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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Clerks OYFIcE,


RaARD or COMMISSIONERS of OHIO COUNTY,
WHEELING, W. Va, August II, ISIS }
C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= at this once until TUESDAY, the 2lsi inst,
ct 10 a. N, for the following county work, not
awarded on the 18th inst, all masonry TO be
Battle Run Road, at Point Mills, near National
road. 20 cubic yards bridge masonry.
Dixon's Run Rad. below Point Mills. ct Ma
tiqnai ross lp cubic yards 81 sssse oay
ional road, 200 cubic yards Of bridge masonry;
also 30 cubic yards second class masoory.
Middle Wheeling Creek Road, below Tnadel.
phia and near National road, 10 cubic yards OF
RoSey's Point, g. & B. road, at Roney's Point,
near National road, 10 cubic yards OF bridge ma
sonry.
Rice and Css.leman's Run Road, below Po;o.
mac, 50 cubic yards Of support wall. and at Blay.
ney's 20 cubic yards OF support wall
West Union and Ropey's Point Road. four
miles from Roney's Point, go cubic yards Of
wheeling and Fairmont Pike, lso cubic yards
Of support wall; also 2io cubic yards secondtlass
wsddie and Ward Run Road, Is cubic yards Of
second class masonry.
Ali bridge masonry 10 be In courses not les
than IL inches thick, laid dry; an other masonry
TO be governed by county Specifications.
Bids for the above work must be by the cubic
yard, and must inclnde price Of foundation ex.
eayafion by the cubic yard.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any o.
all bids or 10 accept any Of the bids Cor thesame
work that were reserved atthe letting OF the 18th
inst
Proposals must state full names Of bidders,
with postotice address, and mun be secompa-
MED BY the psmes Of two responsible partie< q
sureties for the fulfllment Of the contract u
awarded
Fur further information apply at this once.
Endorse proposals Proposals fer CounfJ
Work
By order OF the Boad
snl5eiARq CHARLES G. WOODS. Clefk.
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Mr.. SEwALI., . citizen of Maine, and
well acquainted with the people, has this
to say of BLAINE's trust speech: "Mr.
BLAINE could not have done . more disas-
trous thing for his party than to have
spoken flippantly about trusts to the peo-
pie Of Maine. Trusts have done them
too much injury and damaged too many
industries. In Portland, right where Mr..
BLAINE was speaking, the gigantic sugar
trust closed mp sugar refinery which
gave employment 10 between 400 and 500
men. You may be sure that those work
ingmeu who lost their jobs and have seen
their families suffer by means of trusts do
not regard their existence as being of no
concern 10 the country. They believe
they are q terrible evil which menaces the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-21
THE TARIFF CATECHIsM.
Some Potent Points for the People on
Rrnfacilnn.

Some Potent Points for the People on
Protection
Mr.. Blaine says the present generation
must be taught the benefits of high pro-
lection. An excellent idea. The New
York Herald seconds the motion.
II young man buys a snit Of clothes
for S23. the amount of protection he pays
for is 50. The clothes without protection
would cost $14.
If he buys a 81 hat he gets 40 cents
worth of hat and 60 cents worth OF pro-
lection.
fla young couple Just beginning house
keeping buy yard Of Brussels carpet for
81 they receive As cents in carpet and 80
cents in protectiop-or, say, for whole
room, $l2 worth of carpet and SIS worth
of protection. With frse wool SIS would
he saved.
II the Young woman pays So for shawl
abe gets So worth of shawl only; the other
So she presents to the manufacturer to
"prOtect" him.
If she buys dress for $l8 she gets SIP
worth of dress and So worth Of protection
II, however, she wants pair Of shoes.
which formerly cost 81 so TO So so. she has
only to pay 81 so or $3 80, according to
quality, because some of the protection"
has been taken off hides from which the
leather in the shoe is made.
Ii she pays 50 cents for an iron pot or
pan she gets 80 cents in goods aud 20 cents
worth of protection.
II she buys clock for $3 she receives
81 worth of clock and 81 worth of prOtec-
| ton
If she wants o sewing machine and pays
$40 for it, she gets $l1 worth of sewing
machine and So worth of protection.
II she pays SIC for watch, $l2 repre-
sents the timepiece; the other 81 20 to
protect" somebody.
If she buys a lamp for 81 there ID SIS
cents in lamp and As cents to keep the
pot boiling" for some protected" indi-
vidusl.
II she has to bny range or stove for
$25 she gets SIT in goods and - worth OF
protection.
II she buys dozen steel knives and
forks for So so she gets about ~ in knives
and 81 80 in protection.
liza young farmer buys 800 worth OF
implements to start out in farming he gets
S55 in machines and $45 in tariff wind
pudding.
fla farmer purchases barrel of salt for
81 he gets GA cents in salt and pays 81
cents in protection to companies in SYRIA
cuse, Warsaw and Saginaw.
mr.. Blaine and Field Marshal Matt
Quay are at liberty to use these facts in
their new political catechism for the pres
emit and coming generations.
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BLAINE ON MORTON,
And How Competent Blaine Is TO
Speak.

