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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-02
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Accidents md incidents in wost virginia

Accidents md Incidents In West Virginia
and Vicinity.
T. I. Kline, a leading citizen OF Milton,
while descending the stairway In his
home was seized with III attack Of cpl
lepsy aud fell heavily to the floor below.
Flo died a few hours Aiterwards.
In the Taylor county Democratic con.
vention last week q resolution %instruCtiHg
the delegates chosen to the Second Dis.
trict Congressional convention TO vote for
Hon. B. r. Martin was, after a warm dis.
C%ussion, defeated by q vote OF 81 to 48.
Harriet Scott, a blind colored woman OF
Lewisburg, gave birth last week 10 three
healthy and we'll developed children, two
boys and q girl. Two OF the children
weighed five and one.half pounds and the
other five paupds. The mother and chill
dron are doing well.
Thomas True, OF Harrison county, who
a few weeks since murdered Thomas MIL.
Ter, one Of his neighborS, has surrendered
10 tho authorities. Since committing the
deed he has been hiding in the county,
near whore the murder was committed.
He has RIyon bond for $4,000 for his up.
pearance at the next term OF court.
During the commencement exercises
al the Chenille Normal School last June
tho corner stone Of the new school build.
ing was laid. Tho box was filed with
tho leading Democratic papers Of the
State, not a Republican paper being in
the batch, q Confederate $40 bill and a
small English cola. a few enthusiastic
Republicans had another corne stone
prepared, assembled at tho school house,
and placed in 1t the DAILY INTELLIGENcER,
Daily State Journal, Weston Republican,
Fairmont lKeat Nrgintan, Phlllppi Repub.
iicau, New York Tribune Scientific american,
Republican Platform adopted at the Ma
tional Convention at Chicago In 1884, pic
lures OF Gen. Nathan Goff, IT,, and Hon.
James G.. Blaine, o n dollar bill and 81
cents In coins Of different denominations
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BcllnIre.

1T. Lynch will quit the shoe business
here and move to Wheeling.
The glass houses have begun TO put In
tho fixtures for using natural gas.
VIII ParkCs and @. w. Dickens have
bought A. Wiley's book and notion store.
The glass houses are getting their pots
in order and alllng them ready Tor a start.
Fully the usual amount OF building and
altering Of houses has been done this
summer.
Whites grocery, in the Fourth ward, Is
open again by an arrangement with the
creditors.
Rev. ]. @. Smith Is home from a yaca-
ton trip and preached at the South Bell
aire NJ. E, church yesterday.
Rev. r. F. Keller, OF the First M. L.
church, preached at the Walnut Grove
camp meeting yesterday afternoon.
This evening there will be an examine
ton OF applicants for the position Of JAM.
tor at the Fourth ward school building,
where steam heaters are used.
Many Bellaire people loft town yester.
uhy lVI tuo DUR . lulll6i huu
Martins Ferry camp meetings. The Bethel
meetings will begin on Friday.
Alfred George was arrested at Quaker
City by Marshal Darby and brought here,
charged with abusing his sister, in the
Third ward. Mayor Brown fined him So
and costs,
The Republican Congressional primaries
Saturday evening resulted in tho selection
OF a solid delegation for Col. g. L. Poor
man. The following list OF the delegates
makes a respectable showing in numbers
and influence; Township precinCt-J. II.
Robinson, Wilson Cole; alternateq, George
Merlg, John Davis. First ward-Thomas
Collins, James Dslbaugh; ~alternates, Sol.
onion Love, /, i. Fawcett. Second ward
A.. T. Stewart; alternate, j, b. shanuaislt,
Third ward-J, NJ. Maring, Fred Eberle;
alternRtes, Henry Orimmel, L. q. Morris.
Fourth ward-Janes Tallman, N. n. Mer.
Ger, Frank Archer alternates, M. Z. Pear
son, Thomas Hayb, w. II. Little. Fifth
ward-Oharles Baltsell, ]. g. Mccullough;
a~lternatss, P.o. Oriswoll, Albert Long,
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THE CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST

