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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-11

=. KElx will not be the schoOlmaster
, sh ,s. Civil Service Commission. And
S'sr.DaDes o. ."s did it with their little penS'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-11
chesapeake & onlo,s New Departure.

CINCINNATI, May 1o-Mr. Harry W.
Fuller, General Passenger Agent OF the
Chesapeake & Ohio, is in town in the In.
terest OF that great trunk line, which is
making itself felt everywhere in the rail.
way system OF the country. On the new
schedule, which goes into effect on May
20, train will leave here at. p. NJ, and
arrive in Washington $50 p. N. next day,
and New York City 1885 p. NJ. This train
will arrive at Old Point Comfort and New.
port News at 7 r. NJ, connecting with an
Old Dominion steamer at s p. NJ. and ar
riving in New York at 8 p. NJ. next day,
after a glorious daylight sail along the Jer.
Rey Coast
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AFTERNOON sE~Ioy,

Upon reassemblipg for the afternoon
session the calling Of the roll was con-
tinued and several Of the ministers made
short addresses, which pointed plainly to
the fact that the body wss 9 unit in the
opinion as to the work, and It became
quite apparent that the result would be
against the defendant During the remarks
DR.. McLane occupied seat at the rear OF
the room and was quiet auditor to all
that his former brothers in the church had
to say Of his offense against the teachings
and standards Of Presbyteriasm. The clerk
was instructed to call the roll upon the
reading OF the several charges, five in all,
10 each Of which the entire body OF minis
ters and elders, thirtyiA number, answered
in the Affirmative, that is to sustain the
charges. 3f- .s,s 7ri o' a
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MARkEr AND snlrrlNo rAcILITlEs.

The market is chiefly in Cincinnati,
though some shipping Is done east over
the railroad. Three openings have been
made into the mountains 44O feet above
the river. One had never been used; a
second Is the old opening used before the
war. Mr.. Morgan, the mine boss, showed
me the great amount Of !eribbing necessary
before using.i. again. The seam is Of hard
bituminous coal; in fact, may be called
splint, varying In thickness from four feet
eight inches TO FIVE and half feet, with
six inches OF slate running through It
near the middle. The roofing is good, and
but little water is found. found the air
very pure and pleasant.
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Rev. DR.. Grimes, Of steubeville, said
that the teachings Of the work robbed him
Of all hope, for he believed that Christ died
upon the cross to redeem the world. The
book makes stab at the m6st vital point
In the teachings Of our confession Of iaith,
and in loyalty to my Master feel 1t my
duty to oppose 1t, and shall vote accord
ingly. The following ministers made short
speeches, in substance to the effect that
they were OF the opinion that the book was
in direct opposition to the teachings Of the
Westminster Confession Of Faith: Rev.
Price. Rev.. Vincent, Rev. Boyd, Rev. DR..
Reid, Rev. johnson, Rev. Hargus, Rev.
Forbes, Rev. Davies. no M ffI'' N ~
Adinnrnad until Lao p NJ
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rHE VERDICT.

Rev.. DR.. Sweeney then offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted: W ~ u
The Presbytery having carefully and pa.
tiently examined the charges presented
against the Rev. W. W. McLane, and the
members having pretty freely stated their
opinions on the inertia OF the case and the
vote OF the Presbytery having been taken
sustaining tho charges with remarkable
degree Of unanimity, therefore the Presby-
terry do here and now declare their conyic.
ton that the Rev, McLane be and hereby
Is suspended from the,, exercise of the
functions Of the Gospel ministry until he
gives evidence offepentance for erroneous
teaching. ~ ,l..- -Uls.f q ~ '.''t' ''.' .
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Rev. Gibson, the Moderator, then arose
and invited Rev. DR., McLane to come for.
ward and receive bis sentence. As he
walked up the aisle several Of the members
bowed their heads while tears came to the
eyes OF many. The Moderator in soft,
low voice, evincing considerable emotion,
said to him that by the vote Of Presbytery
he was suspended from the ministry Of the
Gospel. Until regularly restored he was
thereby barred from the exercise Of the
functions OF the ministry. HF ~
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Chs GttelGgetrfer:,

-. Sos, :. npd n Fourteenth slrcet:
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UNANIMOUS VERDICT
IN rAEREv. Or. WV. MLANE's CASE
IA. rr..s,.r, s....l.. .A. Charge: ls.i... III.
Alalstsr and Sa.pssds Hin Rrsn the niuIstry
uatll hs R.psntl Of His Alleged isrs.y.
Or. rsLans Tak,s an Appeal.