And How Competent Blaine Is 10
Speak.
ABaEp Argus.
And You have associated with him man.
whom to New Workers need not further de-
scribe than TO say that his nameis L. r MORTON
man Of the most generous character the most
intelligent comprehension OF affairs, OF the
widest and most statesman-tke view Of all the
questions pending before the American people.
-,Jdmts G.. Blaine.
Mr.. BLAINE's tribute 10 the generous
character" OIL. p. MORTON issuppcrted by
evidence in his possession, and, in view OF
the personal relations between the two, 1t
can not be deemed extravagant. We have
documentary proof from l.. p. MORTON Of
his generous character" and of BLAINE's
knowledge of it. II is as follows:
NEW YORK. September 7, 1880 Dear Mr.. Dor
sey: have just received yours Of the Sd inst.
aud have read with great interest your plan OF
action. wrote you on the lst ION receipt OF
yours Of the 9th, inclosing my check Tor the
amount asked Is, 0OO), and now inclose my check
for s. 900 additional This makes my personal
advances sS0, 900. without having collected Dol,
lar from any one. / go back tomorrow al
O'Clock and YOU may count on my cordial CO
operation. He and Mr. New must stop short I'M
| less Mr. Jewell could send him $4,000 finally
| gave him check for 81 900 10 Mr.. News ORDER
aud sent S, o. more to Senator Blaine, who was
| in distress. Yours very truly,
But Mr.. Morton's generosity" did not
stop with advancing S., 900 to help Blaine
out of Ibis distress" and to enable Blaine
to secure votes against Gen. Hancock,
Here is further proof of his generosity" in
his effort to get money also ont OF Jay
Gould TO buy up votes in Indiana. II.
also. is addressed to Dear Mr. Dorsey"
aud is from the generous Morton's private
secretary:
| New YORK September 80 lss0-Dear Sir: Mr.
| Morton desires me to inform you that he arrived
| this morning He does not see any
| prospect for securing any money in time for use
| from Mr. Gould but as he has a telegram from
| adelphia to-day and that he goes tn PittsburR
| himself Mr.. Morton feels confident that we
| shall be able 70 certainly send you altogether
100000 (includinS the $4,000 sent from Eleye-
| land, Ohio) aud he hopes to increase the
amount Yours very truly, .
Generosity" is mild term, Mr.. Blaine,
by which to characterize man who makes
"personal advances of $50, 600 without hav-
ing collected dollar from any one" who
subsequently raises 500. 600 more, all to
bride voters in Indiana, and who incident
ally sent you S., 900 to relieve your dis
traaa -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-21
A BOOM IN WOOL.

The efforts Of the Republican polite
ians. eagerly aided by INSCRIPTIONS wool
spectators, to break down the farmers
wool market, to give q semblance Of truth
10 their lies about the Mills bill, has not
only failed utterly, but has proven a most
complete boomerang and in rather unex-
pected way.
After months Of hard work on the part
of this alliance against the farmer, wool
has taken big shoot upward. The loud
talk on the part of the politicians to scare
the farmer, did not work at all. The
farmer watched the market reports and be-
lisyed them in preference to the polite
ians, smOoth-tOngued and plausible
though they were. The unscrupulous
wool spectators, who readily joined this
conspiracy against the wool grower to buy
his wool cheap, held back all orders as
long as they possibly could. But the
farmers would not scare and the market
would not break. What is the eonse-
ousuce Of this unnatural holding back Of
ordsrs9 The most natural in the world,
and exactly that predicted by the REGIS
TER which took occasion TO warn farmers,
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short while ago, that an attempt was be-
ing made to bunco them. The time, Of
course, came when these schsmsrs must
have wool 10 supply their immediate and
necessary wants. They are forced to order
IL, and of course the market takes shoot
upward as il ID. doing now.
Oh, il is poetic Justice!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-21

