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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-10-11

Glass 1-HdndsOnest baby under Sir
Months old.
Mrs A. Reynolds -$5 90
George Sayre------------ 3 90
F. Reynolds lds----------- 100
Class 2-Ooer months and uder yr.
Mrs. B. G. Schroeder $5 90
Frank Fleming--- 3 90
VIM. Evans-------- 3 %
Class 3-OUer gear and under Is mos.
Mrs, George White-------------$50 SIS 90
A. Fleming---- 3 90
T. Illing----------. 2 90
Glass 4-Fattest baby under Is months.
Mrs. II. III. Heming------$5 90
Francis H. Haas-----3 3 90
Glass 5-Baby ,oith the prettiest head Of
hair under Is months old.
Mrs J. d. Stevens $5 90
Adam Smith--------------- 3 90
Glass 6-Youngest child that can sag
jefferson County Fair"
Class -Hdnds0mest TaoinS.
Mrs. Lewis So 90
Clara Bird has been notified to appear
for examination at Annapolis, Maryland,
preparatory for admission to the Naval
School, to which he has received an ap-
pointment.
That portion of Blake's addition to the
city.now owned by G. Stoppenbach, is
being built up rapidly. Chas Fresh has
already put up house and Charles Gear
ing is building good one, while 2 others
are about being commenced.
The Jefferson Woolen Mills have been
awarded the contract to furnish 600 pairs
of blankets to the State Charitable 1nsti-
tutions. This is first-class recommend for
the goods made by the Jefferson Company.
John Schmidt is the "boss'' mover.
Last week he took an old building that
had been doing service for the county as
wood house, mounted it on wheels and
in 20 minutes had it on r. B. Kirkland's
place where it will be used as a wood
house.
Last week wall-eyed pike weighing
plumb eight pounds was caught just be-
low the dam on the east side of the river.
This is probably the largest wall-eye0
pike taken with hook and line at Jeffer-
son for many years.
Rev. Mr.. Boynton will retire from the
ministry this fall and turn his attention
to farming. His health compels him to
do so.-Bdnaer.
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LAKE MILLS.

F. A. Seaver is on the road taking or
ders for his superior knives. He reports
business good.
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Gives Lessons on the Piano, Organ, Flohn' III
Singing and Harmony. go y-baro
Price per term of 20 lessons stZ, VIZ VIZ
more than two lessons are given in one family u
reduction viii be made, ONCE over W. II
Rohr's Clothing Store
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HAMLlN 81 FORD,

vvo+or+o,yn Tnmber Yard. Lumber OF ever!
descrintion. Lath and shingles consanIiia Ii oit t
hand and for sale at the lowest MaThe' 1 INV a.
the Milwaukee Depot, WATERFOWL "lS-
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JEFFERSON.

The following were the prizes awarded
and the parties to whom given at the baby
show:
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Excursion to Warrington,

