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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31
The Great Strike,

With the exception that the ii st
through night train that has lett this
city for about ten days departed a
evening, the situation at this point is-
mains unchanged, although trains have
been started at other points along the
line. Yesterday conference Was had
between Capt. Devries and the strikers,
bat no definite conclusion was arrived At,
the strikers refusing to commit them.
selves until they heard from Grafton,
for which point large number LETT
last evening. Governor Mathews WAS
present At the conference, and gave
the strikers some sensible talk
in relation thereto. He said that It wss
not his intention to have the State filed
with the military, but that disorder could
not be allowed in the State, and that the
dignity and peace OF the State mus. and
should be preserI ed. He ut the same
time accorded the strikers the right Of
using all honorable means, by argument,
TO dissuade men from work, which WAS
the limit of their right. The Govern
ors remarks were well received by
the men, and the conference dissolved
with good feeling existing between
all parties concerned. Trains from
the East, which were started yesterday,
are expected this morning. There is not
the least possible indication OF ANY dis
turbance in this city.
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MANUFACTURING THE QUEER.
A wheeling Man In Hock-Ohee3
BuFdett Bags the Game.

On Saturday last as man named
Pool WAS bunting along the hillside near
the LaBelle Glass Works, near Kirk
wood. he came upon man smelling
something over q small ire which ne had
kindled. The man noticing Pool, re-
marked that ne was but hunting, and
running short OF bullets, stopped to mould
some. Pool passed on, thinking little OF
the matter at the time, but mentioned IL
TO officer Burdett when he reached home.
Sunday morning, Burdett and Jos. Nc
Consughay visited the place where the
man was seen, and upon Investigating,
discovered secreted near, mouids for cast,
inc half dollars, ladle for smelling, and
some of the base metal. From fools
description of the man, suspicion tei!
upon stranger. who had rece2tly
come to town for the avowed purpose OF
working at Bags planning mil and was
boarding at the Shster House, but who
WAS suspiciously absent at night. he
was absent from his boarding place Sun
day and his return was anxiousl y awaited
Sunday might, but he came not. Mon
dav morning he came over from Wheel
ing, but did not stop at the boarding
house. In the meantime, on u warrant
from the mayor, his kit NJ the house had
been examined and q receipt found for
making the "9ueer," with full directions
for metal to be used, with acids, DC, tor
touching up the moulded coin. He started
cut the pike, but was overhsuled by our
police, arrested and locked up. On his
person were found several OF the bogus
halves. He accounted for mis- fire Satur-
day by saying that he was roasting
potatoe.. He is young man of rather
pleasant appearance, and looks altogether
too verdant for an old hand at the bust
aess. He lives in Wheeling and Is re-
specially connected in the neghborhood.
The mans name is Norris, and he
is carpenter by trade. We I'M
derstand that Lawyer w. Boyd, OF
Wheeling, is retained for the defense.
IL seems like clear case again st the man,
but We wait till he has hearing before
condemning.
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Certificate of Incorporation.

Secretary of State Brady yesterday
issued certificate Of Incorporation TO
the Vulcan Oil Company, to expire July
%, 1897 the principal office of which is
to be located at ParkersbuTg. The OBJ
ject OF the company is the mining for and
producing of petroleum oils, refining,
etc. For the purpose Of forming said
corporation the sum of $1,000 have been
subscribed to the capital stock, with the
privilege o: increasing the same, by sales
of additional shares from time TO time, 10
100000, each share to be valued a. 800.
OF the capital so subscribed, the sum OF
5000 has already been paid, and the
stock is held by the following gentle
men: Moses Sweetner, Parkersburg, 20
shares; George Merrill, Parkersburg, 10
shares; F. K. Rose, Volcano, 10 shares;
Lawrence lowering, Volcano, 10 shares;
ID. w. Henis. Volcano, I, shares; w.
W. Gates, Volcano, share.
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Personalities.

