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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
ParksrsbArs Turns Out En- Masss
to Witnesr the Closing Scenes
Of the GrA at Murder Trial.
Sympathy for the Unfortunate
Daughter Of tho Accused
The End at Hand.
Startling Financial Sensation.
Total Wreck Of a Catholic
Savings Society.
speea DisputeA 10 Ge Sunday Reoia<r

cpetSH D7Sft1cdto 10 Hte Stinddy Regia<Ts
PARxERspURe, W. Va, February 24-An-
other chapter OF the bloody Paul Marquis
tragedy is about completed, and the e1eit-
ing events connected Herewith draws hun
dreds of interested spectators to the court
rooms. AT one o'clock to-day argument
was opened on behalf OF the State by Char
ley Caldwell, who for three hours and fif.
teen minutes held the Court, jury and that
mass of spectators spellbound with his
matchless eloquence, and his points in law
were clearly proven by the best authority
in existence, and the insanity dodge which
the defense attempted TO set up was eI.
ploded. The gentleman was warmly con-
graduated on the speech which is regarded
as
The Best Effort or His Life.
Gen. W. Neale opened for the defense in
a brilliant speech of one hour and half,
fully sustaining his reputation as an able
criminal lawyer.
During the past week those who watched
the trial in IFS tedious course have been
impressed with The devotion OF the prison
er's daughter, proposing Miss OF seven
teen, who, since last Monday, when she
bore her part in the scene detailed by the
REGISTER of Tuesday, has remained at her
fathers side day after day, and has borne
herself well throughout the trying scene.
But as her fathers and mothers frailties
were held up and exposed to the public,
her emotions would give way for
uuc, and when the testimony
Developed the fact that she
was oi iiIcgitimate births she appeared
t" be hea,tbroken, and the sympatnies of
that ysst audience went out to the
FriendIess. GrSeEStricken Girl.
Tie prisoner hss also been attended by
his brothers and sisters from Pittsburgh,
who have done everything possible to
cheer Paul N his hour of trouble.
John A. Hutchinson and Judge l.oomis
will speak for the defense on Monday, and
J. q. MoLure will close for the State.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
WHEEIING W va SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 25, 1888. M

Tie Republican doctors have been at work,
and this is what they have done.
For Governor,
VIM. lawrence, OF Logan.
e. Lieutenant Governor,
Peter Stryker, Of Hamilton.
Supreme Judge,
J. II. Doyle, OF Lucas.
Attorney General.
A VIM. Cooper, OF Knox.
Auditor.
~ J. r. Ogleve. Of Clark.
Treasurer,
Joseph Barnett, OF Cuyahoga.
Member Board OF Public Works,
Dan, Mcfarland, Of Scioto.
Clerk OF Supreme Court,
Dwight Crowell. OF Ashtabula.
School Commissioner,
Jacob DeWolf, (presen mt incumbent.
Eeeaker Hodge has set his seal OF ap-
prevail on this and 1t is generally COM
H1ended by the faithful. Geographically
Considered it is not nearly so good as that
st8fested by the Democrats, and you will
firz the part OF the State contiguous to
Mkst Virginia is entirely neglected.
a sem Another.
The Rrohibitionists, like the alleged
ssss sssHs| lli ~ SsR SsRsls@sRP Rsss I1Tsa inl
tend to put full ticket in the field. A
temperance lady lobbying in the House for
Prohibition favors The REGIsTR with her
ticket, as follows:
For Governor,
George Washington Love, of Columbiaoa.
Lieutenant Governor.
Mary A. Woodbridge, OF Portage.
Treasurer,
Freeman Tharpe. Of AsItabuls.
Auditor,
J. Ellen Foster, OF Iowa.
Attorney General,
r. II. Jones, of Jackson.
Member OF Board OF Public Works.
General Jones, OF Delaware.
Supreme Court Judges,
Mrs. Hunt, of Boston,
Miss Jennie Doty, Of Cleveland.
Clerk Of Supreme Court,
Col. Ike Tucker, Of Franklin.
School Commissioner.
Gideon X. Stewart, OF Clark.
Now this ticket gives West Virginia
little show, and those Wheeling people
who feel q pardonable local pride in the
ticket might cross the raging Ohio and vote
for the gentle and curly-headed Love tor
Governor. The ticket contains four mem
with the well-known ladies tits considered
Tri.weekly ADJOURNMENT.
The Legislature met yesterday morning
at s so with half a dozen present, and ad.
iourned until Tuesday afternoon. Several
juuketing tours were arranged. A large
party. with Fred. Blenkner in charge, will
20 to Washington, and Others will take in
the State institutions at the expense of the
Commonw ealth. Uncle Dave Wagner will
90 home and confer with his constituents
and attend to business, firm in the belief
that the past week has been one of the
most idle and barren Of result, as far rs leg.
is laiive work is concerned in the history OF
the body for years.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
NihiIistie Threats.

