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The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-05-14
AIM A,

Is new and fast improving town, nine
miles east of Van Buren, on the line Of
the L. r & F. S. Railway, and is the cen.
ter of good neighborhood, and CON-
mands large trade. There is steam
FIGURING Mill and Cotton Gin in opera
ton; several stores, hotels, weekly
newspaper, and all the various kinds OF
business usually transacted in country
towns, have their representatives in this
place
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-05-14

Il is said yellow jasmine scattered
around will Danish rats.
The daisy should be planted where
there's shade half the day.
A good story is told of Judge p, OF
Vermont, pronounced tee.totaler, to IL
lustrate the-value of some mems profes
sions. Invited to attend some agricul
taral festival, the Judge was asked or
his arrival il hewould have glass Of
milk. aud upon his responding Yes,
WAS offered glass of what looked like
milk, but was, in fact, most potent milk
punch. Taking = sip at first. the Judge
soon returned to his glass and draia eet
IL to the bottom, when he turned to his
entertainer with tho exclamation, "Lore
what COW"
Gen Sanford has ordered from Eerop,
large variety Of tress for his nursery
near Sanford, Fla. In the collection
there will be five different varieties o
olives, thirty varieties of figs. and owe
two hundred varieties OF grapes.
An India rubber baby that squeal
like human infant has been invented
We don't know whether this fills Ion
felt want or not, hut when it comes t
falling cut Of the third story windo,
it certainly possesses one great ad
vantage oyer the flesh aud blood al
ticle.
The best farmer is the farmer who Gu
tivates himself
& Good dnirymen contend that milk
partly absorbed when kept for Ion
time in the udder, also asserting tn,
cows MIXED thrice daily produce mol
milk aud butter. than il they were onl
MIXED twice day.
A little boy asked bis mother to tai
to him. and say something funny. "Ho
can 7" she asked, "don't you see a
hssy baking these pies p "Well, sc
might say, Charley, won't you have
pep Thst would be funny
A poor man must work to find foe
for his stomach. A rich one to End
stomach for his food.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-05-14
CRAWFORD COUNTY,

Asks the attention Of all who are seeking
homes, to the attractions offered in the
way of fertile lands. to her facilities for
manufacturing. to her climate unsnrpass.
ed in healthfnness, and to the cheapness
of all the necessaries of life.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-05-14
CEDARVILLE,

Ten miles north of Van Buren,, on the
stage road to Fayetteville, is place of
considerable business, there being =
steam FIGURING Mill and wool carding
machine in the vicinity.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-05-14
OLIXER'S STATION.

On the Fayetteville road, is Is miles
north of Van Buren,, and has steam
mill and cotton gin, and is a good bust.
ness point.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-05-14
ARKLOE.

In the western part of the county, is the
location Of a steam FIGURING Mill and
Cotton Gin aud two stores.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-05-14

BELMONT in the eastern part of the
county, and MOUNTAINEERING in the
north western part, have post offices,
stores and mills.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-05-14
COURlER-JOURNAL,
1 NJ Il Great chance to make money. IL

mr. II Great chance to make money. IL
ts11. you can't get gold you can get
OUuUsgreenbacks We need person in
every town to take subscriptions for the larg'
est, cheapest and best Illustrated family pub
lication in the world. Anyone can become a
successful agent. The most elegant works of
art given free to subscribers The price is so
low that almost every body subseribes. One
agent reports making over $50 In week,
A lady agent reports taking over 400 subscrib-
ers In ten days. All who engage make mon
ey fast. Yon can devote all your time 10 the
business. or only your spare time. You need
not be away from home over night. You
can do It as well AS others. Full particulars,
directions and terms free. Elegant and
expensive outfit free. Ifyou want profitable
work send us your address at once 1t costs
nothing to try the business. No one who
engages falls TO make great pay. Address
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The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-05-14

ftrrn is not easily earned in the',
NJJ but it can be made in three
Vii any one of either sex, in an
the country who is willing to worh 4
at the employment that we furnish. y
week In your town. You need not n
from home over night. You can fs1
whole time to the work, or only ,sl
moments. We have agents who nv
over 500 per day, All who epgagee.
can make money fast. AT the p'..d,
money cannot he made so easily ans
by any other business. 1t COSTS
try the business. Terms and 20 opGG
Address at once II. hALLkTT q
aiHs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-23
Tao MARQUIS OF s.O1He.

