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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-20

The Alliance, Ohio, base bail club will
play the home nine to-day and Tomorrow
On. The leland gFunnda- The clubs have
nlayed but ono game thla season, and
then at Alliance, where tho local club was
tlowned BY a GCotc Of two TO ono III All ex-
citing contest oil fourteen inningo. Tho
visitors laid out tho strong NOshannock
team BY scores Of seven TO three and seven
10 four Tuesday and WedntBdsy Of this
week al Newcastle, and the ChRnCea are
they will take ono ball, II mol two, away
from here. Tho games will DO called At
the usual time, $3.50 +. ~ and large
crowds are looked for.
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DoS'r miss the great game Of bail 10.
day, Wheeling vs., Alliance.

]. N. 1iirTLE has opened to the public
Ills baltimore 4 Ohio Restaurant and Con-
iecllonety, No, II Sixteenth street, First.
class meals will 10 served at all hours AZ
reRsonablsptiCeB, Also board by The week,
day or meal, can he secured. Mr.. Little
usOs Ohio Valley Coffee which he claims
exceeds all others In flavor, CleanneSS and
strength.
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WE have introduced q new System Of
selling Watches on tho installmCnt plan
whereby you can secure watch at once
on easy payments. tall nnd investigate.
JACOB W. GRuBD, jBWeler,
Cor. Twelfth nnd Market SIS.
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WEAR Dalbl logan Underwear. They
are the best and cheapest. Al sizes ut
q, HESS Il SONS,


The following elbows tho range Of the
thermometer as observed nj schnepiS drug
store, Opera house corner, yesterday:
"a, NJ, CO; IL NJ, S00j =. NJ SO'i 4 r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-20

Superintendent Anderson presented the
results Of the enumeration recently takon.
It was taken by wards, by election dis.
Lricts and by school Bub.distriCts; the re.
suits Of each when added together cor.
responded exactly. Following Is q sum
mary compared with the enumeration
taken in 1886:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-20
SAM JONES is COMING,
COL. STERLING AND MR, BoDIEx
Have Captured him aud are Bringing him
In-Tho Interesting Services on the Camp
Grounds Yo.teFdny-Hetes and Per-
Souals The two Sans at urbana.

Special Di,yGieA TO he IattIllgsHeIr,
URsANA CAMP GROUND, Quo, August
10.-Two powerful sermons by Sam Jones
were delivered to an immense audience
to-day. by an unanimous rising vote he
was asked to return next year, Jones
will preach on tho MoundsvllIe Camp
Ground at 1880 o'clock Tomorrow, We
will leave with him tonight.
]. W. BOBBY.
II c.,.,,,s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-20

sunday Trains To Aioundstlils Camp Grounds
The Baltimore & Ohio will run trains 10
the Camp Grounds OH Sunday, August %,
% iollowBi 1890, 800 aud $3.50 A. ", city
TINA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-20

WASHINGTON, y. g., August 2O.--1 A. NJ.
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, fair weather, sOuthCRsterly
winds, becoming southCrly, allghtly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-20

commencing, Tuesday, August II, and
during tile meeting the Baltimore & Ohio
Will run q special train, leaving Wheeling
at O:85 =. N. Returning, leave camp
ground OF 1880 ?. NJ, Eastern standard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-20

Yesterday morning about 2 O'Clock the
rising river broke the gas pipe across the
river u thgMlngo mill, Uy which the Royal
Gas Company supplied that mill with gas
for fuel. II is probable the accident was
caused by a rolling log II caught the
mill aud steel plant In o pretty bad tx,
The steel had 10 be dumped out Of tue
cruclbles, and work was suspended until
In the afternoon. Fortunately tho lore.
man oil the pipe line was on hand, and the
break was Gt once repaired. Nobody was
hurt, no damage was dono aside from the
delay, and the reports circulated In the
city 90 far 40 they differ from the above
were exaggerations.
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Gke 1ateIGqeerrer.
OfIcel Nus. go aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

