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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
RELICS UNEARrHED.
An Ancient Mound Opened Across
the River,
And Remains of Five Bodies Exposed
Drawings on Shale, Arrow
Heads. Etc., Found.

Albert Brown, the lately elected town
ship trustee, of Pesss township, Belmont
county, owns farm about four miles west
of Martins Ferry, which is rapidly spring
ing into prominence, and which will be-
come famous in short time If it con-
tinues to produce sensations at the rate it
has during the past month. Only few
weeks ego, a pump in a well on his farm
drew forth several gallons of pure crude
petroleum, and now couple Of young
men have opened mound on the same
farm and found antiquities enough to keep
the professors
AT WORK FOR MONTHS.
In the eection of country around Mar
tins Ferry there are several mounds, all
closely resembling each other in forma-
ton, and all Identical in the circumstance
of having a large oak trte at the apex
The one in the Walnut Grove is OF more
gigantic proportions than any of the
others. This one was opened in 1869 by
party of young men, who had no other
object in view than desire to satisfy their
curiosity; and, of course, no record of the
contents WAS taken, and comparatively
hothiDg is known of the same. Another
one, near Tiltonville, has as yet not been
opened, and will no doubt some day
YIELD UP ITS SECRETS
at the demand OF the curiosity seeker.
A few weeks ago two sons of Commits.
sioner Morris Cope concluded to open the
Brown Mound, and with the consent of the
owner, went to work. The mound meas
ures thirty feet in diameter at the base ana
at the apex stands at @ perpendicular
heighth of nineteen feet. At the highest
point an oak tree, over two feet IN dame
ter grew, showing that the mound must be
not less than two hSndred years old, as it
would take at least that long for the tree
to reach Its present state Of maturity.
After few days hard work the boys
came 10 what seemed to be
A PILE OF BoULDERS,
identical with the kind found along the
banks of the Ohio river hereabouts. There
! is not rock Of that kind to be found any
where nearer the mound than the river,
showing that such material was Just what
the builders wanted or they would not have
gone go far after it
Upon removing the outer layer of what
they supposed was pile of boulders, they
found that the pile was kind OF hut, with
ont an opening, and that it con-
tanned fine sand with all pebbles
removed In this sand, which was packed
almost as solid as that used by an iron
moulder around his patterns, were found
traces and partial remains Of
FIVE BODIES,
apparently having been buried in sitting
position with the faces aud feet toward the
East. Among other things found were
stone and copper arrow heads, stone hatch.
cts, and several large, fiat slabs of slate
bearing curiously wrought hyrogiyphics
which show no resemblance to any living
thing or known object. The bones found
crum Died to dust upon being exposed to
the air, 30 that nothing but the dust could
ba retained. The mound and it's contents
are the principal themes Of talk in the
neighborhooi aud many ideas are ad-
vanced as to the age OF the mound and
the persons who erected it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
IS2I a I32s Market
Narrow Escape.

Several evenings since Will Baird, Q son
of DR., Baird, had narrow escape from
being shot. He was attending party on;
the National road, and upon leaving was
assisting some ladies into their carriage
when two roughs came driving down the
pike at break neck pace Young Bard
shouted for them to be careful as they
might drive over the ladies. One of the
rougbs answered by pulling 3 revolver
from bis pocket and firing it at the young
man, who was 30 close to the weapon that
the powder burned his face, and the ball
wbizzed past in close proximity to his
head. The shock stunned him for an in
slant. and scene Of excitement was ere,
ated, duriug which the rowdies drove on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
A DAY Ar'TRE PARK.
Crowds of Citizens Flock to the Opening
of Their Popular Resort.

