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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-06-10

hereby certify that the foregoing are true
copies of the respective bids submitted by
the parties named for doing the city printing
for the current year, and upon which the
committee on printing of the Common COun-
ell based their decision rs to tho lowest bid
der.
Witness my hand and seal of Office this LIST
day of June, 1881. -
lII JOHN Is. HODAPP,
(SEAL. City Recorder.
I
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-06-10

This is q new department which will be
found complete. A speciality made Of
Ladies, Misses and Children's Fine
Shoes. After thanking our many friends
for their liberal patronage, we beg
to assure you that We are better
prepared to serve You than ever
before. Agents for white Swan"
Shirts, also for BUTTERFLIES Patterns.
Double Store. 100 1 l02 So. Front
STREET.
McC ONNELL e CO.
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copy of the two propositions !:
MASKATO, May 9Th, 1851

haShaIO, Mdy htn, 1901.
To the Honorable Common Conncil City of
MankatO, Mimi:
GRSTLEMEN:-I will do the advertising and
job printing of the city of Mankato for the
ensuing. year nj the following prices:
Advertising city ordinances, resolutions,
official notices, reports, and Ill other
city ADVERTISING
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-06-10

The undersigned committee on printing of
thu Common Council, noticing the statement
oi the FREE Pass, alleging unfurncss In the
! award of the city printing and Offering 800
tu any competent judge who will decide the
Rsricc bid To be the lowest, would respect
fully submit the following comparison of
bids for work needed this year. III justiica-
ton of their action:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
THowFsoN d IE5BBERD.
a Elmo Showing 7r C!SGndC':cl'S. lamp
and Eyacl,c:s i0 Bronze aiiu '-i''''
Thor General Plumbing BN7tmS7N'

. rIcr, s.. uo'Ilf,. rerhaus that - sets oI
y the ir.ufy a. room, or makes h.th ";''
Er.rlt. cheerful and a.;ra"iiy" q q c.l'''i.'
Iir!.;tG .,,ng~ ,r the ~ .In" .tf> ,'''''"
tuy freq, q German student ia.AH ~ =, -"'..
burner. The demand Ter r."-':A "s':'''' ~
these lines has produced ,'im" 'uFl'' ar,
+ artistic creations. and each yea" seems ~
sI:ll a.s its Predecessor in tins respect.
ltal,t This time !a>r yea" the writer. Up'!
being shown q fine collection in tie 'Ao2 Il.
IN cXtcr.isc dealer. igd IL" lnpFr, non '!i''
perfection liGl a: iart been reached. y 10"
4 tavs since. however. lie VA, in the criapiiSN'
mont ot Eic>s@>. Thompson x l!ih3"rd al
No. 1914 Market street. md La occasion
in c!auCiu- a the stock, Ia changed ms
mind entirely. Their array of cut glass
EauGelcrS yariuu. cJ!OrCi bronze CAandr-
ici~ uGliahcd brass chandeliers sur
ua-s,d anything hc hal seen be-
fore and. If anything, til" prices were
considerably ChcarC". \ builder cannot
make better Investment than in putting
handsome. graceful and snowy rhanI'-
licrs in Ei>Crlim"> and beautiful brackets on
he walls While ihcy make home" - T.
married. above. q hundred per cent. more
desirable To- live in. they also adi many
tine. their cost ~ The value oi the house IN
The estimation ola possible purchaser al II"
house i, ever offered for sale. Great cJmp2-
ti;:on in the manufacture ofthc~, goods has
III: their Possession possible To ihr'' oi
lie most mudr>l means. Il would he mat
ter Of impus~ibiltty to fairly describe II"
goods spoken al. 50 the reader would get a
fair idea Of their diversity and fin" appear,
aucc. but If owners II homes would call AMI
see for themselves there iSnn doubt but that
the visit would well repay them.
There has been great tendency IN ia,"
vcar, and II is q very sensible org. i'll max
iru lu'iriav presents; - Get for friends some
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
HEDMkS & CO..
Practical Machirisis, Boiler an" 1'"'
H,iirders and RcpairerS.

