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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08

~ Ofif.i L = u i LA Temperance IL
- = II. h Et.ein session st the O~,era
House il W1asto. 5hree da.7s the
pas weeh. osed saturday night
be 90 en- .ioc was every pc ,ic-
Uia' F.is.-,i.J a,-ceessfrt as well IS N
Ting to is visiting and home
members, and the citizens who atten-
ded each days exercises.
THE SCI TISEL haon't the space to
,rint the proceedings of each day in
Eli, but E.-orld say that the address
= Mrs. Wells, of Thattanooga, Tern,
asg JHursday night was attentively
uttered to end comp imonted by
lar, = aroiea G $ aCmi-a 8 delivered
Ms. Wellr 3 a. lady DO h : few
equals OF hr Sc as a speaker she
enph Sizes e cry sentence in clear
ard f;,.c.ef',l manner
t'riG93 hight an o., teal contest
was eiyen 81 ass consisting ofsix
ycnng 5adies and ore young gentle
man, for the DeE,orest Medal. Each
re -t1tion was iuye2spersed with
.hoice mt ic. The following we're the
poa;ta+iaa ..,r,o ~ T.
s4:,>1E =. ~. -. ~.
,.,a,o y ~
Recitation: -'Barrabas or Christ.
en-, .o,.f;o1d \
p..-i+,+aa. @cDot,.;o4;o pnob;h;
M. T C,.-.t ~ao r,u.n;tr
MY
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y:
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VI % 'oi'''9'e = -"''i'ie' Green's
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i. 1oitc .lc = All re H, n'I"G Mod alilc
q. =, n,l,,. ola \ r.
ro,iLa+;n. ..rho vo; 20 49,
~. en- ), Ne Na,u.
N;l.ho.o r
t+4ho 1o.oof ~ a;+4; AZ
- 'ne lose OF 'he reciGa-1ons the
. 49, - 81, "e''s' ~ =. " : i ms
~ -. '!'' Nc i''7o ohe' = !.
NO = MISS 'oi'ls'e U,hespie' oi
"lee-'oor" H'u Won une honor
Hl'e e''I'oh MI "ti'S' "ion oeloC''S
grace gresen'ed Aer with a large
goid n1eo1i TO- nef prof olency' Inc
SCI Gnu hoilor was given u MISS
Nh e Aede ris, of Summerfield,
n. NJ
.eS " '" y, "a ~ ~ SUNS, Pio
'Ae' ~ u tl ~ 'eo IVY oo'il 'o'ole
'oae'''7 = .''es s''ieS''ien' l'-e7ei -
gu q, % el,e Ss'e .5 eoiI esq., ;, >
tho insc,i. lion IF . hoe 10 end the
vorei. 1ori-as ioc;t
Saturday MONT Tho Yonno Worn
.,,s Chr..-.;an temperance Union
re.a . leet u, N IL? Tie; 90 oaena house
80. nv elno 80 go 80 - o.
IN \, ,nno1 eva, los NV Miss Min
-. uos9.1. has 49, j,
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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08
STATE NEWS TIM IS.