Mr.. Will Moore will talk temperance
at the school house at Tiltonville on
Wednesday next. Mr.. Frank klevis
will assist him.
Sheriff Jingle returned from flying
trip out the B. & o. road Sunday Light.
He reports that the Sheriff of Garrett
county has sworn in two hundred citizens
AS special deputies, for the purpose Of
protecting railroad property.
II. J. Samuels, of Csbell county, is reg
istered at the Stsmm House.
Hon. B. Wilson and son, of Wilson
bury, have rooms at the st. James.
Col. j. II. Lockwood, of Moundsville,
is registered at the St James.
L w 5. Moore, OF Fsirmont, is at the
ST. James.
S. n. jackson, OF Fsirmont, is register
ed at the ST. James.
w. II. Nevin, of the Pitts burgh Leader,
has rooms at the Mcclure House.
j. G.. Richie President OF the Narrow
Gauge railroad between Waynesburg and
Washington, is At the Mcclure House.
Hon. L. Sehon, OF Point Pleasant, has
rooms at the Mcclure House.
The body OF Grosscuth, who was killed
at Ashland, KY, will arrive here on the
steamer Thompson, to-day.
Misses Annie and Nettie Kendall, OF
Steubenville, returned home on the
Abner o Nesl, yesterday, after visl; to
friends il this city.
Ex-Gov. John j. Jacobs left yesterday
for Charlestown, where he goes to attend
the next session OF the Supreme Court.
Ex-Gov. Foreman Is at the Mcclure
House.
Mr.. Chris. Siebke returned from Pitts
burgh last night, where he has been
taking orders for Nail City lager. They
take to it kindly up there, psrtlcu
larly in the midst of their troubles.
Charlie Dawson, an old Wheeling
typo, now one of the reporters of the
Com-Gaz of Pittsburgh, is in the city.
Charles looks ~ though his repoTtorsl
duties agreed with him.
Our sanctum was hOnored this week by
visit from Miss A. Taylor, President of
the Wheeling Female College She Wis
its this section on business connected
with the college, and we sre glad to hear
the institution is in 3 aourishing cOndi-
ton -MoOrtf,R Examiner.
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.cuxxCK.s SEA WEED TONIC,

In the atmosphere experienced mere our
ing the summer months, the lethargy pro-
duced by the heat takes away the desire
for wholesome food, AM frequent per
spirations reduce bodily energy, parucu.
Iarly those suffering from the efec's OF
debilitating diseases. In order 10 Keepa
natural, healthful activity of the system
we must resort to artificial means. For
this purpose Schenck's Sea Weed Ionlc Is
very effectual. few doses will create an
appetite and give fresh vigor 10 the ener-
vated body. For dyspepsia, IL IS lnvaiu-
able. Many eminent physicians nave
doubted whether dyspepsia can DE per
mantly cured by the drugs which ale gen
orally employed tor that purpose: me sea
Weed Tonic in It's nature rs totaiiy ulueI-
eat from such drugs. 1t contains no cor
rosive minerals OF acids; In fact II a slsIs
the regular operations OF nature, ana sup
piles her deficiencies The tonic IN lts
nature so much resembles the gastric ,uice
that it Is almost identical with that nhld.
The gastric juice is the natural solvent
which, in healthy condition ~ the Douy,
causes the food TO be Oigested; ana when
this Juice is not excreted IN snInclsnt
quantities, indigestion, with all IT, ulh,
tressing symptoms, follows. The sea Woo sl
Tonic performs the duty OF the gastric
Juice when the latter is deScleh,,
Schenck's Sea Week Tonic sold by ali
Druggists.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
before this court yesterday, Judge Gran
mer presiding:
Edward G Williamson, disorderly,
fined one dollsr and costs. Execution
suspended on payment OF costs.
VIM. Ryan, drunk, fined one dollar
and costs. Execution suspended on pay
ment Of costs.
James Nelder and Thomas Muhlemsn,
Migrants, were discharged, agreeing to
leave the city. Both parties hail from
West Liberty.
The cs-e gsi , 7 leodore Thompson
for sbu,N lay =. toward Leonsrd
Smith, M.s conLIuUe! until o'clock This
morning.
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CoNDESS.D FINE TABLE,

DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
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The Turner's.

Prot. Liebold, Frank Rothecker, w.
Schambrs and a. Stoetzer returned from
Milwaukee yesterday, where they had
been in attendance NJ the meeting OF the
international Turner's Association. The
Professor reports that the only society in
me Pittsburgh district was represented
by Wheeling, and when We con-
sider that young Schsmbra walked
IF with prize, IN match
against $50 prize Turner's, we have
Just cause to feel proud. The Wheeling
hoy was ut first afraid to compete fer Il.
but the Professor having confidence in
his ability, brought him around all right.
Prof. Leibold informs US hat he will re-
open his turning school the present week.
II q also stated that $50 girls engaged in
toe calIstbenlc exercises at Milwaukee.
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COnIlubial.