The National Bassar, Industrial and Ar,
Exposition for the benefit OF the Garfield
Monumental Fund. will be held ut the U. S
Capitol, November 18th to December Sd. 1850
The principal object Of the Exposition Ia Ia
raise funds for the erection of monument
at the National Capitol to the memory OF The
late President Garfield, but tho exhibition
itself. under the management of Board OF
direction composed OF gentlemen represent.
ing the various branches Of the Government,
assisted by Commissioners from every State
in the Union. will present marvellous dis.
play, OF Art Treasures and tho products Of
Mechanical and Agricultural Industries, To
which will be added special attractions ON
separate days, including Memorial Service
in the Churches, Grand Bicycle Meet ond
Tournament, knights .Templar and Military
lances and Competitive Drills, and Gorgeous
Examinations ut Night -
10 accommodate those desiring to visit The
Exposition the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Il ST
Louis Hallway (Pan Handle Route) will sell
excursion tickets at one fare for the ronn6
trip, from all stations. Tickets will be good
going east on any regular train November
eth, 1882, and will DO good for contipuous
return'p passage OH any regular, train OF tbe
Pennsylvania Railroad leaving Washington
before midnight of Saturday, December I'd.
1882. llis-.- {. -A'
A more pleasant time could not be selected
70 visit the National Capital, rs 1t offers un.
limited attractions Of any season. It is a
we'll known fact that Washington is the most
beautiful city OH the continent. Its broad
perfectly constructed and clean kept avenues
are mnrvels Of the engineers skill. Its mag.
nihcent public building boupdlcss In extent
and costing millions Of dollars, have no coun.
terparis in this or any other country. Its
elegant private residences, rich in architec.
tnrai design and adornuents the homes Of
wealthy private citizens and distinguished
representatives OF the Government, riyalinr
the palaces Of tho Old World, complete 4
scene Of rare glandeur and combine TO I'LL
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Both parts OF the Ohio County Cir.
cult Court began the November
term yesterday, with Judge jacob
on the bench In Part and Judge Boyd In
Part II. An order was entered in Joint scs.
sion thut the Grand Jury be impaneled and
all criminal matters heard in Part II, cxcent
the case Of the State OF West Virginia W.
Eugene Cady,and all Indictment, found for
selling sprituous liquors on Sunday at the
Sentember term OF court
The law docket in Part ! was called
yesterday afternoon, and the criminal and
chauCery docket will be called in Part II this
forenoon, and the chancery docket in Part
this afternoon.
1t was ordered that thirty. petit Jurors be
drawn for CT Oh part next Monday.
The Grand Jury did not complete its labors
las: evening, and adjourned till to day
without reporting It is composed of the
following gentlemen: A. Il. Jacob, William
North, II. N. Babcotk, W. =. Goshorn, II,
Moenkemoeller, II. NJ. Harper, Manuel Gut.
man, J. A. Dunning, James Russell, S. J..
boyd, John Schneider, James barnes, John
McLuree, Patrick Kennedy, David Bell, Al.
bert Scheirer. =.
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"rEiE GL.ASS CITY,
JnStIfyi Ing STl:la 10 the SoubrisIuct II
ton

Delaire is just now having !boom" in
the glass manufacturing business. She has
been having boom sli along, but just now
she is making special efforts 10 Justify her
claim 10 the title "Glass City," The business
in Dellaire is not sudden notion, but has
srovn steadily and firmly. The Belmont,
with one Furnaces, WIS long the only glass
house. then the NATIONAL, HoT owned by
llodefer Brothers. vas established, followed
by the Ohio, the Goblet Company, the Etna
and the Bottle Wofka. The Star glass house,
n private house, was burned and mayer re-
built for private reasons. OF the window
glass houses, in which business Is the present
boom, t.is pcllaire works in the first ward
was ten years old before the new Union was
built, but it now has built saathcr furnace.
Nearly NIL The other glass houses have done
the same and there are nov eleyen furnaces
ut work. III,
For come time there have been run,o,s
alloat about some great additions 10 Bellaire's
wlhSoY glass factories, but many things
have been said with very little foIndalion,
The Union was said to he preparing 10 double
its egpacity by the erection OF anotheI fur,
mace; hut. although some of tho STOCKHOLM.
crs may have said what they would like to
do nothing whatever has besn decided on,
With regard 10 the Dellaire window glass
hanse, J. W. Sanders the President, says The
company hsl been considering the matter OF
doubling the capacity Of The works, which
has already been doubled recently by the
building OF the SECOND furnace; but thut
tiiccra,are several preliminary points to be
settled before snvlhing can bG done. The
main cause Of delay IS t.:i: Tho railroad com.
panies have not agreed on putting 1r6.dd
gauge track below the creek. At present The
narrow gauge road Is tho only track crossing
the creek, and the firms in that part OF town
think the amount OF their shipments OF raw
material into Bellairc and manufactured
goods ont again justify them in asking for
the better facilities Of broad gauge track.
The Talk OF Kew firm for The manufacture
OF window glass has taken definite shane
and is Eow IN assured thing. as Messrs. s. i.
Hamilton and D. ]. Smith have already re-
ceiyed subscriptions for $4,000 OF the ncces.
ssary SIC, 900 stock. This is Therefore assured;
but the rumors about site are as yet only
rumoIs, rs there arc various circumstances
to govern Tho selection. Dellairc has several
excellent unoCcgpied sites for such an es.
adjustment Glass manufacture seems to
be the most popular OF Bellaire's industries,
and very large proportion OF the money
invested in tho various factories is home
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'.. .s.. : -ss75-- b.. q
Something New In Pfnuos.