ST. PETERSBURG, February 24.-It is stated
letters have been received by the authori-
ties conveying threats to blow up the
Kremlin, at Moscow, where the Gar is to
be crowned. A search was made, but moth
ing indicating preparations for the destruc-
tion of the palace was revealed. A close
watch is being kept, and the public is not
allowed 20 enter the building.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
Iee.CoatesI Chicago.

CHICAGO February 2i.-At seven clock
this morning a fine, drilling rain began,
freezing as fast as it fell. Buildings, side
walks, streets, telegraph wires. etc, are
already heavily coated with ice. The effect
is already felt by the railroads and in tele-
graph offices. Serious interruption to
trains and wires are probable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YoRK, February A.-MosEY-At 3H
per cent; prime mercantile paper 596
per cent; bar silver, 11J1s; sterling ex.
change, bankers bills, steady at 482H
for long and 4S5I4 for sight:
GovEssMESTs-L, lower for 4iz's regis
tered and as; balance unchanged.
RAIIRoAp Boyps-Dull.
STATE SEcURrTrEs-Neglected.
SroCEs-The stock market opened at an
advance of 124 per cent. for Alton q
Terre HauIe preferred, for common, and y
az for the general list. There vas slight
reaction in early dealings, after
which the market became strong and at IL
O'Clock recorded an advance oil h9l per
cent, the Willard stocks, Missouri Pacific,
and New York Central being the most con-
spicuous. After 1l:o'clock the market was
dull and generally weak. At noon prices
sold off ~, Missouri, Omaha and Canada
Southern leading. Omaha preferred sud.
denly dropping per cent, and recovered
y, but at noon reached n.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
Poisoned.

SrAUNroS, VA, February 24.-Fiye in
mates at the Weston Lunatic Asylum are
dead, and two dying, poisoned. Patients
supposed to have tampered with their
medicine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
Big River at Cairo.

CAIRO, February 2i.-The government
gauge new shows fifty.two feet, being a
rise OF one snd a half inches from last
night, being the highest water ever known
here. The levees are all in good condition
and large forces of men are keeping watch
at noon to-day. No damage. River. statiou-
ary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
FIRE RECORD.

BuFFAIo, Februsry 2i-Two tanks snd
six cars OF oil burned. Loss $i.,cvo; no
insurance.
RiEyrEEE Du LoUP February 4.-stho-
lie Church and the pastorage was burned,
Less. slOO,O $50. Insured for $4,000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
A MiracnIon. Escape.

NEW YORK. February 24.-During a fire
in Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, John Bush
ing and wife leaped from q window and
both were seriously injured. The firemen
saved the children.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
A SaIyationist Arrested.

PIrrsBURGH, Pa, February 24.-G. K.
Wallace, of the Salvation Army, was ar
rested while advocating temperance. He
was charged with obstructing the street,
and was fined and discharged.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
Bank Statement.