Special Dlspateh TO ne Intdii0eneer. ru
WELLsvlLLr, Ono, May l0.-The day
dawned brightly upon the village in which
the ecclesiastic body had met to transact
business Of great importance to the Pres.
byterian church. At $3.50 the Moderator
called the Presbytery to order, and after
the usual religious exercises Rev. DR.. Nc
Lane, the defendant, took his place upon
the stand and proceeded with his defense.
Through the delivery the members paid
marked attention to what he said. It was
evident that tke speaker was using logic
difficult to refute, although not strictly in
accordance with the doctrine Of the church.
THE PROSECUTION.
At the close OF DR.. McLane's defense
Rev. DR.. Milligar, Of East Liverpool, pro.
ceeded with the prosecution. He stated
that he felt sorry to be called upon to pros.
ecute Brother McLsne, for whom he had
the kindest feelings. He felt It his duty
not only to the church but to his God, to
enter bis protest against the teachings OF
lu6 DuOk. liz bhlu LuAb hho poOk GUl-
tanned many truths, but underneath all
that, was to, be found theories differing
widely from the standards Of the church,
and that the book denies the active obedi-
ence 10 Christ, while the church holds that
Christ rendered obedience to the law.
Again, the book holdsto the belief that the
sutferings OF Christ were not a necessity.
De Milligan closed with q flight Of logic
in which hs ex pressed the kindest feelings
towards the defendant. DR.. Sweeney then
came forward and ina few remarks closed
the prosecution, after which DR.. McLane
arose and made few explanations as to
some OF the statements. Al this point the
case rested and the roll was called, each
member Of the Presbytery being given an
opportunity TO express his views upon the
question under consideration. Rev. N. A.
Harkinson said in his judgment the book
was contrary TO the teachings Of the STAN
dards Of the Presbyterian Church. !.
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Baltimore, 4 Allegheny, 8.
Athletics,2; Metropolitans /.
Peorias, -; Fl. WRyne's, 4.
Columbus, 4; Cincinnati, 8.
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wINlFREDE COAL MINES,
The Extent Of the rract-sIarket FaciII.
ties-rhs Out.put.

| (OfTEfD0NLEuA- Af the ItfkLffdfHHFT
!WISIpRRpE, KAsAwuA Co.. w. Va,
Nav 0.-I have been struck while in the
Valley by the number OF Young men in
active and important positions Winifrede
ia no exception. Mr.. G. G. Hewitt the
sunerintendent of .the m;nos Ia yorn,
pas...,,,.as;a- -. ~ ~ . ;Vuns
tehnsyl'anian, ahu mas Drought win MN
the push Of that State. The mines, too,
are young, only eighteen months old, but
a yerv bea,thv infant IA, ,,ro ,bo, hooo.
w A, nl" ~ :, uu' ."es 'oa's
OIL lar OH past they go PACK before the
war, claim to have had the first railroad in
the State and pride themselves a little on
~ !. .;o,, r.nn,o,;os =, ,ho a.., -. -
'ne an.ien. fepu'".''n u 'ne 'oa', when IL
ranked with Pittsburgh and sold Tor the
same in Cincinnati. They claim they can
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-25
IItE. Itt. kING
sis sway Really Commences
Win summer

