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CHEF LAND EXAMINER

LAND DEPARTMENT y. T. r. K. CO., }
WESTERN DISTRICT,
PORTLAND, OREGON, June 80, lSS&
NOTICE.
MR. A. A. NEWBERRY Is hereby Rp-
vi pointed Chief Land Examiner for this
Land District, vice Mr.. J. VI. Willis, resigned,
PAUL SCHTLHE,
General Land Agent
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The amenities OF morning newspaper work
are not varied or numerous, and when an
incident happens which is calculated to
cause aelow OF pleasure about the heart OF a
member OF the stall, his fellow "totleEs Of
the night feel like making his.good fortune
known.
Such an incident occurred In the ISrELLI.
GENoER office yesterday. Mr.. John E. Day,
the bright and faithful telegraph editor was
called from the business office, where he vas
inspecting the afternoon report" by
several OF the compositors, and when
IN his own asthetic den In the third
story, was suddenly confronted by Mr..
William Hamilton zone of the boys" and
presep ted, on behalf Of the entire newEroom
force, with an elegant gold pen and pencil
combined. 10 neat morocco case. The pres.
emit was accompanied by an expression Of
the friendship Of the positors, who are
thrown into more intimate contact with the
telegraph editor, from the nature OF his dn.
ties, than any other member OF the staff.
Mr., Day was completely surprised, but man
aged to express his gratitude in some degree
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to reporters life on such 3 day, they may
have been Internationally overlooked.


Mr.. and Mrs. E. j Mcdonald celebrated
the twentyiffth anniversary OF their wedding
dsy last evening at tneir pleasant residence
on Fifteenth street, EAST OF jacob. A num-
Der OF guests had been invited, and nearly
ali were present, among them being Rev.
i. Il. Mcclure, pastor OF the United Presby-
te,iar church, OF whose congregation Mr.aDd
Mrs. Mcdonald are members, and who
quarter OF century ago, on the thirty'irst
OF December, 1887, pronounced the WORDS
which Joined Edward J. Mcdonald and
Miss Anna McNAbb in the silken bonds Tor
life. Among the numerous friends who con-
graduated the host and hostess, there was
Ilone who wished them well more heartily,
or whose words Of congratulation had for
them more Significance than those Of their
paitor.
The couple were assisted In entertaining
the guests by their son Mr.. W. J. Mcdonald,
head bookkeeper. Of the Register office, ana
their daughter. After very pleasant season
Of social enjoyment tempting aud appetite
ing warm supper was served, 10 which all
present did full justice. In addition TO the
friends OF the host and hosteSs, the following
friends OF their daughter aud sons were pres
emf: Misses Mollie Elton, Matte Prince,
Eva Brintou, Lydia Ball, Nettie Stuart, sallie
and Mary McCrum, Annie Shaw, Mary Nc
Kee Emma Moffat, Mary AlcSabb, and An.
ME Marsh, OF Texas, Messrs. Dan Prayer,
George Roll, Harry Graham, John McCrum,
VIII aud Robert Shaw aud Will McNabb.
The presents received were elegant and nu-
merous. A PARTIAL list Is appended:
Two sets silver knives and forks In morocco
case, and set OF silver spoons in plush case,
Riverside Iron Works; silver pickle castor,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nesbitt; set silver spoons,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beckett; silver castor,
six bottles, Mr. and Mrs. John Mckee; silver
cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs. John Robertson /;
silver sugar bowl, Mrs. L. Dickey and Miss
Mary Vance; silver fruit basket Mr.. and
Mrs. J. N. Vance; silver pickle castor, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. MotFatt; set silver spoons, Mr.. and
Mrs. John McCrum set silver spoons, Miss
Mary Mckee; large embroidered pin cushion,
Miss Nettie Stuart; silver pickle castor, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. J. Jones; silver butter
dish, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nesbitt;
silver butter knife, Mrs. Hannah SLerritt;
pair silver napkin rings, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Merchant; pair silverbutter knives, Captain
and Mrs Thomas Prince; silver napkin ring
on stand. Miss Lydia Ball; silver butter
knife, Misses Sallie and Mary, and Mr.. John
Mcclure; pair silver napkin rings, Mr., and
Mrs, john McNabb; silver butter knife, Miss
Mary McNabb; silver, pickle castor, Mr.. and
Mrs W. J. W. Cowden; silver cake basket,
Mir. and Mrs. Matthew McSabbi silver pep.
per box, Mr.. Robert Shaw; silver card
basket, son, Dan, Fort Worth, Texas;
silver tea set sons Tom aud VIII.
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to make beginning II you want the same
levy next year that you haye this, why vote
Mr.. Comertord talked for several moments;
20 did Mr.. Delbruggo. MessrS. Maxwell and
Nichols spoke In favor Olive.
Mr.. Speidel insisted on an aye and nay
vote, In order to put the members on record;
Messrs. Boring, Comertord, Prince and
speidel, voted TO reduce the committee 70
three, and Messn. Delbrugge, Maxwell,
Nichols, Stein, stocker and Woods, voted to
continue II as before.
A recess OF half an hour was taken to allow
the President an opportunity to arrange his
committees. At 8 o'clock he reported as
follows:
Finance and ACcounts-Messrs. speidel,
Delbrugge, Boring, Maxwell, Prince and
Woods.
Court House and Jail-Messr. Boring,
Stein, Comerford, Prince and speidel.
Poor House and Farm-MeSsrs. Comertord,
Nichols, Maxwell, Delbrugge and Stein.
Roads and Bridges-Messrs Maxwell,
Nichols, Comerford, Stocker and Woods. 3,
Printiug-Me!srs. Delbrugge, Stein and
Stocker.
A little routine business was transacted
and at $3.50 the Board adjourned.
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Last evening about seven o'clock Milt Par.
ker went to inspect car load Of coal which
he had brought TO the city to sell at retail,
and which had been left on switch OF the
Il. 4 o. road near the Riverside iron works.
He saw man lifting large Jumps OF the coal
OF, and going around to the side on which he
was at work, recognized N. @, Shepherd.
Shepherd also recognized Parker, and started
up The railroad track, dropping what coal be
held. Parker followed him up TO Frank
To the City Building. Officer Bird went down
and arrested Shepherd, and Squire Philips
committed him to jail In default OF fine for
trespass. Parker has frequently missed coal.
and'he Is not by any means the only man In
The city with this experience. II Is to be
hoped that the action In this case will have .
tendency to deter Others from appropriating
other peoples coal.
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The New Members Duly Installed Into
once,