Ana 1924 Chaplinc street AMI the cor
NOR ,f Eighteenth and Chaplinc: kc,uti''
! 20. tEc niarh!u;StS, hold forth. va. :"
I Hamilton Is he Junior partner. lie mas F;n,
! I'M nc:rl; all the large printing presses -
/ ills city. I; branch in The profession q. NV "
/ ci:ui,S that Is specially ~ iiSeh a.it 49,, -,
/ F.,,crn cities whury presses are ma L. ": ~
/ i,'.. Wild mechanics dyy1t, their SE'i
! .f,r,to his branch of work. Tins SHOWS;
| i,,,r,,.~ Ike diversity al informal on ana
! ;br rra,,ical skill 81 This firm. Bon ,ai'-
! rnrs cr,. praC.icg inen with most c%c'.lc.!I
r.,.,,t9.;,i,. rs Iuach;nistS. VIVA. tacy uhh I
| wand can't make ubDut any sort oi me-
| ,L;nrrv I'M worth the knowing "F ..i'N
| Ing. ! builders Of large or S!lai! SN...''-
CIV ,rI,rrah'r engines for lann or hi.''' n,I
! rE7.,.,s ;lry have no Supporters III III" 'A!p
/ E"Ii,,, .rrcir c..ahlishImant in forge III I
| Lon hes been fitted up largely for tliS i'UT,
/ prst and the best mechanics I" n' S'CuES'
| Are always busy in turning out thS.f ia'
| ordcr<. Their repair shop is refi2c' a..
/ partmcnt Of itSc!! and contains thr pest Oh
I machinery for tho purpose. As holI@F ilAh-
7 r.s and rCpaiTyrS their facilities ar tAi.n-
,iyc and their work in this lin" nrooa'iy,
stands first in the ci;y. They also n"N am
sell secondhand boilers and engines "' *
change new ones FOR them.
Wheeling h#, always occupied pr";hi-
ncnt place - q manufacturing c!tI "H'' ~
turned ont some master macl.nistN WHO
have done much to give il the excellent re-
mutation il now enjoys. Especially ~ me
kr;ldinc Of steamboat boilers and engines
, does the place have preference over "'Agf
ftics. RChman a Go. give especial a'!2n,
ti,n 10 this branch Oi their business. and
their work has always been proven 90 tie
highest quality. the finest finish AMI Inc
greatest StYcngti. Stcamhoaimcn far and
=. L.. ,nFFFrn rs 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
tGTTS. DECIyG K0DER.
s rIo:n;ucni Trui: ana Co:Msnisaioa
B1C.i,r

On Water street, lew door, hs'rw
Twelfth. i, i.c,i,! tar commission anal aDA,
store house ri Ns..:S. Cots, li.@' K Huhr,.
In This line il -a,.O. pr.c"j nc, OF az sin.-
llr CStaglj>' mint ~ WLc",iaE FROM h'.h
Up :Td down Tie river they have @lmas;
daily C.rS.gTmJHts If fruit and vegetables
md these thvy pose OF ct IL" hest market
rates To their extensive Coter;e 0t CUSTOM
c.. Their patrons h'w"vc", do no. rely On
t .lu' a caterer i.rimmcdiut2 gTncC:ir- only.
CT tie C,MtlmE, they get in potatoes by the
GER lots end ai,r apples, onions and Vcgc-
tables OF all kinds with which to furnish
heir extensive trade. THIS finn, in addition
20 the "hayc, handle extensively foreign
ruitS and canned goo,ls including preserves
and icll:cs in bulk and jars; pickle, in BAL;
and jars; kctchUps and spices, mustard, AMI
chow chow and, /" a word, 2 general line al!
fancy groceries. This commission house is
enc that Is marked with enterprise. prompt
nC~s and push. and having large c.l>i-a-
mCuiS W.. Instructions u sell quickly -
the hest advantage. Consumer, and d'a.2"i
,f',n lave ,.;.,s;Nliric, here ipr ha"rl'a,
tE;t cpUli 40, be secured NJ either auctions
CT regular dealing places. Especially ir.fh.#
"Usc Of y"lUo 10 the S;e"!I1na. igtc"r, :
I!Civ they can :.ud Z ch0iyc line ut supplies
and the >u-s. >tj'U i, equal" yaiUub.' a.
ctLcr parties. N"op IN a. Colts, D!nhl X
Kohcr and res, assured that this firm C}N
give YOU price, or stan lard goods in their
line which smaller dcalH~S would declare
impo S>ihlr IL camel goods :hry have tn
hest ri all STANDARD packages, a"t also tn
Same IN lar gDps:,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
nEi.TK AMP FL.tDISG.
Lumber poalcrs ami Janufrc'';r"r
sash. aC0r-. shutters, star. ;iv

