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IOOlIS, lOI.....--.. .-....--'--......S w OO
This is the most beautiful cottage IL the city.
and is offered very low.
a New Bay Window Cottage
of 6 rooms, never occupied,
on north side Of p street, be
tween Eighteenth and Nine
This needs to be seen 70 be appreciated.
Two Cottages, northwest cor
ner and Fifteenth streets,
rooms, each.................,....$ $50 90
Cottage, rooms, 922 Fifteenth
street, opposite Grammar
Four Rooms for Housekeeping,
on J, between Sixth and
Seventh. ..........................Sl6 90
Small Shop on Second street,
between K and L ............... ST SO
a Eeon&r6 &c Son.
lo14 Fourth street, Sacramento.
Gp1S-3DlIn
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"LONE FISHERMAN. "

TIME FINEST FIVE CENT CIGAR IN TER
Market Also, E fire line of Imported and
KEY West on hand, at 225 K street.
m6-islu E H. PETIT. Proprietor.
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Buy no Machine until you have seen
the Light-running Always Reliable
DOMES1 TIC
"a d ~ in .NN - Chin

USED BY MOST ALL SEAMSTRESSES AND
Y TailOrS and by over !, 800 families in Sac
ramento Cannot become noisy OF heavy run.
ming, because it has no coSwhee.s; has connect
ing positive feed motion. The only machine
with vibrating foot motion for Braiding. En-
+! broidcry, Quilting, etc. Positively Automatic
Tension; need not be changed in sewing from
light 10 heavy work. Seifthreading Shuttle
hUtlier, HemmerS IS sizes, Binder, Feller Shirr-
ing Attachment. Lace Hemmcr, Corder, Quiter,
Bias cutter. Neither thumbscreW nor screw
driver used TO set any attachment. The only
machine using Under Braiders On demand,
we Will deliver a " DOMESTIC" to YOU city OF
country, on trial. Do not buy II il does not
suit. Old Sewing Machines taken in exchange.
Write or send for Illustrated Price List.
Domestic Sewing Machine Co., New York.
A. j. POMMER, Agent.
sos j Street, Sacramento.
M 5ptfMNS
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wooLLY AFHIs.
ELSE CHINcH Bua.

Two years ago this pest, known as false
chinch bug Nysi,Ls dcStrtctor), appeared III
San Diego county, and spread rapidly in a
vineyard at Apex. | advised the placing
of hay under the vines, in which the in
sects would enter to lodge at night, and
that ii be removed and burned before sun
rise Mr Merriman reported favorably on
this remedy, with an addition OF his own +;
he found that when the hay taken from
around the vines was burning, great
many of the insects escaped into
the ground. TO prevent this lie saturated
some hay with coal oil and spread it upon
the ground, then placed the hay taken
from the vine upon it, and the rapid burn
ing of the saturated hay prevented The es-
cape Of the pests. This season they have
been reported from COurtland, Sacramento
county, DayisYille, Yolo county, and Stock
ton. In common with other true bugs, the
false chinch bug live by piercing the
leaves Of the plant with its beak, extract
ing the Juices and causing them to witt.
The specimens sent are laryae and pup8.
| have not found perfect insect among
them; the larva measures about q sixteenth
of an inch in length, color dingy yellow,
with some longitudinal dark lines on the
body and head; antennD long and stub
shaped (clOvatel. The pupa: length about
One-twelfth of an inch, same color as
larYa. lines on back more distinct red and
brown, wing-pads III form OF two tooth
like yellow processes.
1t is strange that these insects have APP
peared at Davisyille. and only infest the
grape vines damaged by the frosts. In adj
ditiOn to the hay recommend the use OF q
solution for spraying the vines when the at
tack IS OF . serious nature. Although
these insects are small, they appear in such
numbers as to destroy grape vine IL g
very short time.
REPORTS OF REMEDIES.
I'D. Rhoades, of CORTLAND, writes; "
am capturing whatlI can with the pan and
coal oil process same as used for flea beetles;
also putting hay on the ground and burn
ing it. The whale-Oil soap and iron COM
pound does not affect them, unless by
chance they get drowned"
Eli. Gould, Of Davisyille, writes, dated
Nav Sth Your recommendation was a
good one. The whale-oil soap ten pounds;
| buhach. one pound water, ten gallons,
kills all insects on the vine. The greatest
difficulty we have is in reaching the crea-
lures, as many of them are IN the ground
Perhaps by repeated operations we can
reach them all. They do not seem 10 be
spreading rapidly"
&c. Neidt & Co. Los Angeles: Your letter
in some way got mislaid, and has just been
| found. do not know Of any combination
of the coal oil and lime that would make il
an insecticide superior to others at present
| known for scale insects in citrus trees.
must say that have never tried it on fruit
trees. i have used it in white washing
floors, etc, of granaries to kill the wheat
weevil, but this was much stronger than
could be put upon tree.
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Nevada sold s,359,53 acres of land last
April.
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4 EHEEPSKIc RUG .