For Sale Columbia bicycle,
For RCnt-Brltk Stable.
For LinuinnHtl-stCalnCr Louis A. Shirley,
Sealed Proposals. Robert u, Woods.
Oil suVCS-ueb. ". JUhIsUti's cons.
NUtund Gas Flt,ings-A. ]. sweeney 4 Son.
lIAblh-Third page.
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WHEELING VS.. ALLIANCE to-day at $3.50.
Admission % cents.
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TALK Of the town Our flexible sole, hid
button, equal TO s. " shoe, Al 81 ", at
the Big Shoe Store, Twelfth street.
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been satisfied with, had there not been
some other differences connected with the
matter between him and the Doctor.
The various districts reported the teach.
eIs selected for the coming year which
were confirmed.
The committee on German made two
reports, one signed by Dr., Dlckey and
Mr., EschstruLh recommending that Mrs.
BertsGhy, q former teacher Of German, be
appointed teacher for the Fourth and
Filth wards. The other signed by Mr., j.
@, Miller recommended that Miss Mary
Eberwein be appoiatsd for those wards,
Mr, Miller grew very excited over this
matter and vshemsntly declared that I'M
less his candidate was confirmed he
would do all he could against the study
oil German, Miss Ebsrwein was not con-
tirmed, much to Mr., MillsF's disgust,
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FOR RENT.

No. 1909 Alley II. 4 roomg, new house .......n d
No. lgOj Alley II, cast Of MCCOllOch trrts,, 10 Y
No. % North front street with 70 the ClOp."" u y
NO. l22 Market street, desirable ktOfG.rUoH. W v
NO. M Main FtItGt, business house Win one
oil tho best hydraulic elevators In the city,
No. lU Fourteenth street, q rooms .......".."..
NO. " Eighteenth street, 6TOo1so. ....,.".".. ~ v
NO. 2l53 Main street, IOFe.FO0fn"."".",..... " y
NO. .bJ Main street, 2 TOOins""... ,.... r"".. y
NO 10 Alloy 10, 4 Y
NO, VI weniy.seyGnih ittcet, fOOms"""de' q v
No 9g Alloy q, Z fOOms,.."...m.n., ~
No. ~ Alley ID, rooms .,..,....... ..,.,.., %
No. In rear Of 2ll2 Water street ".."""...... VI
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector, and Notary Public
OliCe, 40. 1912 Market STREET
Once hour, 8 o'clock 4. NJ. to +. q. Until sF
ipInhff Vyi
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nALriMOIiE X ONO.

LADIES fine toe sllppers bOc, Of the Big
Shoe Store, Twelfth street,
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ANA h. LIAR,
of Baltimnra. Nj

Ut D0IEIHIVIUI HW'
Mr.. Charles Schultz has accepted the
agency Of this popular Association. There
arc no annual dues. Assessments are
made at stated intervals, 30 members know
Just what they have TO pay. For further
Information address,
CHARLES +. scuULrz,
Corner Thirty.thlrd and Chapllne streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-20
A LETTER FROM MRS. CLEVELAND,
She gives West Virginia Lady some Views
On tho Pledge,

