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Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31
era Dafbin8tou.

WOrrtiOn, Carlisle, &anboa Os nosIe
andre bemotratiffe &spraieutanter baubs
forlsbsn en- &ouferents for at bistatsre
EoIbipsrssmaaIet. Wan bistuterebe
Wforrtfons 5o,iIas. SANDAL 90 bans
RsninssfGaer iasbe, at man lite be-
bspsoe at pente at faa isisnnem Suiet
nosst EarihOtI flag, iom iatte Sern %
Sul paa SriIiffen, heller lite tuube
Ranbau % bans 8snnsr femme for
nossn &sbuttiOn of GOlben paa .Serns
oarsr, StaaI, 9Ias, Stsntsi os andre
aneritanfte Sab,ituarer. Oct bIeu
torsilaaet, at abortion ifuIbe tase fit
So1las tiIbase % frsmiatts ct npt
Sorilas ON at iGtte en- Del R~aoftoiis
paa 5rilifen, fom tunbe unb.rifsttes
al ale Demotrater, men Der ftulbe itts
blips yiort noset SOrfss paa at nsb,
iatts Eolben paa amsritanit Sabritata.
Gait % Esmmer funte tuufte iattss pau
6rtIiiteu, men bisie TO 0arsr par be
snsffs, &anbaas gsnnsr for 9ibsu
uiIbe anbefaIe. Wau tunbs tanite pss
faa forisse at iette rIb paa SriIiifen,
men be be%mOtratiits WebIsmmsr al
QUIET pilbs lite fsIs fig mere forpIis:
tsbs til at fitmme for fri lib snb 70,
fit Ssrn os SuI. Man bIsu lite snis
ON uosst npt SOtilas, men bet bier
tIart for RorriiOn % Carlisle, at bel
sr umuIist at faa bet frsmiatts Sor:
flag isienusm quiet.
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

ri bu,1e en- tl9ttommen
I:r,s, ., gsnu2E / bit Samle
~ i,1Ds .3scU; Qb Soften %
f.: 4 Var iaHt S!itbOsraTei
Rnfn ipr
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

SsnatOr 9Osau bar fOreilaast, at
Ssnatst b~ertfter fOrbunbIsr Brsfbsns
tens uoneunsIier for aubns Ssre os
at Der fsrss o%ffsutIis grototcI Opsr
5orbanbliugerRe.
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31
S1.63.

pgagpen uIl pi, mar Del
a fass GfmOsrsEs &auH.
h, vrEsst ROs Of eubpsr, ION
fmm EGs sr sniSs /, at bet oil
In, ! asvsrt sIsm, fatttSt saeI
I...risa yua gtusost IL 80 Gents
r5Eaat
n tlG Srsre:
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

Sinantsmtniftsr Blaming bI.u Strss
bag pIuhisIis fig. 5an bIso iDimmsl,
faIbt / en- Grape os forureb i'm antsI,
iaa ban MATTE brtnses bism I en-
gosn. lib pua aftsnen bIsu BAN pGrre,
os 9aserns sttIGrsbs, at bet par si
miIbt SIustiIfaIbs. Wtan anisr bog
lite SpsbOmmsn tor tarIis, men bel
piI tase Fsre Tiger, fsrenb ban blipsr
frit not til at parstase fine Sorrst'
uinssr. 2aserns flyer, at 5%tnantsmi'
isrsn bar arbsibst for baarbt os fbbsi
for meset inbs paa fit arbsibsuereIis.
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

6onsrssisn bar bepiIset Mrs. 5an'
etd, General 5aueuds @nte, en- aar'
Zig psnfon af $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