III the District oyer tho Mver-PriInariOs
saturday,
The Republican convention Of the Sew
enteenth Congressional district Of Ohio
will be held at steubenville next Wednes'
day. The primaries to choose delegates
were held Saturday. AT Bellaire tho solid
delegation was elected in the interest Of
Col. g. L. Poormsn, OF that city. AT
steubenyille the vote was light, and Dol.
], D. Taylor, OF Cambridge, captured Is
delegates to Col. PoormRns 3. II Is esti-
mated TINT in Jefferson county Taylor
will have So delegates 10 poormRn's 8.
From other precincts Of Belmont county
than Bellaire the returns are meagre.
st, Ulairsville elected Taylor delegates, as
did also GAINESVILLE. Flushing gave Poor.
man a good majority. Bridgeport elected
three Poorman and two Taylor delegates,
the latter by one majority each. At Mar.
tins Ferry a solid PCorman delegation
was'selected.
Il is conceded that Guernsey will be
solid for Taylor, and Noble nearly II not
quite so. Aspecial 10 tho lNTRLLldENCER
from Oadia says:
The friends OF Hon. John A. Bingham
and Con. D. A. Hollingsworth had quite a
spirited contest here overtheappointment
OF congressional delegates, which resulted
in q victory for the H%ollingsworth men.
Neither MI. Bingham nor Mr.. Holllngs'
worth attended the meeting. Gen. Hol.
llngsworth had previously declined TO be
q candidate, and 1t Ia understood that he
still refuses 10 allow his name 10 60 before
the convention in any form. The county
delegates will DO about equally divided
between Poorman and Taylor. a com.
plimentary vote may DO given 10 Mr..
Bingham, who is honored by all for his
nast career OF usefulness.
: With Harrisone equally divided, Guernsey
and Noble solid for Taylor and Belmont
and Jefferson both giving Taylor somo
votes, the chances seem 10 be entirely In
Col. Taylor's favor. 1t takes VI votes to
nominate, OF these, Guernsey and Noble
give 81; SO In JelTerBon come pretty close
to the necessary majority, and the other
votes assured to him seen 10 give him the
nomination, II the returns at hand are re-
liable.
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Ts1,stss Sales.
NRUSTEE's SALE OF NORTH END


TRUSTEES SALE OF NORTH END
Il RINK.
BY virtue Of a Decd Of Trust made by The Wheel,
Ing Roller Rink Association, a corporation under
the laws OIL the State Of West Virginia, IL MI W
Trustee, dated April 20, 1880, recorded In the UficO
Of tho Clerk. Of the County Court Of Ohio County,
West Virginia, In Deed oil Trust Book No. q, 1t
page Isl, will sell at tho front door Of the Court
House OF said county on
SATURDAY, TIE 4th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1850,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. w., The following
property, that Is 10 say: Tho lease dated February
], 1855. for 4 term Of tell years OH all that pafrclOl
ground situated At the corner north Of tIhI street
and west OF Mall street In the city Of Wheeling,
beginning At tho point Of lutehCC,iOn Of ANl
streets; tnetcc north on tho west line Of Main
street klxty.l0ur feet; thence west parallel with
Fifth street ono hundred and twelve feet; thence
south With q lltO parallel with tic line Vi Aaih
street 10 tho limo Of Filth street E~iGIyiouf feet;
thence cast on Filth street 10 tho beginning; 70.
gcttcr. With tho building erected on Mld lfAlrl
ground with all improvements, fixtures, skates,
furniture and all property Of whatever description
contained III said building, known as Tue NOtiA
End Rink.
TURNS Of sale-Cash.
W. J. ". COWDES, Trustee.
". Il. uALLER, AuCilonCor. y
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GOT 4ent.
Four Nice Rooms, Upstairs,

E0R RENT.
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An Answer wanted.