| first wash the skin in warm sOapsuds TO
make the wool white and clean, and with
the fingers pick out matted pieces and all
bits of dirt or brush. 1t generally needs to
be washed through at least three waters to
get clean, and then must be rinsed once
thoroughly in clear, hard water TO take out
the suds. Dissolve a half pound of alum
and pound of salt III ten quarts of boiling
water, and mix this in a tubful OF water
Let the skins lie in this ten hours; then
hang them over line to drain, wool side
out. AS soon as the wool is dry, stretch
and tack the skins, wool side down, on
some fiat surface, as a large board on the
side Of the barn or wood house I stretched
mine on the garret floor, after first placing
q few papers over the boards, and tackled in
as many places as needed. As soon as the
skin is about halfdry, rub it thoroughly over
with mixture of equal parts of powdered
saltpeter and alum, and repeat this every
day for three days; then take it up fold
the skin sides together, and lay it away.
After three days, spread it down on table
and scrape off all the lumpy places with
a blunt knife, and rub we'll with sand-paper
or pumice stone; it will then be soft and
pliable-[ Prairie Farmer.
GENERAL NOTES
DR.. Sturtevant asserts that one cream
can be easily and quickly churned by a
regular and even motion, while another
may be benefited by, may even require, q
more violent agitation. There is more diff
| ference between creams than between the
best specimens of cburns.
A correspondent of the Rurdl Pres, says
the wild morning-glory can be killed II
the patch is small, use hoe thoroughly
once week during the entire season, never
! letting the sprouts get above ground and
leaf out. If the patch is large, use cul-
tivator thoroughly. One seasons work
does the business. 1t is worth trying.
An exchange says; Cows which receive
every day at morning, noon and night ar
| ordinary waterpailful of water slightly
warmed and slightly sailed, in which bran
has been stirred at the rate of one quart &c
two gallons of water, will give IS per cent
more milk Immediately under the effects
| of this drink, and she will become SO at
| tached to it as TO refuse to drink clear
water, unless very thirsty.
Parties who have orchards should moi
neglect to make arrangements to take cart
| of their fruit. The latest adyices from
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HYGIENE AMERICAN pISsER.

Sunday-Hard Graham rolls, leavened
Graham bread, or lin cold weather. steamed
corn bread Sweet potatoes, or baked
squash. String beans, mashed potatoes.
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new HOME SEWING MACHINE

And see the Machine. ap1@Spt
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GL0BULES.

Fifteen prisoners occupied the cells at the
city hall last night.
Edmund Macy, chronic bum and wife
heater, was arrested by Officer Gibbons last
night on the charge of abusing his family.
The mercury in the little glass tubes was
below zero again yesterday, and raw air
made OUT door exercise very dIsagreeable.
John Nelson, brakeman, caught his right
hand between the bumpers while coupling
cars yesterday and the member was badly
mangled. Dr.. Murphy amputated two of his
fingers.
Al Pfeiier's hall this evening there will be
the usual bi-weekly meeting Of the Catholic
T. 4. societies. Bishop Ireland, Rev. J. J.
L ane and Wm. L. Kelly are the speakers
who will address the meeting.
The city officials and the special committee
on reception will hold meeting at the
mayors Office to night for the purpose Of
making final arrangements for the big re-
cepton al the capitol Tomorrow night.
The annual bal mssque and carnival Of
the German society will take place at the
AthenRum this evening. Elaborate prep
erations have been made for the event, and
it is expected to eclipse in splendor all of its
predecessors.
Rev. Father D. Reilly, pastor Of the new
st. Patricks church, near the Manitoba
shops, organized yesterday total abstin renee
society in his parish. The number enrolling
themselves as members was twenty-five, and
the society promises TO be among the most
fourishing of its kind in the city.
The patrol wagon was called to Mississippi
street at midnight to take charge Of quartet
Of dIsorderlies, two men and two women.
The lutter were Mrs. Kelly and her daughter
and the men were registered as Norman
Main and John O'Keefe. They were having
a carouse at the Kelly mansion.
Quicksilver" comedy in four acts, was
given by the dramatic branch Of the German
society at the Athen@um last evening. The
p y gas q complete success, and was pro-
dueoI with much vigor and finish. The ac-
cessories were elaborate, aud were favorably
commented on by the large audience in at
tendance The amateurs presenting the
play showed considerable talent, when was
appreciated by their critics giving them
many encores.
Kit Murray and Florance Lee, both in
dolent characters, who have heretofore starred
in the city hall pens, and have had the So
ciety Of city officers in the patrol con veyance,
were heard screaming and caught fighting in
their rooms on Seventh between Pine and
Olive streets last evening. Officer Calvin,
who has sacred regard for the sauctity of a
Sunday evening, gave them trip pass to the
bastile. The latter after fishing for several
minutes about her person, produced twenty
shvkeis which she gave as security for her ap-
pearance at court in the morning.
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Notice of Sale on Force osure of
Mechanics Lien.