HALIFAX, n. s., Nov. 23.-Ihe programme
for the reception Of tbs Marquis Of l.ofno aad
the Princess Louise has been compl@tcd rs tel
o7s: After the Marquis Of !.>raa las i':cn
sworn in as Governor Geocral If Canada lis
Eycelleucy will recaive the addresses 81 the
Magor and corporation in tta chamber. W nrn
his Exceency leaves tho Parliament House
the various city bells will riGg on, merry lcal.
His Exoocrcy and Her Highacss will thea
return 10 their carriage and the PROCESSION will
move through tho Principal sraots. Oa tho
evcriug following His Exccl?Crc9 art! iicr
Royal Highness will hc escorted ty 6 rtcdiIgbt
procession, leaving the Admiralty licu:o at
ESQ o'clock and proceed Ivy Got'o&tn and
North streets to Brunswick street; viii pass
aoug the route Of tho prc,i9u day, sud IS lIr
as NJ orris street, up Morris to Pleasant. thcuoo
through the Spring Garden Road 10 the erch
ct South Park street.
Tbs STERN CT wind and rain still ccuti,uas.
There has been 30 damage thus lar, BIZ! il the
rain continues much longer it is feared tic
street decorations will suffer.
II. NJ. 8. Sirius, which left pert f3u, Gays
ago it was reported for Jamaica, Is still cral$l1g
off the bsIbor, having hecn sent to aea, it is
now rumcred, tc watch for & So called Ecniar
cruiser which it was reported somc umc ago
would attempt to cant1ro the Sarnatign and
carry off captive the Marquis Of Il1ruC aud Tho
Princess Louise.
HALIFAX, Nov. 23-9:25 G. u,.--Taere is IS
yet no sign Of tie Sarmstlan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-23
Purchase Of Gold with GreeRba ky

Information received at the Mint Bureau from
the Asssyer al Denver Col, is to the entc; tina,
the purchase of gold bullion at the Denver Mint
for greenbacks has been successful E0 il row
purchasing such bullion to the extsnt OF Sl00.-
600 month, and there is prospect that it Will
soon reach $50 co., mouth. 1ha purchases st
Charlotte, N. G., are from S. { ~ TO $500
monthly, but no returns have yet beer received
from Boisa City, where the system was lately
established. It will bs put in operation q! He
lena, Montana, about the 1St of January.
The reopening Of the New Orleans Mint,
which has been delayed by the yolow levr7 II
that city, will take place aboa: The Is! ci ,ta,I"
uary.
A mother at Newark. n. .I., The Other day left
her infant in care Of her sister. Tho amt
put the child TO sleap and wanting 10 leave tho
room, tied cord to the knob of the door ard
hung the other ond in q loop loc'lv around lie
little ones neck, ihiukingi il wcuid be nico
for tho infant when j. swoko to SO.
hold of the cord and pull the door knob. besides
which the noi.e would at!rsct her attention aid
summon her to the bedroom. The child, how
ever, instead Of pullag at the door knob drew
The loop tightly around its own neck, and then
in lis struggles fell out of bed. When the
mother returned and went to the bed to kiss her
darling and meet the welcome of its ous.reLch.
cd arms and its pretty growing she found its
corpse On the floor. The child was a!ransled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-23

None Of the promised advantages of The sill
yer bill has yet been realized, but its disadvant.
ages are already beginning to make their ap~
pearance. All tho laws 10 the world will DOT
make people believe that eighty fl vc cents 10
silver is worth dollar. aad unless they euter
tain that belief they will not be willing 10 accept
them as such. Nobody wants to take the new
silver dollars, aud the BANKERS, subject to the
SINE Influences ss the people, in order to pro
tcct themselves. have determined to receive
them ouy as special deposits They are in
fact, nolwitbstandiog their legal tender quality,
deprecated currency, and their existence the
only tnieg that really initiates against the re-
sumption Of specie payment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-23
E2Wa JE ESlG G1ta.E.