She gives u West Virginia Lady some Views
ON the Pledge.
Mrs, Francis Cleveland, wlio Of the Pes
ident, has written the following letter to
Mira, NJ, A, Grow, Of Littleton, Wetzsl
county, in response to one from that lady;
EXECUTIVE MANSION
WASHINGTON,
Mrs. Crow;-The subject to which you
refer and ask my advice, is one In which
your own coincidence must dictate the wis.,
est course for yourself 10 pursue. You
have better opportunities for knowing
how you can do most good; and it seems
to me that should be the standard by
which we women should settle all our
great questions in life,
1t rarely occurs that woman needs for
herself the restraining influence Of q
temperance pledge. But II by placing
ourselves under the obligations Of such
an organization we can better help our
fathers, brothers, lovers and friends, l
think there should be no hesitation in the
matter, know s0mething Of the Good
Tsmplars and that they do much good
work, 1t is quite certain you can do no
harm by casting your lot on the side Of
temperance, and you may do much good,
l do not C0nsiderit a small matter by any
means, and am glad you asked ma the
questions. 1t is encouraging to know OF
every sister who wants to add her strength
TO tho cause which, happily, some day
will rid our land OF ruined men aud bro
ken families. Very Truly Yours,
FRANCIS CLEVELAND.
August II, 1856.
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Ladies' dnc kid opera slippers received,
which VIC will offer ut 60c per pair, at
j. W. AMICR's,
1l43 Main street.
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Another Move by the q. y T. In bridgeport,
Yesterday morning, the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh construction train brought a
force Of men and material down, for the
purpose Of laying switch juut above the
new depot. The switch starts In at the
little bridge, Just above the depot, and,
for the present will extend only TO the
outer edge Of the new depot. The road Is
put up as another bulwark against tho
Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheeling, to prevent
that company from forcing its way through
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh grounds.
RoadmaBter Dixon, who is superinteud.
ing tho work, says the Cleveland 4 Pitts.
burgh do not wish 10 keep the Cleveland,
l.orain 4 Wheeling from going 10 Martins
Ferry but do wish TO keep that road of
their grounds.
The Cleveland, Iorain & Wheeling
right Of way condemnation suit will have
lis preliminary trial before Probate Judge
Castor, August q. Both the companies
ore determined, and bitter fight through
the courts may DO expected,
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are nlill selling round trip tickets to Pitts.
burgh OIL Sunday. Rate 81 80, Trains leave
AL b i06 and 1855 A. a., city LlIno.
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gr,tstes Sales.
TNRUsTEE's SALE OF NORTH EN-

i RINK.
by virtue Of @ Deed Of Trust made by tie Wheel
Ing b0llef Rink Al OCiAtlon, a corporation dudtf
the laws Of thu Stite Of West Virginia. 70 NE
Trustee dated April 10, 1885. recorded IN llcolN
Of the Jerk Of Tho County Court OF OHIO 10ln'l.
v eat Virginia In Iced OF Trust BOOK o ~ ~
p.Ec 81. will sell at tho front door Of the Loui'
HOUSE Il taid county OH
SATURDAY, TIIE4th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 49,
commencing nj 10 O'Clock A. w., tie io.lWl.i
pr petty that Is to kHy: Tho lease dated ltOllAt
j. 1879, for term VI ten years On all ilht litt 9,
ground situated NJ the c0fnjt north Of i'm 't,'
md west Of MHlu str u IN tho CITY Of "h.ellg.
beginning at tho point Of Inter CO ion 9I ,A "
Streets thence north Un the wet lllr o. NHh
~. Ct bKty.lOur feet thence ",st paIhilHi VIVA
Filth street one hundred aud Twelve lc.l 80
south With n Inc parallel With the lin 81 Nl
street TO the llng Of flilh tUevt siNt i'Hf It .
thence Oalt OIL Filth street n the bCglnH, W
gcthGr WITH the building erected on stli l'A.
gIOund with al improvement \, DNtlf lANs
inrnlllre and all properly VI whatever dr ciipsgh
contained III said building, AnOwa rs the NO0a
End klnk.
Terms Of sale-CaSh. .......-...
-. -. W J. ". CowDES, Tm%se,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-20
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
MIR. Hall Declines Webster District Meet
InE-IIitchlc KiCkGrs.

