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cALlFoRNIA REPUnLICANs
In Convention Assemblies.

1
SAN Francisco, June 1.-THE Repub
lican State Convention met at Sacramento
this afternoon, and was called to order BY
A. G. Abell, Chairman Of the State Cen
tral Committee. Thus far the candidates
most prominently mentioned for the heac
OF the ticket are General George Evans
Of San joaquin, George @. Perkins, Of San
Francisco, and John F. Swift, OF San
Francisco. A number OF others are spoken
OF as likely TO come In as compromise
candidates, including ]. O. McShaiter,
Congressman Davis, s. II. Jewett, A. Z.
Catlin, q. F. Reed, aud others.
1t was at first supposed that no contest
would be made over the temporary chair
man, but later the disposition evinced
TO test the strength OF tile candidates on
that question. Evans faction put up Gov.
Geo. L. Woods, OF Santa Clara, Perkins
men Hon. Obed Harvey, Of Sacramento,
swift friends 7. NJ. Pixley, Of San Fran.
cisco. -. =.
First ballot-Harvey 1888, Woods 1880,
pixley IS. Second ballot-Haryey 1SS,
Woods l43, Pixley OF. Woods was then
withdrawn In favor Of Pixley, who was
chosen on the third ballot by 2O6 to lOS
for Harvey. This, however, Is not consid.
cred as settling the gubernatorial fight.
NJ, D. Bourreck was chosen Secretary pro
tenn by reclamation. Committees were an.
pointed on credentials, permanent organi.
zatton,. order OF business, platform and
resolutions and tho convention adjourned
until s r. NJ. -T-~
The workingmen Of San Francisco met
yesterday 10 nominate men for municipal
offices. Denis Kearney was chosen
chairman. The platform OF the party
pledges reduction Of 40 per cent. on city
taxes, provided Chinatown he oblterated,
and the Chinese forced to live outside the
city. All nominees pledge themselves TO
accept 80 per cent. reduction in existing
salaries and to pay the difference over to
the treasury.
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River News.
The The marks ., indicated q feet o inches an,

The marks indicated 8 feet 0 inches and
about stationary. y
Weather clear and cool,
The Andes left last evening for cincin.
The Science took the Courier's place in
ne HN,, I tIatkser1s691rg al 3 trade yesterday. The
Courier Is laid up above the water works
on account OF low water. 'N' "N' -
The Thanhouser has lately been over.
hauled by sunGsh parties, and viii be
brought TO this city this week to RECEIVE
aer machinery so as to be ready for low
4! The s,, RagOn is to.day's packet for Par
The local packets are running as usual
tBy TeleHspaI
~ NAsHyIttE, June l1.-Riycr falling, with
" Inches on the shoals. ~
] oAIRo, unel7,-Riyer iaiset 10 inche
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AsoSo the old officers Of the army soon
obe retired, whose terms Of service range
fron thirly.uine to forty.eight years, are
M.ior General L. d. Townsend, Adjutant
General; Major General Randolph b,
Marcy, Inspector General; Major General
NJ i. Meigs, Quarscrnaster General (;
Major General Joseph X. Barnes, Sur
yeon General, and Drigudier General Ben
iamin Alyord, Paymaster General. They
will be succeeded by younger and more
active men, having well earned the right
TO retire with ease and comt6fffor their
few remaining years
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civil HnrIneers In t,nnneII.