A COMMUNICATIONS in another column,
announces that Hon. ]. ]. WOoDs is
candidate for Congressional houors. Ohio
county now has two Of her bright and
able sons in the field, either one of whom
yould make splendid canvas if nomi-
mated, and il elected would represent the
district with honor TO himself and credit
IN his constituency.
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.@sEOTICE,
,pTIog OF THE CLERK orTHE COUNT,

4 ,PFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
J Conrl Of Ohio County, Wess Virginia. 20 Wit:
AuRust 9Th, nrst Monday IN August, lisa. yoseph
r PAUL. Commissioner Of this CoDrt, having
ureyious TO ssid nfst Monday, fled I'm the aid IL
Ace the foregoing report OF the accounts OF the
eNate Of Thomas Hughes Deceased, with fannie
j. Hughes and Thomas Hughes. erectLon, and
on the 18th dag Of May In the year isss, I'D the
add lerk having ex aInined the sane aod finding
no error thereiu and their being no excsptiobs
taken TO the sid aeconnt the name r. by the Clerk
eon1ymed and ordered 70 be recorded. An it ap-
nearing that more than two years have elapsfd
since the Qualification OF the sa!d execnioY. and
q motion 10 that eject having been made By Bes-
sie Hughes one OF the children Of the aasd
Thomas Hughes, decreased, and leYatee under
his will. II Il ordered thas the creditors Of the
aid Thomas Hughes, deceased. IL any soch there
40 apIear before the raid Clerk On the I'd day
OF september, In the year 100, % show csuse Il
any they have or can shov against the payment
and delivery of the esfate Of the tAid dAcedent
eIeeutjng 80 mnch thereof a. BY his aid nepo1
n recommended 10 be retained Tor the leGateeS
undeY his aid will Is II further o9defed tbas
eopies OF this order shall be publjshed once In
each week Cor dx successive weeksfn the Wheel
ing Daily Rfgl.ter, Newspaper pa lishea I'm the
sasd county, and that copies thereof be posf<d ~
the font door Of the Corrt house Of The aid
DE said county, which was residence OF the I'D
decedent at the time Of his deyh, q lesst ax
yeeks before the time appointed Tor the showing
Of cause by the creditors e. Aforesaid.
GE0kGE HOOK, Clezk.
GEORGE HOOK, clsek.
II. n RESELL, Attorney. au7oauy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-21

Undoubtedly he inequalities Of the tcdge'
of English and American operatives are more
than egudlized By The greater efficiency Of the
latter and their longer hODs Of labor. ~
flames G. BLAINE "a Secretary of State
under GARFIELD.
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Notice Of First Meeting Of Stockholders Of
Elm Grove Coal Company.

the above named company have appointed We'd
nesday the 22i day OF August, A. ~. 1883, OF 10
O'Clock a m as the time, and the Office Of Cald-
well II Caldwell. Attorneys-at-iaw, over the Ger
man Bank, on Market street in the city OF Wheel
Inr and State Of West Virginia, as the place of
holding general meeting Of the stockholders OF
said company, To elect Board Of Directors, make
bylaws, and transact any other business which
NAV lawfully be done by the ssid stock holders in
general meeting: and that such meeting win be
neld at said time and place.
W. II. CHAMBERS,
AMY WADDLE,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
=. B. CHAMBERS,
J.C. HERYEY.
Wheeling, August G, 1855 au7H,I
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Vel, IsEGR not discuss trusts this after
noon. I shall not reHtEre 10 say that they ar,
aRoqetAer advantageous or disddrGatageOHs,
They are largely priudte affairs nth 'rhieh
neither President CterslH'd nor any Prirat'
citizen has any particular right to interfere. -
JAMES G.. BLAINB.
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The Boston Transcript rep is honest
enough to say: There is nothing in the
MILLS bill, if its effects should ever be felt,
which the wool grower need fear, for his Gus
toner, the maker, would be benefited"
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AND so BLAINE thinks President CLEyE
LAND has no particular right to inter
fere" with trusts. IL is good thing for
the American people that President CLEyE,
LAND don't think so.
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TOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
Commissioners Sale.