\ lew doors above Chapl!mr street. N
north side oi Eighteenth Ntr"'' ~,."'
rinrirg mill al Bell d Fla!iHg. 800 ,
I.>imCHt that has. perhaps, Sr"u "...
gicss and development tHaa aIN .
concern OF the kind In Wncr.iae j.
ycr.atiDn with q large wagon mnu"0r
of this city few days ago about to J..
trade Lr said Ia q :ogari"' az iI.s 3.
.l,a,iu- O.; ErI;" \ Faiad.1-.s c,.a
l. eat. "Thi, i n;r 90 IA" iGns' rGr"..
trustworthy a"l pushing c.n...n' u
town. u,H,mJ.. When l.a' HrM ~
H. business. and thc% didn't hardly h
wagon load 81 lUmbc: in their shop.
looi. NJ IL, They use the three oinil".r
large building they occupy. l. !. r..rI
the ic-t machinery 10 DC found ~ "Tr
ing mill. don't care wha; its sic. a.t
do an immcusa business. Now lur. a.
n tina, ward near the tack &c .s
recently l"a cd that grpGnd 81. ..j
flied with lumber. hc,iiC' ha ...
elsewhere. GO through Thei. mi
smell army Of men are n bUsy
year round. ] tel, yoG they tU'E ...
Of material thai yoU hardly la e b.. q
"WCil. tic partners are h2Ii-"H..
| SUPPOSE" sad the reporter.
"lUu'vc hit the nail 81 H.. heal . .H
W., answered. 'Ic.fZ I, the basin
and Fiadir- attends To IA" pr ..
but both are practice, men q, 70. 30. 81"
core ,rCd. They haze been IN g." H..
ri ,h,ir Ives. working anil wn...as
too. trur seven In a." 4. rmiEs uI'. .
night. They know DO" @" h"y and
cgvai!y well huw To- er.. H'"a..' p,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
IN LEVEL CASES

And all kinds ard designs OF lew
eiry: in small ornamental charms,
watch chains Of all kinds, shapes
ard prices. Opera Glasses, hand
sOma Vases, Articles Of Virtu, and
a thousand and ore articles OF BIZ
oGtrie suitable for Holiday Presents.
Call early at
KILLER & Evanzhein'G
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
FnR Holiday PRESENTS

Sec tie magnificent aud NEW Stock
al the ioweIry House CT Miller &
FranzheiW, 10. I2CS Market Street
No CID goods at Miller E. Fran
zhcinl s, but embracing The most
beautiful designs in everything.
lCH'i faii TO Cali. ami early.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
OrTnuiI,irE to Pay thc Debt.

which INNS, or,,at, u.fr,,r.- apI ;nf-..f.
-. NM, rl'4, ~f..... .-f r =. i... ms.
tbot The rffbls,.hs r aJrrr,~.-..t..i,, ME- :..,
trUr ,t,r,, eff a.,.fr~..u rEf>,l.n,. .g..-f.u.
"Wc,t Virginia Ccrtiri,.js-" a5I West
vir,,.vfa E.-f.', do n,l ,N:.. ", Vir
,,fnia rs. prvrri.> Nh, any surs. ra.ar.. Tho
claim, the owner, OF these r.~ri.j. az. and
bnnGs arrrou.h having h..a r.rrrr.lIy
pr,s u.,i tY tine state luta,rf.... of West
Virginia. therefore rouIH a,, d.. aud have
MOI. b,ru recognized. and any r~p-p,al. t,.
a sct.Irmanr rn Tine. part uf fha..Iv.i..- .p
the STATE authur.tirs have. ur. f,..nI any
legislative DISCUSSION IS, letter OF Gov.
Jackson GaruI Nay 3d. ISL I'm reply ,p
So, r., II. HcarsJnu, r., , L,uUsu. England.
-Slgr'iug such claims
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
IryvTI;NoaH'H ss.:,t-r,..
Medicines T:ia: IIayI :.n"r -! -
Nearly IEal: 1t ,~g,yry.