A dispatch from CiccirDa:i sags Inc railroad
war is new fully Gvtr, and d! the r)aua ar1 So!
ling tickets ct old rates.
Miss Edmonia Lswis. tho co|oced sculptor,
has 6oished bust 8" General Grant, We sat
for it in Rome last "lateT.
The United States elaSd jny 81 Cnitsgn
have indicted Supervising A'c!iistc1 NY q
,hn Treasury Department, and several others.
for conspiracy to dcfraud the eovefpmcDt n
connection with the constructions Il The Chicago
custom house out Q! $3.50, 600, b. mea0s Il false
vouchers.
A special FROM ada, Ohio, ssys Miss Hattie
Barker, regarded as highly res! cctabe yo1as;
lady, accompanied ty- her mcth2r' enteTe0 q
drnp store in which V. Q. Bish was employed
and charecd BIN With criminal Intimacy wl'h
Hattie. They tried 10 persuade him TO marry
her, which he refused, whereuu0n both began
firing at him with pistols. lie Was severely
but not fatally iriured. Both ladies were ar
rested, bat released On bonds. Iho ahair
causes great sensation.
The firm of Phelps, Dsdec & Co., Ct NeU
York. has been disso!Yed, James Stokes, s?ri.r
mariner. cciog into partnership with isaec N.
Phelns. taking his sou, Arson Phelps Stokes,
with Fin, for the transaction 81 general hani;'
ing business in Wall street. Wu. j.. Dodge
retires from, business altogether, The tu,i
ness Of the original firm CT Phelps. Dodso 4
Co., is to be continued by teo Of The nrrscn:
partners. The finn has b2cn iii exjs'crca ov3:
sky years.
The mail which left Fort Mckinney OF he
Goth Instant wRs stoppat; and robbed ty lwC
masked men, about (iaht o'c'cck YESTERDAY
morning., ,eeuty-ooe miles perth Of t1rt t':t
termar. Two ssenaets-Thoms D. Wiii,ms
Omaha, and George w. Chuth, oil Chcyuac-
lost Gil their va!uab!ts. tbs mail hays Ell:
cut omen, end a ha!f hour was coasama;! ID
ranssckipg the letters, which We're nearly al
torn and scattered ever the gtouua. Ali thG
mannv was AIKEN ont.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-23
The Public Heath Association.

At tho meeting ofthe American Public Health
Asaocistion in Richmond, yesterday. the invitation
tor the association to meet in Nashville. Tenn.
tor the ensuing term with Pref. j. l.. Cabell. OF
The University of Virginia, IS president. The
committee on resolutions made a report, which
was adopted, declaring it ;nexpedient to commit
the association to obtaining leais lation by Con-
gross az to any defnate form of organization of
the appointment of q committee on legislation to
consider matters pertaining to congressional &C
ton. They also msde report, which was
adopted, declaring it the duty Of every State to
establish State board of health Resolutions
were also passed declaring that the yellow foyer
W 1913 was not indigenous. and that absolute
non.intercourse will prevent The importation of
specific causes of yellow fever. The meeting
Then adjourned sine die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-23