II isa recul ari'y ~ mans aul W.
May say wums = 'uJi ta-tc TIA b,
scurn Tor t us- that ARE out Of season.
When winter. with It's snow, - and
ending blasts De- here, man hila Is wur
beverages nd hot via ds Aud when
q, turrtI suumrrc mes and the mcr
q p, cI mbs toward the top % the tube
then inuu arrays umsol In cool linen.
covers U.s. head with straw, wlells a palm
leaf aud resorts tu the Gee that he
-uuurl iu the day, when the therm lm,
Re was low. ltl- human nature, and W
al do u. AZ a result ~ tins yail {!
uf Iu-t,- hum Ingenuity has
ever been kept lu-y devi-lus
means " crrhy lu IAN ta-t' Fl
may be grutltcd. This lr ns noticeable
100 Waco ts anywhere else. We have ln
mind Now place where, durns the wiz
ter Just asst "a caterer uf rare merit
ttctl,d b" pa ata- pf ms patron vito
dainty cdl les hat We genera ly not
The Young ladies, after the tIcatHr wis
over. ~ re wont to vow and declare that
"a yt-It to tins lace W + a. great q treat
last o. th.utr II b. all changed now,
with tine coming of Easter and warm
weather and thri rNprHblr th- c NJ lac
pu lac. Until all it viii b conducted
ON "a cold basis and We Xpect tu see
thousands people 20 her to en- "!
/ the drirluUs Icee, u cream, -herb t, IT .,
and th, au kIIuA Dllriyc-, cut SO q or
mead that will gu-l rom tue lHuispin-
/ est and rsrst soda fuu lu all IcXns,
/ alone Waco. luc dies ami gentle
men { th. oIt, Will hr ly fml TO rncJg-
.Iys tue hrc alluded 10 us Mr. ". H.
3 Er.,urftu5'- Irrcrrtm .Iutph Nstp par
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-25
MUSIC AND DRAuA.
The Hazel E1irI.c Enrew ellie.
General Notes.

After an IN ermisslou ~ u"e night
given up ont ot d ereuce iu Good itI
AZ the Mad son Square Ihratrr com
ny gave asst ght Is second ana. Itrt'
vel perfu man " "Haz"i hIrke'
he wei mud ly 'rcet- auriuli'b the ~
ten lance, at the audience va- lhtL
ar -pr tina aus .uu or cumWny could
haye drawn Uu second uEh! a. Doe
fore tue p'ay wa. pre- rut d with care
and sti !. each member wing '"n"'l'
.Utiou- attention % hi- cot htr work
Tl. cumuauy leave 10 a-aut impression
,lind them aud eau count ou ac'rIiai
uelc iac should beg rrtuuuuNt as1u.
The 10 from Waco Cor-l qua aud
yII ..1. complete their list II irrr-
engagements. Again, 90 behalf OF our
% AZ going people, We uld them kudI!
good bye.
foorLIoHr FLASHES.
Tie Lamb ri aud Richardson troupe
with JjiIiH Blake aud Hurry hpplt7nn, i7
the next aud probably bee a-t attraction
" tine -eu-ou. They are here lhUrdh!'
Fui,y. Sturi y aud Sl'urIa mat nr..
soc al crtI-tmDut lu bmu-cm"ht c'I
umu Tile Houston cas'u closed last
nigh with BARNEY MrAur! BIN
Tom mad. iau0 music at Nh Antoine
last night He guc- % tu Mexico r-inl
- .r annual Shakespeare iy. d. ai VIII
begin this ye4r 80 oifaiiu doom Avon
Apul 10, AuI last two weeks - .ohu
Mccullough lH- rec V"rri aud VIII play
DO Washington fh- week Mrs. Lang
try closed u,r Cleveland cugugr mont last
night "pinafurt has again taken pos
se huu % stage of ID, STANDARD the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-25

