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Heaithtai yisor for the Girls.

Mrs. I4ivermore Gays in one of her leo.
lures on Girls,'l.,I would give to girls
equal Intellectual and industrial training
with boys, Yes, and give them equally
good health, too.' When your girls are
suffering from paleness and debility, It is
0 sign that their blood is poor and thin,
and that they need Browns Iron Bitters.
The only preparation OF iron that can be
taken safely. Miss Barton, Chestnut
street, Louisville, KY, says: Browns
Iron Bitters cured me Of rheumatism when
everything else had failed"
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FOR sAIE.

Houses, Farms aud other property for sale.
P,nonsl attention given to Renting Houses
Col4lnF r, MS Purchase and sa 81 Real ksta;ei
yStar; Commission filed In Pension otllce Pension
vSSs6en certified, DepSlIionS taken In claims FOL
Ra.IonS; Deeds, Leases, Agreements aud Other
Trled IhstrnmeIitS prepsrd. The Collection o.
Accounts specially; and proIptretatns mace.
Collector and Notary Public,
wvlt No. lRt2 Market Streat
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npo,.i.n,. iA,n,,,a saIya.

The best salye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers; Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Ghilblains,
Coris and OIL Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay, required. II
IL guaranteed 10 give perfect satistactio ion or
money refunded. Price Is cent? per box.
For sale by Logan 4 %,
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DR, MOTIFS FRENCH p0W0FRS,

WIN cure Diseases Of The Kidneys, Grayei. Gieet.
Structures, and all Urinary and Urethfal DiseaseS,
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal Weakness
Low Of vlgor. Premature Decline In Man, Early
eesses, DO syphilis In al is forms, tote throat
and nose, ulpen, eIuptions scrofula, letter, salt
Ihegm and AL blood and skin diseases. Female
weakness speedily cured. Gonorrhea cured 7fn
days. frioe % %, Sold In Wheeling, VI. Va by
y. BOOKING, LOGAN q Co., Druggists. Sent 81
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NEw YoRE, Nay ls,,sFcp leading makes and
popular siylcs there has been an improved bud.
a. the auction sales Very pertinent lnqniIy BY
many ptOminept dralen pFesapt Ehowz that the
supply agents q not IS large ~ supposed. and
ihAi cuttailnent Of production on d Continued
growing scale Is leSsenlpg the output OF the mills
20 that growth OF stocks has no beenb Or WILDE
a rapid o. during tho cold weather months. & The
result has been 4 very good movement Of staple
brown and cololcd eottots and many ttanSaetiops
are improves for nextWcck. II IN /,
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PROPOSALS.
! ,,,r,.OyylcE BOARD or coNNisIoSEns, !
n,,,0 IIiuNTY, ", VA, May u, 1875. J

CtRRE's 0FyICE BOA ~ OP CohNtnAuShsA St
ono CurSTY, W VA. May u, 1885.
s,.IpUpoAls will be received at thss once nice
,Sl thc slh Inst. al noon IoT iatnI1S Mn, vTH,
ny ohio comfy &a,''% The fASS year pes'Hus
J1ls / ~ ~ h,SShnE clean, mixed or nut coal ID
~ ~ i. Crie,Cl. tDrthe county jail. -, A..
gorfirpkhlng clean, mixed OF, nut coal 20
-, ~ bSTth u Wheeling creek IN the order Of
Sa,rty ConnbslOneF. -, a.
~ 80, ,Ti Wheeling crCek, oil the order Oh
County ", 'Sa%1HhIaS mixed, nut or slack coal for
~ ToSBiT IDNr,nSFy, State price delivered ~ III
p' Bidder must specify the price Of clean. mixed
A9 ne s4 MGrd ttseres the right to reiGctany anu
allbtiS;. uo,,d
y S55et o. 'a' " R6BERT R. WOODS. Clerk.
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CHATTER II.