MIR. Hall Declines Webster District Meet
inE-Illtchlc KickGrs.
Mr.. John II. Hall, who was named by
the Democratic suggestion meetlngin Clay
district as one Of thoHe to be voted for Al
Saturdays primaries Tor County Commits
sonor, psremptorily declines TO allow biz
name to be used In that connection, This
leaves Messrs. Gottlieb Bayha, George
Feeny aud James +. Carroll in the field.
The Democrats OF Webster district met
last evening 10 suggest names to DO voted
on at Saturdays primaries. Z. j. StegeI
presided, and John Lane was chosen
secretary. For County Commissioner
William Handlan, it,, aud Frank Cruise
were put up TO contest the primaries With
the present incumbent, Jonas Pickett,
Jonas will have TO hustle 10 beat such OPP
ponents. For member OF the Board ol
Education John @. Miller, the present In.
Cumbent, was the only candidate named.
For delegates to the County Convention
the voters are given the choice from John
Lane, Pat Gavin, Bat Weir, John Weis.
gerber, Andy Shear, Thomas Carney, John
Scott, William Shatler, John White, James
Healy, G. Warneck, Chris Thurlow.
Tho meeting was largely attended and
unusual interest was shown In the pro.
csedings.
The Centre district meeting was held
last night at P. Bonenherger's, and pre-.
sided over by Louis Delbrugge. John
Warehouse was Secretary. The following
gentlemen were suggested:
Delegates TO the County Convention
Andrew Stoetzer, Joseph Barum, Fred
Meyers, ]. H. McMechen, Thomas Thoner
and John Voegler, j..
County Commissioner-Joseph Glenn,
John Myles and John Vogler, sr.
School Commissioner John Water
house, G. L. Davis and George Hannah.
JustiCe-Adam Blum, A. X. NIcCahon
and W. H. AmiCk.
onstable-Martin Graft and William
LauChlin.
The "kickers" Of Richie district, those
Democrats dissatisfied with tho result Of
the former suggestion caucus, have named
For County Commissioner = Adam
School CommisSloner-Joseph Hyding.
or, Charles D. j. Bingell and VIM, Bole.
Delegates to County Convention
Michael Finley, James Menkemeyer,
Simon Healey, Joseph HydingerS Henry
l}sleke, William Wolvington, Adam Hell.
riGel and Henry Allen.
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To make room for our dnily arrivals
OF Fall nnd Winter Stack we shall offer
our Summer Stock at reduced prices.
q. HESS Il suns.
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commencing al 10 clock 4. ~, tho toll wing l.t
LOibg properly that Is ~ sny. All tAai ihi w.
lois numbered niue and ten Ia uhap lle ngl Lg5
addition ~ the lily VI whCellig byunlll ~
more plttlcll arly desert Cd rs follow ltlH "u1
Al 4 point aud Nc tbs centre u th1 hfips q '.'1
wall on the no ihcfly side VI lWony 'N no 'IY
aud Hayeniy.UhG al feet pFstWrIly lflm ". ' ~
C0rnetO VI Va " aud 1wGhtythld street. w.
hOtlhwArdly aud paal q viii 8ll var wv ~
Ia feet " the sOutGutly do vi zen lll hN.3 w
aud with the IAid side " the said nIl VOC. a.
wafdy sixteen and Clghttw, Hos llp 'lI ,''-i.y
the lOAilsCnd Hue, Aud with biz Has 'lUll"' ,i
hld rAtalle With Water street sgyclN VIZ aa'i
nln0.tWt liLhs Il gi2j lvtt thence ~ lNmli pD'i
parallel Win Twenty. thitlEitet lGb I, l'r.,,i,'
sQuihwA dly aud parallel with NaIer .I,a' ",,'I.
niue aud tffeBtwGIlthl ~ BID ittl ulh. lN''
cfly line III lWBGtY.ihlils reel anu WIN Wy ia
WBslWaidly tWenty.tNO aud ightlNti wy H. 't
feet 10 the beginning. 1Ogelht WIN h,i w. ~,
puriOtAntts iii o the said And bconilss W ''
hily wise appOTl inlBR. .,,,,stsse
TRIM " BALg--OuUthlfl oil we P'il',,..g
inOnty or 10 much tnuW ~ the pu Peg, t,ti
elect Ia pay. cash In hand 0n the lny ~ ''
the ieAdne thereof In iWO rguh iminIW,l,5 VIZ,
able IN Que end tao yeats r!pethNry HYultas
day VI sac, the pliGhd "a t1 give NY NV ',II,
Interest fro u h5 day OILS L., lnl fc,t Wlg' . Is.
annually, with good pVrOnal spCutlif lpi W.,I
iaflCd yhylcuY, and tho legal uuc 10 ~ i''"'"'-
~ 'u'''V' 'GGsoRJE r. r. aILUHRIsr, TrG,Si
], ., lBRYGYl AuVti0neoE,
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JUsr rcceivsd-l2O pair moro Of the
81 10 flexible sole, kid button, al the Big
Shoe Store, Twelfth street,
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Prompt settlement of Two Policies of Insur.
nnNa.