&cnsresmanb 9ai9 fra Risiouri
bar fremiat ct So flag ON at ombanne
be to,ifisuise 9anbbrussftoIer | 9aubet
til &ssis'inssns 5Orisssifutionsr, buOr
6rs Os 9Ianter fra andre 9anse tunbe
PROBES, ON be ,r pasisnbe for bet
amsritanfte SIimai Os er npttiss for
pore 5armsrs. On FABIAN 9ou piIbe
ubsntuiuI sisre pore 9anbbrussitOIsr
mere inbbrinssnbs for Surmsrns, snb
be bibtiI bar pGrst.
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

acknowledgement bistutsrst of ar:
bsibsre. arbsibsrns I gouusstcwu,
Obio, ienbte nyIis to 0eIssatsr til
Waibinstou, Tor at be ituIbe frsmIass
&c for SOusrssisn arbsiosrnss Wsnine
ON GolbipsrssmaaIst. 9sIssats,ns
proteitersbs mob uOssniumbsIft Rsbut:
tion af Golbsn; be iasbe, at snbos
asttationsn buubs ut1tst ftabsIist pan
Serns % StaaIinbuitrisn; mango Seru.
usrter buube irbftiast fin g~iItiOm5sb,
Os / be fibits tre Iar bau6s g,bsibsrns
,un bupt auiGtteIie / ipu RuuHebsr al
aarst. llastet bsuus lIutrtiombso
Der | 9anbst q Der / bet fibtts
aar inbfsrt Serns os StauImGnus
fatturpar.r til en- 8Grbi af "a Riaios
nsr 96QaIs. Gilt bette tunbe pQret
~prOtuesrst Der | 2anbst, bpis Subutrin
bupbe tiIfrGtteIiS SsityttsIis. 8sIssas
terns abparsbe 8omitssn mob at gisrs
WOrriiOns GariHOriIas, sasr uosst ans
bet lisnsnbs, til eOu. De aOusress
manb, iOm itsmte for ct iaabant 5or:
lag, ituIbe byrt faa bstuIe Ssrfor, naar
be umsritanits arbsibsrs ubtaIt. fu
Billie usb 8aIsurusu.
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

Den fsrife aarsberetntus fra 8u'
rsaust for arbsibs sr ofsntIissiOrt.
Den sr 500 Sibsr flor. timber ODsr'
f~triftsu "Grpttsnbs SorretuiussforboIb.
I be Sorsntbs Statsr" flyer Sommis,
iOusr 8tisbt, at af iamtIise 5ubrite,
os andre Snbuifrisrsue / 1885 par
9rocsut fuIbfanois uuirtiOmms, Os sr
lissiaa for 9rOesut bapSs inbitiust fu
girtiomb,b for tOrters slsr longer
Stb. SfsIse bsune 9roesntsiats uur
omtrsnt en- Riuiou srbstbsrs, iOm IN
Der bsbrs Soibolbs uiIbe baus parst
b,ftiaftissSe, uISeIss arbsibsIsie. gr
Wiuion Isbiss arbs,bsrs bstpber sr
6o~rminbitslis Of 9onbsts Sorbrusssun'
meb en- WiQipn Dollars ON Dagger
eQ.r 365 WiQtonsr Dollars aarIis
Grobs bsnus GormtnbltsIis at Sorbruss.
epnsn CT Der bog lite inbtraabt en- til
iuarenbe SormtnbftsIis | 2anbets San
bsIsomietntns.
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

@rsSenator Bruce % @rsRonsrsss
manb 9pnd fra RisRsftppt afiasos
grefbent GIepsIanb ct 8efss forIsosn
Dag Os aumobsbe bam ON at eisre,
bpab ban tunbs, for at ffanbie 8OIo'
ioubeber mob ben forte 8efoIfnins
Spben. prsibsnteu IOpebe at stps
Saseu fin moraIffe tlnberftstteIie.
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