MMalden, Mass, Feb. I, 1850. Gentlemen
have suffered with attacks Of sick headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble. for years Ia the most
teribleGn excrurIaling manner.
Eomeliclne or doctor could -giye,ms relief or
cure, untn used Hop Bltten.
"Thc htst bottle ~ tsa
Nearly cuIcd met,
The second made me as well and strong as when
achila,
"And have been 50 to this day.
My husband was an invalid for twenty Year.
with serious
!"Xldnty, liver and urinary complaint,
Pronounced By Boston's best physIcians-
"lncnrablci" u.
Seven bottles Of Your Bltters cured him and /
know OF the
"Lives OF eight personsn
In my ntlghpofnood that have been saved by
And many more are uAlng them with great ben.
''They almost .tf 4Gts Nt4t
Do mineles2' Mrs Z, D. SLACK.
How 70 GET sIcK.-Expose yourself day and
night; eat too muCt without exercises work TOO
hard without rest; doctor all tho tine; take ali the
vile n0.ttumS advertised, and then you will want
70 know hDlc 10 gti Bel which Is answered In three
wottls-fnke Hop' Blttes!
SO None genuine without bunch OF green Hops
stuff with Hop" or "Hops' In their name.
d HHHH e Nksf z NEE AFF
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From the D(ssectIpg Room.

Having taken swtft's Specific for blood poison
contracted Of medical college at q d section,
while vas medical student, am grateful 10 say
NY parerts had iippat hundreds II dollars for
treatment MyA'm was kwU u 10 twice Its u uai
size aud ~ naiiinE bGijeh ne Twas dtspalfing Of
ever being cured Bat bearing OF tho 8 g., I
benefit from Il began taking u regularly, and
Soou the swelling began 10 10 down and tile arm
CEASED to pain me: Ic0HunTed IT. use, aud afIpT
tai lug eight bottles was thoroughly cured.
Augustus wendell, Newark. MI. =
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases ms lied tree,
THE SWIFT sPEcIf1c TO-,
mylI ~ Drawer ., Atlanta. Ga.
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DuRxKE's SALAD DREsslNe AND Coin
MEAT SAUCE for all kinds Of salads, fish,
vegetables, aad cold meats. Cheaper and
better than homemade. No sauce equal
to II was ever offered, awR4w.
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All Sorts Of
hurts and many sorts of ais Of
man and beast need a cooling
lotion. Mustang I.iniment.
LOSS AND GAIN.

cHArfER L
~ was taken sick q year NO

N WIZ VINUII 8IUH q JtlII HFU NJ
With bilious ieyeE'f
"My doctor pronounced me cured, but rot sick
again, with terrible palms In my back aud sides,
and god 30 bAdl
Could not novel
1Shrunkl E.
Prom 22s lbs. 10 1901 Ihad been doctoring for my
Liver. but II did me 20 good. 4 did not expect 10
BitteB. Directly my appetite returned, my pains
leIL mo, my entire system seemed renewed rs Il by
magic. aud after using several bottles, am not
only as sound asa sovereign, but weigh more than
did before. To Hop BItters owe my lie"
r. FITzeAlMcK.
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A Leeds paper says that q young widow
Of that city who writes well is training
herself for an editor; but the paper doesn't
say who the editor Is.
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He-won't you 60 sleisAiDg with me
this EVENING" she-Haye you a gentle
horse? He-Yes, indeed. / can drive
him with one hand. she-pll go.
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patton.

NEW YoHx, May la-cotton s,eady and un.
ehangedi futures closed htn; May 1Q.ssff June
1o.s9ot July 1925: August 10 go: september
TOTO; oet9bot 10, 81: November to.2ees Deeem'
hef 10 so; January 10. $50; February 10 Sic,
ctscssArf, o, Nay Cotton staady at ie,sse.
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sealed q't0posals.
IROP0sALs.