l'FOmpt acttlomchtO OF TWO Policies OF lhsuF.
nnCG.
LuRAY, VIRGINIA, July 81, 1885.
To John E. Bcan, Etg., Secretary National
Mutual Life association, 142O L tlreet, NJ
w, Washington, DC.
DEAR Sin: l hereby tender through you
10 your Association my heartfelt thanks
for your settlement III full this day Of two
policies Of insurance on my husband's life,
No. l67 for 1000 and No. 1873 for 1000.
My husband, Alpheus Lear, diOd on June
5, 1886, but did not notify you or file
death proofs until July 10, 1886, and this
day | acknowledge payment In full. My
husband was insured in August, 1884, for
81 900, and in April, 1885, for $1,000, and
this insurance has cost him 10 date Of his
death $4S 81. Wishing your Association
prosperity,
lam truly yours,
Ava n TgAn
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:, Go 70 The Big Shoe Store for low prices,
Twelfth street.
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AIOund.rllle Cnlnr NIcellnr

FvLL oustom.madu calf shoe s. 30, at
the Big Shoe Store, Twelfth street,
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L,s.eOOa 4 O0.,SoII DreOods nd ehelpe1t.
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TALK Of the town: Low prices at the
Big Shoe Store, Twelfth street.
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~. =. ..-.-.-. w y ", UUWTLNI ITUTTV,,I
rTNRUs rEEs SALE UF CENTRE
l. WHEELING PROPERTY.

Dy yIFIug q a DIOl d TfuIt made Oy AWII
bAley aud Julia A. BRlCy, hls wife, 20 mt n
ttItUC, bear ng dao on the lill dag Of nay, AZ
1888, Rnd recorded IN Inc Office u tie VI y ' S
Ounty Court Of Ohio county, W~t .NiWiulA "
Dtgd Of 1tust BOOK No. ", page lDi wi. H. ~
public AuOLiO Al tho front dOOf0i the LOiF' u0''
vi Ohio county, Nust Ylfgu,a, on
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TOR SALET0 CLOSE AN ESTATE,
The following Lots on Wheeling Island lv!og,
Ing to the estate Of tho late YIN. AcCvy VIZ,
Lots No. " VI and n on RlOaIway,
lots No. 80 aud ~ on York aIterL
LOH M, ~, 100 aud lUl IN Virginia g.iC9l.
Lots 10. lOi It's, Ito and III on Hutton slnGi,
Lott No. LIS, l2) aud lBg on NaoIAh street
Lot No, III on Water street
avn ". Y. HNiE n hRO l20n Wn,laLgl.
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gSr 9rpt.
gov Snlr.

EOR SALE-TWELVE Q2) COON
IL Mules, well broke Viii scll chap Enggir,
OF KA>LEY Il HR0OKS, l7Ii hHikrt siuu. aka
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GREATUame to-day on New Falr grounds.
Wheeling w. Alliance,
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Gcn 81, saooh & 90.
new GOODS!

We have made recent
heavy purchases Of Silks,
Velvets, Dress Goods,
Wraps, Blankets, Elan
neIs, Underwear ETC.,
etc., at from 10 to rs
percent below present
prices
We propose to give
our patrons the benefit
of our bargains.
.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16
Notice Of Registration.
ToTHE legal voters OF the lst District of tn

ITO THE legal voters OF the lst District of tho
L 2nd Ward, in the city of Omaha
Youure hereby notified that tho undersigned
viii sit registrar for the st District, End Ward,
of said city, ut the n. w. cor, 18th and Jackson
streets, tHCimrod Co.'S storcl, commencing
Thursday, october 2lst, y. ID. 1856 Mt II o'clock
a. M, the purpose of registering all qualified
voters within said district, and for the purpose
of adding to, and correcting the registration
alroudy mace, and for such purpose the under
signed will sit and keep his book of registration
open each day thereafter except Sundays) mt
the the place aforesaid from eleven O'Clock n. IN.
until seven O'Clock y. m until Monday, Novem-
Der lSt 1855, at the hour of IL O'Clock m, when
said book of registration viii be closed. ALI
qualified voters are notified to attend and see
that their names are properly registered.
JAMES DONNELLY, SIR, Registrar.
Omaha, October 18th, 1886. ol3dl0t
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16
Notice of Registration,