Notice "a hereby given that under and purzuant 20
the Judgement OF force ard sale bearing daf
OctOl o. 1885, snt duly rendered and entered IN
Certain actlon pellug IN the District CouFt Of tie
state q Minnesota. within and Tor the county Of
RAMSEY and second Jud Ciai cIs-rsf, wherein Alan
Pau = plaintiff End George Scbleklinz. May "
Schickli1z- william Dawson. The Sec aEics BuidnZ
SJc.ety u 50. Paul and " A Spraz1e are dsfcr J.
ants wherein the defendant u. A. Sprakue Cd 5s-
c9ver a judgment against the defea1zn: George
sehiskfaE foT the o. slsfy7 and interest thereon
q on the II day Of Octo.sr. i5sf. together with
t17.75 cos.s and Disbursement >. making total san
due q s255.27 the dsre q viii sell az pzb-
frOst door q the c01r- EOus IN the city u s. Paul
March A D. fss5. AZ - clock 10 tie foreman. shs
building and appDrTeaances slruased the pc e ~
traet .. land hereinafter described. fOse her 9Th ali
The rKt. tie ard Interest q he defendant: George
SehickliuZ- d The 21st dzy Of Oc7oOer. is,1,
any tine since sad dare. tie present time. II
the traces parcels Of Land IN the Gig q ST.
PAEl county q Ramsey and ate o. " naes "a. o.
-hicn said bui,6lng En3 spYgr. noes erssEd.
aud which - designated described All bounde1
f0liS-s- rat s 10 say lOFs - sE6 tro p Il
book SEei-s rl2l % Da~s0n's addition u 3. Paul.
q the comfy o. Raa1sey AMI state % Mines q
coTcinz 70 the plat thereof Sic ard o. record II
the Os=e q tie 2 sgfs;sr q Deeds u said Raussy
couz1T-
Dated Js8EarT 2sIa. 1876.
FgED. RICHTER.
Sheriff o. RsEssT County.
CEo. :. FLIST. AttcraeT fo7 4 4 s5-8xrs-
tz-SS-s--zG
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-Four million Of false teeth are manu-
fac'urvd in this eountry In year. THIS Is a
true statement and /, IS also true that the
decay Of natural teeth has greatly Increased
among people vao DO not take good care Of
thrir s,O0schs. When yoGr stnnsch is ont
of order, and your digestive poE-rs neec
touiug up, sry Briwn's Ir,'n Bliters. Tnere
arr some preparations ~ iron which iujure
the tr, IN, but the doctors testify Browns
Iron biiters Is free from the objection.
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or The Board FOR the current year, according TO
the schedule Of forms. and such further particu
lar wil be furnished by the Committee on
Pury hsss 8 and supple, OF the Board. through its
chairman. lion. Nm. Berandi, corner Of Foarih
and Sioley streets
Each bid mast he accompanied By bond. on
the part OF the bidder with Two q zoo. AID n
feient ies in the SUN OF f.e hundred $500
dollars. conditioned that in case he bid = &C
cepie by the Board of Education. he bidder viii
enter 10 a contract With said board 20 perform
The work in &c ordsnce With the specifications
and fot he prize mentioned 10 his bid.
AL bids must be addressed and directed 70
Hon r. Schiamann. president OF the Foard o.
Educafiou. who viii receive them in biz fi-e, N
the Odd Fellow block. corner Of wsbash4E aud
Fifth streets.
The ard Of E5uea'S1o reserves The right 70
reject any or all lids
By direction Of the Committee.
OTTO DREHER-
A-59 Secretary.
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Plsstere's National CnlOa No. Q. Z Paul, has
f1ed the Gle Of Wages at -. 20 per day to take
effee, April ist. ISIS. an after May Isl. uins
hoefs viii constitute lays work ca Saturdays.
b. ofder Of the on
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This paper is printed with Geo. II. Morrill,
q Co.'S improved perfecting press news ink.
It is also used by all the principal newspapers
in the United States and Canada. Western
office, 81 and Sc Franklin street, Chicago,
Il
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STATE OF MINNESOTA.
DEPARTMENT OF iNsCEAScE.
ST PAUL. February 1856 J
I. 4 T. NcGill. Insurance Commissioner % tue
State q MiuEeSotz. DO hereby certify that
tie Central hansfaetarsrs INITIAL Iusura &c
company shove named hiss complied with
the laws q this state relating 70 insurance,
aad : now fniiy empowered throagh its al
tAorized agents 20 transact r. appropriate busi
ness q NATAL frs t1szrance. in This state for
the year ending January sls.- 1885.
A. r McGIL-
s5ss J7Szrzncs Commissioner
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MACHINERY.
WASHINGTON STEAM ENGINE WORKS
DEPEWA %