] ctstE', o.yisE. B0 M w. e I ESy "a 1855.
sailed wy ~ b to! 5ses q IS AN y ta Tor isf
as Thl SI.; wv ip the prescription 81 w s
95aty Phy,cha0;; ~ WSbesIg creek. Also, FOR fur
siTyns p ;tinS ~ sttOn prscPopo aid pny.
SSba e ,s ,o; q that part q &c ely yiin
Is II wEsnE cssk oF as ,Ga ssts % S!
WySl, - p' ~ tbs city which tbey may pa 70
Ss IN thsi sS..'etvSd 10 reject sny g all 6lIA
ISpplI hlSH' ' ROBERT y WO0Ds, Clefk:
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.
Byyirtuc Of Deed Of Trust made by Moses ].
MILLER TO me rs Trustee. dated November 10, 1853.
recorded Ia the office Of the Clerk oL the County
COurt Of Ohio county, West Virginia. In Deed Of
Trust BOOk No. TO- page 81, will sell At the front
door Of the Court AOuie Of said county, on
SATURDAY, THE 9Oth DAY OF JUNE, 1sss.
commencing a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following
property: The north twenty.eight feet OF Lot No.
llia GCoRe ZilllE addition to the City Of Wheel.
Ing. Al,0 The south two feet Of Lot NO. 10 In said
The title Is believed to be perfect, but viii con.
vey Only the lit vested In me By taid deed Of
trust
TnsOV sALE-oue third and a much more as
the purchaser elects 10 pay 10 cSh, the balance In
two equal llstalmeHtg At SIX and twelve months;
gOIss bearing interest from the day Of sale TO DO
given for the deferred payments, and secured by
deed Of tsuIi and policy Of Insurance onlthe prop
ert7. " J. ". COWDEN, Trustee. 4
". II HlLLER Aucti0neer. nylG
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PHILADELPHIA, PA. Nay 1s.-Flourq quiet. Wheat
stoa1 ol; June 81 0i15 al oiss July q 6sai
August q 04zal O. Corn dun: No 8 mixed 65,lSc
steamer no. yellow. 671<s; steamer No. 2 high
mixed 5iel steamer No. 2mixed SEC; No. 2 mixed
6S1<a661tSc; No mixed May So June
Sc; July 5iaoiI{c; August 65a55 1Sc. Oats higher;
No. white &6646l<c; No. 8 white 4511<c; futures
steady: No. 2white May 3j+at35+c; August 9s11Ssa
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TIM great diaphoTetic and anodyne, for
colds, ieyers aud inhammatory attacks, Is
DIR. Pierce,s Compound Extract Of Smart.
Weed; also, cures collie, cramps, cholera
morbus, diarrh@a and dysentery, or
bloody.lux, Only 80 cents,
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What piece Of horse furniture does an.
id bachelor resemble? A sir.single.
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Fashionable Ma-"C Children! children
stop that noise. SIT down and keep quiet =
,Childret-"NY Why, what the matter, mar
Ma Doggie Is taking his lap.n
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. ". O. H W.
CINCINNATI. o., May ld-Fiour heavy: family
81 Qoa4 80: fancy g 6Sab %. Wheat frmes; No red
81 o51Sal 90; rece pts 1900 hushels; shipments 1900
Oats quiet and steady: No. > mixed Soc. Rye
quiet; No. fall 40 barley scarce and firm; extra
30. Srpfing TeaT5c: Lard dull At 6.62IIsc. Bulk
meats quiet: shoulders 6.l2,Se: short rib 6,5oc:
weak and unclaimed. Sugar quiet and unchanged,
Eggs strong and higher at l21Ic. cheese dull new
BALTIMORE Np., Mayla.-wheat, western steady;
July 81 OK bid: August 81 6S|Ssl oS5j. Con-,
western easier and dull mixed spot 62al5o; June
bSAaSic; July 6ia5Sc Oats lower and dull: west.
ern white 42aiSe; mixed 4oatlc. Provision steady
ToLEno. O.. May la--wheat dull aud easy: No.
2loit lake Shore 81 OF; No. 2 red cash or May
9S1<e; June $40 asked; July $50 asked; August
&c asked: Corn dull and unchanged; No. 2 cash,
nominal, - - - ~ = =
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A Hint 70 Rich Bostopsse.