CLEVELAND, June l7.-The American
Society Of Civil Engineers began their
eleventh annual session In Council Hall,
this city, to-day. About seyenty.fiye
members were present and more expected
The convention will continue ior iour
days. The forenoons and evenings Of to.
day and tomorrow will be devoted Ia
business sessions, In the afternoons 81
the four days excursions will be made Il
the various points Of interest in this Vi
cinity. There will be social meeting il
Council Hall on Thursday morning, snd
the members Of the society will be enter
tained by the Union Club on Thursday
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Critical State of Turkish
Affairs.
A Ministerial Crisis Seems to be
Unavoidable.
threatening Documents About the
Sultan Freely Circulated.
The Long Walk for the Ashley Belt
at London.
Weston Weakening and "BIower"
Brown Forging Ahead.
TURKEY.

hlNlsTEkIAL CRISIS.
CoNsrASTtNoPLE, June l7.-Confusior
amounting TO crisis prevails In minis
terial circles. 1t Is reported that Kheire.
din Pasha, Grand Yizier, will resign. and
Said Pasha assume the Vizierate tempor
arlly, to pave the way for the return tc
power OF Mahmund Neline, formerly
known as the tool Of Russia, The British
ambassador is endeavoring to prevent
hlahmund's return. 1t is also reported
that Midhat Pasha will receive permission
TO come to Constantinople. Fuad Pasha
has denounced 0sman Pasha's admins
tration ot the war Office. It Is thought
Caratheodori Pasha and Mariif EfTendi
will be shortly appointed Ottoman Com,
miss'oners TO settle the Greek boundary
question.
INSTALLATION OF TIE BULGARIAN PRINCE
No demonstration is apprehended al
Philippopolis when the Prince OF Bulgaria
Is installed ut Sofia. Several superior
funotionaries and deputations from the
various Roumelian towns will 20 to Sofia
TO attend the ceremony and congratulate
the Prince.
AFFAIRS TAKING A RUSSIAN ASPECT.
sr. PETERSBURG, June l7.-Gen eral
Kaufman has arrived :here. A London
aud Constantinople dispatch says It as.
serted on one hand that Mahmoud Nedin
Pasha has already been sent for and on The
other hand that the Sultan hesitates to ac.
cept kheiredtn Pasha's rendered resigna.
tion, although desirous OF furnishing him
because he fears the Kheiredin will
cabal with 0sman Pasha and Sheik vi
Islam. Threatening doQuments against
the Sultan ware circulated Monday. The
guards OF the palace have heen increased,
Numerous arrests have been made, inClud.
ing several servants oil Prince Youssief
izaeddin, the eldest son Of the late Sultan
Abdul Aziz. '''''''
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and , .!sI falling. Weather clear. ThermOm.

and !sI falling. Weather clear. Thermom.
NEw ORLEANS, June l7.-weather rarity
cloudy. Thermometer OLE.
EVANSVILLE, June l7.-Weather Gle, r
and cool. River falling, with o feet iol :
inches by the gauge.
PtrrsBuReH, June 17.-Rlver l foot 0
inches and stationary. Weather COZ /.
Q. W. Bachelor due to arrive from Gin
cinnati tonight.
CINCINNATI, June l7.-River Z feet 6
inches aud falling. Weather clear and
cool. Arrived: Clifton, Ashland. De
parted: Florence Meyer, Wheeling; Vir-
gle Lee, Louisville.
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ChIld AerIIentnllx RIiled.
WELIsDURo, June II, 1870.

Editors In,ellIgeneet,
The way in which the little s-year-Oll
son Of Gabriel Robinson lost his lie was
as follows: He got out a drawer aloaded
pistol, with which he began to amuse him.
sell, and which he accidentally discharged
at last, the contents striking him i4 tAe
stomach, coming out the small Of his back.
The mother was in the house at the time
but did not notice the child having the
deadly weapon until she heard the qls'
charge thereof. Death was almost instant.
Mr.. Robinson resides near Forbes 4 Co.'S
coal works, and works at the paper mill oil
Harvey \ Bro. v, b. y.
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ALGERIA.


