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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-11
A STIR In MASONRY.
The Grand Master Declares Against Cs>
neau Councils,

PHILADELPHIA, December 9.-The
Grand Master Of the Pennsylvania Grand
Lodge of Masou5 hs is36e1s al address de-
clariug that the ''Cerpeau Couucis 1"
which profess to confer the degrees Of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, are
inimical 10 tue doctrines of true Freema-
sonry. There are several CecneSu Lo1gss
in this State. The dispute in the MasOnic
Order as 20 the legitimacy Of the so called
''Cerneau Councils since the " 20 recoG-
nizsd councils in 1851 Te~linqnished their
4eplrats jurisdiction and became a plrt Of
the body now known Is the Supreme
Council Tor the NO,thern jurisdiction OF
the United States has been ~ exciting
and Interesting one.
Those who opposed the pretersiOns Of
the Cerneau Councils ssy that they amount
to a uSurpation OF the fuuct.Ons o! the
Grand Lodge, ss the Cerneau Councils
have exercised the prerogative TO conter
NOT only the degrees Of the Scottish Rite,
bat to confer IS we'll the three degrees Of
Free sni Accepted Masonry Such a
claim, it is COntended, ia not only subyer-
4,ve OF the authority of tie blue lodges,
bat OF the entire order. 1t isssserted that
the Cerneau Councils have induced MasOns
10 er;er their organization by false repre-
sensations as to their authority, and by
reducing the entrance foe from 500, which
Is tie cost in the regular organization, to
So.
TIE Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite OF
Free Masonry in AmeriCs is under the
jurisdiction of two Supreme Councils, the
one being for the Northern and the other
Tor the Southern jurisdiction. The exc!u'
i've jurisdiction of these b1dles, it Is
clsiped, is recognized By ell Of the other
bodies comforting the Scottish Rite degrees
in nearly oil the countries Of the world.
The Philadelphia COnsistOrg, Thirty-sec-
ond GegrCe, working under the Supreme
Councils Of the Northern Masonic jurls-
diction OF the United States, has issued
an address, denounCing the p~retenslons OF
tine Csrceau Councils. This circular
warns the Masons from being led astray by
the Officers aud members of what Is termed
these clandestiue organizations"
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BRIDGEPORT.

The Ladies' Sewing Circle of Kirkwood
will give q supper and an entertainment
this evening in the First NJ. E. church.
Quite IN effort has been put forth in per
fecting the arrangements, aud If We Judge
from past experience, we shall not be dis
appointed. Everybody come and get n
good square meal.
The supper given by the Good Tea
plars last evening, in the Y. Nj. Z. A.
rooms. was q successful affair, and quite
a coed sum was realized theretrom.
Misses Davis aud Reed, who have been
the guests of Miss Annie MCClsirn for a
few days, will return to their homes to-
day in Pittsburg.
Mr.. W. W. Baggs has bsen appointed "a
manager of the L. j.. Baggs u Sons Lum-
Der Company, Successor to j. L. Bags,
lately deceased.
Mr.. Henry Koehnline lost O valuable
horse yesterday, its death having been
caused by q hemlock splinter, which en-
tered its bresst.
Mr.. J.. E. Waters and wife are at Potts
Vile; Pa, and will be the guests of rels'
tives there until after the holidays.
The Bridgeport Glass Co., after having
bseu under repairs for about two weeks
will resume operation again in a few days.
Mr.. j. Charles Heinlen will occupy fs a
law office, the room on Bank street, re-
tently occupied by Bowie Bros, druggists.
Mr.. Lorenzo Heinlen returned yester-
day from Trenton, Ohio, AZ which place
he has been recreating for a few days.
The Northwood Fishing Club will give
a masouersde ba in Schsefer's Hall
Thursday evening next.
Mics Annie Kenuon, Of GAINESVILLE, is
the quest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Frazier
of BIookside.
Cap. Ed. Muhleman has rentsd and will
move into the house recently occupied BY
DIR. Wsguer.
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Trustees Sale Of City Property,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST AADE
D by samuel Pryor, RaymSn Pryor, Cyrus
Pryor, Walker Pryor and Mary J., his vie, 70 the
undersigned trustee, dated on the 18th day OF
July, 1854, and recorded in Deed BOOK no. .h
page rs. in the Office Of the Clerk OF The county
Court for Ohio County, West Virginia, / VIII, on
Saturday, December I'D, lSSS al the norm iront
door of Ohio County Court House, commencing
at 10 o'clock a. m, sell al public auction, the iol
lowing property. viz: All that o! or parcel oi
land. situated IN the City OF Wheeling; county
Of Ohio and state of West Virginia and In thai
part Of said City Of Wheeling which was laid
out as an addition By John and Craig Ritchie,
and designated on the plat OF said addition ana
now az record in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court OF said CJuuty, West Virginia, as
lot No Q6) sixteen, with the appurtenances ano
buiidingS thereon.
TERMS OF sALE-Onethird of the purchase
money, or 50 much more a. the purchaser may
desire 10 pay in cash, and the residue In one aud
two equal yearly Payments with interest, ff
which the purchaser - TO give his note, secured
by good penonal security, and the title Will De
retained as further security.
noaoawta Wv HoGE. Trustee.
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H1ikoads.
|PALTndoRE AND OHIO 3. r