Capt. Ripley, chief OF police, has MS
sumed the role of benedict, and was
married on Sabbath evening to Miss
Bsrdy McCully, of this city. The affair
was kept quiet, but yesterday morning
the TACT leaked out, and our worthy head
of the police department WAS beseiged on
all sides by parties rendering their con-
CALCULATIONS. The Captain has our best
wishes for happy voyage through life
with his bride May they live long and
prosper.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
BkLLAIRE.

NEXT week, Mr.. Mercer will move his
drug store TO the building lately occupied
by WsddeIl & Miligan.
Csc. TERRY, the "big ljun," WAS ar
rested by Officer Drugsn, yesterday, and
locked up for being drunk.
THE street car horse that had its leg
broken Saturday, was killed yesterday
morning by. officer Richardson.
The trial of Harmon Archer and
others tor lettering near the bridge on
Union street, was postponed from yes
terday until tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
Mr.. WIN. B. NAYLoE, vas united in
marriage to Miss Kate Anschultz asst
Sunday evening by the Rev. Hudson.
Both of the contracting parties are OF this
place.
Mr.. CHARLES +. MILLIGAN, late of
the firm of Waddell " Milligan, lett yes.
terday, to take position with a. K.
Cowen d Co, notion dealers Of Phila-
delphia.
THERE were no attempts made to move
freight trains from this place yesterday.
The strikers are still firm and determin-
ed. 1t was reported yesterday that the
trains would be moved to day.
YESTERDAY evening, Frank Wilson
had hearing before Mayor Stahl, which
resulted in Wilson's being discharged Tor
the want of testimony sufficient to con-
Wet him Of assault on the person OF John
+. Gum.
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Probate Business.

The following business hss beer trans
acted in the Probate Court since oar last
report:
Margaret Cavanaugh has been ap-
pointed committee for Mary McGlnnIs,
iunatic; bond $500, with l.. Woodward
"a surety.
The will of Henry Ebeing has been
proved, and Caroline Ebeling appointed
executrlx. Bond $4,000. No security
required.
Q. NJ. Coen has been appointed guar
dian of Asa ID. Johnston; bond $4,000,
with Alexau der Coen ~ security.
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Ordered 70 Return.

Lieutenant Curtis. U. S. n, OF West
Liberty, having received orders to report
to headquarters for duty on board the
ironclad vessel Wysndotte, now at
Washington, d. g., left for tina. place on
the early train this morning. This cuts
the Lieutensnt's visit short IN rather an
abrupt manner, but We hope to see him
among US again in q short time
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CAPITAL. s25O.OuO

This Bank is orgrnized and prepared 10
transact the business OF banking IN ali its
details. -, ,,.,A- -,
n succeeds the First National Bank oi
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and Is under the same manage
ment. ..,,,,.
BY carefully regarding the interests OF It's
correspondents and depositors, ana oy
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, il hopes 10 merit their esteem ana
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Dr sit accounts subject To check
sigh received from banks, bankers, nIm
corr rations and individuals.
Certificates OF deposit issued payaole ob
demand, or at fixed dates.
interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN h. BOTsFORD WM. h. SIMPSON.
JACoRS RHopEs, VIM. A. TURNER,
VIM. A. IsErT, JOHN l.. hobhS'
A. NJ. ADAMS, .. I. DEWEY
HENRY VI. HARPER IN
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The New Directory.

A copy OF Calhns directory Of this
city for ls77.S is before u, and We have
no hesitsncy n pronouncing it va.ua-
bic work. In addition to the regular
list OF rames and business firms, MIR
Calm has given correct list Of the di.-
ferent Courts, the United States officers
in the city, and lists o: the different
schools, churches, societies etc. and has
also compiled list OF all the postotfices
in the United States. A handsome cut
ard graphic description OF the capital
building also adorns the book. InGeed,
the people should be thankful Tor such 4
correct and valuable work
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at'heeling &eglstcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

Don't You Forget-Turner u Dillon
Card Photogrsphs-Brown Gallery
Stone Canoes. Jacob w. G-rbb.
Sale of Bank Stock.
Trustees Sale.
Look Here-Gummjns " Woods.
Commissioners of Election.
Base Ball-Bostons IS. Standards.
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PEOPLE generally do not seem to be
aware Whist an amount OF sickness and
trouble NAV be avoided by the timely
administration OF dose or two of med
icine; frequer tly we neglect to apply any
remedy when suffering from headache,
loss o, appetite ard constipation, sure
forerunners Of bilious disease, Vet few
doses Of NcLsin's Wheeling Vegetable
pills invariably afford immediate relle..
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A CURE FOB HARD TIMES.