F,r over forty. AM $780,. ...
Trcnlli"gc"'s Sa">&ra-i,# .. ..
end so!d in this Ci'v. 10. ..
hlr,d Esd thereby hDa..n- %. ..
.ttut.unul disease, a..>.H- t-r..-...
ties e dis lie nG.d g.. az. ....- .
llGof i the liic"-it /, ;rg.r... ....
ard remedy. Modern p.i... .....
this rurposc there 81 hg o.. ..
no; hy The thousand. ana they 3. p.
al over the country U~ieH Thy ...g
actually and only 1" pU; m... F..
purses OF thcirCympOunta.> T.w
SCrtion that IN" hwcTmir"" ,....
he hun.baGcd. has been ac,'t .. a. .
hy this elias, without any rr--' ..
rinrS consequences often cH.p. .
nostrums. But here in t:.'> e.. ..
medicine that has stood upon 70, ...
fer nearly half q century AMI So. .
public advertising simply hha...
consumers were SoUndcrs OF u, l...
OF equal merit j. Brent,
syrup OF BonCs"t and Wild q .....
has also been sold for iortyl '.... .
li2ccr's Cathar;ic Liver Pill. .
medicine, in their ,ura,ty, pos
~ ihw,auG,ui VOLUNTARY t.,.....
home uuupir. In ll.r@.,iu'" o..
which reach mos; oi ,," t.>rn
pia,nt, t. which human hr.' g..
YOU arc sufferer II" your nf. e..
and heal thyscli with them.
Ercn.iiugcT'~ store J. NJ. i..'
street. and in addition - pro-.
chs 81 Other CDmpuUndIng ,H. a.
they keep fuil line ui IN. ,r'..
and prescriptions are ac,Urd.r.N ..
cd at all hours of the day az D.. 20.
t .h,iShmCnti, under the cowl.'
Cf Mr.. WEI Brcnt,inGcr, VII"
rvror,c- that Tor the holiday, b. .
large line al toilet article AMI .a.
ui 2 general character IL ~" r..-
tlcrc Is now in h. store q Nu"' 3D..
thee gr.j, embracing rcr!a.
lotjlr-. combs. bru>h", AMI GIL.
powders made, fancy WAGES. lu..'
esd 5.r. ,.lg ease good, al w:'.r 50
q. 81. s.r:~ rf prices.
IL, Grry house ui tie Br'G;'.nE.-.
!a..y located and Of ready app.uLn.
al sections. and the public wil. TN,
gods ;hat can hc relied upon aai p
moderate Is en- hc found Gmywhcr
p,rirurcd clerks are Away IN attend.
riiah.litv in their services = asSTrr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
Anthony Col

NJ Anthony Goiinrr -...
Market street. now j..
handsome store n IN. "l B.
where he manUiac,ure. 40. r..
both large and small, pa. % ...
the store room there D. . r.
bird cages, fancy vac. "'.
&c. DC. which v.'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

second auditor.
Implying 10y their t-rlu, tll- West VIZ
giuia owe, a dcb,. and fGrtJne 'aa. ia. Sg-n
is either unable
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

growing monument TO his energy. ambition!
eincafion. and many excellent personal ana
.rJ IN, siursS qualities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
sEGS-SEglEE2ERS.
TiyOu IsaYD u2: already an Arlington
(Scs,.::@ az i5"atinS stove ia Your
G'uu.c. Settle Down "a an Ea3y Chair
aI:G RTa:i aGI Article Designed for EoIf
..ucr;itl s.c.:cEt G:.A cLcc.N ION.