OHcts
At the last meeting OF the Board Of Edu.
cation the terms OF one.third OF the members
expired, and the terms OF the gentlemen cleo
ted to fill their places commenced last even
ing A special meeting was called for seven
o'clock last eyeninGin accordance with law,
for organization. In looking over the menu
bers before they were called to order, one
could not help being struck with the thought
that for the ensuing two years the public
school affairs OF this city DIRE in proper hands.
Abouta quarter past seven o'clock Mr.. MAX
well called the meeting to, order, and WIS
elected as temporary chairman. The election
OF President OF the Board being the first
business OF the meeting, Capt. Andrew
Wilson was. nominated and unanimously
elected to succeed himself. On taking the chair
the Captain made few remarks, thanking the
body Tor the honor conferred, aud pledgtng
himself to perform the duties OF the office to
the best OF his ability. Il. II. Pendleton was
reelected as Clerk, at salary oil $500 per
year, and Prof John NJ. Birch was reelected
as Superintendent, at a salary Of 8, goO, an
advance OF $500 over last year. This advance
was not asked for by the Professor,
but was voted by the Board with.
out demand being made. 1t was a
proper appreciation OF the services OF Prot.
Birch during the past two years. Nearly
every one had some complimentary remarks
TO make about the Superintendent, includ.
ing the new members. DR.. Jepson spoke
about ten minutes on the work accomplished
In the past two years.
The members present were Squire Arkle,
Dobbins, Ebeling, Echstruth, lsett Jep'
son, Maxwell, MCCully, Miller J. c., Naylor,
schockey, Seidler, Work, Wilson aud Presi.
dent Wilson-l0. The new members were
MeSsrs. Dobbins, Eschstruth, Isett, Naylor,
Solder and Work.
DR.. Jepson at the conclusion OF the cleo
tious rose, and stated that he wished to cor.
rect some OF the gross Representations"
made by DR.. IIildreth in his speech at
the last meeting DR.. Jepson's speech was
very careful and elaborate reply TO DR.. Hi.
dreth, and during Its delivery he was listened
10 with the closest attention. He was re.
quested by the Board TO file his manuscript
with the committee on Teachers and Schools
to be considered In connection with DR.. Hill
dreth's remarks and the other papers now
before that committee looking towards the
adoption OF .'plan for more economy. and
greater efficiency in our public schools"
Prof Birch acted as secretary.
Az S.3l O'Clock the Board adjourned.
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THE STEAM MOTORS.
For the Elm Groye-Arrangements for
Their Reception.