D
Densrsurs N Trains fum Wheeling, EaS -.
Ana scheduls I'm e6ecx Etyember lSn, -
Kxprsss for Chic.go. and the nonn NS ,i.,s y
n. $50 p 2: ~ S,op n daily h.Dh
=; S,iiy s1 So nScdnnaa and q Lnub. ,o.8 q
N. daily, and HIS ,. M daily except satnroa''
90 umbus sncommodanon 10 .so Ills n.
m. dsiiy except saturday, and22o p. m. daily e1'
oeEs . srnaai ,cr washington, D. Q, B.ld.osIe,
Phiisdelphia and New YORK. via manor s-'~
NJ ian and F sas :; n az. Ssi'y G..h,ns.us, Pa. $50. m:
daily; EIprsss 80 q. daily; e. ?; n; v sasy
iR Fsssssa "a. SssH g; s nd iasiss SS ss'r
for Tcunds,dnA . N. sOa n. t2So room.
eIcspt sunday. and $40 p. N, daily.
!Oi GI.fcn, $40 p m- my MY daily e1cep, spn.
az q. C.,rv,lls, SIS q N, a0 p m. and
$40 .. n taly except SUNDAY.
go 4 M. and Gao p. m. daily, and As = n
0i Eyn sessf trains srIive rom ST. Louis and CIR.
ctnnsu. ass q q. and SO .. m, daily. NJ,
,,mole and Washingtos, d. @, viz Grsncn, i2S
n. M. and sos p N. daily, via Ptsocrg lols
m, daily. "a and
Trains krtye rom oolumbaS %; snn.
60 p m. daily. and loss - m DAILY e1oeps
Trains arrive nom PitRourg. lois e. n. dai,y.
and iflS D m, except sundAyA and 80 p m
An T1ainS arrive nom Washington. Pa. 500 q !.
daily except Sunday. ,..o
From Moundsvtlle, S4S d m, daily sno iso
p. m. daily except Sunday. ..p,
Trains arrive nom Wa,nington. stss ~ = M
Trains arrive nom Cannee'ianue'"
daily except sunday.
From 81 Clairvfle, 1910 ana l]o anu '"P
M. daily except Sunday. o.,
For Columbus and Cincinnati. O. M sun
HsSSree called for and CHECKED Of hotels ana
residences on orders let at Ticket once, iSo
CNAa. o. sCulL4
General Passenger Agent
W ~ NJ RNRNJN NanaRef. nols
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PKTHOLEUN u.
New York.