Crowds of Citizens Flock to the Opening
of Their Popular Resort.
The Eden Of our citizens, Wheeling
Park, yesterday opened under more aus
piciou8 circumstances than ever before In
its history. The day was lovely one;
pleasant breeze tempered the suns rays to
q degree that made the weather enjoyable.
There was no indication of rain until
about o'clock, when the sky clouded up
for short time and few drops of rain
tell, hut not enough to disturb tho excur-
siouists. At o'clock a train consisting
of three cars LETT the city, followed shortly
by another OF the same number OF cars,
aud 20 on up to o IN when seventeen
cars, crsmmed and jsmmed with Wheeling
folks, all anxious to be present at
TIE opening Of their fAYorite re-
sorthsd lett; carriages, buggies and ex.
press wagons, loaded with human freight,
poured out in a steady stream and contri
bated to swell the large cro@d Of pleasure
seekers.
EThs advanced growth of the foliage,
flowers and grass, 30 unusual for the sec
ond day of May, WAS universally comment
ed upon by the delighted visitors. The
shruobery and flowers were cut in full
bloom snd the park, thanks TO Superin
teudent kreiger, never looked cleaner,
greener aud lOylier than it did yesterday
The buildings have all been prettily re.
painted, the walks and drives are in excel
lent condinon. while toe plants, trees &c
have been well cared for end are flourish
ing
rhe Geological department will soon be
equipped in fue style aud then the sr
for q successful season will DO
completed
The full Opera House Orchestra rem
dered a fine musical programme 10 its
most accomplished manner, and assisted
greatly in erlvening the occasion. A
large majority OF the visitors were our
beat citizens and uuexceptionslly good Or
der prevailed during the whole day.
This season promises to be the most cue
cessiul IN the hi,toTy OF the park, and ali
of our citizens have begun TO appreciate
the fact thai Wheeling has one of the most
delightful pleasure resorts Of any city in
the country
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
To Close ut Seven,

The following merchants have signed
the petition TO close their places OF bu-i.
ness at 7 o'clock in the evening, Saturday
and two week. before the holidays ex
cepted, to take effect May 10: c. Fl
D,nger, two stores, D. Gnnd!ing, Noble
Bros, G A Beuter, Geo. W. Duscb, G
RosenhAin, NJ. Heym.n, h Kline, M Gut
man & Co., Emsheimer & Co, W. II
Frank, D Ash. Kraus Bros. & Baer, T. C
Moffat, Tbos. Hughes & Co, Fl Lingen,
J. Brilles, E Buchanan, C Hess & Sons, g
p. Schrsmbrs & Son. G W. Sesbright. M
L Cameron, Drqcker & White, Bon Ton
j Emsheimer, Jr., Harper & Bro. Al J
McFsdden, j. Siraub, D. Snh..anbra &
Sons, II. ZiHkmsnp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
THE CITY IN BKIEF.
Matters of minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

Matters of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
BOARD of Commissioners this morning.
THERE will be about twenty cases before
His Honor this morning.
PRoF CRocKER's "Equirstiopsls" at the
Opera House this evening.
OFFICER STEPHENS lost two ten dollar
bills'on Main street, between Twenty first
and Twenty-second streets, Saturday after
noon.
SoNE of the fellows who hire livery
horses and drive them out the pike should
be horseWhipped for the brutal manner IN
which they use them.
Miss BAILEY, an accomplished lady from
the East, will give one of her celebrated
Chalk Talks" at the Chspline Street M.
Z Church Tuesday evening.
A LARGE number OF boys and men were
stationed out along the creek yesterday
looping suckers. If some of them had
looped themselves they would have caught
what they were after, but failed to get.
OK Tuesday evening next the Ever-to-
the Right Society of the English Lutheran
church will give a free open session. A
very nice programme has been arranged,
and all attending will be sure of pleas
ant and profitable evening.
Commissioning with this evening, all the
grocery stores, with the exception of one,
between Tenth and Twenty-tourth streets
will close their places at I clock People
are advised TO make their purchases before
that hour. Fridays and Saturdays are ex
cepted,
ABOUT three o'clock yesterday Afternoon
freight train coming into the city over
the Pittsburg division OF the B. l. o.
struck a COW at Thompson's Cut, just ess'
of the tunnel, and injured it i'll such {
manner that it had to be shot to put 1t GU
OF misery.
ALARGE concourse Of the friends of The
late William Hepburn followed his remains
to heir last resting place in Greenwood
Cemetery, at two o'clock yesterday. 10
dependent Lodge of Nail Feeders No. 5, o
Which he was a member, attended tint
funeral in body.
The prizes to be given 10 the person,
selling the largest number of tickets to th'
grand opening concert and ball to be given
by the Maennerchor Singing Society
Wednesday evening, will be pat on exhi
hilton 81 Becker's jewelry store, in tht
Eighth ward, today.
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The Great Horse Show.