Something near 500 persC1s have
joined ohe Meth dist in this State
within he last two weeks.
So, 273.l7 s the amount reeGz8i
from the sac Of revei STAINS st
the Durham agency in Octof er
The Raleigh Bicycle Club, which
has twelve members, has received rev
unif rms and will soon give $
rade.
Tier, are now over 400 studer }
at the Shaw University (colored.)
Anc Their building is to be construct
e1 there.
The Cape Fear and Yadlzin Valley
road is running lot ofeXtra freights
lately, sometimes as many as three
in a day.
The trustees of Wake Forest c. !
lege will hold a special session in
Greensboro during the session of 5he
Convention.
Samuel C. White, ex-cashier of the
State National Bank, remains in jail
He now falls short $3 500 of making
up the 1000 Tail bond.
The State Fair made money this
YER. The debt of the State Agricul-
tural 5 ciety is $4,000, covered by
mortgage bonds at per cert.
4 magnificent $3,OOOpipe organ IS
being Tlaced il Edenton Street MetI-
oGit Church, Raleigh. An annex
he's ben built in which to Place it.
Maj G. D~wd is still engaged n
settling up the affairs Of the broken
Safe Rational Bank. He hopes to
declare another dividend of 2U per
| cert. about Jan. LIST.
3 IRE in Shelby last week destroyed
fcut or;ck stores valued at ST., ESQ,
sE1 3. ocks Of merchcrdise, etc., val
ued st $4,000. Total 10000.
Insurance less than $4,000.
There is nan in Liberty town
ship, Randolph county, who is nov I
wiaC Wer for the second time, and he
is not yef twenty-one years OLD, SO
we are ntormeG-Graham GIeaLer
NJ. e.slG McCel5'.y has cen ap-
Iointe, i:oteois' I the State r.
elimc.,t Station. he station v i
ne : c~.sl rot g. Sc, - If exre j, ITS
! to show the Pl,'it Of y, tfs aec;!s -
lie peecentaet # cen me-.
TIE mo14Grien, t. nlt. Il. =
Ia tUell viii propa"ly = rut vi j..
! taIwccd celieterv, 'oleigh. by tic
| 10Th CT NcvarlI sr. 1t is Ct gra- it.
and IF great size, though Lot II ft--
Ut vii stand about tci1 feet high.
..Tr. I'd. o. Sc, - Kinston, We
wayla4 over. cwere.. and roibed h,
a -aSro n.e5 IN woman last week
i Tie Hegr n,san car~ht Mr.. Roaae Is
tie throat and choked him w lie TIL,
woman took rs waite and m :ney
a OFT $500.
'hree m N were reoorted E:Ile,: by
trims in this State last wSen. o.
wa. a suio;.sc. George II. ar, ine.
of Nor ca-zpton, deliberately ste.
, {: On the track Wen train W
approaching and orou ned 20 J:
W til Y head toward the ergii :.
| for the trim couiG be to, ped t-t
engine hesd rusne,; upou hiTo and
e.-ound him into 8 thclsand frag
n ms. e i.al beer. IN bad eaIta
fra lens TIM and Pr, badly enGe
his fe N a s. # deapei alton. An
other an nam d ia. Toltoi, VIC
rfn 6ver an. Killed. Will n er t.
Iiuenee Of ifau5r. A GO or d TT
who We On til track d nk. was -
% Lee ne ssiier City.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08

:; ! ofllci lvote ofIo,s,tb c,,,,.; '

y
lis is fellows: For Sheriff.: v
cr, 2,42O; league, AN; eeis' ee'
Of ee 1s-M.st, 2,E7O; Sta or, 3
40; re ssu Cox, 2,c56; II
Vie, 2 497; Sc 1at Mitchell, :, 279;
= lehask, 2,56S; Jone ress-H .
ii5z'si 2 PCS; Lower, 1850; FL y
Ct T osen "a .ives-.Ee user, 2. 90 !;
IN Ids, 2,3c1; Cove-no~-Fow'
q :: : Ike y. 2,5s4
dFice' fir III s:soles, S-rr al
ck 'l,a,. ar t. tic fleet 2
&c" wnt Dss'iocratic - md d (
ri riie.. D.vic, Davids u Y ia
'iuilfsed nd likes each WEI t.
publican
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08

$3.50 =.
bold obne.y com i 4 i.
IL AIy one i5s.t Ia. { " h. = Al
d he ton and Ne IL, .,
force. M i I
PaddisoI 5 stcte. IA v
I'd screfhicg WIN
psi 6 i IT. . licm "a 4 nj
n quietly oslle 1osi
few I.2an wto at ~ &c rIrroundeai the
bu;ldi~ g erd snc ecfe@ n M :Hins
the former with several :rt-;s II
his perso waiie the attc ccre Cd
in making gcc'F h, e4ca G
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08
Administrators Notice!

Having qualified Administrator cf the
Estate of Thomas Ketner, Decd, All persons
holding claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present the same duly authenticated
to the undersigned on or before the 5th day of
September, 1850 or this notice Will be plead in
bar of recovery. Also all persons owing said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. r. B. KERNER,
l3sep 6w Admir- Of Thomas Ketner Feed.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08

"a tscr.bos whose time axoire
it'll II elo.e fire e5,m. ign cen
re CIV Lee So, crhsay az by se1d
lbs ~ Iemi. t. CO. 7 Il, ii zee
Nss:Ez'v tl-e fut;i,, j,7
l. yeudtG @"1;, 2 20 M
tai =. We shall di co ltiuue allsub-
sc ipti ,ns sha ere not renewed.
The beef IN 1kct Of :, N. .iccard
IN Fo-. tn set has been enlarged
i n Ell to 20 meet che q man. of
ais grow 3 o He is sell; 20 Large
IA mites ofl,aef, .oork, aai sage, etc.
al Of Vllicst he .eep fresl and i,
le-.e - lite. he also I IDS cob
b sc, uri, IS, eli kens, po.e~ nd
: L '.fi d .1e"st y,-hi 3 that makes
= 'el1 ing { eh Riclla can pleas.
yozt {. d e ieyit 8 e 90 lie + Wiz
ston ell a. his ms-. ke- whe., in
h7e frs.sl ,1es of d yl::,d.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08
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obj ct # TIC erect rs meeting q.
Itnchb.I.,, Va, lest week w5s CO
perfect lans 70 pui'o the ,oed TO-
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08
DRIED FRUIT MARKET.