FINO the legal voters of First District of the 4th
i ward, in the city of Omaha.
You are hereby notified that the undorsign-
ed will sit MS registrar for the First District of
the 4th ward, at Forsyth's drug store cor 10Th
and Capitol ave-, commencing Thursday, Oct.
2lst, 1885, at II O'Clock NJ, for the pur pose of
registering all qualified voters within said dis
trict, and for the purpose of adding to, and cor
recting the registration already made, and for
such purpose the undersigned will sit and keep
after accept Sundays) at the place aforesaid
from eleven o'clock am. until seven O'Clock p.
M. until Monday, November LIST, Mt the hour of
12 o'clock NJ, when said book of registration
will be closed. All qualified voters are notified
to attend and SEQ that their names are properly
registered ID. Il. kEYFS,
ol4dl0t Registrar of 1st District, 4lh Ward.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16
Notice Of Registration.

r1NO THE legal voters of 3rd District, lst Ward,
L in the city of Omaha:
You are hereby notified that the undersigned
will sit us registrar for Third District, First
Ward, ut llla South Sixth street, comm encing
Thursday, October 2lst, 1886, at IL O'Clock u. IN,
for the purpose of registering NIL qualified
voters within said Bird district lst ward, and for
the purpose of adding to- and correcting the
registration already made, and for such pur-
pose the undersigned will sit and keep his book
OF registration open each day thereafter toNcept
Sundays at tho place aforesaid from olovcn
O'Clock q. m. until seven O'Clock p. m, until
Monday, November LIST, 1885, at the hour of II
O'Clock m, when said book of registration will
be closed. All qualified voters are notified TO
attend and see that their names are properly
registered. ALFRED whey.
olSdlUt Registrar 3rd District, LIST ward.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16
Notice Of Repistrhtion.

lNO THE legal voters or lst District 1st Ward,
L IN the city of Omaha;
You are hereby notified that the undersigned
VIII sit as registrar for First District. First
Ward. mt 5lS ard 62O South Tenth street. com.
mcnCiug Thursday, October slSt, lSs6, at II
O'Clock Il. m, for the purpose OF Re storing all
qualhcd voters within sal district, an s Tor tho
purpose Of adding TO, and correcting the regis
tuatiou already made, and for such purpose the
undersigned win sit and keep his book OF reg
iStrHton open each day thereafter except sun.
days NJ the rlacc aforesaid from eleven O'Clock
a. IN. until seven O'Clock y. IN, until Monday
November lSt. 1885, Ot the hour OF TO clock IN,
when said book of registration will hC closed.
All qualified voters are notified to attend and
see that their names are properly registered.
ISAAC RUBIN,
Ol3dlOt Registrar Ist district LIST Ward,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16
Notice of Registration.

ITO THE legal voters of the Second District,
L Second Ward, in the city of Omaha:
You arc hereby notified that tho undersigned
will sit as registrar for Second District, Second
Ward. ut the corner of 10Th and Poppleton
streets, commencing Thursday, October 2lst,
1856, mt IL O'Clock u M, for the purpose of reg
iStCring all qualified voters within said 2nd dis
trict, 2nd ward, and for the purpose of adding
TO, and correcting the registration already
made, and for such purpose thu undersigned
will sit and keep his book of registration open
each day thereafter except Sundays at the
place aforesaid from eleven O'Clock a: IN. until
seven oclock p. m, until Monday, November
lst, 1886, at the hour of IL O'Clock m, when said
book of registration will be closed. All qualified
voters are notified to attend and see that their
names are properly registered.
JULIUS RUDOWSKY,
ol3dl0t Registrar End District End Ward.