Send One Dollar and get the coin or Money
Holder and its contents: this Is the hand
sOmesr little article ever made and TO
illustrate its use and bring our other goods
before you, we are enclosing in each
thousand LOO ofthese Holders $50 worth
OF orders Tor our goods and coiAs ranging
from ! TO 81 dollars. Each Holder con-
talus either coin or Greer for goods and
II by sending the dollar you get 81 dol
lar Knitting Machine, or ~ dollar coin
and the Agency % sell our goods you will
soon forget the Hard Times. DANA BICK-
FORD, 669 Broadway. y. 7, sp25b
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Last Nights Meeting.

Last night sumber of the citizens
met 81 the Second ward market house
and were addressed by the May or, who
stated that the object for calling meet
ing Was to orgslizels vigilant committee
for the protection Of life and property.
Dr.. Logsu was called to the chair
Those present were sworn in by the
Mayor and vested with full authority to
make all necessary arrests. Capt. Booth
was chosen Captain pro tenn The meet
ing adjourned until 9 o'clock this even
sng, to meet at the Second ward market
mouse.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following tran saction in real estate
we're recorded in the county clerks office
Saturday.
Deed made July II, 1877, from Henry
Art and wife to Thomas Norton, part OF
lot No IA, division G, subdivisions ef
Jos. Caldwells estate and additions to
city, for $500.
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arm DEDICATED.

Yesterday afternoon, a little son of
Mr.. Andy Marshall, a painter residing
on Sixteenth street, East Wheeling, had
his arm dislocated by being thrown from
u small "play wagon at the Capitol
building. Dr. Il 5. Harvey reduced the
dislocation, and tie boy Is row doing as
well as could be expected.
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Leg Broken.

Mr.. Mich Crawley had his leg broken
last evening, by being thrown from
buggy. Crawley was in the vehicle
when the horse attsched to it became
unmsnagesble, and kicking the dash
board of the buggy, threw Mr.. Crawley
to the ground, he sustaining injuries as
above sisted
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4 wheeling Oarsman After n Pitts
DurSher.

Louis Felsing, of this city, has issued
the following, which has been published
in the Pittsburgh Leader:
WHEELING, W. VA, July 26, 1877.
EDITOR LEADER:-I hereby challenge
Sir. Morgan, of the Dannals boat club. to
row me q single scull race, distance three
miles, for the sum of two hundred dollars
= side, give or take fifty dollars tor ex-
penses. The race to be rowed at Pitts
burgh or Wheeling, and to take place
three week, after signing articles. An
swer through the Leader.
Very respectfully,
Louis FELsING.
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Vanderbilt University.

TRE THIRD SL~SIDN WILL rEGD
i sept. !, ~ Tuition Ia B.bicu. 10
partmcut. tree; Ia Literary ncpartmrHt
So: In Law Department ~, other '',s. 81
The Medical department VIII oT"a ~
list Fee tor attendance, 50.
FOR catalogue, apply 10 j. ". - u
Secretary of the Fucu.ty. NHthyilI., lrlt
&c. GARLAND, hHIr, .."'
lEl4pupf
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PUBLIC OPINION.
After the SwiII Carts-A Remedy
Asked for.

Editors OF the Register:
Since the health officer nor the police
seem to be able or willing to suppress
nlisances, the writer appeals to the REG
IsrER for aid. Can nothing be- done TO
nut stop to the disgusting and un-
healthy practice of swirl gathering on
the public streets IN the day timer At
present a swirl cart visits the different
residences every morning AT breakfast
time. buckets of sour and iermen.ed
swill a.e taken from nearly every house
and emp.ied into carts Just at the time
when the streets are most crowded with
people, and the stencil Is sickening and
disgusting. swIll must be disposed of
in this manner, let it be taken away st
midnight. VIII some professor see that
the swill gents will be remanded to tneir
place? NJ MCA.
.Tily %. 1877.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
STlIOION, VIRGINIA

with over Twenty teachers and officer
ranks among the first schools iur ynuai
ladies I'm the United STATES. I'm lhrhaU,'
ml Valley of Virginia, mr-munrd Co.,
health. Attended by pupils from lite.
Ia twenty states. Great economy Iu,i
penseS required Session opens sept y
ISL Board and Tuition for ell Ire >cIo.Fs
tie year $40. For catalogue and 'ul. TO-
formation, adore Rev. ". \. AIRS
ID. d., Pre- ,ident, Staunton, Va. g-o.t
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Washington & Lee Uniyersit,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