We were yesterday invited to examine a
kranich Il Bach upright piano, Just received
by Wilson T. Banner. which they claim 10
be superior to any before brought to our city.
The chief feature Of the inStrumeat Is an IN.
tirely nnw SCALE. which seclrrS clear. rihhtg;.
ing tone, fully equal TO that OF n grand, thus
overcoming the boxed or muflled tone, which
has, heretofore, been the greatest objection TO
uprishls. The piano is also supplied with q
neE perpetual sounding board, which secures
tho sophling board III place, by pieans OF
screws, without glueins'it 10 The wooden
frame, as is usually done; by this means, il
can espand, swell, contract or shrink during
atmospheric changes without sustaining III.
jury; whereas, when secured'in tue ordinary
manner Il is very frequently split in expand.
Ing, swelling Or. contracting. II n piano
shou!a lo7e its tane after yesry Of noe, BY
means OF the tensfon screws, byFthis nerpe,uali
sounding board, the former brilliancy can be
restored.
The improved repeating action is used In
all Of the kranich 4 Bach uprigh. pianos.
we were glad TO learn that the X. & u. has
been warmly recommended by musical au.
th,oritics, and Is very generally used IN our
Wilson & banner take great pleasure in
showing these pianos to any persons, who care
to sec them, ',al,. - y - - -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
PROPOSALS TO SUPPLY COAL.

Proposals to furnish the Public Schools OF the cit,
with Coal during the present school year. Will h
received at the Office oil the Board Of klucaton IN
~. at which time the Boatd will meet to examine
bills aud award contract, Each proposal mus
specify a, what rate per b,hel the bidder III sup
ply each school separately vs. th clean top coal from
the date OF the contract with bidder, until the end
OF the present school year .I#
The person or persons whose bid or bids are ac
cepted Will be required TO enter into written con
tct with the DonId, and 10 give 81 ,lcicnt security
TO keep the Same, a@rE.- lI.II'
The right to reject any and all bidsis reserved,
Bids should be enclosed In ,raled envelopes, en-
dorcd Proposals 10 supply COAL and addressed
II. Il. PEN DLETON,
Clerk Dontd Of Education,
mol No. AZ Fourteenth Street y
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.. ~ -.'">- w W - s'SAFtsHfsONs
A prominent Democrat haied on IurELLl.
GENcER man yesterday and said;
"Well the public seemed TO swallow Sen.
atOr Davis's bait with RELISH" :
Flows that?'
"You did not ConS.rue his letter in the
Register into deolinution, did your
;"It was so printed by tho ReolsicrYn
"Yes; Lewis Baker is an astute politician.
So Is Henry G. Davis. You read his letter
again." j. :
The reporter promised 10 do so.
III you are not convinced Henry G, Davis
is candidate, miss my guess. lie is n
business man with business methodp, Had
he wanted 10 decline to be n candidate no
wonld have done so, using only rs many
words as necessary Did he do that?r =
The reporter thought not.
"So; but no reminds the people of tho
Third district that he is engaged in CARRYING
out one OF their pet projects, the connection
Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio and Cheaaprako 4
Ohio railroads. and tells u, nil hos. ;sithirlIy
he has served lis in the past. 1t Is bold lid
for support at the next session of tho Lecis.
latiirc, and Baker sugar coats itwi.h a dis.
play head representing 1t rs declination.n
Then you think Senator paviswants 10 be
bis own successor ..i .5E
Y" of course he does And he probably villa
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Tscnu This.