fa pramie: So9er
ru lite aarsaHs at
Etprab :Npften"
Gor Sl.l5
,rnsh.g shn" cs "gtO arHsn" ioS
nssuisr uagHi, grzuits Ssssr;
sct eamneI % una.
SEskols:
rdtr. ssasatHz.
Aa srAsIs til 7sstr.
ksa,ns sstIoPtIi'. S'TtaasrS
.stst Sast.
kslrliehte.
EE7u. sgra1iza Il Szs, sIrsSI
EEnthihsrit.
ms Sarn' II Uan'a Sl@a' S'sn'
gakst Raput. 6ouiratH:.
|zl,zmt!is SitIit. 5susgins.
HEss Ruet til siHmstitH
I. ~aftfa'sssnins.
SHssaIs:
zn 1aa fssShatttu. STs' at tsi'hH"'
Il isI $50 EsE Esz.
RnmIuns,, Rvp,a,
> sssIaHs.
asIzt.
3 si,,lt, "a 3astn,s,Ir,
as'aiHsH. alb, 3 srg,Han
n;siSa. rist. II Rua,b,rs.
ss'Hisr.
=ii stHHarieH. CsipEuu,ruts gamntr,
s's'zt % S%HsEautHs - RasitbauO,I,u -
* s'gtn siuusrs,n.
'ssH. 8srtsltss al CERT stisr
e- ,.,.
%piH
ka.In.. ' u ss15.sta, til ., +. a.
aasss,S =, VI Ho5lSa saaf sortHu'H''
4 h liza Y...T s ,T1S g..'I t.. s,a,
pan. ''N wv "'H
fssra,s Fin. er ,--,,I, zs,,
sa4s IL s..,,. G. u..,.n For.
kn.,,,,
asa sir,,S :, Sag"Ft
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S
ltsaEA'S aas' sld its DicsaSss,
sEa9 30. f. sornsE, % SHSTs. Der be
,s2HsssR va ga STH'H' ouiIas'
Itnr 81 Sn
SA'.
:: 4 ~. q: ! ,&: s.:ss,'' 's g: sss'
fs n' ouiIas 'G,E t tn aubsp spain
Inv
,sr;ss.sS:shn . = '.a', m.uu.
ks,u.'i;t Ha'Hts s,ssr tEsbaasss.
s~mel oa 1tua.
'lsussssninn
N "H
Allsls 0aaIiae Wnrasu. m
49, sri % s1uS,. qimrfy,s ,,nr,
!, saFr,, ooalSEos. u
oseya ,tr n sSs Ap'mss
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-
ss ~sssiisIs I mOun,s,.r, Ia.
Fs, siissIssrsiIsr instas,, ior
!asa s,H asn,r, TSr,u. Spot.,,
lsss VI 1sRiilHaar fis,u TT us,. sss
'Sts.. VI paeu9t, bpit gs sy,us
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

8. /
Gpuutp! I
5. SObuicaa.
{ Sarmrssfaa
/ ON OF ban
n en- behasa
er Gseuter J
Ratfmh -
griia. Ss
Der, mOth
og Ui Dsssj
at ipbs ~
tor SOrBeus1
sanSk H'' 4
DO 3 se',I
ar soma
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

Yrsiibent @lsueIunb ou~srisnb:s iEors,
bag 8onsresien bet treble gubftab an.
saaenbe &sform | gipirtienefsu. 8
bet forIsbne aar blsu 8onbibater fol
Stiuinser | be fOritieaiss Dspartemen,
ter sramiusre | aIe Stater % Eerrito.
risr inben unionen unbtasen l1tab
6,s72 WGnb os 73O 8pinbsr par bIep,
ne sraminerebe. Sibsn 2open traabt,
I araft bapbs l7,49l psrioner unber.
taffst fig @ramen, omtrfnt to Erebie,
belle al bisie bapbe bsftaast @ramen
1000 &epubIitunsrs % Iissiaa mans,
0smotrater par u~niutts | Stininser
OuerensftmmeIis msb 9open.
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

sot 6anmeI % Ting.
S~Essols:
lzftr. s9asltES.
Ei srAsIs til ssssr.
lTl,rs sStIoPtIi'. S'TtaasrS
,stpt aAst.
hslrIishte.
EtTr. s5Tiazizs Il S-s. slcz4G
E~Ezshiherit.
ma Saru. VI 5tuyis etasII sisHtE.
sakst RapRt. d5Ti1QiHs.
|zlrzmt!is SitIit. 5susgtrs.
kHEssAuet til SiHmaritH
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31
p.,aar o. tgpe Sents