NKw YORK, February 24-Loans, in-
crease. s., OSs, 800; specie. decrease, 81, 495,
600; legal tenders, decrease, 1850. DO;
deposits, decrease. 81, ,437 500; circulation,
decrease, Si4. 800; reserve, decrease, -, 49,
S25. The banks now hold Sl,O9,OOO IN
excess of the legal requirements.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
Another Bank Eu.pioye Gone Wrong.

CHICAGO, February 34.--A Helena, Mt,
special says: Charles Story, employed in
the bank of Welson Story at Bnsenan,
obtained $4,000 from the First National
Bank of this place, by forging, and left
Saturday. He has been arrested in Miles
City with most Of the money.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
From Jail 90 the Commons

DUBLIN, February 4.-Harrington, secre.
tary of the organizing committee Of the
Land Lesgue. now in Jail for intimidatiny z
language, was elected without opposition 70
the seat in the Commons for Westmeath.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
Poor SaIni.

NEw YORK, February 2t-Judge Dono-
hue, in the Supreme Court, denied the ap-
plicatiOn of Salmi Morse for an Injunction
restraining the police from interfering with
his proposed rehearsal OF the Passion Play.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
A Rad WRECK.

PoRr HuRos, Osr.. February 24-Two
engines and twenty freight cas- were
wrecked near Newtonyille, on the grand
trunk railroad. Sixteen cars and their con.
tents were burned. No lives were lost.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
Suicide.

CHICAGO, February 24.-Albert J. Howell,
q broker of the firm of Howell & Co., com
mitted suicide by shooting at noon to-day.
Poor health was the cause.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
Lost af Sea,

Boston, February 24.-A special from
Hull, England, says the BSwell Castle,
from the Black sea, with a cargo of cotton
seed and beans, bound for this port, is
thought to have foundered and all on board
Iost
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
Capaurod.

sALr LAKE. February "A Sev York
detective took "Keno" east this morning
on extradifion papers charged with arson
In England. Long has been zwindling IN
a small way in Colorado and Utah.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
Journalistic.

CINCINNATI, February 23.-The books OF
the Morning Journal Company were open
ed to day, and all the stock was taken by
holders of the stock of the Gazette Com.
pany and in the Commercial Gazette.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
rx. Ro.xht ree Cheap,

NEW York, February A.-Natnan Ben
nett, arrested on the charge of buying for
8. .OCO, $4,000 worth Of jewelry stolen from
the rooms of ex-Minister Cnristiancy nj
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
A Steamer Lost.

PHILADELPHIA, February 24.-The steam
ship Ohio, in a gale on the night of the
18th, lost her third officer. Charles Worth,
her smoke stack and eight boats.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
Lots of Confidence.

PARIS, February 24.-In the Chamber OF
Deputies today, vote Of confidence in
the government was passed; 36S ayes to 20
noes.
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burned 60 Death,

OTTAWA, February PA woman named
loser saturated her clothing with coal oil
and burned herself to death. .
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25

NEw YoaK, February 94.-Ths Western
Flud Fund Is tl7 900,
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WASHINGTON HAPPENINGS.
Hominatlons CopBrm..,