.. VI b
will place on the counters for sale sever.
al lines OF ladies' fine shoes at the following
extremely low prices, For Cash, fol, this week
!, Ladies' kid, glove top, button, $500, worth
:, Ladies' glove top, cur kid fox button,
worth s. so. -
:, Ladies cn Simon bark goat mat top, button,
worth $3.50. '1.1'1
. Ladies' L. French kid, button, $500, worth
worth $500. 800
Remember the above goods are offered be.
low their value. Call early, while we have
all sizes in stock.
t9ii4 L. V. BLoSp.
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C6MMEHolsa Sunday night November 10Th
the u. y 0. II: r. will run a through sleep.
Ing car from Wheeling TO Newark, Colum.
bus, Springfield, Cincinnati and Indiana.
polls Tie sleeper will leave Wheeling
every night at ll;,a +. NJ. city time, but
parties cRa :atlse at any time inter 0 o'clOek
I. n. as Tho sleeper will be in the B. 80.
depot after that hour. Derths can be Sc.
cured by applying to Thos. II. L. Haasc,
ticket agcnt, B. & O. r. r. -
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Two l.nrsc corrorn,iu,,s.

Two certificates of incorporation were veg.
terday issued by Secretary Of State Stalnakcr
to large corporations having their headouar.
iers NJ Boston. One is the "Annan Manu-.
featuring Company" formed for tho pur.
pose OF manufacturing envelopes aud paper
sacks. which has n nominal capital stock OF
$500 600, OF which S95oCO0 Inns been sub.
scribed, and the prescribed ten per cent
81. 900, paid in. The. corporators are five
gentlemen Of the hub unknown TO flme
hereabou,a,
The other corporation Is All organization
for the manufacture OF a patent water motor,
and Is called the amherst Hydraulic Motor
Company OF Boston," Its incorpora!ors arc
also all I.osson men Of only local pronl-
hence. and they have subscribed tho sum Of
81 1000 TO the capital stock, and paid in on
their subscriptions $4,000, while they re-
serve the privilege Of increasing the capital
stock by sales OF additional shares from time
TO time to half 4 million dollars In all. In
both companies the shares are SO each,
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Personal MENTION,
News md Gossip In Refcrenceto Various

"
Librarian Pendclon has been confined TO
bis room for the past two days
Hon. David Wagner, was yesterday called
TO Bellevllls by the death Of bis sister.
Miss Annie Naylor, OF the Island, Is visit.
Ing Bellairc relatives. Mrs J. II. Kirk also
visited friends there yesterday.
Mr.. @. Henry alerkle and bride have re.
turned from their bridal tour, and settled
dowh IN Wheeling, where they expect to re.
side. =
Mr.. Joseph L. Rhus will leave for Texas on
u short business trip this morning ut S:57,
much to the regret Of his many friends In
this city. lJ :
DR.. upiegrairs condition Is reported as
not so favorable as some days ago, and great.
or anxiety now prevails among his friends
than at my previous time in his illness.
Brevard Sinclair, Esq, In former years
Southern journalist, later an attorney ut
Columbus, Ohio. and now In business In
Kansas City, Is visiting his uncle, Rev. DR..
Cunningham, In this city. F
W. A. Hunt, Esq, editor Of the 81. Clairs.
willie Chronicle, and one OF the prominent OIL.
cials OF the 81, Clafrsville Northern road,
was In the city yesterday, accompanied by
his wife. Mr.. |. II. Patterson, President Of
the ". Clairsville Railroad, the narrow gauge
connection Of tho b. & O., was also In town
awhile. -.a,rI.a4 H
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"oi course he does, Andhe probably will.n