TN CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY.
Mary J. Peters and hwband
W. In chanCNfv
IoBisa Robinson and others
The undersigned Special Commissioner hereby
gives notice that, pursuant 10 two DEGREES In the
above entitled cause entered, one ON the eth
day az April, ISss and the other on the Slst day
Of May 1855, he will. OH
Saturday, August %, A. d. 1888,
commencing at 10 o'clock u m. al the north
front door OF the Court House Of Ohio county,
w. Va, in the city Of Wheeling. sell at public
auc, ION the following described real estate Ait
usted on tue west nde OF the National or tum.
berland road, between Sixth aud Seventh streets.
In the City of Wheeling, Ohio Couutv, West Nir.
Lot numbered Forty five in jonathan 2ane's ad.
ditiun 10 the City OF wheeling. which Was con.
veyed by Remaining y. Sanborn and Martha A.
Sanborn hts wife, To jain tioshorn, In Trust Tor
ydia Cocksyne. by decd dated the Mh day Of
August, A. d. 1Si9 and recorded In tho once OF
the Clerk 81 the County Court Of Ohio county.
West Virginia, In Deed Book No. ~, al page rs,
excepting W much thereof A. Yves conveyed by
the said Lydia Coekayne and william II Rob.
inson trustee. TO Frederick william Otto, by deed
dated the 2li day OF December, A u. ls69, and
recorded I'm the Office Of said clerk, I'm Deed Book
No. IS, a, ages 81 and 57s.
TERMS or sALt-0ne third OF the purchase
money IN cash, and the balance In one and two
years from the Gay Of sale, with Interest from
said day of sale. the purchaser 10 give notes with
sp roved security for the said deferred payments.
and the title 10 be retained ~ further security
GUY X. q. ALLEN,
Special Commissioner
STATE Of Hta rfroiE.n. Couaty Of Osio. 10 ,cii:
hereby certify that the above named special
commissioner has given hond ana security In
accordance with Law aud the deere above men.
toned JOHN W. MITCHELL.
Clerk OF Said Court.
iyg6aul n IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-21

BEN HARRISON has been presented by
an sdmirer with q couple of bottles Of hair
oil. We hope this is not IN extract OF the
fat fried from Republican mOnopolies.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

GOVERNOR.
A. B. FLEMING,
Of Marion.
AUDITOR,
PATRICK F. DUFFY.
of Webster County.
TREASURER.
WILLIAM T. THOMPSON,
OF Cabell County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
of Ohio County.
sUPERISTESDENT or SCHOOLS,
B. s. MORGAN.
Of Monongalia County.
SUPREME COURT.
HENRY BRANNON,
OF Lewis.
]. W. ENGLISH,
OF Mason.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-21

In striking the keynote Of the cam
paign" the ''uncrowned king" appears to
have missed it and hit the Republican
candidates chances below the belt
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DIED.

STERLING On Sunday morning, August 10,
lSSs, at 10 o'clock Of heart disease, Mrs. PHoEBs
STERLING, sgen IS years.
Funeral from the residence of her brother, D..
NJ. Crawford, at Blaine, Ohio. Tuesday morning,
Angus. 81. at 10 O'Clock. Friends of the family
are invited to attend. Intement at Weeks Gene
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welfare of the country, and they want to
see them pot down. Mr.. BLAINEs
speech will make many votes for the
Damocra.v in Maine.,,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-21

COME to the Democratic Club Conyen-
ton at Wheeling on the 10Th. We intend
to have a great time here then.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Of New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ALLEN @. THURMAN,
OF Ohio.
PRESIDENTIAL ELEcroRs-Ar-LARsE.
WI. TRAvERs,
of jefferson.
VIC, HANDLAN,
OF Ohio.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
P.J.CROGAN,
of Preston.
FRANK HEREFORD,
ofMonroe.
RS, BROWN,
of Jackson.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN COS6kESS.
Second District,
WI. WILSON,
Of Jefferson.
Third District,
JOHN d. ANDERSON,
Of Nicholas
Fourth District.
J. MUNROE JACKSON,
OF Wood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-21

Shall We Protect Labor and Tax
MonOpOIies, or Protect MOnOPOlies
and Tax Labor?
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Giufatt0nai.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,

VIII begin It's Fall session "Wednesday. septem
bcr 8, 1858 Those who dcsire thorough education
for their daughters csnno. do better than 10 ssnd
them 10 this Institution. Full oourse In The
Classics, Modern Languages, English, Drawing.
Painting, Music, etc.
For particulars, adircss
II. II. BLAIIDELL,
je7sb President.
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COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

HoUsE OF DELEGATES,
A. D. GARDEN,
L. 2. STIFEL,
g.. ]. GLEASON,
j. J. WOODS.
SHERIFF,
LEWIS 8. STEENROD.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN A. HOWARD.
ASSESSORS,
City-CHARLE5 T. BLANCHARD,
County-NOAH ZANE
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
NJ. T. CARR.
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Ifyou wish to prevent conts-
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Absolutely no danger OF ere.
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&SRemember BKSsoN's PLAs-
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RAYENINf ngton, D. C.. No afty's fos
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PANHANDLE RESTAURANT.
No. 1928 Market Street,
John n. STAMP. Proprietor.