Gan any one bring tbs a case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Blttefs
will not speedily Cure2 We Say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already per.
m~ahently cured and who are daily recon-.
mending Electric BltLer8, will prove.
BtightB Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify theblood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed, For Bale at 900 q
bottle BY Logan 4 Co. lwEAw
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TUE pEMoCRATIC cOMar1rrEp

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Calls tho County Convention for the $50,
The Arrangements,
Chairman John s, NaylOr, Secretary O
D. j. Bingell, Messrs. ]. NJ, Mccullough
F. P. Jepson, John Boring, B. Stanley
John Waterhouse, Porter Smith and D
s. Thornburg, members olthe Democratic
Executive Committee Of Ohio county, and
Messrs. Edward Robertson, Dennil
O'KeeGe, j. Il. Holt and ], B. fancy in,
terested spectators, met at the Howell
house Saturday. The Treasurer, Mi. Jep,
son, reported that all claims on the com,
mittee had been liluidated and there wa
a balance In tho treasury
The following was adopted after some
informal discussion:
Resolrsd, That the third Saturday in
| August be the time appointed 10 hold the
primarlOa for nominating district otiCerf
and selecting delegates from each district
10 the County Convention, to be held
Monday, August 20, for the purpose oI
nominating candidates for the House o!
Delegates and appointing senatorial con-
fereeg, delegates to the Congressional Con.
vention, and selecting . now County Ex'
eCutive Committee.
II was understood that three delegates
were 10 be chosen from each district, and
that the primaries be held between the
hours Of l and o'clock i, NJ, on the day
selected. It was further agreed to hold
the convention OF tho Court House on
Monday afternoon.
On motion Of Mr.. Jepson, each member
OF tho committee was directed to select
two Judges from their respective districts
and report 70 Chairman NAylor by We'd
neaday next.
The question Of 6nanes 10 dsfray the
expenses Of the primaries YVES then Qon.
Bidered, and a committee Of three, consist
ing Of Messrs. John Boring, Louis Del
brugge aud Shep, Thorrburg was appoint
ed 10 golieit aubBGriptionp.
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Alfred George was arrested at Quaker
City by Marshal Darby and brought here,
charged with abusing his sister, in the
Third ward. Mayor Brown fined him So
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Tho Northumberland.

Tho Washington Review OF Saturday
evening says;
Just returned from the Craig and Cappsau
mystery, on the ex-SheriR Hicks farm,
do not think much OF what they saw
The we'll is rather gassy, and II is an un'
deniahle TACT that there Is a little crude
for 1t floats down the waters OF the creek
The Pittsburgh coal was got at $50 feet
Making the same calculations from thiE
that prevail In the Washington field the
Gantz sand would be got about 1858 feel
and the Gordon rock at 1895 feet, The
opinion OF nearly all who have been there
Is that it is another Leidecker affair,
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A gentleman named +. Prentiss having
secured a lease from the Central Land
Company aud other land owners in and
around Huntington, will begin boring ior
gas at an early day. The first expert.
ment will be made 1T a point near The
round house OF the O. 80. The well will
be bored under the direction OF Major A,
Allen, who is now there making prepare
tious to begin work.
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GoRED ny 4 STEER.

A Resident OF thia,,COunty badly Injured b,
u mad Animal.
At an early hour Saturday evening, vii
liam Smith, ian old and well known resi-
dent Of Elm Grove, who had been in the
city during the day attending to some bus.
mess matters, while walking out TO hi
home was severely injured by a wild
steer. The injuries were inflicted at
point on tho National road q short die.
lance this side Of Stamm's Four.mile
House. Mr.. Smith had passed and was
short distance ahead Of Chris Otto, q Tria.
delphia butcher, who was driving out
q wild steer, when the animal
got away from him and rushing
on Mr.. Smith, who was unable 10
get out Of the way, tossed him and gored
him badly In one arm. When he fell the
brute trampled on him and e~ndeavored Ia
goro him again, but did not succeed In do.
Ing anything outside Of tearing his clothes
and bruiSing him all over. The old gen.
tlsmsn was finally rescued and assisted 10
his home. Later, as Otto was driving the
animal through Elm Grove,it made q dash
at a young man, who had q very narrow
escape, his diCer hat being caught on the
bfule'H horn.
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pIrrspuRen ANp wIIERLMa.
Two Cities that are Entitlel to More TIM
they Ever Claimed,