An ENGAGEMENT WITH TUE ESsvAaES7s.
ALsIa4s, June 17.-The column oil
troops which left Batina, province OF Con.
stantine, yesterday encountered six
hundred insurgents in deale In one oi
the Touba hills. The insurgents were dis.
lodged by the artillery and the troops oc,
cupied their position. The column con.
tinues Its march to Medina,
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Nxw YoRx, June T.-Dr. vanderpoel,
health officer at Quarantine, says; Unless
rigid q2araolne is kept up, there is a pos
sibility Of yellow tsVsI making its appear.
ance In New York. Two yssSOls with the
disease on board are IN the upper bSV
disCharging their cargoes.
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TuE Legislature OF Ohio has been at
work for some time on an amendment to
the present Sunday Amusement law. The
last state Of the proposed amendment is as
follows:
Whoever, being over II years of age, Gu
.ages in sporting, rioting, Quarreling,
hnting. fishing, OF shooting on Sunday, or
on said day exhibits oris concerned in ex-
hibiting any intorlude. tragedy, comedy,
opera, ballet, play, farce, negro minstrOlsy,
dancing, or any other entertainment OF
the stage, or any part or paris therein, or
any equestrian, circus, or dra:uatic per-
iOrmance, or any performance Of jug9Isrs,
acrobats, rope.dancing, variety shows,
ballOoning, or in keeping any low, dis
orderly house or resort, shall, on conf
plaint made within ten days thereafter, be
fined not more than $50, or imprisoned not
mDre than twenty day, or both,
This bill is aimed especially at the man
ner In which Sunday is disgraced at Gin
cinpati, where, We may say, the day is
hardly kept at all. To such a disgraceiul
length has the dangerous element car
riedlhci' dissertations that the whole re-
ilsioOs and moral element OF the city have
Deea aroused to that the danger menaces
them, and hence tho present movement
for more stringent law against all viola
uons OF public deceuey and prosperity.
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The receipts are largely in exces, of las,
week, and in larger numbers lhan are needed
particularly lambs OF these latter somf
1000 have been reshipped East principally q
New York, some nt first hands and smallel
number on speculation, by Cook & Clark. thI
demand here being inadequate 10 the offer
ingsof Lambs, while the sales OF Sheen ar,
more active. We quote Sheep at SXa4i<c
and Lambs 4AGc; stock Sheep Sc 0Oa9 50 ne
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The quality Of the offerings continues to be
Of good order, comparing fayorably with
the receipts last week. The run Is lighter
and the demand better, with an improvement
ofHa2Sc. over last week. We quote rough
sows and stays at 42Iu5c., few selling at tGe
former price, while other grades sold for 5Xs
6hc: with few extra q shade higher. The
receipts 70 Saturday wero 800 head, and since
then 3,Sl3 head have arrived.
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"Dox'r give up the ship" until you have
tried natures wonderful product "Bethesds
Water" Others haVo been cured and 80
may you, Whosufer from Bright's Disease,
Diabetes, or kindred disorders Of the
Urinary organs.
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SEVERE ACCIDENT TO A DRue CLERK
A day or two ago Mr.. Robert Gibson, Jr.
a clerk Of Logan, List 4 Co.'s drug store
met with q very ugly accident. al
the store Mr.. Gibson was waiting on I
customer, and turning suddenly, his lei
struck 2 pair OF scissors that hung on tht
knob Of . drawer, with the points extend
ed at right angles. The blade entered thl
tieshy part Of his log to the depth Of abou
an inch and quarter, making q paintu
punctured wound, Mr.. Gibson will b
laid up for some time nursing the wound
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Tho market was fairly active from the be.
ginning I'll near the end OF operations Prices
were considered by some dealers as shade
higher, on account Of the scarcity Of tons, tlle
offerings consisting very largely Of the middle
grades, while the other dealers thought there
was but little II any change. All the offerings
were disposed Of at prices ranging from 8 10
SIC, a few selling at the former price, while a
considerable number brought So and UPWARDS.
Mich Cows-Tke trade Is very dull and
SAssupply full: Prices, $50 0Oa4O6O per head.
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Ghe GnteIIigerrtsr.