For the Elm Gr0ye-Arrangenent for
Their Reception.
Yesterday the steel rails ordered some time
ago by the Elm Grove Railway Company, fol
the relaying OF that portion of their road
without the city limits, have arrived from
Pittsburgh, and were yesterday distributed
at suitable points along the proposed line Of
the road. There are l45 tons OF rails, enough
10 relay the track from Fulton to the eastern
terminus. The gauge will be widened. The
ties, although contracted for some time ago,
have not yet been received, but are expected
daily, and as soon as they arrive the work oil
rclaying the track will be commenced,
Two large, open summer cars were also re-
ceiyed yesterday, suitable for use on the pro-
posed new gauge, and adapted for the accom-
odation oil about seyenty.tiye persons. They
are models OF neatness and elegance.
at the Republican primaries Saturday,
while there was no special public agitation oil
the question OF Councils granting permits
ginp 10 the Elm Grove road to employ steam
on the portion OF their track within the city
limits, itstill affected the result percepti-
", and a good deal Of quiet inquiry was
heard as to tho standing OF candidates on
this subject,
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annYn, AL More.

We have but a few weeks in which to close
out our remaining stock Of Boots and Shoes
This we intsnd to do at any sacrifice. We
came to your city for ninety days, aud we
always do precisely as We advertise, During
tho time we have been here, we have sold
perhaps rs large an amount OF goods as any
other shoe merchant In the city will sell,
during the entire year, we can therefore
afford to almost give away the balance OF
our stock, and this we will do rather than
move it. "a,
Call early, as the sizes are being rapidly
broken. il the goods and prices do not
suit you, you need not buy.
HEISLElH Bro. l. Co.
Opnosite Opera House, Market street.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People.

People.
Messrs. II. @. Wells, G. D. Smith. J. H.
Grayson and W. S. Field, OF Bethany College,
were at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Detective Perkins, OF Pittsburgh, the accom-
plished United States officer who so success.
FULLY aided In unearthing the counterfeiters
at Marietta and Parkersburg recently vas in
the city last evening.
Major James N. Lee military Instructor
at the State University OF Morgantown, was
yesterday married at Holidays Cove, Han.
cock county, to Miss Mary Orr, OF that place,
a niece OF Mr. J. C. Orr, OF this city, aud the
happy couple began life ofwedded bliss
with the New Year. They reached Wheeling
In the evening and registered at the EcLure,
They leave for Morgantown to-day.
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NEW YEARS PRESENTS.

Mems Fine Embroidered Slippers re.
daced from $s.s5 and $3.50 to $3.50 and
$l.0O.
Ladies' Fine Embroidered Slippers re.
dnced from $s. 90 and $3.50 to $l.s5 and
soc, and all kinds Of Shoes at Great Bar.
gains. j. T. STONE,
1140 Main Street.
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Opposite Opera House, Market str


During the past year the advertisement oil
Fleming & Merriam Commission Merchants,
Chicago has regularly appeared in our col.
umns. This nrm has Just sent out to their
customers, in shape Of holiday greetings, the
December profits, together with full state
mept OF their Fund W, which has paid reg
ular mouthly proAts 70 its pstfolsltor We
past year, In fact, for the past twenty months.
For those who desire small or medium spe-
culatiye investments, this enterprisipg firm
ofer superior facilities and Inducements.
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.Ghe 1nteltiaenter.
once. Nos. a5 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
stephen McColloch, Carpenter and Bull

stephen McColloch, Carpenter and Build.
er.
Desirable Residence for Sale.
One Touch OF Winter.
A Word Of Warning lei.
Commercial Bank.
Notices.. NJ. Barry.
Choice Bottled Corn Meal. NJ. Clouston.
Notice.
Gold String Pianos.
At Cost-WhOlcSale Stationery and Print
erS' Supplies.
For Rent.
Union Benevolent Society.
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rnE "oRAY Socks STORY.
CAMuRlDoE, O., December 20