Prof. Crockers famous trained horses
will arrive in their special car from Steu-
benville over the 'Pewiky" this morning
at I o'clock. They will parade the prirci-
pal streets at noon. Reserved seats, which
are on sale OF Banners, are going off rap,
idly for the frat performance to night, aud
no one should fail to see these fine horses
and the wonderful degree of perfection
which has been reached in their training
Tney give an entertainment that is un.
doubtedly one of the most interesting ever
sser upon stage and one that no one
could have the least objections TO attend
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
Not a "Black Sheep"

81 want you to state in the REGISTER,
said Manager c. R. Tracy Of the Western
Union, yesterday, to reporter, that the
as ertion made by Mr.. p, L. Kimberly,
that 'black-sbeeped' the striking opera
tors is not founded on fact. It was de-
termined by the strikers themselves that
neither chief operators nor msnsg- rs OF
Offices should either enter their organiza
ton or have ANYTHING to do with the
strike, and therefore could not have
black sheeped' any one. But one man in
Wheeling belonged to the telegrsphers
union at that time, and be Joined at GIN.
cinnsti, just two weeks before the strike"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
An Enterprisipr Reliab,. Hon. .

Logan 4 Co. can always be relied upon
not only to carry in stock the best of every.
thing, bat to secure the Agency for such
articles as have well known merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation Of being ways enterprising
and ever reliable. Having secured he
Agency for the celebrated Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, will sell it on
q positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure
any and every affection of the Throat,
Lungs and Cheat, and to show ouraconfi.
dence, We invite you to call and get Trial
Bottle Free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.
Our Daily Chronicle Of the Movemns
nP Vndiyt6uaIa

Our Daily Chronicle Of the Movemnets
of individuals.
Hon. JOHN L. McGrnw is at the McLnre
State Superin endent OF Schools Morgan
is in the city.
Mr.. Adam thinner g dangerously i'll at
his bone on the Soutb Side.
Hon. John J JscobR, of Clinton, was 10
the CRY yesterday on a; business trip.
Miss Mary Boyd, OF Quaker City, is the
gust OF Miss Ida TriraOle of the South
Side.
Dr.. q. II. Harrison, of Cadiz, O., spent
Sunday with hs daughter, Mrs. Will Tier
nsu. Of Bridgeport.
The MANY friends OF Mr.. Will Day will
be sorry 20 learn that he is TO leave the
city permanently in few days.
Miss Eta Mooth and Mics Minnie
Wssssmsn, two charming young ladies Of
Bsllairs, o were in the CITY Friday last.
Mr. Ei. Eb5ert, of the North Ead, and
John Rsnuer, of the South Side, will leave
for Chicago, where the will 90 in business
Mrs. William Leighton, Jr., and her
daughter, Miss Mamie, returned home Sat
urdsy on 9. visit and will remain several
days.
Mr.. C. Il. Obey Of Fairmout, is in the
city, He has accepted position as
tenor il the choir Of the First Presbyterian
Courch.
Mr.. Albert VsuHorn, the well-knoWn
timer, LET, Saturday TO visit his father,
Mr. R. /. VsnHorn, of Belmont, O., who
at present is very siGk.
MISS Clara Clark, who has for q long
time been the efficient night operator in the
Central Telephone station, has accepted
the management of ia new Bridgeport
central off g. She viii he grsstly missed
IN Wheeling especially by those who use
the fPlrnhone
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
MARTINS FERRY.
Suits, cheap. for cash at Souders'