Yesterday morning rs the Gig prisoners
weru being taken from the Work iiouse h
their employment OH Ohio street, Island,
three OF them, Pat O. Brien. who was In on a
sixty days term, Joshua Taylor, colored
man sent up for ten days, and Charles Am.
nous, . Yagrant, in for four months, starred
to ruin pfsr the vest end OF tho suspension
bridge. Assistant Keeper Fog pursued, but
stumbled and fell, fractiiring ons bone OF his
leg. The men thus made good their escape,
though Keeper l.adford fred his reyol We! al
them without effect. Subsequently Superin.
tendent Maloney recaptured 4 mnions. For
WI taken to his home and his Injury attend.
ed 10, 3i!allr's
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BY pE- FnAzlEr's MaGrc Ointment. Cures
% BY magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Graos, Bio.chss and Eruptions on the Face,
full. Also cures Itch, Salt Rhe,!u,. Gore Mn.
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers an and
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re-.
ceipt Of price, 60 cente. ~ -
JiF. shirk, Agent at Wheeling, and 2. X.
MeConaley, Agent at Bridgeport. raw.
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New Advertisements.

Embellish Your Houses. sE.
bridgeport Collaborating Bros.
One Touch OF Wintcr-B. +. Caldwell.
Palace parlor Coal Vases-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
For ltent-Brick Dwelling.
Card OF Thanks-Mar Feinler and Family,
For Rent-No. 1887 Market Street.
For Sale-G. O. Smith.
Lost-Note and Money.
Melz:l Soup at Frank Walters.
Proposals to Supply Coal-Fourth Page.
Ladies' Satchels aud pocketbooks- Stanton
& Davenport
Sealed Proposals-Fourth Page.
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The Great Feg,ale Remedy Is prepared BY
the Women's Medical Institute Of Buffalo
MY, and is their favorite prescription fol
ladies who are suffering from any weakness
or complaints common to the ser. IL is
sold by druggists at 81. 90 per bottle. Ladies
can ohtsin advice free, Send stamp for
names Of those who have been cured. =
"a: ~ wholesale and retail by Logan 4 Co.,
Whe ing, W., Va. = nv, ~
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An ISUDOHfnr.

Yesterday morning rather rough looking
man n called upon A. L.. Forscy, Esq +, W. NJ.
OF ONO Lodge, No. l, A. F. and A. 81, repre-
senting himselfu Us Mason and mem bpr of
Kingston Lodge, No. 10, Of Kingston. n. y.
lie solicited financial mid. He gave his name
as JOHANNES T. Becker, aud had diploma
Issued by Kingston Lodge In 1855. Before
rendering hin, the asked for assistance, dis.
patch was sent to Kingston, asking for infor.
nation concerning the applicant. Tho io..
lowing reply was received; So IN :, )
Ut. Becker Is an imposter. Heard from
gt 70. @. Ten DIoCH, W. MI
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

being unabletO attend 10 all customers
Ia search of Cllldren's md Misses Coats
We Will this day continue our special sale.
BLUM & MARKS,
Cloak House, LOG Main Street,
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D fatsiIy Proven,

1t is easily proven that maarlal feyers,
cousti nation; torpldity OF the liver and kid.
neys, general debility, nervousness and
,neurals7S slments yield readily to this great
disease coliqCerer, Hop llitters. 1t repairs
the ravages Of disease By converting the food
into rich blood, and il gives new life aud
yigor to the aged md infrm always. rrHsIw.
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NEW CUMBERLAND.