Il fgt.uo, IigeSpIol8t entea be
., SazIs gbuHHeHter. Stleoe'
i,stliat inrtuaey / en- ittO &np.
-. Selt.
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

&rissminiftsrsn mobtos fOrIsben Dag
en- teIssrufft MsbteIsIis fra General
@root, at ban ben famine Dag utIbs
besiDe fig til gsruaubtnO for at unbsr'
banbIe uieb apa9ss5 subtnsen gaoni:
mo en- bans ganbes OpersiusIie til
be fsor. Statsrs trooper. st Suea
af bisfs b~IstiSriise Snbiausre bar
ct baIpt Gars Glib myrbet Fere 5un:
brsbe SsttIss, uastst be belle Gibss
bar peret foriuIsts al General @rOOts
SpIbater.
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

Snbsn,issminifer 2amar bar srtle'
ret. at atlantic 81 gaciFe Sernbans'
tompaniet inssn IOuIis &st bar til ben
eaubfratnins, fOm Iisssr msllsm Gan
gusuaueniura psb 9acificfpften | @aIi'
fornia % Gan Sraneisco. Snbenriss:
miniferen bsmpnbiser &onrmisfonsr al
bet off.ntIiee 9anb til after at fsis bsnns
q,~uubSsrafnius ii! ben OffsntI'se DO'
mor< Sen ct 3es WRiIe lang %
2.45l. 900 aeres flor.
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

Ssnats fourteen for a,be'be bar I'm
aiust til 9ebtaaeIie 5orilasst ON at
forbsie 9snnsn for arbsibere | Resiss
rinsens gost,y,tsri; EppOsrafsr ftul
aereft.r faa so Gents pr. 1000 GINS,
% D~aaarbeiberss 2su fOrbsiss msb 20
9rpcsnt. @esisrinsen bstaIer fine Bog
t,pttere, GppOsrafer, 8osbtnSsre oiu
bsisre Con enb Der Details bsnns Rlasi'
arbsibsre uosst aubet Stsb I gerosn
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31
3. InunSien,
1seprah, Sopa.

frs pramie:S o9er
for lie aarsaus al
Etprab :Ypitem"
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

"BW WtO YOU
til
and
niger /
/
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

sDa pHsaJ
3 Wss@ -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08

II YOU offer 10 ship you have 10 pay more
for the less distance; labor must go away
from the country TO the cities, and the
farmers themselves are placed at q disad-
vantage as against those at the points hal
are called competitive points.
When this system Of discrimination is
ieRislated away, then manufacturers can
take advantage of the splendid locations
for establishments in the smaller towns
and villages throughout the country, and
whatever foreign element comes into the
country can be widely disseminated and
thus brought into contact with American
ideas and educated in the duties Of citi'
1anship. When good locations for manu-
factories can be found in small towns, 1t ID
certainly to the interest of capitalists to
keep out of the cities and the disturbing
influences that exist there. By doing this
they will ave themselves much trouble
from professional agitstOrs melting strikes
among their employees. .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08

THIS city contains, say, 10000 souls
The Council Finance Committees estimate
OF expenditures for all purposes for the rs,
cal year ending December 3lst next Is
about $3.50, 900. or, say, elsveu dollars per
capita. This is d heavy drain upon the
substance of the taxpayers these dull
times. 1t was only the other day a large
glass manufactures remarked 10 the writ
er's hearing, that it looked to him as if the
CITY wanted to tax the industries until they
were compelled to get out oft.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08

CONGRESSMAN WILSON'S amendment to
the River aud Haroor Bil prohibiting
navigation companies from charging toll
on tonnage from the eighth and ninth
pools TO points below Lock No. l, on the
Monongahela, that has passed the House.
is of great importance to West Virginia
shippers along that river. The tolls thai
have hitherto been charged have been
great drawback to the river trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08
Gay Diversions in Gay Paris.