Gen. &. W. G. LEE, PrcN't. Full. co.r,.,
of instruction I'm Class cal, ! 70 Tar, sn.
Scientific stu Ties, ana IA tn" Pro .,>>au,
departments OF Law and CIvl. Engineer.
ing.
the next session will open S,p'rfnb.g
10Th. and close June 2Nh. lottlrNp.n,.
exclusive of books ana clothing need no
exceed SZ5; y messing they NAV brr
due Ell Ia 500 or S2O.
For full information by catalogue uTc..
cular address WALTER BOWIE.
IySOegTb Clerk OF Faculty
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select school.

MO. IL THIRTEENTH STREET
Miss y ewham beg. Ia inform beer .r'rUH
and the public !, is her intention 20 con
fiuua her school at the HhO. e. tddI ~.
Course OF IN tructiois includes trrucb
Miss y. would Ia pleased tp add 'U t.i
number Oipupils now studying with be-
In preparation Tor college,
Lessons In French during the vacation
Terms, slO; pupils under twelve, 80.
iylUr-T-Srb
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BgIDGEPoET.

---,-' - I-,--',-.,,',.
Cloudy P.s"H SuI''S W borrowing
chickens " .A'ut tho owner II I. r"ns '.,r
ana was nhea ABOUT 800 Dung U"'o'p
to pay he was cA'd up. ne cuA'Seu
the stealing TO the kl,u VI "n'SN! NJ
had aboard, saying u was '"''N'H
whisky
About 4 r NJ. the irL,l of UirIch, sa
loon keeper Of 4Eynavii'e, tor Knocking
down John " IsDn, ~ the same piacc,
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VIRGINIA Female Institute
sTAUNTUN, VIRGINIA.

STAUNTUN, NIKGlNIA
DEN. X. II. PHILLIPS, RECTOR, As
N SISTED by full corps oi experience.
officers. The d annual session An Nnn
meucc September 18th, ~. Bul .uy
spacious. with gas ana hot and col.
water. li,aird by si"HU'. lNtUu..U
gToundE. PHtTnnH nOm ~ ~''l1
school first-c 49,. Terms m"d"rst" -sTd
churc. b., within three MINUTES Nsl
For catalogue address TIA" Rector
iy2lHgu
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The University of Wooster.

DEN. \. \. f.. TAYLOR, l.. d.. pRlSr
II dent. Collegiate and Preparatory T-'
partmentS in successful operation. Ngr,v.
capable and eNper enced Professor, sr,
Teachers. Nearly ,Nt students. CHASE
Philosophical and Scientific Cons.
graded IL the standard OF aslc.u ro. .,.ss.
French and German taught thoroughly
Moral and religious Influences prev, -,
Location healthful, building AM Arp,-,.
tus new, expenses very low. Oy.uDl,4..,-.,
Of either s,E. Fall term opens Srp'ru.h barr
SEND for catalogue before go.uy -
where. Address IN" President, Noos,a,
Ohio. 'yItur,a
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THE HEATED TERM-PatrOnS OF the
REGISTER can hare the DAILY sent them to
anu part Of the United States, post paid, at
fneen c nts per ,ceek. Bear this in mind
,chen departing from the.city for a summer
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ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

tDaily except sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. MT.
train during the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry ana
BeIlaire, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, .Etnaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TINE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and alter Fri
day, May s., 1877:
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DowNl Down! Down! 49, Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell NJ some price
whether the mills run OF not. Corner
Main and Goth streets.
j. W. FERREL
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SEALED PROPOSALS,
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, /

" hEEllNF' y uly ~, I7''. }
sealed Proposals will b- received at this
Office until II O'Clock noon. August I'd, for
bUIldiIg TWO incline platforms In court
room, - feet by Is feet inches. Also for
floor In Grc-prOUi vault according TO
specific atoms on tiIe 10 this office.
Tue Committee on Court House and Jail
reserve TIA" r'-h. 70 reject any or al bids.
iy5gt GAS. d. DEITEKS, Clerk.
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Truth Is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and carpets are
g.J w Ferrel-. He has made some
heavy redlct.nns: Best Prints, to .
cents; fl Chintz, s cents; Table Linen,
70 cents; Crash, . cents. All other goods
m n.nnnriinn