NEW YORK, December 10.-Petroleum-
Opened firm at $3.50, bat became strong
after the first sales and advanced to 9Oic.
Heavy selling orders from the west then
turned the market and 1t declined sharp
ly, closing weak at S9tc. Total sales
1877, 900 barrels.
OIL City.
OIL CITY, PA, December 10.-Petro,
le~um-Opensd at S9sc; highest OO3ci
closed ut S9Jc; lowest sole; sales 1870
600 barrels; clearances l,76SOOO barrels,
runs 60, COS barrels; shipments 1864
barrels; charters 9 1921 barrels.
Pittsourx.
PrrrsBURo, PA, December 1O.-Petro,
~leum-Active and firm; opened at s9tc
closed at Sole; highest 90sc; lowest sssc,
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, December 10. -Petro'
p!eum-Oreued at Sole; closed at sec
highest 90ic; lowest SS!c; c~learance'
|, 0l8, 600 barrels.
TltusViIle.
TITUsvILLR, December 10. -Petroleun
-Op.ned at S9tc; highest 9Osc; Lowest
sole; closed al S9!c.
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MARTINS FERRY.

If we judge by the csrryings-on of Sun.
day night, this city has just now Q gang Of
young tougbs who would make creditable
members OF the 'Whyo" gapg of New York
City, or the Owls" Of PIt;sbnrg The
dirty dtz:n," when in its palmiest period
of existence, never equalled it. For a gang
of a dozen or more roughs TO assault q
house with stones, clubs aud bricks, smash
the windows and doors, and have the man
of the house yelling murder till he could
be heard five squares, is, to say the least,
reprehensible, and for the perpetrators, as
well known ss they are, 70 bs allowed to 20
free tWenty-four hours, and all
that time be on the street,
does not speak very well fol
the ~vigilances Of the finest" On Sunday
nipht about half past eight o'clock, the
party Of yoarg toDghs referred to above
went to toe little house opposits VIM
Wane's foundry on Locust Street, occupied
by John Atkins and demanded sdmittance.
Atkins refused them and the result was
that volley after Wiley Of stones and
bricks we're hurled against the house and
through the windows. Atkins yelled
murder till he was heard up on Fourth
street and on Hanover. After the amuse'
ment had ben kept up quite a while
and at last a hundred people had
been attracted to the steLe, q few
citizens put q stop to the fusssby takirg
the matter into their own bands. Nearly
sll the windows were smashed, the dool
battered off its hinges. and Mr.. Atkins
struck with a club. The aus OF all the
trouble was, that a girl of rather locst
habits aud lll-repute had b el at one time
har bored in the house, and because she
was not forthcoming on Sunday night, the
assault IVES made Yesterday, Atkins
purchased two revolvers and n hundred
rounds of ammunition, and says he will
protect his premises from now on. War
rants were sworn out for several Of The
parties before Justice Keller.
Yesterday three men hal O narrow e.
cape from serious injury at the Elson
Glass Works. Some one cursed with
thoughtlessness or desire to do sons one
bodily harm, placed quite a quantity CT
powder into a T stand IA gss pipe arrapg:-
ment ugei in the factory and plugged up
the end. On soma preteXt the tool was
taken to the blacksmith shop to be re-
paired, and in the course Of the work it
had to be pat on the fire. AS soon as ii
became heated an explosion took place,
but fortunately the plug blew out and
struck no one. There were three men
within n few feet of the thing at the time.
Sheriff John G. Burns, of Steubenville,
was in the city yesterday looking for some
parties suspected of doing considerable
thieving in that city recently. If Mr..
Burns catches all the thieves in town the
census of 1890 will show LEES population
than if taken now.
Chicken thieves visited Henry Helling's
coop about four o'clock yesterday Morn
ing.
Mr.. Solver, of Dallas, Tex, was in the
city yesterday.
J. r. Dleyfur, of Cleveland, was in the
city recently.
We pow have a colored mail agent or
the G. & T..
Underwear 1T Dixon Bros.
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i,norsd entitled 70 NO eousiderstiOn ?

long ignored, entitled to no consideration ?
It's people are followers of the purest ira
ditions of Democratic filth; and have
shown themselves proof sgainst corruption.
Mr.. Sprigg is a representative man, pure
and true. We therefore with great conf
dence present him for Speaker Of the next
House of Delegates, and cannot but think
that the House will heartily endorse the
nomination. 1t is due 10 the party; it is
due to the locality, and, above all, 1t Is
due to the man. n. N.
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Not Very Much Frightened.