EteAan0k x ftei-, -
A Boston man who lately made mar
|riaRe and went West on his bridal tour was
Innnroaehed by q person OF Denver with the
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Live Stock.

ports: cSfte@Recepts 500 head Shipment 100 %
head: market slow Ut Fridays decline Of iOc;
shipping 81 Gna6 80; cows and mixed stock g 4oG
65 stoekeH - zeal 50: feeders 81 Sons %: Texans
81 7hai %. Hoip.-keeeipts 10000 head: khipmenlS
5000 head market sttoig aud tairiy active; rough
and MIXED s. 9Sai *: packing and shipping s. Is
a 40: Light d load 10; skiES Is h0ai 10. sheep
Receipts 200 head shipments none; market slow;
shorn g 4OaS s.; wooded % 6oa4 IS. Il
unchanged: al consignmentS for through points;
receipts l,6A head: shipments none; shipments
yesterday 70 New York IS car loads. Hogs dun
ANd heavy; Phtladelphias 81 61a4 IS; Yorken q 90
~ %; receipts 5000 head: shipments 4, 800 head;
shipments yesterday 10 New York car load.
Sheep dnu aud lhade or from yesterday; 70.
ceipts l 500 head; shiptRentsl 900 head.
cMcrSsAft, O., May l6.-Hogs steady; common
and light Y loaS 20; packing and batcher a Goa
90; receipts 100 head; shipments 100 head.
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grustee; Sales.
TlRUsTEE'S SALE.

'NSNS%N
syyir,ue Of Deed Of Trust made by Franz
Ne;Werk4 aud TeklA Werwerka, hts vile. 70
me u trustee dated tebfuary g. 1879, recorded IN
he Onice Of the Jerk Of the 0unty Court OF Ohio
County West Virginia. In Deed Of Trust Book No
IL EaSs 81, ! viii cell At the front door OF the
Court House ot ssld cOuaty, on t,s...s utr
commencing 81 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following
properly, that Is 70 ray: Lotuumbef one In square
b1aibef iony four IN the kighth Ward OF tho City
q Wheeling Ohio county, Vest Virginia.
The title e believed 10 be perfect, but selling as
tStesl will convey only the title vested In mo BY
TEENS o. sGlE-one third and as much more a.
The purchaser may elect 10 pay In cash, on day Of
SALE the balance In tNo equal inS9llments II Stx
and twelve months notes secured by deed Of trust
and policy Of insurance 10 be given for the dc
tetlt6 pAymen1
", II. HAlEE, AuctiOnGet.
WI. " CoWbES, solicitor. i''li sprE
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aGoodl III sell yon SCI, 900 worth Of
stock In q silver mine for s., 900. Her
money willpay fori and you@hlbe SO;
000yahead. It's q game. we play almost
every week, and the parties are generally
from Boston.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-06-24

harmony between the various organs,
so that 1T is now in going order The
great wheel which gives the watch it's
name occupies the bottom of the case
and the center Of the plate; it has six
ty teeth, and is 33 nm. in diameter;
It's axis carries two pinions, one OF
which receives the motive force from q,
barrel, and the other carries the min
ute work, The function OF this great
wheel is quadruple. First, it acts on
lift, then on a lever operating on
another destined to lower the axis of
the watch, and lastly on third lever,
the latter serving to return power to
the great wheel at the moment when
the action relents by the rise of the
axis.
FREAKS OF A PET CHIMPANZEE.
[ was once the owner of a highly
educated chimpanzee. He knew all
the friends of the house, all our &C.
quaintances, and distinguished them
readily from strangers. Every one
treating him kindly he looked upon as
personal friend. He never felt more
comfortable than when he was adj
mltted to the family circle and al
lowed to move freely around, and
open and shut doors, while his ioy
was bOundless when he was assigned a
place at the common table, and the
guests admired his natural wit and
practical jokes. He expressed his sat-
isfaction and thanks to them by
drumming furiously on the table. In
his numerous moments of leisure his
favorite occupation consisted in in
vestigating carefully every object in
his reach; he lowered the door of the
stove for the purpose of watching the
fire, opened drawers, rummaged boxes
and trunks and played with their con-
tents, provided the latter did not look
suspicious to him. How easily sus-
picion was aroused in his mind might
be illustrated by the fact that, as long
as he lived, he shrank with terror
from every common rubber bali. Obe-
dience to my orders and attachment
to my person, and to everybody car
ing for him, were among his cardinal
virtues, and he bored me with his per-
slstent wishes to accompany me. He
knew perfectly his time for retiring,
and was happy when some one OF us
carried him to the bedroom like a
baby. AS soon as the light was put
out he would Jump into the bed and
cover himself because he was afraid of
the darkness. His favorite meal was
supper with tea, which he was very
fond OF, provided it was largely sweet
ened and mixed with rum. He slipped
it from the cup, and ate the dipped
bread slices with a spoon, having been
taught not use the fingers in eating;
he poured his wine from the BOTTLE
and drank it from the glass. A man
could hardly behave himself more gen
tlemanlike at the table than did that
monkey.-POpular Science Monthly.
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Swans for a Banquet.
From the Alta California. !