;w"r took II up quickly, aid put the words in
BCra mouth Both were positive that the ne
gro '"4s not thcro after Monday night, and this
! statement dr.. D0dson, who came in later. cor
7oboTGted. nc Indignantly denied the infsnti-
eide story, end Gli the other details CT the out
| rage GS given by jones.
lWant 10 the csbin Of bie.y Alz. Wright the
negro WGmsn instrumental il brirzine about
| the deHounelt Wlo Ilyos On DCdson's farm,
quarter OF 4 nile away Her reputed husband.
| william, James Andrew Howard, was with her,
| and several children, one of whom substsntieted
the testimony Of The woman md Howard. Both
stated positively that the man Jones was tied up,
| WHIPPED ard Imprisoned, and sfifmed positive.
~ to Jones story. except that he first spoke of
| iEtartIodo TO the Dodsons, and afterwards de-
| Lied it saying that he hsd lied. He told Eliza
also that lie had been criulinally intimate with
Mrs. Dcdson. Eliza had repeated this, as we'll
3: tao II ianticidn story, to Mrs. Dodson. As
! wa3 leaving, said: "Eii2a did you know Jones
was :hot?' She started back, threw up her
arms hEd screamed My God what do you
shy - Tho information appalled, her, and sha
! surned h:r back, rocked her baby and mosned
and rcpes.ed the exclamation in the most intense
| cScllemGAt, accompanying it with tho exclsma-
| tior: IN o5a;fy done il but them young men,
ard ihoy told mo that they had put Jones on
| hosrt1 tho boat for Washington. nj assn Dcdson
| cdu't DO it; they dono it," She then dropped
| the cautious manner she had before preserved,
,ad told the gtory Of the whipping; also that the
carriage Wac damp with fresh mud the next
;unrr lCG, and that the bCrsts were istigued,
which st.:enen! The man Howard confirmed
dGdH, myl2oH. who is employed By D0ds0r
| as Local ccunsct icr the sccused, wss told by
| MI L0i!0n that ho s.w Jones Tuesday morn
/ nag Here ,!Grea then re:!or atad his story abou.
| i!,n !;=5:ca. and accompanied Dodson homo 10
iah thc!: remains. Falling to ind traces Of the
Children, Ia s1!:i;t.ad III It no (Jone:) had lied.
lh;n Do'!aon sea; for He#comb and Vincent,
| y .iaSJyp ,.,1lI 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-23

There is no eytraditiop treaty between Portu
gal and the United States, and vet this govern
ncnt believes, AID doubtless with good reason,
thst that Of Portugal will surrender Augell. the
defaultiag cashier Ct the PulIDsu Palace Car
Company, who has bsou arrested at Lisbon.
The only remarkable thing about this is that a
government which approves the action of Gov.
ernor Rice, of Massachusetts,, ia refusing to
surrender fugitive from justics 10 South Caro-
iioa-:hat endorses the c0rrsc Of one State 10
c,nenptuously deooiag to respect the requi
sitior fora criminal from another CO equals State
Of common country, should be capatls of en-
terta!lioe any such expectation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-23

General James Il. Williams, OF Winchester,
proposes that the entire debt of the State, save
that part apportorcd to West Virginia, be re
funded in long Is bonds, registered or cou
pom as the creditor may desire, and sanctioned
by the voters Of the State at general election.
As tic rate Of Interest by this plan would be
more than seven per cent on the present value
Of the coupon bonds, and considerably more
than that Ga their prospective value, that is
if things continue as at prcscn;, we are not Ger.
tain that the holders of these bonds would not I'D
vance their own interest by accepting the propo.
sition. 1t would certainly be conducive TO The
welfare Of the State. which would then again
assume control CT her own revenue and be
able 10 pay the reduced interest, aud So GER
tainly benti; the ''peelcr' poudho!Gera, who
do not now get. and never have gotten ary IL
terest,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-23