4GISs Le1cF M LcHHVH SdftH.
Musical breakfasts are now the fashion;
during the meal q hidden orchestra plays
sweet music. soft enough to to drown con-
verssgion. Even dinners to be really sue
c~essfnl, must be followed by some sort of
amusement. The other evening there was
8 dinner in q charming house, Just built by
8 gentleman, halt artist, halt amateur, and
furnished with exquisite taste. The guests
assembled in q Pompsdour drawing room,
the walls OF which, divided into panels,
were covered with Csmpsus red plush, an
excellent background for water colors and
pastels; but after dinner in o Renaissance
sale s-msnger lighted by an iron lantern
pendant from the centre( we adjourned to
the studio-s spacious room in which
all styles were mingled. Persian carpets
thrown over the bsnnisters Of the gallery
gave eoloring to the high, vaulted root;
fine tspestry of the Sixteenth Century,
framed in green plush, hung beforsthe
doors; the gas burnt in JeRish lamps, q
sslamsnder carved over the huge mantle
grinned doEd upon US, and some charm.
ing modern landscapes stood here and
there on essels. 1t Was a small party Of
ten, and the hostess did not appear to ex-
pect any other guests, but at ii o'clock
the door was thrown open, and in walked
Theresa, dressed in white and covered with
diamonds, She VAS accompanied by a
pianist, who was quickly installed at the
piano, and the diva sang song after song,
Interpreting grave with CAV, as she has a
happy knAck Of doing. The sGrprise was
not the least part of the enjoyment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08
p1,r1NUrrvE s-rArEsMANsHIP.

y
Senator INGALLS,, Of Kansas, made q
sorry spectacle Of himself inthe Senate day
before yesterday by his opposition to sens-
tor CANDES's amendment to the inter-
State commerce bill. The amendment
only provides that more shall not be
charged for a shorter than for q longer
hsul that is, that no more shall be charged
for shipping goods from ParkersOurg to
Baltimore than shipping them from 10
peks, Mr.. INGALLS, capital city, to Bsla'
more. This would still leave it possible Tor
Kansas to ship her grain and cattle to the
seaport as cheaply per carload as West
virginia can. Yet Mr.. ISGALLs says the
massage of the bill as amended would ruin
tbs m of Kansas, and be has the
vsIl to insist tina. the odious sYstem OF
charging twice or three times as much per
carload for shipping from points IN Onio
Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia ana
MARYLAND, to the seacosst as from points
hundreds of miles farther west, shall still
be continued so that Kansas and some
o.her Western States may still crush out
the N OF the States above men
toned and be benefited thereby.
There is no Justice whatsoever IN Mr..
INGALLS, claim. The bill as amended will
still leave Kansas as near the Eastern
markets as West Virginia is, so tar as
transportation is CONCERNED. IF" as
SENATOR CAMDEN said in his speech on
Wednesday, The States of Indiana, ILL
uois, Oaio. Kentucky, West Virginia, and
.bs Southern States are willing In their
masnanimity to allow the shippers IN the
tar West to get to market ascheap as These
nearer States can, ought the latter tc
ask more? What condition of things car
exist whereby the producers living west o.
the Mississippi River, so eloquen'ly de
scyibsd By tbs Senator from WIsconsiN
rSpooNERL, with so many competing line
! of railway, should ask Congress to ingrst
into this bill the condition that tn,
railroads may give to those distant
shippers a less rae OF freight than is giVeI
to the nearer shippers AID producers cul
,igstiug more expensive land and usinl
Esrlitizers?" If Mr.. INGALLS, State AM
other western States, with all their natuIa
advantages, and with the concessions still
made to them by the above named East
srn aud Southern States, can not keep u
their commerce and industries they ha
better 90 down and the people had bette
smigrste East.
CALLS, SPOoNER, PALMER and some 0ssott
show a sad disregard Of that broad pstr
otto aud far seeing craftsmanship tina
should be found in the highest legislativ
body of the nation, The ststesmsnshi
shown by them in this case is Just such a
would bring ruin upon a large part Of tn
country in order that their particular SEE
tons might receive some benefit from tn
destruction caused. There are getting t
be so many men in our houses OF Cong
ress whose craftsmanship does not exteD
beyond the confines of their States or dit
tric,s that it is becoming almost impose
BILE to secure the passage of a bill that i
just and fair to the people Of the country
Away with such narrow and selisI
craftsmanship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08