We had nu agreeable cal cstcrduy
from MIA Cd ofc,R former Illinois cd
Itor and cWspau"r publisher Mr. Ga
more Is nov re- rr-cuung thc interests
NJ publishing house. Especially hap
~ IN hIs re-. elton ~ /rlir Condensed
Cycluprdiu u- work adapted t. puullc
noe Tins new edition ui l0-j hh-
been s-urd for handy ro rrcurr. II
may be not inHpiiy termed the ledger lI
not the hhlin sheet uf g,nctal iutufmH.
tuu. Bnot, pc comprehensive, 1t s.r-
tHiu- the sumv relation To- yulumiuuua
encyclopaedia that the Telegraph does in
ordinary correspondence. Ae facts AT"
presented ma It con 4eusrd form, and yet
arr sufficiently exhaustive to M ~ h"
wants oi th, student IA general II com
blucs the riu.uy gazetteer and hip-
graphical Dictionary lu one book.
We may ven urr TO rAptrhH our bcilei
ia the rougc4t manner that never he.
fore HAS su large AN mpu I NJ various
aud woll-dig,st ii knowledge been con
vrycd To- tine uud ,r-tuudluR, IA terms eo
I PLAN and prtspicurua. IN proportion
t. Its sue, tins work arrives at
higher degree oI compile q
hess than huE teen reached
/ by tine lnrgrr encyclopedias, owing To the
adOptIuuu. new mvthud pt clHH-lhfr
tuu ~ wei ats "i application ~ frl'i
e. cys, by Winch useless r'pottuus vii
bc altogether tuIIuu-ly avoided. A. q
book uf reference, by Itr iullucss, har
mluy ol arrangement, and -'rurunu7
accuracy, ! ~ invaluable H1 well To- the
gen tI reader us 90 the student u ,"'
ug intended tuat every ID sinai hr able
10 ii I'd iu ltr O. .Iumus mot only H clr.l
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Food wen A~~inriiutcd

Is The s-c q u good health linen +
ONN-ms Of nervousness, sick headache
and sleeple,s nights which finally termi'
nate IN general breaking down NJ the
whole system caused 10y imperfect
commonly allied dysppps and niiges
tion--we would say l1 all such, "a at
&c and rsk your druggist for botlr
Of |. l. l., or Improve Iron luwgoratur.
Manufactured by TurkerE Willis, Waco.
1t vii do IN re to build up Your system
when broken down from any rau-e than
ANY othe tonic or lnyiEoratpr We know
Of Everybody who has given it ( ir
trial land that number now les many will
testify to the CORRECTIVE + OF tls state.
mcnt 32ltc
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I have had NY attention repeatedly
c,ll,d 10 the fact that an impositor is
travelling through different pa IS u this
state representmgsh mself to be Or II
Robinson, opuciau Of Waco, Texas,
thereby securing bee confidence ~ those
who ure afflicted with eak ey sight and
-wiudliug them by obtaining money for
treatment and sp r'aales under such
misrepresentation. | hive no agent or
partu and will give u Ii eral reward
Tor information regarding the where
ah ut- ~ any person or persons uslu
my name. Address Dr. ii. Robinson
or'ciau, So ~ Austin sire I, Waco
T Nas.
Iarers can serve their subscriber by
,yIo.iug th impu-tor -u}2iiSw IN.
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Fer several days the public ha ,;,y va II
on the qui yive as to the lHrnS,!
Rochelle" whose advent was aauG Ios Az.
in these columns. Roche le na,tsrs
rived at last, aud will make heal4 ., 'a' axe.
at A, Here's two places, on Aa.Hps".a,SaIla-
nue., aud at the p citic Motel I1'vp and
is cigar, made especially for he s, s,er
one Of the best cigars that moIs! con.
bought T y Rochelle AM D'
vinCed.-O223dtC
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Is hereby given that the resu'% ~ tho
NUN me- tTrg7tt me directtrrs1e.,la u rsiI
Of the Texas Contra I, a,npS.
way com amy will be he'd at the Elm IN n.
ny's Office, in the town Of Ross, alo.5sS
Lehman county, Texas, on nTa
May -d' l9o'' a. % - Secretary
Ross, March 20, 1883. 3 22-dtn''-
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!NntIcc ErchiInr..

The undersigned having qualified on
The 9ih OF February, 1883, as aiministra-
tFiN OF the estate of Joseph Ma lor, de.
eased. All persons having claims
against SAID estate are hereby requ red
To present them for llowauce within the
time prescribed by las, this March "a,
IH75' SARAH J. NMLon,
U3l3iw AIniuistratri,
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special

We now have in store, and to arrive y. ~
following article, bought before ''''
advance In prices:
100000 pounds bacon,
2sO,OOO louisiana sugars,
100000 Rio coffee,
2l,tOO ~isal rope,
$4,000 Kansas and Texas lluur. .,.5s
Sc oflrr the above staples 10 'ne o, ,''b e
for less money than they en- ~"
bought from head cDntrr.
CLEVELAND " CANERlN,
O3lOdlm Mhulesae uIo''
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Drrss lInkinr.