From the Alta California;
A Fresno man was describing the
grape prospects OF that section. "The
vineyards are looking fine, he said,
"but people down there weren't talk
ing much about grapes when | left"
''What was the topic Of the hour
then ?"
"Swans, sir; Forsyth's swans. Ever
been to the Forsyth place? No; well,
it is a pretty place, everything as nice
as can be, and the snuggest little artifi-
cial lake you ever saw. Now, Forsyth
thought that a pair of swans would
set off that lake well, or that lake
would set off the swans. Anyhow, he
bought a pair OF beauties, just import
ed from Australia, paid $40 for the
pair, | think; black swans and no finer
in the country. He put them in the
lake, and thought they would feel at
home there, and he would have no
trouble with them. Last week a fell
low walked into the Grand Central
Hotel, in Fresno, kept by 'Fult' Berry.
"Do you want to buy fine pair Of
wild geese? p said he; they variety
not often seen here. Ishot 'em yester-
day as they VERIFYING over the road
and he pulled Forsyth's swans out Of
his sack. He had cut off their heads,
but, anyhow, [ don't think Berry
would have known the difference
Well, Berry gave him dollar apiece
for them, and went around the hotel
blowing about the fine DINNER he was
going to give that evening. He invited
Miller, Of the Republican, to come
over and eat with him, and write up
the geese.
"You never saw such a. big pair in
your life,' says Berry "Tm having
them stuffed with sage and onions. [
tell you what [ don't know about
keeping hotel amt worth knowing. I
pick up everything good to eat | can
get my eyes on, | do"
He went on blowing this way, and
when the game was put on the table
Berry stuck a knife into one, because
he decided to carve them himself. 1t
turned to the edge, the breast did, and
Berry began to feel uncomfol table.
~ guess they're a little tough" he
said, making another slash at them.
"They're too big for geese" says
Miller, ''I bet they're turkey buzzards,
What color were they before they were
plucked?"
Black" says Berry, "black as a
sloe!"
"Then, by heaven, they're Forsyth's
$40 swans" says Miller. "There'll be
the deuce to pay when Forsyth hears
of it, and I guess the jury will bring in
Berry as aiding and abetting the MUIR
ders," and the Fresno man started to
his hotel to write Forsyth about the
fate of his costly pets.
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SCULPTURE as a Profession.
rFrom the New York Mail and Express

from the New York Mail and Express.]
1t takes years of study and applica-
ton before success crowns the sculpt-
or's efforts, but when it does, wealth
pours in upon him by the thousands.
His fame is made perhaps by one
statue, and orders come in for four or
five more which will probably consume
that many years in finishing. Proba-
bly, not single statue will cost under
$50, 900. A salary of $4,000 a year
is very large; it is fortune to COM
mence with almost. An unsuccessful
sculptor perhaps will not make that
sum during his life. Unsuccessful sculpt-
ors arefew. Ifthey do not succeed after
several years, they drop out and fol-
low some other profession more fitted
to their talent. American sculptors
are perhaps more famous than Ameri-
can painters, and their works more
appreciated in Italy and France.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-06-24
IN FIR NIT Y.
BY E. R. SILL.