CAMuRlD0E, ", December ~.
To the Editor OF the lntelligencer
stR: l read your biographical sketch o.
Col, Taylor, our candidate for Congress, with
a great deal OF interest. was particularly
pleased with the romantic story OF the "gray
socks.n have read Of such things in 10
zion, but this was the first instance had
ever known In real life and II pleased me,
But 10 make sure that two people With
whom have the honor to be acquainted
were thrown together In this way, ! asked
Col. Taylor about II this morning, and the
romance wont the way OF Santa Claus and
other dear lctions Of my boyhood days. I
suppose Il Is none OF my business, nor the
pubIic's, how be met his wife, but as q mat.
Ter OF fact they "met by chance. tho usual
way at the house OF q mutual friend some
time after sanitary commissions and gray
socks we're out OF date. l'regret very much
to dlSpel the illusion under which many
people seem to be laboing, but this matter,
OF fact and unwholesome truth was forced
upon me and want TO take II out OF the
public In some shape, So please inform
your many readers that the romantic story
Of Col, and Mira. Taylor and the gray socks
Is lgment Of some ones Imagination ind
has no foundation In fact
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ST. cLAInsvILLE.
Court adjourned until Wednesday.
mi TIT Il .s,,,,,,n,,oa 4nIay

Court adjourned until Wednesday.
The public schools commence to-day.
Ex.sherlfT Hilles will remove to Barnes
Vile to-day.
During the past year the Probate Courl
OF Belmont county has Issued three hundred
and forty.flve marriage licenses.
A Movement Is on foot for the erection O.
Presbyterian Church at Bruce station, on
the Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley. & Wheel
ing.Railroad.
Clara B. Sheppard has been adiudged In
sane by the Probate Court and application
has been made for her admission Into th'
Athens Insane Asylum.
There are some unpleasant rumors In cir
cuatlon about one Of the late Congressional
Conventions. Some interesting develop
ments may be looked for in few days.
Leroy G. sedgwick was sworn In as Sheriff
yesterday. He has appointed his brother,
F. Il. sedgwick, chief deputy, and tempo
rarily, at least, continues the other official!
appointed by Sheriff Ililles. Mr.. Sedgwicl
has served four years as chief deputy, ant
will doubtless make u popular Sheriff.
Alexander Taylor. oolored, was brought
home from the Reform Farm last week
"Alec" WIS the guard over sixty boys, one
of whom escaped. "Alec'' pursued and 4.
pally captured him. For this he was given
four months liberty, or longer In case o.
future good conduct. "Alec" has provided
himself with tblacking box and brushes, and
now gives "a shine for nickel"
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"HAcESEr4ck," lasting and fragrant per.
lume. Price Is and60 cent?.
suGLou's UURE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping cough and Bronchitis.
FoR DysrKPslA and Liver Complaint you
have printed guarantee on every bottle OF
shilOh's VItAliZer. II never fails TO cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle Of
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 90 cents.
Sold by E. Booking, agent under Odd Eel
lows Hall, aud by r. Il. List, 1910 Main
street.
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Browns IRON BlrrERs is
composed ofIron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
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Mansfield, Ohio. Nov. IS, 1851.


Gentlemen :-lhave suffered with
PAIN In my side and back and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot.
Ing pains ~ through my body, at.
tended with great weakness, depres.
sion Of spirits, and loss Of appe.
tito. ! have taken several different
medicines, andwaS treated by prom.
F, ineit physicians for my liver, kid.
neyS, and spleen, but got no relief.
Thought | would try Browns Iron
llitterS: have now taken one bottle
and a half and am about well-pain
In side and beck all gone-sorenesS
all out Of my breast, and | have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
called the SiES q mcfitiEeI.
JoiIH K. ALLESpEE.
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MRS. ZIEGgNFELDER is prepared TO
supply families with flrst.class article
OF Ice Cream to-day. No. GO Twelfth
Street. TAI
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Tar greatest cure ever performed, was that
on Mrs. Milo Ingram, Allegheny, Pa. Cure,
pefuna.
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CIR Hunters Sitter. Hunter: Sitter Co..
Kitchen specialties-Clnoinnat aud New
York. Circulars tree.
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FOR SALE.

E0R SALE-A GOOD FARM OF 100
or dairy purposes. An excellent vein OF coal easy
Of access, tinderlics the farm. On the farm there
Is good frame house and other Necessary Oulhud'
ingf also good orchard otapple, pear, plum, cher
~ and other fruits. VIII self on reasonable efia.
Mo Also two. thirds Interest In Lumber Yard and
Planning Mill In BellRire, Ohio AdLrS.
desc JOHN DUBOIS, BellRlrC, q
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CRrlrE. q healthy apfstits, prevent malarial
diseases By using Browne Iron Rtttets.
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Is three times the man he was before he be.
ran using "WellS health Repewer.p 81.
Druggists W aEB 80 4
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BELIAIRE.