Iri the opinion among the legal lights
of Chicago that Anarchists SPIES, tlELOES
and ScHwAB will have to hang. Men VINO
engage in such dangerous Pastimes as
these fellows ought to expect to pay vel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08
IhkNN
Y,sRE REGIS TEN.

West YirsiaIsnS sojournins L"
washington ean always inc
n.uY REGISTER On the conn
Ter Of LepIey a Finster' news
dealers, us Fifteenth street. and
The BerkeIey. 1913 PennsyiTaHiS
Avenue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08

HIS the Board Of P. W. been transcend
ing the law thst the Finances COMMITTEE
should hit it so hard between wind sno
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08

GLADSTONE is ssid to be the coming man
for Prssiden. Of England.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08

That detailed account of the expenai-
,urs. for the work house reads as II the
living wasn't 90 bad neither.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08

The Arbei,er Zei.uug, the Anarchists
organ, comes out again, but is q very
sneaking and sickly looking sheet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08
The Beauty aud the Carved Beast.

A somewhat large and curiously lmitac
tod crocodile in carved wood in the act OF
swallowing a negro, also OF carved wooa IS
the latest eccsntricity for q lady,s writing
table. Draw the negro out OF the Nile IN
habitsnt's mouth and you have an ivory
paper cutter. The our legs, that equally
pull out, are penholder, pencil, ink eraser
and psnknife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08

Why not ask The Board OF 2. W. TO step
dawn aud ont with 8 little civihtyr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08
Sale Of City Property.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ by the on Finance OF the Council
Of the City of Wheeling until . DAY, THE
lOTH DAY Of MAY, IoS6. at ~ O'Clock NJ, for
tee purchase Of the Old City Hall Lot, situate on
MARKET street. between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, and the Court llOusc Property, situate on
the Southeast corner OF Chapline and Twelfth
streets.
The stone and sand and crawl on the old CITY
Hall lot TO the level Of Market street are reserved.
TERMS OF SALE -Oneihird or as much moe
as the purchaser may elect to pay, in ca b, the hal
suee In one and two years, with intare,t from the
day OF sale. The "eIerred payments TO be secured
by deed OF trust upon the property.
Possession OF the Court House property to he
gwen as soen as vacated 6y the county AUTHORITIES.
September /, 1856.
The City reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids. An bids should be addressed 10 ,. y Hi
dfeth, Chairman Of the COMMITTEES on Finance, en-
dorsei Proposals for the Purchase OF Ci,y Pro
perty." B. A. IALLIG An.
Clerk Of the Committee on Finance.
Wheeling, April 80, 1856. myleGdi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08
DIED.

HATTERY-On Friday, at $3.50 a. M, Rev.
JOHS HATTERT, aged s. years.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
at Bellaire, D, Sunday, at ? O'Clock p. m. Friends
Of the iamihly are respectfully invited to attend.
Iutement at Rose bIll cemetery.
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Proposals for Paving Streets.

SEALkD PR JP0SALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the office OF the Board Of Public Works
until Monday, the 10th day OF May, l6s6, at /!
O'Clock m, for pavlng with hard burned fire-clay
bricks, Main street In the Fins. ward, toii street
in the Eighth ward, aud ChSpline, Eighteenth,
Eotf and Nineteenth stret IS, in the Fourth sari
and such other strests as may be hereaft'r de"'J'
nated oy ~ NAV he for al the a0UNv nAulou streets.
or for each one separately, ChaDliue, Eighteenth,
Foil and H,ineteenth TO bs included IS one street,
The successful bidder will be required 10 give
bond in the penal sum Of 5000 on each separate
contract, or s., 900 on the whole, for the faithful
performance OF the san O..
The names OF two responsible %sureties saiisfac
factory 10 the board must accompany the propO-
sails, who must be citizens OF the State oil West Vir'
glnla.
The Board reserves he right TO reject any or all
proposals. Specifications may be had on appliIa-
ton at the office OF the Board.
Proposals sbOuld be addressed 10 the clerk OF the
Board OF Public " mkS.
The BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
b. A. GALLIGAS, Clerk.
WHEELING, April &c. 1856. ap27ra
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TuE Finance Committees repOr; is 8
daisy.
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WHERE, oh where are toe Ohio Senators
cone? cry the Ohio Republicans.
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Burdstte In Cap and Belle