Manufacturers CO steam Engines ard Boilers.
Mil and Elevator Machinery Engine Trimmings.
Wrought Iron ip= aud Fittings Lon ard S-ass
Work % &ldssSriptioos- Sgscia aftenrioa given
70 Repair WORK. Once and Works Terminus
Lafayssts AvsH1e street ez-S, ST. PALE MINI.
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Special to the Globe
LOCAL MENTION.
Auc,,opt Auction,

Now is your chance 10 bay arst-eisss DRY goods.
cloak. eic.. n your own prizes. Tae entire
stock must be c osed out som
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Saturday, AZ 0'SloSk the entire dry goods
stock Of The New YOSk Ba.S4S. Seseash and
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MISSISSIPPI STREET.
Between the North Ire CT the right Of war o!
the ST Paul Minneapolis and Niniio64
Railway. and the Norta line CT
Acker street west

In accordance with sad a. Indicated b. the
nd Inc on The pvosls thereof and As re-
ported upou As being Necessary and proper ~
the Board Of Public Works Of sad city rudcr
date q Jauaary u. ISIS. Shish said re7ort was
adOp'ed b said Connna C0ancil. a. their meet
inS he'd - asry -. ISIS
The probe indicating the prooosed change Il
CT &c and can Be seen a this ecicr
Sy order Of Common Couucil
THOS. A. PEENDERGASE.
fE-l r--,r.tth- g g
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PERSONALS.

II. K. Adams, Lisbon, was in TIE city yes
terday.
Emil Kurster, Blue Earth City, is at the
Windsor
c. T. IngersoIl, Grand Rapids, Oak, is at
the Windsor.
A. J. Mair, London, is registered at the
Clarendon.
JOHN Lynch aud wife, volga, D. T., are at
the Merchants
W. c. Allen aud J. B. Hooper, Montan a, are
at the Merchants.
f. c. Waters, the hotel keeper Of Glendive,
is at the Merchants.
Rev. John Graham, OF Milwaukee, is regis
tered at the Merchants
G. II. Haggerty and wife, Motley, Mimi,
are at the Clarendon.
Herbert Marx and John VI. Schwartz
Shakopee, are AZ the Clarendon.
Rev Harry j. Bodley and daughter. Of St
Louis, are at the Metropolitan.
A. A. Crandall, insurance agent. OF Roch-
ester, MIMI, is III the Metropolitan.
G. W. Sterling and Chas Reed, Huron, D.
T., were at the Merchants yesterday.
Il. c. GoNsiu, watertOwu: T. f. Phillips,
Ashton, D, +. are at the Merchants.
~ II r No0iAo4N, q prominent steam
boat man Of Bismarck, was at The Merchants
yesterday.
Simon, Emanuel and Abe Hartman,
wholesale liquor drasrs, Of Chicago, were at
the Clarendon Yesterday.
AT CHICAGO
Special to the Globe
CHICAGO, Feb. IA. NJ. Drake aud D.
+ RoSscile, OF 81. Paul, aud F. L. Rosser aud
d. F. Pollard. OF Minneapolis, are at tue
Grand Pacific.
F. J. Mackey aud wife. Mrs. c. Mackey,
Miss Csllie Maekcy. James A. Camp, Johu
C. Bohcn. d. ". Mcdonald. Of Miuncspo-
lis, aud Gen. Mark d. Flower aud D. Ryan,
OF S. Paul are al the. Palmer
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THE CITY.
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. WASHING
ron. D. C.. Feb. Is. Top. m.-observations
taken at the same moment of time at all stations
named
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FOUR-WHEELED
Hose Carriages,