Suits, cheap. for cash at Souders.
Furnishing goods at cost at Sowdsrs'.
Wanted, lady cook at the Sherman
House.
l. C Nelson has accepted position in
the railroad yards at Mingo.
Judge ]. n. Gas,ou, of the Probate
Court, was in the city Saturday.
Wanted to borrow 81 900. Will give
the best Of security. Call on or address
]. T. Hanes.
John E Lloyd left Saturday for New
Jersey after weeks visit with relatives
and friends in this vicinity.
The Blue Glass Fishing club drove or,
to Adins Yesterday to look up suitable
place to campin a few weeks.
David Thobura had one leg broken
while driving O sled across ditch on bis
farm on Scotch Ridge on FRIDAY.
The &. Of L organizations have decided
to have grand demonstration, embracing
q parade, and picnic st Walnut grove, on
the 18th.
On Saturday hight Jacob Fumes de-
feated Charles DoHneY in a fvemile skat
ing race at the Excslsior rick, winning the
first three heats
For sale at bargain, a most desirable
suburban residence on the highlands away
rom all danger Of foods. Nearly an acre
If ground planted 10 choice fruip. Call
IN or address J. 7 Hanes, Real Esrate
Agent.
On Saturday NIGHT some misc-eant
small rat terrier dog belonging
o Alex. Linn. the Hanover street saloon
st. The canine was 6 general fsvorite
nd could not possibly have given any
ause for the cruel act.
On Friday night the Blue Glass Fishing |
hub gave ball at Lafayette Hall, which |
'ss well attended, and highly enjoyable
Hiss Kate Brown drew the ws,er sci. abe
Gliding No. g. James Beck and wife
BOX the fair Of goblsts offered the best
ALTERS.
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An AnsSsr Wanted.

Can any one bring US case Of Kidney
OF Liver Complaint that Electric BitterS
viii not speedily cursR We say they car
not, Is thousands OF cases already perms-
nensly cured and WHO are daily recommend
ing Electric Bittsrs, viii prove. Bright's
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or any
urinary complaint quickly cured They
purity the blood. REGULATES the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at SO cents .
bottle by Logan & Co.,
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70 q SALE.
Sale Of Valuable Eighth Ward
Property.
Tn THE MUNICIPAL CoURT OF WHEEL
l. ing. Al'
Frederick Hsnke, administrator, dc \

i ing. AA'
Frederick Hanks, administrator, ac,)
Frederick pAS K; and Others. I'm cA.p~,
Pursuant TO decree 10 said cause m,ds An a..
9th day Of March, 1856, the uudsrnpped ~. voc
commissioner, will cell, on
Thursday, May 18th, a. ID 1886.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a ~, NJ public ,,,,,.-
At the front door OF the Court House OF Ohis onSa
West Virginia, in thu city oil wheeling 10 ~
highest btider, the following described rs.I 80
OF which Frederck bischon died seized and r.s
sessed, 10 Wit: ~
Lot number eighteen (ls), at the sou,h,,, 49,
ner oil Forty third street, formerly Wei ~i'a,
street, and kofi street, tormeriy Eou-th ,r.,,'
in the eighth ward Of said city '
And also lot number tventy- four Cgtl In ,,u,r.
to- nty C90), at the northwest eorrsr OF Jacob M
Forty -second streets, In the Eighth ward
lot No. Is hiss two story brick building ma,
the same, and lot No. ~ has on it story knct
With saloon on the hnt floor, ana frame Al.
dition Ia the rear.
TkRMS OF SALE 0ne-third aud a, uurh
more Of the purchase money As the purchaser stan
elect 10 pay, in cash, and The r.sidgc payshl. 4,
Two equal instalments In one ana two year,
speedway from the day Of Q 10, with iutcrs.. ~,
that cay, toe purchaser TO give bis -.,,o,,o'.
notes, with security proved by thu ,,r.'' -
for suel deler ed payments, aud =, a.. t,tIs "a -.
tained until the pay ment la al, n, ,"s
money as security for such ,.aym,nt
&" FRED CALDWE ;'
Special CommISinLd
state Of West v..rsiria, c,ant, O; hio On, a,
Wheeling, y. wit: -
l, hoU.as NJ. Darrah. Clerk o, ,aiI Court d,
Siuiy hat the above named speo,aI ,ummi,,,sas,
u" gwen bond and security 10 required Nv IN,
'.dd said decree. THuaAs NJ. DAaENH.
spsi Ci'rt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
SATURDAYS LOCAL.
Resume of the Local News In Sundays
Register.