"ouartz, old boy" remarked the assay
sr, "you ought to prospect around the new
widow at the hotel; I've been told she as
saw away up in five figures" shes q
rich find, l know" replied the miner, u
haven't heard anything about her, but |
saw her laugh and she shows the color IN
her teeth"
"Here, waiter! l asked for g doughnnt
and YOU We brought me fried cakes" oh,
beg pardon, sir. You see, I'm krulleI
blind"
Collector, to flying creditor: Il say lCoE
bsreT' Retreating one: "All right; III
look back as l GO" Goes.
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PETKR wRLTY. @. ". wRLTY. SAMUEL WILL =
PETER wELTY & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Deslen ~
Wines and LIQUORS.

WHISKLESi Doughertr's Pure Rye,
Monticello Pure Rye, Glib. on's Pure Rye.
Belle of Nelson our Mash, d, II. O. Tay.
Tors Sour Mash, Kentucky Standard Sour
Mash.
Also a large assortment OF Kentucky Bourbons and
Rye Whistles, such as Hume, New Castle, Rich
Grain, MoPheISoni John Emmon,, Gsf's, etc.
RB-ChRIDpagne, Rhipp Wins, Fine California
Wine and a full line Of Bottled Goods.
Sole Agency for West Virginia for Clsvelxndh
Patent RHn' Faucet.
PETER wELTY 4 co. lib Main st.
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ME"
Building Association Stock

vt Is A WELL ATTESTEn ACT THAT
money is accumulated, rs q rule, BY small de-
pOsits.
The Mutual Building and Loan Association
Affords an excellent opportunity for the periodical
doposlts of mail sums OF money, as every dollar
deposited 4, ut once placed NJ inier+t Tor the oene'
IN of the person who made the deposit.
hi, Association has just completed It's thru
| wear. and is In sue essfu and profitable operation
It's plan is not complicated, but easily Understood.
A new series Of sock will la issued on the LIST day
Of Nav. and % rsOus wishing to subscribe Tor II
can do so by applying 10 any OF the und r>'gned'
This new took " Il commence char ng the earn
ings o an established business at once, and VIII
avoid The hrst Improbable year incident to ne"
Associations.
Inc association meets every Saturday evening
from $50 to ) O'Clock, in Roo n No ., Crans!es
| Building, second GOOr, entrance next door 10 City
Bank.
VIM. C. HANDLAN, President,
JAMES L. HANES, Vice President,
JNO. +. MILLER, SCcratary,
WIN. GOERING, Auditor,
OSCAR SANDROCK, Treasurer,
JAMES BODLEE,
IOU,S HARrHONG,
HENRY RLUMEHBERG,
FRANK LILO
~my6Th&Sa
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Congressman with Cork Head.

WASHINGTON PGH.
"What did / ssy?' asked a member OF
Congress the other day when he sat down
in his seat after making his maiden
speech. 'PIl be blamed ifI know what |
was talking about. / never was so scared
in all my life"
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Churchill and GIadsons's Easter Egg.

Lord Randolph Churchill: "Oh, Lord!
oh, Lord oh, Lord Iwish had laid this
egg, or could smash it.
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NEW, EMBELLISHMENTS.

uTANrID-A DIRING-ROOM GIRL ONE
w hSvi ng experience. Apply at 2126 Market
street. mySq