Complete, with capacity for one thousand ,o00)
feet Of rubber hose; 10 be supplied with the fol
lowing tools and attachme nts: one az pick back
axe, one ~ erow-bar, one ~ hand lantern
known as New York fire department tubular
lantern, with hanging alta hmeuts on rearof car
riage one q extra pole with each carriage, chains
and snaps attached Axel ami wheel TO b me
size ana shape as that on Hose Carriage No. ,,
In this department.
Bidders will bid on one (l) extra hind-wheel to
be used On said carriages Parties bidding will
state what they viii How for four (4) two-whee
carts now In use IN he. dep lrtment 70 be take
in part yment OF said four-wheel carriages
The above paratns to be deliver to the hief
Engin rer In Saint aul freight free.
The board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Pro osals to be endorsed proposals for Hose
Carr, & s. - and to be addressed TO +. Il. Deano,
President OF 30 I'd OF Fir Commissioners.
BY order OF the Boa-d,
1876 W. CORN N, Secretary.
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ClalgG0fSrG3tGTada.
CJTT CLERKS OFFICE.
81. PACL. MiAu. jan. y. 1855. [

Notice ia hereby given that the Common coua
Gil Of the CITY OK >slns Paul VIII al their meeting
10 Be bell on Tuesday the third dsy cf Mzrch
A y. ISIS. 81 $50 o'clock. p. " II the
CoHucil Chamber, IN the city hsl cons:dsr ana
my order charge Of rrSde On the following
street between ne points named. ta-wit:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-16

JACOB L. GREEN, President.
JOHN ". TAYLOR. Vice President
WILLIAM G. ABBOTT, Secretary.
D. Il. WELLS. Actuary.
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LOST IND FOUND.

I OST-A black onyx ring, on Saturday, Feb
IL ruary "a, between Waoasha and Sibley
streets. Finder please leave at this Office and
receive reward 46
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FINANCTIL.

MONEY To LoIN on improved real estate
WI in sums to suit. Low rates. J. O. Stout
& Co, ga jackson street. 34-47
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DOR LOAN on improved city business proper
L ", $1,000 for four years. L. L. Lamprey
276F
7 DAMS or Life Ins. Policies, L. p. Van Nor
l man, No. 245, lst Ave. :. Minneapolis.
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Balance net assets, Dec. 81. 1884, s5.,al7,75O 40
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ENoR SALE-A five glass Cunningham carriage
Il or hack, cheap for cash. Inquire at All
Hennepin avenue. Minneapolis. al6*
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Surplus By company standard .... g., 1874 50
surplus by Conn standard, per cent. 4,195.65s 81
cent, oyer.................... 100000 90
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FIVE CENTS A LINE
j. RorHsCHILD,s AUCTION.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

VITANTED--Situation in pr vate family ~
w young mau of good habits to work for
board; Understands care of horses, etc. 2 ddress
E. Z, Globe office 1910
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EELD- 1I-EAE.-
Sheriff o. Rszssy Couz-J.
CEo. !. FLIST. AttoraeJ fo7 4 l. ss-sxzs.
tz-zs-s--zZ
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ENOR SALE-A good piano, cheap. Can be
IL seen at 122 West Third street. 254*
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Ratio of expenses Of management 20
receipts in 1884 ........... 81 per cent
Policies In force Dec 81, 1884, g. 934,
insuring si52 2sO. es5 90
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sta5i oas. Bar. TheF. Wind. Weather.
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MICE ROOM neatly furn shed, So, 32l Chest
IN nut one block from Seven Corners, three
from depot. As IS
FURNISHED rooms for rent-Two very Ele-
Il gantly furnished rooms-sittng and bed
ICONS, suitable for two or more young men.
Inquire al 100 West Third street. first floor.
1909
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C-TT CLERz's OFFICE,
ST. FACL, FeO. Z, 1885.

Sealed Proposals marked " Proposals. for
y, Y re-" viii be received a: this Office Until
Thursday, the 18th dag Of February, A. d. 1855,
II Z O'clock D n
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LNOR SALE, or will trade for horse. goo
Il Hallet & Davis piaho, Call at once If yoa
mean business. +. S. ALLEN,
20SF 142 East Third stree
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THE
CENTRAL
M1llflGtlp GlS
Mutual
Insurance Comply,
VAN w F,RT, OHIO
Organized and comm need business 1876
J. ;. BRUMBACH... President
VI. L. PURMORT. ..................Se Secretary

Premium notes received, face value.
...-..................ST O.SsO 90
Amount Of cash collected on same 90. go 50
Cash received from assessmenis.... % COZ %