Ntr IWk NNF'
Escort TO Miss Penelope, of Boston, on
the lswn)-Don't ne frightened, Miss
Perelopa, but there's a big green worm Cd
your ekirt.
Mi4s P~enslope-0h, don't disturb it.
Mr.. Wabash. / should like to take II
home with me. 1t belong TO tie species
known as the cspillus capillary capil, and
ia very rare in these parts. Dear little
fellow, l shall prize it 80 highly. Would
you mind, Mr.. Wabash, putting it IN your
hat?
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.


CHICAGO, December 10.-Cattle-Re-
csipts 10, 900 head; shipments 3 800 head;
market stronger; choice bteves IS OOa5 %;
steer s. GOA IS; stockers and feeders
81 sO83 20; cows, bulls aud mixed 81 25a
. 80; Texas cattle 81 40s3 25.
Hos-Rscsipts 10000 head: shipments
1850 head; market Glow and 5i10c lower;
mixed S. 1Os5 80; heavy s. 15a5 IS; light
IS UO95 80; skips So OOI4 80.
sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
1000 head; market slcw and weak;
natives S. 25; western 81 s5a4 so; TeIsn'
81 3Ga3 40; lambs 81 00G5 rs.
East DaberyT.
EAST LIBERTY, December 10.-Cattle--
Receipts 3,O97 head; shipments /, 729 head
market slow at last weeks prices.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; shipments
{. 100 head; market firm; Philadelphiss
S. 80; mixed S. 40s5 As; Workers Is AZ
as As; common to fair S 25s5 81; pig
S. 90. -.
shsep-Rsceipts 4. 400 head; shipments
3 600 head; market firm on good n
shade higher; other grades slow at IN
| changed prices.
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Fsther-My son, sop! You must not
dispute yo1r mother that way. Boy.
But she's in the wrong Father-That
makes NO difference; and you might as
we'll learn. my child, once for sill, that
when a lady says a thing is 90 it IL So
and then he added earnestly, even If it
rsn't an CHICAGO Globe.
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SrArEs-nnll and steady.

-
RAILROADs-Heavy; sales 81 ,0Sl, 900.
SToCKs-The stock market was on o
lower level all the way out to-day than on
Saturday, prices droppipgf from to 81 per
cent. in the forenoon, q portion Of which
WAS remained 10 the forenoon, although q
few stocks showed marked strer 9Th and
closed higher. The market opened with d
squirt of activity aud transactions OF the
first hour were nearly one-ha!f OF
the business done during the entire
day. First prices were from to /
per cent lower for the majority Of the lis,
while LaCkawanna and New EugIard with
| psr cent. aud Missouri Pacific with Il
were exceptional. Missouri Pacific fol-
| lowed this up with q further drop of = per
| cent. and Manitoba, Cotton Oil, Atchlscn
and tie Others followed. The weakness,
however, was neslry over by IL O'Clock
and before noon prices were again on the
up grade. Tie MAJ ket closed active and
| strong, generally at small fractions from
| the operiug fgures. Sales 300, 04O shares.
| Quotations closed bid "a follows:
Adams Express, 143; American Express,
| 40; Canada Pacific, Sly; Central Pacific,
| 33!; Chesapeake and Ohio II; preferred dc
drste, lat; do seconds, IS; Chicago and
Alton 134; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
1867; Delaware and Hudson. 1921; Della
ware, Lackswsnna and Western 1851
Denver and Rio Grande, 15!; Erie, 25:
10 preferred, So; Fl. Wayne, lOl; Hi
co.'s Central, 113; lake Shore, oct; Mich
issn Central s.; Minneapolis and st. Loui
:. IN nraferred tx. Missouri Pacific
6aE; Northern Pacific, 24s; do preferred
set; Chicago and Northwestern 1904; d
preferred, 1876; New York Central, 1O6f
Oreson Transcontinental, 90; Pacific Mail
$50; Peoria, D. & E, 23!; Pitts6urg, 155!
Pullman Palace Car, 1854; Reading, Asst
Rock Island. 97i; St. Louis snd ga
Francisco, "a; do preferred, 63t; frs
preferred, 100! ST. Paul, Minneapolis m
Manitobs, 9G4, st. Paul and Omaha. %!
do preferred 80; Texas Pacific, 2Ot
Unica Fs.ifc, 62E; United States Kr
pres, "A; Western Union, s23.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, December 10.-Flour--Rs'
ceiuts 40, 100 packages; exports 4,O97 bar.
r.ls and 8. s46 sacks; market dull and
beavy: sales 1850 bnrels; low extras
81 3O,4 co.; winter wheat low grades
So 3Os4. Wheat -Rscsipts 10. leo bushels.
sales 1905. 600 bushels f~utures, oot
bushels spot; spos market doll; IN
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money ~ 1a3 Per Cent.-GOvernmsnts Dull
and steadr-Stocks Lowsr-Flour Firm
and Observation-Disclosures Fairly Active
NEW YORK, December 1O.-Money on
call easy at l to 3 per cent. last loan closed
offered at l per cent; prime mercantile
paper 4}s6! par cent sterling exchange
uuist but stronger ct 4~S4!a4SSt.
GOVERNMENTS Dull and steady.
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For Coughs and Throat Disorders use
Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs Have never
changed my mind respecting them, except Trims
better of that which ! began thinking well OF.
R,r. Halry Ward B:echer. Sold only in boxes.
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for Sale.
dor SALE.