Mrs. Goodrich will continue to carry
on dress makln- during the suri 9 and
summer. l. dies are respectfully inv.
ted To call and see the new STYLES md
see the remarkable low prices. Rooms
mp stairs over the store of Il. 5. Mills,
AgstlL strtet.-O227lm
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That the ladies can be suited ont ~
the ice assortment u millinery novel
tIas for spring and SUNNI +. A yr.st
many novelties IL hair fronts. Waves
ol the latest design. Brails in dlrss
variety Hair wigs for rent. Hoou
skirts, co sets, gloves, .ewelry, neck
" al scarfs, lichens, co lars and rnch
ing Dressmaking by Mrs. Austin.
Hair bought. Hair worked up Dress
charts Sl.0n. Pleatiug machines sl.OO
Come aud see.
MRs Il. J. Doss,
No. 523f, Austin street, up stairs,
-U32Jd&wtc.
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Come ana look at our elaborate as.
S"I Uncut Of ladies', misses and chill Ire 5
luoer garments, which We sci for less
'uhI an! lady can make them for.
U3lStc Itvr,,,r, In.
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MinNrml " uInrs.

VI by Water tine best al town. Ia
water with cream, fruit -yrups, pure and
r'.i, drawn from tue fountain vi Carter
- Mu"re.- drug store, no. 81 Austin
HNyuUc.--Jtt.3-lwl
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Go to HAMLET 4 KlIuber'' arg !4a, lee e.s
tor every thing. They nay. MENTION 50
baz and. 0ne can SC lIes1y -,f 3lIS,
article which they can mol iu''''-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-25

j. with u l., Bare.. vhop..c lamar
ae.'er, .,.ir .t-.,f. Nf,r. bs y.t
= Sd - Ny~um, - ol 80,
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The best general taaia 10 use. Sold
by ineh,r 81 Willis, waco, Texas
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CIIIROPODis
Twelve Years Experience

have opened an office at the Pscll'
Shaving Parlor, under the Pacliic hoI a,
CUrns, bunions, in-growing toe I p
and all defects Of the feet treated [ r'n
man Mt cure guaranteed or no pay; la l.
at privat" Residence by request Ooili
extra ted positively without paul. SD'
immediate relief given. a..
PBuF. L. b. Arson, Chiropou''"
lDlNtn
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TIL" best general tonic 10 Use. Sol.
by iu.aer IS Willis, Waco, Texas.
3-4.-fc
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WHAT | SAW IN UTAH

Mormon wiyca, how they live, how the,
tlh. what tucy say ct pulygNuy, 81 =.
h,u aud Eis 10 wlyr-, IN, p iy t. CONVEX
p ton, how he harrangucs iu the rulplt
Annc Ella, hcr talk, r"r divorce, Cover
nor wood. Judge Mexican. Bi.uop Lee,
Muuu'ain Massacre, tilai aud execution I
l,c. the bdi against lulygmy ui 1862
i buchanan and the Mormon wa', b.
bingham dead, iucl lem +, -tu. les OF VI r-
tu.u women, SIR. SlehtUu-c AMI her "tolI
li H'', the Edmunds hl,l, hoW 1t Vorhr
women voting ln llnh, ,,un oIs hi1,d
wrW l. to b the ro-m IT DER one mi
lion crtluI fanatic, ct..
Admi-.I'r. deserved sets nt " T.
lINlrICs ioWulr, stuIr onl, 50 ,c8i-, un.
reserved -c.Us uuly - cru..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-25