Miss Ida Smith, Of Woodstield, is visiting
relatives here.
Rev. II. u. Brown, OF Gravel Hill, Is visit
ing at Pittsburgh.
Amelia Kineman, whose death was noted
yesterday, was buried from the German
Church yesterday afternoon.
The mite society Of the First Presbyterian
Church will meet next Thursday evening at
MIR. John Kirkpatricks, on Noble street.
The paradise Lost OF Milton will be pre-
scented with panorama at the First Presby-
terrain church Thursday and Friday evenings.
The entertainment at the Disciples church
last night was composed OF readings, recita-
tions, songs, ChOruSeS, ETC., by members OF the
church aud children OF the Sunday school.
The Churches will begin the observance of
tho annual week OF prayer next Sunday, and
in some OF the Churches 1t Is probable that
the services will he continued indefinitely II
there be encouragement.
. The FAIRY Queen" association figure up a
snug little sum clear Of their expenses,
which amounted TO about 5000 This is
without counting what the Druids and
Knights OF Pythias got. from their evenings.
A drunken man, with another still drunk.
er, made his appearance at the Q. u 7. de-
pot yesterday. When he found himself ln.
able TO get his charge on the train, he left
him lying fat on the floor and jumped
aboard himself. -
The Crystal Window Glass Works begin
life with the following directors: DR.. Il W.
Muhleman, 7. B. Litten, d.. smitp, ]. +.
Adams and SO. Hamilton-of whom the
officers are, President, DR.. Muhleman; Vice
President, T. D. Litteu; Secretary, D. J.
Smith.
IN MarIng, who recently bought five.
seventies OF the old Goblet Works furnace
known as the "Circus," has taken as partner
Mr.. Burgentlal, deputy collector OF internal
revenue. Mr.. Fletcher, having sold
his interest," retires, and Mr.. Burgenthal takes
his place.
Mr.. sonneborn's store was,crowded with
those who held tickets for his large doll at
the drawing yesterday morning Two
Moundsyille gentlemen were judges and two
little girls blindfolded drew out the caEds.
Seymour Ault, II young gentleman from
Glencoe, was the successful one, with ticket
lSS
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Mother swans Worm syrup.
Intallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartici
for ieveriShneSS, restlessness, worms, consti-
dAtinn, 9Sc
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sHroH's CATARRH REMEnY-a positive cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth.
Sold by E. Booking agent under Odd Nel-
lows Hall, and by r. Il. List 1910 Main
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THE usual merchants lunch at theNeW
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily. !.
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H0rHL ARRIVALS.
ar JAMEs HOTEL

q II Clemens, Pittsburgh Jas Clemens, PIttsburgl
j T Davis, Ohio CIR Mclaughlin. IA
i " Ball, Jr,, Elacktown John Rne. city
ChaS Y Lucas, city q Reid Pitt 'bngh
II Chew, Cincinnati u UIiill, city
" j Francis, Newark JC McCTacken, VIVA
l. LIS LaEier, Pittsburgh TRC ourtright, Pa
] jaco. RMS II Beard, NGwpor.
L r Francis, Newark Ell HAlly, Wellsbug
" Kidd, burton Miss Hutchinson, Ohio
j n IackSon LcedSyillh w II ThAckeray, Pgh
M II Everett. Wellsbuig kMoOFs5B k0RR
G b Long, bethany IN HRndlAn, city
" q Armstrong, Ohio Pr HoeeIS. city
+ Dick, city SSAlden, Cleveland
az tioocb, Warrington CCRwiord Pittsburgh
i CmWlotii, Pitbonrgh Baker d kellogg, Clev'ld
ONE HpRbRtD WIS COMPANY.
SDnper WI snbSdleY
Herman Pr McCab0
1R EARle fC Walton
slIFGlRytOn Tony Eldlngcr
II Groves Mis- Alice Roberts
Nils Annie Sidney Mis- CTOYpseBd
EG DegraH
-<tS-
1.-..z AIa &c.,. ITInn,. n, aN,, 1Isna,a
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El0RSALE-THAT VERY COMFORT.
II ABLE TWO story dwelling, numbered IS on
south Penn street. The house Is convenient iui,
nlShed with gas, water and Bath ro0m finished
BILE lelghbOrhOod, Within Abort distance u The
Citizens railroad. The price Is very reasonable
terms easy. Apply to
ALEXANDER BOSR,
Etseet, "ottI Block !" corner Market and Twelfth
L streets pOli
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Tor CITY SERGEANT.

respectfully announce myself a. q c,D,..
date for the Office Of City Sergeant subj,
TO the decision OF the Democratic prim,. 49,
de25 WILLIAM sHAPrp