Two large Garden lots containing q large ordi.
nary frame dwelling sndlsrge stable both newIy
rooted with steel roo6ngl Sit lsied on toe M
tionAl pike and the PitHburg division OF the n
& o. r. r, at Valley Grove, West va, eleven
miles from Wheeling. viii sell for u ,Ioo
JAMES l. HAwLkY,
noos l2o Main Street.
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MErelin9 Rs9istes
GrarkIers' @uiis

A RsIyAL AND DEPARTURE oY TRAINS
tSnndsy eTcsptad. MONDAY excepted Sun
dsy only. saturday excepted.-7b Meridian
November IS, 1883. Wheeling tina, which IN tusi
ono honr EARLIER than Central Tine:
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SALE.

q
No. 2lH Eofr St, 6 room brick, LOT Soxlo. 49,
No 8is Jacob 81, 4 rooms. N,70 6room frame,
NorhlFrontst $500. Double frame, South Penn
St $500. No, 81 Fifteenth ST II room prick
$500. Property in all parts Of the city. Fonf
acres on Long Island, n. T.. u ltello or e1cnsnse
for CIV property or small farm. See also sdyer'
tisemeni in houndsyille Herald
CARVER BROS.
nos lS15 Market 81, wheeling, W. We.
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for Rent

FOR RENT.
Store room No. lo41 Main street, Several Of
ncss and rooms. Lodging rooms In Baily's Bloch
H. FoRBES
jyII llS2 ChApliue Stree.
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Cincinnati.

O1HC1sNA11, O., December l0.-Hoss-
Firm: common and light "a 6os5 IS
hacking and butebers' S. 25s5 40; re
clips 6 800 head: shipments 2,GO head
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NINDAYS:

Leave the City ut S:0la III. and run every hour
rrtii ais u m Leave Wheeling Park at 900 a
m and nm every hour T. lIil 1900 p. m. Except
Church Train will leav Park Al 9.5 a M: snd
Ci,y al r5.r5 m. c. Hi, CH,
oN' Superintendent
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Z. 2 70 RAILROAD

Bsusirs and GAINESVILLE EhrOOgh pssengsr tratn
iaayes BaiiairS 1t 800 =. m, arrives 81 Bsllalrs
y6odsnsld passenger train leaves Bslstrs
500 o. M, strives ~ Bellsire At 500 4 n.
Snmmerfeld Accommodation leaves BelfaiT .
12lf0 m arrives at Bellsirs at Hes ;. n.
Al trains daily except Sunday. OSntrAlstAad
srd Tins from BelStra-
NyHEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w on aud AFTER Saturday, October Is, 1883
trains on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
will run Gs follows:
49, ARRIVE AT leave Arrive at
%SeaIIrs Park. Park. Wheeling
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NHIo RIVER RAILROAD.
Finn Table taking erect May 9Th. lSS Pss
seugcr trains will run - f~bllows-CentrA LlRss
An trains daily except those mNkod huI
which DO not run on SundA-: -
.or,y ronsn- mo 7.INo. b.lHo2tiNo. !
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WHO IS %INTOLERANT?