COURT OF APPEALS YESTERDAY. --Cr:y1 W
Farmers Bank Of VirgiDis. Submitted OF
nrinted bliets. McDoarmsn' executors W.
Robertson, &c. Araued by John Howard icI
appellant sId Major Kirkpatrick for appellee,
aud submitted Moss, assignee, W. Davis and
ais. Submitted on printed blicis CT apptlIaa,.
Thornton vs.. Lcsvc and ais. Passed. Thorn.
tou qs. Thorntar. ContinuGd J4giG3 W.
Btuin. DISMISSED. Richuoud end Dsiigiie
Railroad Company vs.. Morsia. Submitted on
brief Of defendant ic error. Kinney Ys. ilai!-
man, &c. Dis;nissed.
The nextcasca to he called arc: Back with aud
wife vs., AverF's administrator; Glascock VI.
WEIGH, &C.; Vcai's administrator VS.. Darn7' 2
executor; Redd vs.. Resmy; Bailey and vile vs..
WalIace's administrator; johnson Hfoa "a.
Gaskips; Washipetoo and .. r.. L. ca. W.
Alexandria aud W. Il. Il. Co.; Aliens VI.
Sclugs's administrator; Fiekl;u's executor VI.
CarriRptop; Cook snd wife vs. Doug lass AID aI, 3;
aud will not be called until Tuesday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-23
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY B
EDGAR SN-OwDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER .

Onc who talked as much as Mr.. EVarts did
10 bis late intsrviaw with The editor Of the
Washirgtca Republican c2u?d hardly have
avoided sayiag something that melltcd ap'
proea and such something was what MIR.
Eqsr;s did say with reference 10 the Injury that
is il fcted upon The country by the uucoasios
plots aud schemes for securing the pfeslds5cy.
Even before man has been nominated for
that cticc these schemes and plots begin for
otlairng the nomination fer his successor. 81
that there is never rest, aud party ieoling,
With its naturally attendant animcsity, Is always
kept ut white heat. The French were wise in
makicg heir presidential term seven years
indeed soulo think that had il not been )r the
sep,nae the French republic would already
have been among The things that wsre-and an
extension Of the term in this country possibly
might prolopg republican institutions 10 Am
erica, which, according 10 The opinion Of some
Of the more discerning statesmen n the world,
are now serltusly mepacad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-23

The war between England and Afghsnisao
has commenced 10 earnest. Az account Of The
first engagement, tia! resulting 10 the abandon.
ment Of Fort Ali Musiid by the Ameet's troops
sud its occupation By the British forces carly
yesterday morning. WAS published in our tele
graphs columns yesterday afternoon. As iudia
can furnish oil the men, and England ell the
money that may be required to induce the
Ameer to selcct better examplar CT manners
than Sitting Bull, who refused to receive a
commissioc from the United States, and as
Russia. DO matter how strong her sympathies
may be With him, is rot 10 the best possible
condition, at THIS time, to b:ck that sympathy
asaiost such puissaut foe as Great Britain,
We shall not be surprised if ere long he takes
hi cue ftcr, another but more prudent dcn'z,n
Of America, who surrendered at discretion when
he saw that be was covered by Captain SCOTS
uperrng riff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-23

The Washington correspondent of the Bali
more Sun makes coed point when he draws
o comparison between radical solid South 10
the forty first Congress and the no more demo.
cratic solid South ia the forty sixth. The solid.
ity of the former was entirely uuotj ectonabe
to the republicans Of the North, but that of the
latter should BIZ crushed out by the power of
the federal government. Times change and
republicans chsnge with them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-23
Effects Of RadicaIssn, En koutEi
Carolina.

