
Managers TO serve during the ensuing year.
de25i JOS. LAWSON, Sec'y.
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}. s. S. RHODES & co.
ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE PEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY,
WHEELING, W. VA, Dec %, 1876.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF this company wi be hel al the Office
OF the company, on the Second Tuesday in
January Jan. 9, 1871 at 8 O'Clock p. NJ. for
the election OF Nine Directors, and the
transaction OF such other business a. may
properly come before the Stock holders.
J.N. l.. RODGERS, Sec'y.
de25.27-S0 iaS69
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For city Sergeant.

Editors OF The Register!
Please anuouuce A A. Futon a' a can
didate for the office OF City SargeaI AT
the coming municipal election, buI SUP
iact tn the decision OF the lemOCratlc
C5nyention if one is held, and obligc
oco5h MANY VOTERS.
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Editors of the REGISTER:

Please announce me as an independent
candidate for the Office OF street com
sioner at the coming municipal eIectlon'
form the duties thereof 10 the best OF my
ability. Yours truly,
4. F. WILLKE.