they Ever Claimed,
"Cgd SAorf' IN 81. Louis Age Of sili.
At this tlmO Pittsburgh ID probably the
most substantially progressive city in this
country, 1t Is too soon to figure on the
progress OF Wheellngi that is altogether
for the future. She has not had the
natural gas to give her impetus, but sho
Is "getting q good ready as the boys
say, and her record will DO a handsome
one, She Ia even now by no means in.
significant she produces 100000 kega Of
nails, nearly t"hree-seventhS OF Rll made
in the country, and 100000 cigars.
There Ia 9 very stable foundation TO
build on In Wheeling; In TACT there are
but very few as solidly substantial cities
as Wheeling, With natural gas abe will
make as splendid an exhibit as Pitls-
burgh, While 1t may not run 50 high up
in the figures, taking the conditions into
consideration, l believe the comparison
will be favorable 10 Wheeling. She has
more room for expansion within reason.
able limits il 1t is properly utilized, and
there arc features connected with her
condition, financial and other wise, which
should have strong weight In influencing
the Investment oil capital and the loca-
ton OF enterprise, So lar A metro
politan improvements, advantages,
possibilities and certAilties Of pro-
gress are concerned, she can
show as attractive and as veraCious an ex'
hibit as any Of them, She has been back
ward, but there have been factors and in
cidents In her career which have COM
PEELED her 10 be cautions and to make
haste slowly, She Is now we'll rid Of these
restraining influences and too well taught
by experience 10 be bambOozlGd by spec,
ious iricksters again, She Is modest and
not given TO balooning, but the stuff, thu
honest, simon pure grit 10 there, and hel
course hsnCsforward will be upward ant
onward; all the more certain because Il
will be without aImsy presumption or ny
potnetical claims to distlndively pre-eml
nent advantages, There Is so much trotl
and bluster given of In the p~retentiou
yaporinHs OF our American cities. tina
!; until investigation confirms the verify o
these wonderful latter day city boOmi
they are received with COntemptuous in
Credullty. Pittsburgh has demonstrates
that she Ia entitled TO mOTe than she eve
claimed. Wheeling Is ulObtrusiyely bu
! confidently presenting herClaims, ~Batlsie'
) that honest merit will always attract tn
attention Of sagaClous Investigation AM
win In the long run.
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The Pennington correspondent OF the
Fairmont Mder writes: 1.-THE oil excite
ment still continues around here, ani
Hukill & Go. are ntill drilling on thell
well at Dayy's run, while Gulfy 4 Co,
who probably do not intend to do any
thing, seem 10 be waiting 10 see the sue
cess or failure Of the well being drilled
by the other company. We understand
that the indications for a good well are
varv Unndn
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SaIanteG.

A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY
IA Town by tho NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL A..
CIDENT ASSOCIATION OF Boston, Nass' ~,
largest aud strongest In New England, ineofpo%rSv'
TED under Massachusetts laws, Admitted To N -,
Virginia, 5000 IN case OF dCalh, siOG Ia" ~
hand and foot, both hands or both i.rt. SlSOI io ~
Of hand or foot, SLh weekly INDEMNIFY for iDi1rS
TOTAL cost during tho past year ST. only. IIIasi
commissions u reliable agents, AdinSs, ~
BkNJ, y, DYER Scpy.
Iy3l u MIX Street, lIOainn, Mis-.
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YOU arc cordially invited 10 call at our
BaleBrOom and examine the Standard 10.
taty Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
cot, easiest and Btlllest running machine
Of tue age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents for the Standard and
white Sewing Machines and the Call.
graph 4 Hammond Whiting Machines,
EDw. l.. Rosn 4 Co..,
% Twelfth street,
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Tho Nail Business.