The sheriff aud deputy sheriff Of Sumter
county we're arrested yesterday or 2 chsrgc Of
resisting the process Of the Uoitcd States c2uft
10 arccstirg Saru:l Lee, who, it is alleged, was
already in tie custody Of : Uaited States mar
shall as witness 10 The United States court.
Rev. Il. H. While, Hapts. minister, who
was shot 10 the head while going 10 c iusgy,
with bis wife. TO TIC Baptist ConSerlon at
Sumter, is supposed to have been p,i5ts!;ea for
q gentleman WHO took an aotivo p4ri IN lie
late election. A negro named Coleman Hss
arrested yesterday OF suSpoIon.
A detachment OF rc9euuc officers, while ii
Abbe7illc county, S. c.. huutibg Illicit dst!:ag,
were surrounded by 40 armed mob IN VEINS,
day night. Their lives w:rs threatened, sever.
al shots fired, and thontererencc Ct thc t2ru;eE
at whose house they we're staying OUiy saved
them. The officers Withdrew TO Abhcpi!ie
Court House and were awaiting yeoIolcenlcn:s,
which they are Instructed 10 obtain, 81 as 10
overcome all resist alca and execute the warrants
for the arrest of the offenders. This outrageous
conduct will put an end TO the amnesty 50 lately
granted to the outlaws 90 condition oil future
respect to the nc,ioual authority. Commissioner
Raum, in Answering dispatch to the above
effect say2: "Reintorcc Capt. H0i1m;n suG.
oenly 10 enable him to overcome all r;sis.aEc G..
and thoroughly Police Abbevil!e county, making
all proper sai2urcs ard arrests. | wish it dis
tinctIy understood that [ will oppose any iurth
er amnesty in your State. Offender: .nast *.
poet to be prosecuted to The full extent Of the
law
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-23

BETHLEHEM. "a, .%o7. -! --: ":.. ..-
the shippers over III L.@Hjtt ; 81. J..
has been called Is :ak, !.ia@' i. '''"..
Tuesday No7. &c. IS: t. Ar.r IL: ".'.'t
thci! c5nm!ftea appointed %27. !. - 10.
one from The Hoard q! I>n:roi = rl...-
tees will nec; !or tie ru.3n." u "}o" -
mans for the recuiltino o. c'-i '!+i-:' 20 =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-23

The Richmond Wing thinks if Col. Nav.
man ever bad any intention OF contesting Gen.
Johnston $ seat 10 the House of Representa-
tives. he has abandoned it.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-30
Excursion to Chicago.

Chicago is preparing for high old time
next week, when there is to be National
Firemens Parade Fire companies will be
present from nearly all parts ofthis country
and Canada, and there will be as many
brass bands as fire companies. President
Hayes i'll be present and brigade of the
Illinois militia will turn out as an escort.
The Exposition will be opened on Wedncs-
day, September 18th, with imposing cere,
monies, and everybody who likes to see all
that is to be seen and hear all that is to be
heard, will be on hand.
To meet the necessities of such an occa-
sion, the l., G. & l.. Railroad and kankakee
Line will sell round trip tickets for only S.
These tickets will be good on regular trains
leaving the Plunl-street Depot at a. m
and p. M, Monday, September I'd. Re-
turning on regular trains leaving Chicago
September Sd and 4th.
Chicago will look her handsomest, and it
will be frst-rate time for Cincinnatians to
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-30
-------<-S4>- -
THE BUILDING SEASON.
What Cincinnati is Doing.


The following permits for buildings and
improvements have been issued during the
past week:
Werdman & Wibbelsman, to repair four
story brick, No 532 Central avenue; cost
$1,000.
Jacob Vogel, to build ice cellar, south
side Colerain avenue, between ADDISON and
Straight streets; cost 5000
J. B. H. Nolte, to build addition to three
story brick, No. l61 West Fifth street. cost
5000
c. P. Bait, to build two-story brick on west
side of Third avenue, south of Cutter street;
cost s., 400
Theodore Schmidt, to build addition to
two-story brick at No. 80 Pendleton street;
cost 800.
Mrs. Brinckman, to build addition to
three-story brick, No. 81 Pendleton street;
cost $500.
Lawrence Miller, to repair three story
brick, No Is South Canal street; cost 5000
F. X Harry, to repair two-story brick
south side Webster street, between Broad
way and Sycamore; cost $95.
w. J. Allen, to build frame stable, north
side Of Central avenue, opposite Baymiller;
cost $780,
Frank H. Reder, to repair two-story brick,
No 1863 Freeman street; cost So
]. w. Colteral & Son, to repair one-story
brick, west sike of Race street, between
Fifth and Longworth; cost 500.
f. W. Greenwood, to repair tive-story
brick, southeast corner of Pearl and Race
Streets; cost $780,