w 'N'HN"7oN, February 9,
-. ''eu lhe following Do-,j-',.; SeuSte
pay "enlo NJ lsmbartS.,, 'II'!'-ia'ions to-
H'loiney Tor the district NJ \. u'ted States
De StlrnAS,ers- Ihos. G.. Brown Ven;,S,a VsAsSa Post
Geya1 w NeS Philadelphia - " Pm. raoI9 %
u. An, CSS'T5, I % JaWeS Wat l. -
n S1Js,.S. :. tTeScolL ALjcA. Ina - I.N-1l, Ala,
60 'pf.''St,oh' - HayelOCk. lis M yanes
- ,,IIAilac, Ills. jaime, ~ SAMss II.
n "a m. Francis H. R,rk RS E';ass' VI VI re
~, IG"ers, Hastings NI;rL "a ~ :, A'cA +;
euaosn' Newton Nv. W,.L,;.. .t,ary {.
ephrI, Russell. Nv -: y; " 1Soing:0n N.
n alley thy, Daku,s ..>'.'A Al ie-s)a,
y The s.ril, rhs Wrecked A>hu.,o,
! rs.I,s svSIeISry ny OF the NAVY .1'iuI
MESSAGE from Rear SIF SJD;;-eec reecSIyed
.TboD- ''r ru.hs the Asia,ic S,o,inra S,Ei'ra Clitz,
|hs Il 5isno.;S' SoGS' requesting ins,r~,,G;ou, ua'ed
be b'sitlon TO be maFe of fSs,ollS ,So1S a. TO
<ero,,s .e.ot .Lt and her oficers .nI .Ls wreck OF
IL : S3a, s6out 5000 T,s anu crew. He
80 81 the time Of the ,'t 81 toe safe on
~ preCkers ~ u are impossible e,onI. =.
8uiry into ~ He also states that, HSeP'
or g,ycs D no tHe matter has bees 't Sn In
40 iurther particulars ordered,
In the House to. dov NJ oor Rin.
nN De WOnld, on N3,S.,. a.. Esse gave noties
Ebe!e on tbs D. INTO COMMITTEES =, 'na'
= BIS cor psc,ieLt Te t'tSsr S and Harbor bfr ~ The
Il Ar. ,tts V.,9h ,a.9 Mr.. Robinson ., 'Iu; In
'e'esran which ~ baSsa h.t
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Cys.ssa, nisAisss1ss..

Dxr.orf. MICH February A-The hoo9
curdiipg murder, iynching md MOT 70 -
loegipg regions turns out 70 b 9 ugseee
hoax. A intimsted 10 tbs dispetoo
Tbursdsy night, rstbsf larys pam -
bkeu down whole.
Aueust Stocks son, hesd miller q Abcef .
.jouripg mill, st Hinsdais. - sAaefuhy
injuref today. Both arms vefs Ge
from Tie vrisSs 70 the shouhWA Oe'y
sIight hopss foy his recovefy:
four nnaske1 men Visited q cd -
nsSei Hortsr DroWD, ~ HstAaA tevsseiei
uvipgtea county, - s'4.1 80 u
- - II Vfb sp1 .AsAbea ths9 q
tVGnty.fsus hasdssd 6AlssA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25

HAr.s1l1z 9 e., ~ - ~ y q.
pissss. - - - ssytaias - -
lsag ~ ~ nsssin u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-15
BAD Luck In a Royal Family.

A whole series of unlucky accidents
have lately bsfal.eu the Austrian i'm.
perial f,mily. just rs the Empress III q
abeth va passing OH horseback over a
ANAL bridge winch spius q torrent in
the Sryi,n Alps. near Mnrz.teg. u p'ank
gave way under her horses h,,of. The
animal stumbled aud threw his r.der ove +
his head. On the very same day, at
TIE same hour Archdnks W.lim,
brother OF Archiuke Albert, while
superinten ling the cavalry exercises
at the camp of Bruk, was taken
III, anil fell in dead fniut
off his horse; and at tie same moment
the Archdu hess Clio ilda, wifs of Arch
dnke jos pb, who la bsen to visit
girls scno Il near D Utah Pestn, having
Just s'epred out Of the hyuse, accom-.
paned by the young girls heard fright.
iul noise belild her. She tnrnei anil
found that the roof Il the school room
had iu It fallen in. Wnnt interprciatio /
will sulers'itioui people place uwn
these coincijence,l Mins wuu'd be
that the A-chduohess C.otilJa lie lucxier
than her relations.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-15
Artemu. Wards Programme.
tCisvslaad Pl.in lssler.J