qCold Short" gives tho following
view Of tho present status Of the nail
trade:
Tho nall business Is active, which means
at this season that prices are too low for
prosperous results to the manufacturer,
and that q compact, patterned after that oil
the steel rail men, would DO NOT only sal
utary but sagaCious. The present capacity
Of tho nail mills 10 q little over 100000
kegs and this will shortly be increased by
several hundred thousands Of kegs. The
legitimate demand In very prosperous
times ID about 100000 kegs, with no
profitable foreign outlet for the excess.
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Clerk Hook admitted to record satur.
day o deed made May Q, 1880, by James
Armstrong 70 Martha i, Kite, for the
south half Of lot No. 8, In tquare No. y,
In the subdivision Of tho Joseph Cald'
we'll estate. Consideration $325.
The following documents we're admitted
To probate and ordered TO DO recorded Ia
Clerk Hooks oglCei.
The last will and testament Of Isaac
Cox, deceaSedi A.o Myers and j. H.
Coz, executors.
The last will and testament Of Henry
Broemson, deceased Augult Rolf execu.
tor, bond 5000 William Remke, surety.
L. p. Saltefbaeh was appointed curator
OF the estate Of bartholomew SGhweitzer,
deceased. Bond $1,000 Henry Neuhardt,
h1fhtV.
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THE REASON why Acker's Blood Elixir ia
warranted, 10 because it Is the best blood
preparation known. It will positively
cure all blood diseases, puriaes the whole
system and thoroughly builds up the con.
stitution. Remember, we guarantee 1t.
Sold by Logan & 70. and Charles Menke.
mellAr.
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EcCLKsIA
ST.. ALPHoNsI E. D.
Fandata 1856.
RRDIFIcATA AMPLlFicATA
1 u USTI 1886.

After tho stone was in It's place It was
0prinkled with holy water and pleased. A
prayer and q closing hymn finished the
exercises, and the large crowd then
marched about through the plat Of the
building. The foundation walls were pro.
iusely decorated with trees and flags. The
interior Of st. Alphonsus hall, adjoining,
where services are now held by the con
gregatlon, wefealsoh handsomely decorated.
Here at the morning services st. Alphon.
srs society took communion In a body.
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dissolution gyptleCs,