What is the truth to believe,
What is the right to be done?
Caught in TIE web l weave
/ halt from sun to sun.
The bright wind flows along,
Calm natures streaming law,
And its stroke is soft and strong
As leOpard's velvet paw.
Free of the doubling mind,
Full of the olden power,
Are the tree, and the bee, and the wind,
And the wren and the brave Mayf1Ower.
Man was the last to appear,
A glow at the close of day;
Slow clambering now in fear
He gropes his slackened way.
All the up-thrust is gone,
Force that came from of old,
Up through the fish, and the swan,
And the sea kings mighty mould.
The youth of the world is fed,
There are omenS in the sky,
Spheres that are chilled and dead,
And the close of an age is nigh.
The time is too short to grieve,
Or to choose. for the end is one;
And what is the truth to believe,
And where is the right to be done
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-06-24
at CHURCH.

With creaky shoes a stranger treads
Inc echo-haunted aisle,
ana ana all the people turn their heads
10 see the man the preacher breads
Inc man who makes folks smile.
fof stratagems he is not fit.
Nor yet for treason's role:
For he, who like a ghost DON ga
And in a front pew calmly sit.
Hath music in his sole.
View York Journal
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-06-24

A curiosity in the way of watches
was shown by Mr.. E. Sordet, director
of the watchmakers' school at
Geneva, before the neurological section
of the Society of Arts. This wonder
is nothing less than watch with one
wheel, manufactured in Paris in the
last century by a Mr.. Gautrin. The
watch was presented to the National
Institute in 1870, being then in de-
plorable state; but the teacher of the
repairing section at the school, Mr..
Emile James, has, after many hours
of labor, succeeded in re-establishing
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Smrdl Weraleth betaeleat.

8ofton, u. SUM. - &or einiser 3eit
wurOe, pie beridtetr Der i'm &iirRaH pss
Stabts 1aihntererS 6. $. 9ennie bon 3d.
itOn ais Saiiircr an9eitellte s. 90. gSOOopar6
mad Seriibung bon llnteri6Ieifeni i'm Selaufe
uoii 100000 flii8tig. 9i. Staot madte
ipdter gegeii 9rH. 8eunie unS 6eiien 9ars
gen cine Sla9e uuf @ritattung Der 9enunnten
Summe anban9ig, unO Die an9elegenbeit
murbe einem Iuoitor sur 6eftitellung Ser etn=
ielnen unteri6lugenen Setrdge iibernieien.
8ieier auoitor itarb lebO6, pdbreno Die I'm
teriudung nod i'm @ange mar. Siir;li6 er=
boten iif nun bic Sitr9en OeS Srn. 0enuie,
Der Stabt bic Summe Don $4,000 ais Qbz
fInSun9S9eIb 81 be5ablen, unO Oieie Sfferte
muroe angenommen. @eitern tpuroe bieier
Setrag in bic StabtfaIie einbejablt. or.
9ernie bate if BON Dem betriigeriiGen Sai
laiien nnO BON 6ieiem Setra9e $1,000
COlleftirt
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@nf z2ibertp, Beuni., y. Sunt. -
0linbOieb: 3ufubr 1921, SerienOun9 399;
Breiie pariirten sbilden $4. so un0 s6.0O.-
S6peiue: 3ufubr 7OCO, Seren0ung 1900;
greiie Uariirten 3miiten $4.90 unb $780,
S6aafe: 3ufubr 2GOO, Serienouu9 2200;
greiie Oariirten Swiiden 1926 uno $500.
ct. Qouis, y. Suni.-8inooieb: 3uz
fubr 500, gerienbun9 1900; greiie Osriirten
,niidjen So. so uno $5.9O.-S9meiue: 3uz
fubr $500, &erienbung $500; Breiie oariirten
Ipiihen $4.2Ouno $4.75.-S6aaie: 3niubr
900, SerieHOuug 1900; 8reiie uuriirten Juis
iden $3.50 un0 $4.75.
6 bicago, u. SUM. Rin6Oieb: 3us
fubr G600, Yerienbuug 28OO; Brstie Odriirtsn
smiihen $3.50 un6 S6meiue: 3us
iubr 26,O0O, Serienbuug 5000; $reiie oariirs
ten 5nii6en 1926 uno $4.95. - S6aaie:
3uiubr 1900, SerienOung SEQ; Breiie Ouri-
irteu 5nilhen $3.50 uuS $500.