Matte Ga}lo.d Smith, the world ra
no ned travel r. we are glAl e. learn.
VIII, dun 2 Der visit ~ Waco deliver
one OF her lee ures 900 the NortAwe
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Tui. lldy lectures in al lands 30 Over
500 Auiiric,. ard In all L. gish iaHd-
upN on her first Wit to r,x.. Ia study Of
tlr cOunir,, people, res ur'"- and only
iyctur,s occasionally un account al deli
cafe health Will deliver tin. l,cuic, tho re-
-ult Ui many Years 81 study, rUmurl.iug
thr ori gin Of Mormon his'uIy,o OF joo, the
Prophet, the Golden Bb.", Juc'- Miracle,
u mr. RigMnm l mM-g md
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a call VIII convince the most -kar.r,,,l
that Il Willis DE- closing ONT ms .,,ct
ut groceries at cu-t.--U3ur
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CtHrfh cured, health and sweet
breath -.,ur 4 %, shiloh, Catarrh rem
ris. Price .u cents nasal injector tree.
Castles, Morrison n Co., Waco. Texas.
MyL--M-l
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That our pure wines AZ low prices 4r.
to be had only Of l. A. Gold.tciu, 80. "a
Austin street Ul1Str.
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- SIMON, cure w., suarlt.. n
For sale o.! Cas ir-. MYru-o a. Co.
Waco, Texas. u4I sin
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IN aiing question OF the duy among
NC IA ms b., Lave SEQ. son tDo rh.a.t-
iul olu'ri l.s at a. llabcr.s lho a.r
p rtciiy- luN1y. Go amt scr turm.'
a-4L-in
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j. Leylnsh sells tin tempered steel
spectacle, nickel piutcl frames, at T.
ceL'7' a perfect tn guaranteed -WuUc
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one carload sugara.d N'Ias-c.,olc ca
luI Poa'ocs oaectr load Louisiana -e,
Ribbon sugar Case. o1r lo' Butter al (
Eggs
32I.u GNo> 81 GrI..N.
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Our Bachelor

kutI,d "-IIm % IN M0fnuHi nRhIn't
the Government
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-22
[oFFICIAL PUBLICATION
Vacation Of STipOf Land heretofore con-
VGyGd by Israel Sheldon ID The City
Of Saint Paul, for The purpose Of
opening and extending Jackson
street. and also Sycamore
street not required.
CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
ST.. PAUL, November 2Gth, 1888.

Whereas, a petition has been fled in this Of
fee, as provided by law, asking for the vacation
of certain strip of land heretofore conveyed by
Israel Sheldon, to the city of st. Paul, for the
extension of jackson street, northerly through
and the south half of the southeast quarter
of the southwest quarter of section 30, township
70, range ~, from point from where said Jack
son street then intersected the south line of the
abUve described property, and also to vacate the
south three OBJ feet of strip of land which WIS
by the said Israel Sheldon, by the same deed,
conveyed to said city for the opening and extern
sion of Sycamore street eastward along and in
front, and on the north line OF said above de-
scribed property, which said deed bears date
July IL, 1873, and was recorded in the office Of
the Register of Deeds, in and for the comfy of
Ramsey, Minnesota, November %, 1874, and re-
corded in Book 65 of Deeds, on page 26; and
Whereas, the said south half OF the southeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter of said sec
ton, town and range, has been subdivided into
lots and blocks, and is now known and called
'sDrake's Second addition to st. Paul;
Whereas, it appears that said jackson street
does not cross said property upon the line of
the property so conveyed therefor, as above
stated. but does cross said property about 200
feet east thereof. Neither does said Sycamore
street, as laid out and plated across said proper
ty include the south three (3) feet SO conveyed
therefor as aforesaid and
Whereas, the petitioners state that they are n
majority of the owners of the property on and
along the line Of the above named streets, where
the vacation aforesaid is asked for, and that the
object and reason for such vacation, is that said
property and land is not required or used by
said city for the purposes for which the same
was conveyed to it, as above mentioned;
Now therefore, Notice is hereby given, that
aid petition Will be heard and considered by the
Common Council of the City of Saint Paul, or a
committee thereof to be appointed by eaid coun-
III, on Tuesday, the first ~ day of jar nary.
4. D. 1884, at 7:30 O'Clock D. m. at the Council
chamber, in the city hall Of said city.
BY order of the Common Council,
THOS. 4. PRENDERGAST,
lov2l-wed-4w City Clerk.