VI, nav, 40 dpubg 'u. thai hundreds oi
'aG;C, WHO l.,itei III" ,a,. ~t&.n Fair and TX
? ,,GDu, hcid Or Wheeling l.laG'i, in their
hearts kindly thanked the EEG-r"E ipr
rsi,.Lg J.si" attention {" t!y exhibit OF
stoves IN !; .r.i,U'tgr&i Hal, h. MrSSrS. Jos.
Re- Is Co.. the Arlington stove founders.
What woman j. there, either rich o. poo:
VIII p.y,:Gs Over hone who does no
take PLEASURE in heinz esteemed 4 gJpi
E.~-, keeper? What woman WAC does no
know thai tie main essential u the acJUisi-
tisn al such u prizcl tide j. in having Il
we,'-s,, table, with tic io3j appc,.Zing,y
p-,I&rCd? And finally, what woman dos
Eu. know, ii not from actual experience. a.
| a>t Il, ~ native common sense, that to hl"1
good Cu"hiu@ < 81 stove Is no; only 4 ne
G., >i.y. hut great comfort and convenience
- well D Fu: years past stove makers ell
over the United State, have competed with
Cs,h ether L. produce the perfect stove.
They have T"'kcj their hrainr and expert
Lrtrd with models; have bu;ll aliuurtS
r5...G ,ruvCuiC"cCs tina, were either cncum-
h-::n,,- u" . raw Ic,~ 30 the S'p." proper.
a.t have put ON tn" market all kinds Il
,,n;s.i,at,d constructions hat - gDol
housewives proved .Gt" pother. an0 instead
81 .:-h;ruiuS her labor IN jh2 Kitchen, AMI
%,~.~i.G- H,r. operated iU,i the Other way
villa yii III rivalry i /, strange. bat never
thcil.>. lgvc..l successful dispute, We
believe. that . Wheeling foundry can b
given the credit Il making stove that IS
Perfection ii it.elf We refer u th' AR
Go. The latest ua;tcr" cat Is IaS Arlington
Ec'r~ria@ again - the exhibit mad, by
IL f"l1 at the Fair /: will u, gratifying 10
lie .:ou>#ud, w!.o shy i - know that they
p O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
Ei0!IH agT&Acv!oH%.

" r;Crc 0vCIS pictures, i,;eac;5i:: I'y1,.:r %.
EI.aEls::r::: i;'G:.'> 0Iyi. s'crr."t ~.
::Css"s N-"% 2" scrU-".; =: :s2 HH:ic,t
Possible Yrir"s-IH!:AGTi elr.r5 De
Xisitr u On. u ga. NDract.
The National tribune., 1881-02-01

members and member board thus who
member ordered periodical shall
tied TO the fee of b the receipt certificate of such
examination by the Commissioner of Pensions
SEQ 45 Examining duly appointed the Commis
soner of Pensions and such other qualified
time TO time he deems for the of the
make special examinations of pensioners applicants
examinations whether special benna but when injustice
alleged to have been done by an examination SO ordered the
Commissioner of Pensions bis discretion board
otree duly appointed examining who shall at
DC appear speclhl
tion and the decision such board shall be the
the The compensation shall
g. and shall be paid out of appropriations made for the
appointed surgeons are or may be authorized to be paid
47 The Secretary the Interior authorized appoint
charge of the examination and revision the reports
questions Pension Office
demand and his salary shall be per
qualified
the service require perform the duties
class appointments
shall not increase the clerical force of said bureau
Then in reference agents. he has the same power
appoint agents for the purpose of going the
try and examining pensioners and does it, and they 90
into counties and send for pensioners bring them up and
examine them
Mr. CAMERON, OF Wisconsin. They bring up and ex
anime those whom they suspect.
Mr. LOGAN And whom would you examine? That is
exactly what am talking about. If he has the power
tn examine those who suspected no what power
do you give this board that you want to appoint? He has
the power nOw and you do not the board go call
ing every pensioner in the United States examine
him. presume you only board to examine those
who suspected He has thar power now and he
cises it hence say that is the power he has If he
does exercise il and frauds because he ID
not qualified to execute the law.
The National tribune., 1881-02-01
How Sickles Saved His Life.

The way TO stop the flow of blood from bad wound
has been often pointed that is generally known
but it is best illustrated by actual example When
people injured and bleeding able help themselves
by simple process they should certainly love their lives
we'll enough TO do
That General Sickes is alive to-day is due only his
great presence of mind When he fell the field of
Gettysburg he tainted Recovering consciousness but
half dazed he fonnd he completely away from mme
diate help and that blood gushing from his leg in
jets, showing that artery severed.
Painfully raising HIMSELF he found his handkerchief he
tied it around the wound in such way to stop the flow
and in order to additional tghthes his sword
handle under the handkerchief and with all his power
the battlefield Like most persons he had read direc
ons of what necessary be done in such emergen-
ces but unlike many persons he cool and collected
enough to put his reading into practice when the
gency came.
The National tribune., 1881-02-01
DAVID w. WILLIAMS.
Attention, Soldiers !