We have before u relic VI Artemus
Ward. IL u one or The pr grau,nes vi
ais Among the Mornoas" entertain.
m ut, datea Sandusky, May 8 (probaDI,
1861. We copy few sp-ciil,euis:
"lns music ON tas grand piano vii CON-.
prise, Deal mother, have eome hom.
% uis by q .vsi, &c. "'y4sI,oe, tht
Ltnd vf sI.ser--tiood quar-. .ers " be
fou.d there. flayfui rop ii.tiol,,
lund Of high low j"k anu horni-
.iie." "Hes-r G. Kimbali's Harsm
MIR. XII ball is kind husband and
numerous father Selec rus from the
1r.na P..nl--Mr. Forester. Mr. Foi.
fester once b ,srdea Ia the same street
Ain Gt.sch ,lk. 1ue man who Keep,
lie boarding house ie.nenbsrs It. p"
fnose Of the audience who do not feeI
III nd-d at Artemus War.l are Gu. daily
.ny.I.d u call u.,Jn him ofea. at h.s
ii .le new house Ia Chicago. HIS hous
Is Oh the ii hit hand sIsts as you cross
he ferry, AID snay be "a iy distins u sh-
. frvia tIv other n,usss by us having a
u oil, a,.d morig ,gs uui IT," "Aa,wers &c
~, ,respv.,deutts; Laura Mai Ida - Il
,avs AZ unior iunats t,nloncy, even on
trivial occasions, /, sh d tears. How
;an | rsvent III 'L,cx uo the sLeI. /"
,rrassler-'H How log was Ar5emu-
Va d 4, CalIioruinY Five ieet tan an'.
halt" Ctxn-'I sm getting bald.
yhas viii make my hair CINE on !.
olI OF vi riol will make al you har
come OUT"
a.. ,iss the house, Ladies' or gentle.
men W II please report aiy nexl,gencs
IT oi .obsnisncs on the part Of the i.ct-
ar.r. Ar,emus Ward will not be re-
,ponsibie for money. jsweiry or va,u-
,bies, unless lett " isn h IN -to he return
ii IN week or 50. Persons who thini
hey Will enjoy themselves more BY
leaving the hal. early in the evening aIs
,equ,s ed 10 do 50 With as tile muse IA
.Jo.s,b.s."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-15
Proposals for the Grading and I'm
provement of Mott Alley.

Notice Is hereby given ,ha. scaled proposals.
si be receis Ell BY the undersigbed Up IN the
ne NJ II the Council OF tn city of Los > q Les
4 November l.th, a, ID. sS3 I 4 the grAc q { AID
improvement of Not LEY, In sscJriaaes rith
h. resi- rion Of tle Mayor and Council u tho
atty OF Los Angse 81. ordeii..g said 9 I'd ng and
improvement.
e5.
Al propcsa's offered shall be accompanied by .
heck. payable TO the ord the As OF u the
ity Of Angeles And eerti.eo by q iespoi.s,1!a
bank, In an smcunt Of ~ leasl ssSt5.
The Council reserves tho ighl W reject any and
II bills. :
BY order Of the Coun,ll Of the City Of LIE An
geles at Its meeting u N,vesiber 81, a. D. lsss.
". ". ROB, NSUN,
Clerk Of the Council Of the City Of Los Angeles
Los Angeles, November 9th, A. D. 1888
now sc
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-15

Felipe Yorba, the gu rdisn Of tho person and
tate VI mas >orba, All incoi ps.eat, having
lie his eiilion herein. y.ng ior All or.er u
sale OF terrain Il the r,sl esists said inc mpe
set, fcr The rurp ses the Tin -et Il rtb II Is there
orc o'dAsi b, the Judge Il sd Court. that the
tate o said inconl telt. sppo before the ssid
supeiivr ours on Monday The 10 day of u :
eniber. 1883 at 10 oe ock In the forsnoo. OF aid
lay, NJ the curt ro m Il said Superior ourt, at
he city Vi Los Angeles ,n tn, GU ty Il Los An
ssle-, 20 shos cause Why All o. der should not lie
srant.d +, the sid Faips Yorba " sell 50 much
the real estate OF tn, said incom .etsnt as shall
Se ne ary.
A,d that = cory Of this order be published at
east thrte suclessive weeks l. tho LIS ANGELES
DAILY Ii BALD u w-p per printed and pub.
H. -hsl 10 sai- dty and counly u Los Au1eles.
v. u. upWAk
Juige Of tue superior cout.
Dated Nov. 8ih 1884 nsvll I'd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN R. R.
DIRECT RAIL cOMMUNlCATION WITH
NATIONAL CITY AND SAN DIEGO.