lyanswer to question as to how much
,belate Baron Rothschild left, an exchange
simply replies "he left all he had" There
il Il sermon for you in five words.
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TnE measures oil economy in the Qd.
mintstration OF the saIaried departments
Of the city, as introduced by tho Council
Committee on Salaries, have met with on.
position in the Second Branch, while tho
Fint Branch has especially championed
the proposed reform. The committee
some weeks ago reported reduction OF 10
per cent. on the salaries Of the Street Com.
missioner, Superintendent Of Water
Works, Chief Of Police and City Clerk,
butthe Second Branch, after sGcnc discus.
sion, finally put the salaries back 70 the
old figures. The First Branch, however,
when the report reached them, made the
reduction as reported by the committee
The First Branch took further step
Tho report Of tho Committee on Salaries
made reduction Of 10 per cent on the
salary OF Superintendent Of the Water
Works, but retained tho salaries OF two
engineers and two flremen at the same
figures as last year, s76 and $50 a month
respectively, The First Branch took the
gouud that this was unequal and unjust
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James Bowlan deliberately murdered
his vile at San Francisco, yesterday, he.
cause she refused TO live with him and
submit to his brutal treatment, W"
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OuR iricntl, Charley Franzheim, tells US
that when he was in the City of Mexico
lie noticed in passing along the street two
handsome wine glasses in the show case
window Of china store, and was struck
with the similarity of the pattern to one
that he had in his possession from the Gen.
tral Glass Company OF Wheeling. He
stepped into the store and examined the
pattern more thoroughly, and found that
it was exactly the same, and moreover
that the glasses had been made in Wheel.
ing by the Central Glass Company and
exported to Bremen in Germany, and
from thence importsgl into Mexico. The
price in Mexico was 81 35 for pair Of the
glasses, whereas in Wheeling they were
sold ut 40 cents per dozen.
This incident he told us as showing the
immense profit at which goods are sold In
Mexico.
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OFFICIAL statistics regarding German
emigration, which have just been pub
lisE,ed, show that there sailed from Ham
burg, Bremen, stettin and Antwerp dur
ing lS7S-'7O, 2i,97 German emigrants.
From these points the number coming to
tho United States was 9O,37S, the remain
der going to Australia and Brazil in about
cqual numbers. 1t is Curious feature OF
the German emigration, as compared with
that Of other countries-and yet readily
understood when looked into carefully
that the per centage Of males predomi-
mates greatly This is owing to the inilu-
ence Of the military rysystem Of the Father
land, those subject to its provisions taking
advantage OF the opportunity to avoid it.
puring the past eight years nearly $1,000
moremen than women Gave left Germany.
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NOTICE
REDEMPTION OF cas- LOAN BONDS.

Ihe holders q The Gas Bonds Of the City Of wheel.
January ls!h, 1871, are hereby notified Ihst In NJ.
Sotuance With Tue provisions o SiId OFdinaucs ths
O'SsSNaSs S Iss q SSi Il o. 10 dSsOI5. yE 4s o o. il 10
- y. 'S a. o. 70, I1S ~ " 26, 81, 81, 7 III. S. l6
lol Wi % paid on presentation al the ExchanT Panf
aug WI cease 10 bear interest after lnly Isl s;s ~
cotulhS 10 The provisions Of said ordinance
N. REILLY,
A. ]. 81 EENEY,
a.. W. b, SIMPSON,
lVlu lOmmta, ,Ihnars
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9. '"''S''
Mrs. Miller, wife oi John H. Miller, n
prominent citizen Of Newark, Ohio, sui.
cided yesterday by hanging. The finan.
clal losses OF her husband Is supposed 10
be the cause OF the act.
The National Eclectic Medical Assoc;a.
ton meets at Cleveland, O., to-day. A
large number Of delegates have already
arrived in the city, and the meeting prom.
ises to be an interesting one.
1t was ascertained yesterday afternoon
that at two Of the print cloth mills at Fall
River, Mass.r notice had been given Of the
Intention to quit work. In one corpora.
ton quite a large number OF spinners
have withdrawn their notices and said TO
bo securing similar action at one or two
other mills.
Reports from Southeastern Missouri and
Northeastern Arkansas, along the line OF
the st. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway and the country adjacent thereto,
say that the harvesting Is we'll under way
Throughout that region. The wheat CROP
is very fine and viii yield Is to 20 bushels
per acre. The corn and cotton is looking
unusually well. The acreage of wheat
and corn is much greater than any pro.
ceeding year.
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NefTIs noo,n