Resume OF the LOcaa News In SUNDAYS
Register.
A monster labor Iasss meeting held
Saturday night at CITY Hall Square A
large crowd present, aud good speeches
made by Hon, Ed. Robertson, W. S. Meek,
j H. Burt, j. W. Armstrong. President
Findley, H. A. Foster, A. D. Work, and
others; resolutions adopted.
James Holland, we'll known Filth ward
young man falls from freight car while
asleep, breaking bis neck.
A three year old grandson of Justice W.
81. Davis swsllows bottle of zodiac and
narrowly escapes death.
"kionsne,' alias Wilson" the sVindIer
arrested here on Thursday discovered to
be Clark L Brsut
TINS Police aud Fire Board. The peti.
TONERS amend their petition and the city
moves 10 dismiss.
The wrestling match between Alex
Gardner, of this city, aud John 0'Grady,
Of Scranton, given to the latter on q claim
of foul.
A mother refused the custody of hsr
daughter by man vho took her to rsise.
The social world 4 resume of the balls,
parties and receptions given during the
past six days. a deleotabls bit of temper
ance poetry Esom Sistersviile maiden.
In addition 70 this there Is large nun.
Der of smaller local igeus o. interest.
LIS GcoDSlJo seli dry Sondsthe ebsanaa |
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Musical Notes,

Joe" Kramer says he is not going to
White Sulphur Springs in about two
weeks" as the Intelligencer reports. He
will not leave until the last day OF June,
and frat plays at the Springs July 4th.
The time is fast approaching for the
German National Sengertest at Milwau.
kee, and, as We are informed, the Inspect
ing Directors will be here the middle Of
June. A committee Of the Germanis and
Meunerchor societies have held a meeting
to make arrangements for the trip, but what
the latter is we are unable to say. The
Arion is making it's own arrangements.
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Sporting Notes.

We understand the old Wheeling Rife
Club il intending TO practice this summer
and are now looking for proper range
Prof. Dwight and Richard Stewart are
very active in the matter Our "Schuetz
enverien" better look o little out
The Scheutzsnyerien could not practice
Saturday, owing to the presence of the
circus on the Fair Ground.
The Seheutsenverien will shoot its final
match with the jamestown, N. j., clab on
Tuesday.
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THE DAILY CALENDAR.
The AmAlsamated Reunion.

The following gentlemen have consent
ed to deliver addresses at The annual re.
reunion of the Amslgsmsted Association,
at Beaver, June 5th: Governor Pattison,
Lieutenant Governor Black, Samuel J.
Randall, General John A. Logan, Hons
Nathan Golf, Jr., Congressman William
Mckinley, Jr., 7. NJ. Bsyre, General Neg
lev, Samuel Griffith, Samuel Miller, Con,
gresham Martin A. Foran, John Jarrett
and T. A. Armstrong.
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Ruoklsn,s Arnica Saliva.

The Best Sslve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Ssin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
Is gusranle d to give satisfaction, on
money refunded. Price Is cents PER box.
For sale by Logan B Co.
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Additional Local on First Pags.