On and after Thur-day. Sept. IS, 1888, trains
Of the California Southern RailrcAt going south
will leave Cotton daily ~ 6f p ~, or on arrival
Of East bound southern Pacific train. and will
leave Riversde at II; 80. arriving at san Diego ut
l0t6 ?. ".
and Riverside At 2:04, arriving Cotton at 2:2)
?. ~, San Francisco time, making close connsc-
ton with train for Los Angeles and San Francseo.
Passengers from the east connect direct, arriv-
Ing At San Diego the same night. Fifteen min
utss for supper Ut Fall Brook.
Passengers will save u ,m ten ft0) 10 sixty (60)
cents by purchasing their tickets Of the agent
baf re entering this cars
Round trip tickets cannot be obtained on the
train.
For information address Agent California
Southern k4ilroxd. Cotton, or
J. N. VICTOR,
suoerintendent. and Con. Fr't and Pass. Ag't
National tHty. Cal. suzs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-15
Order to Show Cause.
In the Super or G ,urt Of the county Of Los An
ge!ss, State Of California
In the matter Of the estate and guards nship Of
Henry D. Morgan, miLor.
Order to 8, oy cause why Order II Sale Of neal
Lstate should not be made.

James G. Horuan, the guardian Of the person
and estate Il Henry D. Moran, minor havifE
s,le or certain Il the real estate ri said minor,
for ihs par so,es there set forth It il therefore
or lered BY the Judge of said court that the neat
Of kin and all rersons in ereste In the estate Of
said minor, arp ar before the ssi superior court
10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, the court
room Of said Superior ourt. at the city u Lis
Az G les, In the county Of Los Angeles, to sh y
csu-e Why an order n Duld not be- granted 10 the
si gu .riisn to all so mu the real estate VI
the Il mi or Ms n III he nee ,ss,ry.
And that a copy Of this order be published At
lea-t hres successive weeks In the Los AEoELx8
DAILY HERALD, newspaper printed and pao-
lishsd In sail city and cSnpty Il Los Angeles
v. n. HOWARD,
Ju igs Of the Superior Court
Dated Nov. s.h. 1888. nosiltd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-15
School Bond Election Notics.


Notice Is hereby given 70 the qualified e'eto
u san terasnuo school distract. mat n actcr4-
snce with The proysio..- OF Se.tions SSO to 1885,.
'oi-iczl eoJe, elsctien will Le nel On the
.4th day OF November, a. ID. IsA3
1t which vii be submitted the que .tion Of issu-
hg bond OF the distric. the purpose Of build
~ ami furnishing a scnool h.u e The poiN
vi he open at ssa ern4i,do d pot buiaing
rum oci ok A n. Until s o'clock p. ~ vael.-
Inc opez, II. W. GrIswod and J lhn n. Barcl !,
vii serve as iu ig,s OF ele III N. The amount u
he bonds to Le sued is four thousand dol am
- ko), OF the e . mination u $50 etch, AID L
e'ri tsiest II he rate oi Iperce t. per annun,
be nnInner OF years hi b sad bon Is are Iuf
IS a. oloss, viz Bond No. for two years
'"ud No f,r t,u yeas; bond No fur ~iA
yea :; bond No. 1 for light year,; bond No. s for
s-a JeArst A. Is. A' FfiiT
q. H. III ALB,
JERoNIMv LUPTZ,
novztl Ds----. s-4.sl 1rs.sssa