Qq4RtEsrOS, S. O., June l7.-Johp
Moore, who grossly assaulted and then
murdered Miss Woodward, on the 9Th
inst, near welltord, was hanged by a
mob Of l50 armed men, who rode into
Spartansburg. The jailor had removed
Moore, b4t the mob discoYered him.
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Arrivals this week
HiH aisIs Lt .............. sis
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TnE railroad investigation in progress
at New York, ordered by the last New
York Legislature on the petition Of New
YORK merchants, has been conducted so
far by highly competent man, Simon
Sterne, and promises good results. The
examination of the New York Central's
freight agent has brought out, as might
have been expected, that the road like
others has Especial" freight rate for eve.
ry shipper and to every destination. The
regular tariff is established only to be bro.
ken, and contracts departing from it are
made for every conceivable reason. Rail.
road men consider it impossible to do
otherwise, and most business men are
firmly persuaded that these secret con-
tracts for special rates are profitable, al
though in the long run they always give
large operators an advantage over smaller
ones.
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CHEMIST.
GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE REDEMPTION on PUR.
~ lac BUILDING LOAN BONDS,
The heldOta Of the abOve named bonds aro bsrsh =.
notled that bonds Of tho nutnbCFN n msIT.
~ ~ ~ 90 o. lGa 20, as, 20, Ii, i1s, ia. IA.
y, Vc, " ~ ", have been drawn by lot 10 accord.
i9g we 1me and will DO paid At the Exchange Rank
81 M1eeIiGg July ~, iSiJ. al which time they viii
COMMISSIONERS !SIS PUBLIC BUILDING LOAN.
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The arrivals Of cattle during tile week
amounted to !. .TeS head, against ,272 last week
and $50 head the corresponding week Of last
year, and the sales during the week amounted
to l.0l5 head against ], Jos last week and !, 200
head ! the corresponding week Of last year, aud
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Capital Dining Rooms.
NHEApHOMES AND Cu0ICFPTITI n


GHELElsA.PAHoMEs ELls A AND CHoICEBUILD
S6p @ vi buy lIouss and Lot on the Island. SNO
500 sgoo AID 0OO will buy you House and LSt Il,
EaSt Centre Wheeling and on The IIiSud,
oNiH buy an excellent Two Story BTlck House
ADouBLE HOUSE on Main strest, ceptt, wheel.
ns NOS S0l6 and ?0l7 Lot % BY ia Containing SIx
SS%s including store ROOM good cellar gaS aud
THREE FINE RESIDENCES on Min ,,rue., Op.
cSite tne nIeet car stables, known rs the "Iantfy
Properly VII be sid on oiSy terlnA These hOuSs.
AZ We 6aIit and With all modern improvements,
ELEVEN TENEMENT HOUSES, near Youpys.
town, Ohio which rent for $50 per month and Two
smail taIms, luAnd % acres well Improved, for sale
very ccneap o. ioI exchange for West virginia lands.
TEN SMALL AND LARGE FARMS, from tWo to
nlns mllei from the city, for from $40 10 % per acre
Wild Lands Al % and s. per acre,
| For turtheF particulars llauIFe Of
p.,p. e. A. sCHAEFER& 4 CO.,
| Real E@tate and Insurance Agency,
myleMWAH Opera House Corner. WkOs fng, w. Va,
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ArIyaIs SErIySis t., Is' .... Si42
Arrivals 0Le year HeS 7Ss
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Attic city election at Portland, Oregon,
yesterday, the Republicans elected the
Mayor and two Councilmen,
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