Refiited and thoroughly renovated. Best Res.
tanrant in tGwn. Everything served In go,d
style. Everything new. The travelling public
is solicited 70 give the Panhandle Trial.
to1-dIp.h
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-06-22

TIE poet Campbell naid tlaai imen,
highlninded men, constitute Z State.
lie might have added that bold, de-
tarmined, anterprising and aggressive
men develop every material interest
Of sonnify, and boom, build up. and
advance she growf Of every town.
Like Charles is due her past aid
present rapid advancement chiefly to
the agency fihis character Of men;
those who have come from other
states and cast their fortunes With rs
during tie last few years. We sc-
quanted Them with The vast aainral
resources and held up to their view
tic unlimited attractions Of this sec
tion Of onr proud State, for we need
ed them, and they came and were not
disappointed.
Many Of The thrifliest and most en-
ergetie and onterprising classes are
hero from the northern, western, and
older southern states, and they have
come TO stay. Here they have invest
ed liberal share of their capital,
push and pluck, and the results are
already plainly visible on every hand.
AT present we are not bidding so
high for more railroads and mannfac-
tories as We are for a greater number
of these pushing, wide.awake, men.
These will make railroads and mann.
factories as fast as they are needed.
These fertile fields and bonndlsss
forests will yield their treasures only
70 the hands of toiling and enduring
men, and TO secnre them is the first
and paramount step in the direction
81 the development Of this section
and State
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-06-22


The Town Council Of the town of Lake
Charles, La, met pursuant 20 adjournment
Present. Hon. Adplpb Meyer, Mayor; a. j.
Reid, j. g. Powell, L. Kaufman, a. Rignaiden.
Minutes OF previous meetings read and ap-
proved.
on motion Of ). II. tGeary, seconded, the
survey and process verbal Of Thos. hlelnpeteTi
IN the matter OF Broad street, was adopted
and ordered recorded IN the Clerks once
Before the Council appeared j. w, Bryan,
President OF the school Board who read a
School Board, and asked the corporation
and concurrence therein by the Council:
Whereas the school Board Of this parish
has appropriated the sum OF s., 400 as build
Ing fund. The Town Council OF the town has
eosOpeEated and appropriated the sum OF
On on s1bscription, appointed Jointly i1y Ills
Board and the Town Council, have sub
scribed on their list the sum of 81 ,402.b0 to
date, making in all s3,002.b0 as a building
fund, to erect a public school house for the
white children Of Lake Charles; therefore,
De Il Reached, That this Board appoint two
OF It's membefs, ana instruct the President
to invite the Town Council 60 appoint one
member of its body; the Town Council and
tine President OF this body to agree on two
citizens, not members OF either body, they to
constitute q committee OF 1iye to select a
suitable site, as near centrally located rs
possible, 70 erect said building, and % re-
port to this Board at its earliest cOnyenience
On notion seconded the Council CONCUR
red In and approved OF the same, Whereuppn
the Mayor appointed alderman 4. KAUFMAN.
town taxes be authorized TO proceed, accord
ing to law, to collect taxes due by delinquent
taxpayers for taxes due by them, at once.
personally appeared NJ, D Rosteet, CoFpor
alton Treasurer, who presented paid up war
rants from 1896 TO 1925, Inclusive, aggFegating
Sb50.a5, leaving balance 81 Sla8.52.
On motion, seconded, the above report was
received and ordered destroyed.
on motion, seconded, the Mayor WAS an
thorized 10 Inform all parties woF5ing for
the town BY the month, that when the newly
elected Council slani organize, II any one OF
them. said employees should be discharged,
they shall enly receive pay for the work done.
on motion, seconded the following bills
were read and approved. and the Mayor an :
thorizefi to warrant on the Treasurer for the
/ same. to wilt.
| a fuJos right Of way through land and
neck Of land on north Of his property
R4tAe eaAe9 Do "
WIZ Athens. work on streets, Ave days
I N J ffoste8t, nails, bucket, ete,-.s....4. s 8i
j II Mateflie, N8h ktll@ 500 leet dftch.4ss 8 q
Geo 4 ellelnRn, hauling lumber 1880. fG
There beiiag No fnrthQl' business bgfQFe tlae
4 GgunelI, they au5ouFned subject III cali
Approved ADDLPB Aiii lsli, Mayor
Attest Q. RICHARD, Secretary.