SPRING and Summer stock Just
received An elegant and conn
pIeIe line Of Suitings, PEnGalOOn-
ings and OVereOaIinEs, which we
will make mp In the best style
and at low prices.
a. HESS & SONS.
I32I a I32S Market 50.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Wautsd-Man.
Wa ted-Situation.
d monds 3 specially. q. DiliJn.
JeEalps ReiriSeraiOrS Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Chamber Suits-G. Mendel Co.
For Cincinnati -SlSams- Andes.
LabOrers wanted-P. !. Kimberly.
Ice Ctam SOda-buTst's
X Of p. Funeral Notice Local Page,
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Ut)eelin9 Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Manthnr Indlnationn.

WASHINGTON. d. c, Nay 3.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, tsir
wea her; nearly stationary temperature
and variable winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03

CHoIcE hines Of new parSsols, new sat
ines. new hatistes, new Toreh0n lsces at
MsinhArt B StsntzePs
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THIRTY-FoURrH CONVENTION

New lace curtains end lace bed sets at
bottom prices at Meinhsrt q Stentzers.
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)oes a General Banking Businrss'
a0P0sALSF0Rc 0svIC LABOR
WEST yIEGIsIA PESiTESrubr,
MOUsDsyILLE, ApGII y, ~

WEST NIKGTslA PgnTBsfhbTr
MoUsDsyILLE, Ap5n y, ~
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL ~ RscElvD
- by the unidentified until " os,oef nsfns-.
On 1uss,sy. May IS, Ikss. ior the labor - -.
hundred (i0gj sbls bod cd eonvcti spd tstbvr"
t25) or mos Who are not aBls-bodsed, 20 e.
pioyed within he DeDits ntiAfy Tor Urn o. y
IhIee 49, TO i've ~ years and 70 be isfasssa~
the l6tB dsy Of AVsnt, 1859. 49,
ksch bid shall specify The article pafpess ~.
mspufscIIIst, tbs Duubr OF ~ uas iesi o. -
room toat vii be required, the snDsni q h0>
20 80 and the price per day th'reiof. ,,
IL the bidder ee4iJes 70 nandiactbre oic
classes Of srticiss the labor - - empioJsd easD
Class NJ ust Be b,d tyr sspsssieiy
Jbe SUCCESSFUL hIder viii o. required y e
into contract 10 puIsuzao. oi bis BID, I'D isfs,
q bond satisfactory 10 Ihs Boafd 81 Drfec e1
such sum a. mar by liz m BE- deey,s5 bsenyy
COZ di Toned f,r the faithful PIT 0fasDes 81
contract, snd 40 the Lag dIecp,; . blssf hfs
shIch contract and bond % or ME and sli IenN
vita the clerk Of tas Board. during ths sife
msot .a
Each bid nu,t be soon panisd With eone g..
SUI eties 20 the tG.sfactioD 81 'bs rcs1d' lsh
bidder vii comfy With The Isrns OF me- go
IL scceptd, snd b sssisd and ADDRESSED
superintendent and endorses IBID lor niS.
Any fuTthsf infor nstion desired VII ~
ni,he1 On applicatiSo 10 TINS once
Tbs noard Of Dfrsctors res.fye tbs rentp"e
By oss CT Of the Board Of Direstsn; .scx
JOHN z. PECk,
sp2savt supehntendssL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
X. of p. FuneraI Not,co

MEMBERS OF BLACK PRINCE Inn.
W 30; 10. x. Of p. are requested 70 n DGE
theif HAL. corner Of Tsenty-sixth and CIeet u
streets this aft-rneon at o'clock. ,or ,bs 0ins
Oh attending the funeral Of our deceased BRACE
respsctfully invited to attend o'se' ars
~ ofael Oh S. N. HIRsT,Ct
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Letter Carriers Report.
DELIV Erred.

The following amount Ct work was done
by the city letter carriers in the month Of
Anil 1886.