Lord LOTUS, newly appointed Governor
oL New South Wales, arrived at New York
yesterday, on his way to Sydney,
Boston-Bostons, o. Oinclnnatls, 0.
Syracusa-y0hlGagos, 3; Stars, 9.
Iroy.Bufalos, s; Troy Citys, l.
Providence-C Clevelands, 5; Providence,
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TNMAN L1NE-UNITED STATES AND
4, 4 RoTAL MAIL STEAMERS, NEW YORK 10
QUEENSTOWNAN AND LIVERPOOL Az


lbV9o mlgnlheepI lleaneT nFo 1moDv M Stropea,l
nISeet ana talleSt an The Atlantic, and have eSefy
m9SaeIp S IMPROVEMENT including hot and cold water
W SssShI eeih In staieToomi, revolving ehAlFs In
9teonas nAth aud tmeking TnnniS barber Shopa etc
E1tM g! palage and other Information, apply 10
n. a. yySShhS =. DALE, Agent, 81 Broadway, Il. Z,
W ni3ryISthN 70 yyhN hA1LlR, Union u. n Oflcs; 'THOs,
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ITO CONTRACTORS.
Stone IalI and laIIOrs Residence Of Brick,
MonoAxrowv W. vA May 1s 1sss SH"l'alSTs.S sIs.wA,
SEALED PROPOSALS.

CLERK's oyVIcR BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
WHEELING, June II, 1879. !
heaed Proposals will be received At this Office until
WEDNESDAY July ID, 1879, at y NJ, for the follow
lst The construction Of Foot Bridge al Steenrod's
across wheeling creek, on tho site Of the former
Dru8ei 10 DC ak 6 feet Wide In the clear In thrpe(
spahs, one ninety 9O feet aud two Of forty Eve til
ieei' each 70 clear having hand railing on each SiIe
and steps four ~ feet In height at the euS Also IN,
raising O piers and abutments four feet REQUIRING SRy
~ cubic yards Of GecOblclass masonry laid IN mOrtRf
foot PN' PCT 't"N'"
Bids FOR the superstructurc must show clearly the
material and plan Of truss proposed.
"a. ThO Gladlng aud Masonry reduired ON the i'm
proVement Of Short Creek InOrth branch) embFacIng
about 900 cubic yArs Of excavation and 100 cubic
yards dry culEert masonry.
dl. The Gfading and Masonry required on the I'M
pr1yement Of Peters Run Toad embracing about 600
canls yards excavation and $50 cubic yards culyert
masonry.
4.h. The raising Of the bridge over Middle Wheel.
lnBCfeeEI on west Union and R0ney's Point road
four ~ feet ab0Vc lie present level feIurIuR about
cubic yards excavation.
Bids must be BY the cubic yard for masonry and for
excavation Ia earth, loose rock and sold focE, AMI
named. "S''s
poSal. S-@' r'S
and all bids. '''S~' "''
By Orler Of tho Board Of Commissioners.
"a, = o,,,., CHAs. II. DElTERS, Clerk.
W. c, sAlTH, County Engineer. jeil
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eWFAVORITE pEMEDY. eFs
Is offered as a reliable medicine for the cure OF
all diseases arising from impure state of the
~ BLOOD
such az ScrofuIa, Stff isheusn & like affections
s8- FAv0RITE REMEDY IA s.
fs speci &c in Kidney 4 Hia oder Onip n infs,
censtfpmtion o. the bowels and diseases OF the
Liver. To Women who suffer from any OF tho
a real bile sing,
DIR xxENINEDx
would have It understood thar. while h@ q engaged
in the nroduetion Of his nodicine FAvorite Rent
cdy)he sti continues the practice Of his profession,
but confines himself exclusively to gee practice:
He treats all diseases of chronic character. and
performs oil The minor and capital operations OF
Saraery. Parties living at a distance, except In
Surgical cases. by sending statement OF their case
can be treated Mt home. Address
g DR.. DAVID KENNEDY EoNDoUT, N. x.
July 80, 1s7s-jy.