The lrm OF GREER & LAlNG, consisting Of JR
Greer, Alexander LAing, VIM, CruiCkShunk and n
b. Acllwain, liihs day dissolved BY mutual con,
sent, Mr., MclIWaln retIHug, Tho business Of tbo
firm Will DO settled at tho old SiRnl, lglI and Ind
Main street, All persons Indebted TO the la.s linn
arc expected to settle promptly, and those having
claims aglinst tho tIrm Will present them 70, nav.
mGnL
The business WILDE continued by the remaining
partners under tho zane lrm name heretofore.
July 81. 1850. "" AM Va
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WE have introduced o new system Of
selling Watches Oh tho lnstallmcnt plan
whereby You can secure d watch ut once
on easy payments. CAll and investigate.
JACOB w. GRUBD, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth ana Market Sts.
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TINS Mountain Lake Park Hotel, after a
thorough repairing and preparation, 10
again open for guests. The rates are a.
reasonable a. will allow for O fist-OlAss
table and comfort Of its patrons. MI. H.
II, VAnMetef, the owner, still mAnages II.
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TO mako room for our daily arrivals
OF Fall and Winter stock We shall offer
our Summer Stock ut reduced prices.
U. HESS Il SONS.
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TwoTHiRps Of q pound Of Ohio Valley
Rio Coffee will do the work Of q pound OIL
any Colleo you have been using, and give
you a more wholesome and palAtablO
drink, To prove II, Try II.
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No oitRoMos, no queenswafe, but purity,
strength, economy and ~BatlllactiOn are the
presents given With Ohio Valley Rio Col.
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''TnB best we ever had In Our house,
was the way q we'll known lady expressed
herBeli when asked how Bhe liked Ohio
Valley Rio Coffee. You lhOutd Try Il.
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Chohp hhu lhteflOF Porous PlhAteta
Will Inevitably dlSappolht you, and arc not worth
even tho few cents asked tot them. Among the
htiaetotil porous plaaleis offered for aAiO BOhSon'6
capoine PlaAAts alone ineflI implicit confidence.
They have won lhelt great popularity with Tho
people, and gained the voluntary endorsement Of
lhe medical ptQiealiQn, w lhelf ~un0qualled cufai
i've power, q ~ that only, when purchasing
uor misleading name, such ~ "UapRlOlu," "Uatli.
CUM %uCAplcinn "OapslOinO,u 6t0., IL certain
huciAteiing dtuggiAtA may ny 10 palm them on on
wv IN place o. tue gelullo,. II 10 better 10 deal
'Alk LOT Bo1tOnA and. zee that II bgata the Ilhfeo
Kew. Trade marx aud h@ The word Uapclne cut ID
w eenItR eueNWAs
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aslY Aausstisements.

II osT-A BUNCH OF KEYS-T1SS
IL night on Market street, between 1SS'hn99t
street and the creek, Finder VIII bc sGIts,gG rum
warded BY returning them 10 Til, ollce '3 IT.
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1rpaySt 10 trade At DohtOuS'.

whnrLlSo's own Ohio Valley Rio Col.
iOe ID The boomer Of the city, Help II,
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PROPOSALS FOR CONVICT LABOR,
wEar VIRGINIA PESuESTlAgY,
AOuHnsvlLL1, July p, lssG

aAA
Sealed proposals. will DO resolved by the urt..
EiSped until " O'Clock meridian on TlesdSv W.
2ith day OF August, lSS6, for the labor al S,;,nS IVY
c0nYlc6 70 be employed within the FcnI;eS1i|H w /,
toI . term o. from three (l To Hye (l ycln. !
Each bid shall specify The articles pfupnsed t,h
manufactured, the numb II Of sQu2iG M NJ N.Y.
room that Will bo required, the amount az ,ts Nv
power aud the price psf day therefor, WAN
II tho bidder desires 10 manufacture dIH,,,r,
CLASSES Ol articles, the labor to ba OmpIOyei an am
class must DO bid for separately, "NAeu
Tho successful bidder will be required IA en,.,
into . contract IN pursuance Of his BID, ard nv S'
niSh . bond satisfactory to the hoard oil biIectnSs,
conditioned Tor tho itllhiul Pc Torrance N JIiIt
contract, aud Us the law linGt; q BLANK fam "
which c0ptTact and bond Is on die, and VIII W y
maln with the CLERK OF tho Board During M, ii,
veFtlHemenL "NN
Each bid must DO ACCOMPANIED with A h,rl
with kuIelies 70 the satisfaction Of thG I1ari Ihs,,
The bidder will comply with the terTs Of hSS SGiii'
ttlS accepted, aud be sealed aud addressed \,
the Superintendent aud endOncd Nnib M An, I
bids, w
Rp2.A JOllN Y. PECK. STINT
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"tr goes 90 far aS pound and q half Of
any other | ever Used, 10 the answer Of q
prominent hotel man when aeked why he
used Ohio Valley Rio Coffee. Morals
Itan L. nj
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gpr Sulc.

F0R SALE-A SIDE.BAR BUGGY.
~ Strong, light and almost new, Will bC sold
Chean. AdlEGNi |. y CRIG IhIl hll.n. lYI1