There large class of ex-volunteer officers and sol
ders principally of the cavalry of the service who
after the fall of Richmond, with their commands
ordered to the Plains fight Indians to Texas the
river Rio Grande, TO watch marauding Mexicans These
mostly volunteers and had enlisted for
during the war; for one, two three years
less discharged by of the close of the
war In az the understanding, both the part of
the Government and the soldier that when the
bellion should have been put down they would be dis
charged but when the Government violated its contract
with these brave and ordered them TO the Plains
Texas large numbers of them, having served the Gov
faithfully according to the terms of their enlist
ment left for their homes and marked the rolls
as deserers hus forfeting all pay, bounty and other
allowances, ercepk probably pension All survivors of
this class and the heirs of such have died,
quesed send this paper their full Names with rank
company regiment aud postohce address. By doing
they may reap unexpected benefit
Any Of subscribers who know of any persons
braced in the classes referred TO will confer favor
latter by sending their names, &C., above
The National tribune., 1881-02-01

February Ia, 1881.
Editor Of The National Tribune:
DEAR SIR have received regularly THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE for years. and it the time has run
out, and | nclose fifty cents worth of postage
stamps TO my subscription for feel, without your
valuable paper in the house. though of the family
was gone, and that cannot endure. You will please
ing about the clock you sent to year ago, because
wanted seef it would stand the recommendation which
it has. 1t is beauty and perfect timekeepe and wish
could afford of them in each in the house.
wish could have THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE every week
is soldiers friend 1t reminds of renorcements
How glad to reinforcements coming. This
from your well-wisher
DAVID w. WILLIAMS.
The National tribune., 1881-02-01

For sponge cake, take eggs, cups of sugar beat
eggs and sugar well together coeecups of -four heap
ing tablespoonful of bakngpowder stir in all the flour
that the eggs and sugar win take up then add cup of
boiling water bake in quick oven.
The National tribune., 1881-02-01
Klnd Words from New York.

CENrREyILLE, ALLEGHENY Co., N Y.
February IA, 1881.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-26
HRLI,AIRE.


W, u, Smith lsllomc from Columbus
Gas pipes are being put into Sheets addi.
tiOn.
Some OF the Bellaire people who went away
to escape the diphthcrla have run right Into
1t elsewhere.
-Four barrels Of tar were burned At differ.
ont points on Gravel Hill on Wednesday
night, to purify the air.
Some Bplaire folks have returned from the
Burr's Mills camp grounds, among them the
families Of Thomas WetlerAld and Lem.
RNttpllO md Jonathan Hoffman.
There are number VI cases Of typhoid 70.
yer In town among adults, but they are not
serious cases. One death has occurred dur.
Ing the past week from this disease,
a Wheeling buggy came near breaking at
hG Street Commissioners gutter on Thirty.
nth street Thursday. II was driven By Il
Wheeling Councilman who thinks this city
may have To pay some damages on this score
II change Is not made.
The Welcome, while coming Tin tho river
with two bnrges "wednesday evening, got
aground near the Belmont coal works. md
IIade hole IN her hull with rock. She
could not very well sink, beingOn the bottom
already. Her bargcs were brought on up by
horses. u.
Tho wRteF main that supplies all Of the
Fifth ward, burst and let out very large
stream Of water Wednesday. The ground on.
tirely across the street had to 10 dug away,
and the street was much INSTRUCTED for TWEEN.
ty.fnur hnura, A lantern hung there warned
Travellers during the night.
An extra meeting Of Council to take action
about the dip llthorla, ordered more lime and
diSihfeCtants distributed about The cutters
and alleys and by citizens about their prem.
iseS II was also ordered that the United
States District Court he asked To stop the pOl-
luton Of our drinking water by Wheeling
scavengersi
The Tribune gives the names Of those who
have died during the lat week. The total Of
lrntls was twelve, eight Of them being from
diphtlGrih. Three Of these were children Of
Mrs Harden, Of the Third ward Two other
children died Wednesday evening IN ad,
ditinh to thcAe--R child Of John HGdlCy and
nne OF George Turnbull,
4 san Of II, Giniu's, while at the Iiurr'S
Mills camp meeting Sunday, saw a horse that
le recognized " one that had boon stolen
fronl Ills father i've ycNrs ngO. The owner
had h0ught tho horse some time ago aud
knew nothing Of Its history. Mr., tiiilh went
put aitcr II Wednesday but found II was not
his although almost exactly like IT.
Council has passed an ordinance, and did II
il quick time, too, changing the market
hours to the hours between four and eight
o'clock IN the morning Of Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Tile hours we have llad
ended at ten o'clock. This will much In.
prove the state nt TIE vegetable and meat
markets here tot We lIaye no market house,