The Records Drawn on Some Republican
Howlers.
To The Ed:tOr Of the ReoiSteT:
MoOREFIELD, ". VA, December =.
Ifue in the "wtesiiug Iateuigencer" CT
the Sd, the following communication from
this place:
DEMOCRATIC INTOLERANCE.
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MUSTANG LlNIMENT

SSSSBbIES FOOT ROT, SHOULDER pOr
ShE"-WoRMA SrAR NJ SHEFPI''
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Thy the CURE KY-
rATARRH

~ ANASA
,nsesss Of .as MUCOUS lnemofSnS' Ssn S.siS,
originating In he nssal 80 ms point
ies ~. IA 90 poiso1ou virus mo the sIonsSo
. ~ sSI ISSoggS the Digestive Ocgsns ooEtG2ans SHS
SIoo5 Sni pcOdIciUS oEDs' G0Ho'~'U
dangerous SyIrpJO1ls rosrrlI and Is
A particle is applied no sS S,sv nSs' " wsiI
$500 Al eene. III BRurHEES, NO %
Wsr-sv street. So NO-G -
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MUSTANG IMMINENT MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES HoLLOwHORN, CAKED BAGS, SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP
IRUB / HOOP DISEASE IN CATTLEl KITCHEN sTARIR AND FACTORYl .
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Through Tickets and Baggage Checked 10 al
w. J. ROBINSON. Cont pss. Asent.
Parkenbuug, W.
FRHD HUsEMEN, TRAY. Pan. Ag't
wheeling, ". Va.
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". N. CLRNKNTS, Manager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-29
Sale Of Bonds
Central Irrigation District,
COlusa County, Cal.

Notice is hereby given by the Board of Direc-
tors OF Central Irrigation District that said
board will, at its office in the town of Maxwell,
In the county of Colusa, State of California on
the Sth day of August, in the year 1888, at 2
O'Clock P. M of said day, sell to the highest re-.
sponsible bidder for cash, in gold coin of the
United States, five hundred bonds of the said
district, to the amount of two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, being part of an issue of
bonds aggregating the sum OF seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars; that sealed propos-
ais for the purchase of said bonds will be re-
ceiyed by said board at their office till the day
and hour aforesaid, at which time said board
Will open the proposals and award the purchase
OF said bonds to the highest responsible bidder;
but said board reserves the right to reject all
bids, and will in no event sell any of said bonds
for less than ninety per cent of the face value
thereof; said bonds are dated the first day of
July, in the year 1888. and bear interest at the
rate OF six per cent. per annum, pay able semi
annually; any interest accruing between said
date and the date of the sale and delivery of said
bonds shall be credited, before delivery, on the
first m aturing coupons attached to said bonds,
R. DE LAPPE, Secretary of said Board.
Maxwell. CAL, July 10, 1888. jy13
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-29
Chicago fruit Market.

CHICAGO, July. .2S.-Seven cars of Cali
iornia fruit of all grades were sold at the
Union auction to-day. Pears of all grades
were from very green to quite ripe, and
sold at very satisfactory prices, Peaches
were in large supply and sold for their
full value, the majority of this fruit being
small in size and very green. The prices
realized were as follows: Early Crawford
peaches, $1.10@1 LAO; Late Crawfords,
$l.40; Clings, $40; Susquehanna, 81 .35
Crawford $1.10@1.35; Columbia, 81
Bartlett pears. 2,S5@3. 40; Sickel pears,
SS.65@4; German prunes, $1@1.05
Gross, $1.10@1.50; Bulgarian 81: Hun.
garian, 81 ,40@1. a5; nectarians, S1.25.