Yesterday morning Mr.. W. II. Railey,
special agent from the pension oNlco depart.
mIlsnt at Washington. y. c., was in town.
lie came to make examination into the claim
Of Jason Hickman. Mr.. Hickman has long
been inlirm. - .
The Disciples Church holds a conrre.
6ational meeting this evening Ia si,s Mir
pose Of Ia ling the sense Of that body upon
the question Of employing Elder ". r. Pat
tie, Or Wellsburg, as their pastor. MIR. pattie
has preached on several Sundays for the con-
him. ~ =,
Mr.. ". II. surls, OF Fast Liverpool. Ohio,
EaS In town Yesterday, makibp arrangements
[or the entertainment 10 be given BY the
General Lyon Post OF the G. 4. r. Of the
above place. They show here on tho Goth,
and the prospects arc that they vii! have q
large crowd. as tho cause for which the pro-
ceeds 80 calls forth tho better impulse Of our
citizens, 1t is for the benefit OF the widows
and orphans Of the soldiers Of the late war.
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On; PIrRcE's "Fayotite Prescriptions Is not
extollcd as 'cure.ull," but admirably hi.
Elisa singeness Of purpose, being a most
potent specific in these chronic weaknesses
peculiar to women. PARTICULARS In DR..
Pierce's pamphlettreatise on diseases pc euliar
to women. 90 pages. sent for three stamps.
Address Worlds Dispensary Medical As.
ISOLATION, IuHso, \. '. Tr4y {
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Present stock Of pianos, steinway, Knabe
ChicEeripg, Hallet & Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest ptices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains. :-F:. ~ :
3S.,, LycAs' Music srogx,
ll42 Main street e
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Mrs. ZIEGENFELDER Is prepared 10
supply families with ilrst.class article
Of Ice Cream to-day. No. CO Twelfth
Street, reg
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AN Evening Will MhltIIsr."

The Young Peoples Working Association
81 the First Baptist Church entertained their
friends pleasantly last evening. For sever.
al weeks past they have devoted each Mon.
day:eyenipg 10 readings from the poe,s, and
last night Whit or was the poet chosen. A
biogra phical sketch OF John Grcenleaf Whit.
tier read by Rev. J. Il. Milford, was a
most entertaining paper. The programme
throughout was we'll executed, the per.
formers 10 doubt being encouraged to put
forth extra exertions by the large crowd that
had gathered, every seat in tue room being
occupied, and many standing. Following Is
the programme
]. Opening Exercises.
q ClOftix ltoIy 0ff.,,i,y,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CITY CT WHEELING,
- WI HIrtr.s Err,1.r Ns..an,Aa. ~ iesn

CITY CT WHEELING, |
CLELE's Cfrics, November ", 1852.
Proposals for repairing the roof Of the Capitol
building and Towers will be received ut the office
Of the City Clerk tlll Friday November - lSs? at
II o'clock ". Persons bidding must put In sept.
nate bids for painting snd repairing the tin roofs
md towers. The paint 10 be used must be mineral
red paint, mixed with boiled linscCd oil md put
OIL In II wOrkmanlikc ma"ner; the roof TO be thor
0ughly swept. BIDS Inustbc by the Slunt re yard for
painting the roof aud By the square yard Tor paint
Ing the towers. The bid for Itpairing the Tin roof
tue conductor on the north side Of the building.
All bids must be addressed 10 John s. Robinson,
Chairman OF the Committee OH Real Estate.
The Committee reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. FRANK BOWERS
nO!t CITY Clerk
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HOTEL ARRIVAL,
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

JOSH Billings says: Next 10 clear con.
shicnce for solid comfort Gums an old shu,n
ie probably never suffered with u cough or
cold, otherwise he would have referred 10 DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup as being also u good
thing to secure relief and comfort.
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Tnr B. & o.. X. X. ,are now running a
through sleeping car from Wheeling To
Newark, Columbus, Springfield and India.
napolIa. This sleeper leaves every nightFat
ILLS r. ~, except Saturday night. Parties
can retire as early as O o'clock, rs tho sleeper
will be at the B. 4 0. depot and open on and
after that hour. $40. 49, rs =