Cj,e- &, well died, and ice from d nd
n, Il TO lie
B'ccxbe--;ea, well ied enc zee % ~ re
fruit and tcssh c
Who tle5c-1'es, we'll dried end oe "ora an 'De
lat and tT9
Raspbe les, well d'cd and fee : ON ", ne
fu't I'd trash 10 to Is
Dam.ol a'ums, well cried end free finn old
field y r7 SEEDS ,G t ssh ..... TO sc
E7':,'' { CT aoolc7, ell dried end Zee from
,ht sfasl e1oies, we'll dried and free from
cones :" '--:-..- s--..-.-...................jc
- ~ q a)nee, we'll dried end i.'ce from
a7a -...........,..........34t To &c
] - L cy sled es, well I'D and free
n GO - and SIM. 42c
Fai. pas -, r1neelcd apd fee rom seeds and
Iit~1sP~ei = che3, ce from skin and black
- $780, $500. 49,, 10 &C
'H2ey peelci Pc ches. fee from skin ard black
], ce7................. ..................T to Sc
t$ a ia ey peeled peaches, free from skin and
'''+' S...+........-.-.. TO IOc
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08
80 - u. "a IN supe c coua.

80 - u. "a, IN sure { Coult.
l. Aeon: 5. a CT OF D. W. Mel
Ter, & o.. Ne'ie. Emma S.cers, c..
B. =. ieiie. a"G o;het,. Notice:
TIE ,Are III I'd T. Neie d.,n ia Steers
anG c. viii sc 10 ice al En- acton
ent, cd % a3ove .l:,, lae com.aeac-G i the
SGper:o- Co OF lTo,e,t coua o. lie pLr-
pose of Sc Ing I'D 20 c.ea'e q e.. 20 pay
deb,s, at be sad En:na Stees a I'd c. b.
S.eers are be- no.ii that r., ,ey fail 20
a2near before The Clerk of Che SuJe 10 Court
o FORSYTH co ny at the Court House n Il in
S; On, 3 c. o. he 9Th Cay of November 1883
=. answer or demur to the complaint filed
III said artio' the Plaintiff will apply 10 the
C97 .or the relief demanded in said complaint
W ross my hand this the Sd day of October
ISIS. c. S. HAUSER,
9ort NV G. 5. C.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08
Tobacco Market.

WiNseoS Nov. 81 :. Ks e -.ner 81. "
and mostly }: re r. ,,non q - mo,, UNI s;,,ps.
TiHe5 on ~ cod Tor r. 81 DE
u.tefs SMOKER, 10. Cd ',pa wax mo b
hllera -eomnrea nd long D. -e'i' - :
er loi. W cno
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08
Sala of Land!

D. ,lryae ofan oraer OF The Superior Court
ID o. ForsJ th county, on Saturday, Nov. 10Th,
1855, at Che courthouse in Winston, N. C.,
Will offer for sale 80 acres OF Land, lying in the
county o; oIsyth, aud state of North Carolina,
adjoining The lands OF Writ Jones aud others
being tie home act of land of the late Joshua
Jones. r. 3. KEENFR, Admir-
o. / IDS OF 'ozlua Jones. decd.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08

W. p from lie Wilmi'et3n Ter
the following contributed ohiF-7n"v
notice of the lete Willis 7. Hall
The telegraph brings the sad intel
ligence Of the sudde-7 Death OF Willis
E. Hall, of Salem, n. III s culonr-
ed scholar, polished gentleman aud
Christian soldier entered into rest On
the night Of October th;rticth, ~ s :
lem, n. c. He was born l. he city
of Mobile, La, ard went to Virginia
as one of the Mobile Cadets. r. ing
the wa he married Miss Sarai' Car
ter Brown, the sister Of Col. Jcnn l..
Brow. of 'ha~lotte, and Jettro
Brow IF Winston. He had large
acqua =, :, - from Mobile tc New
York VII, Oh and Salem will
mouru + since' n'v +! : loss : t., IS
Ch~istie,a, charitable citizen who
s.eeps upoe c hcson Of his rather
and his Coz. 10 lra IS . V if ard
five children to ], c-rn +hci i'lep Z
a e o.. X.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08
T O.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS !!

We have moved our store
one door east from our old
stand. One object in making
this move was that we might
have room to carry u larger
stock of such drugs, &c. as
are kept in country stores.
We now have a full supply
Of such articles as are mos
frequently called fol IN this
section. 1t will be our aim
to sell these goods at Balti-
more prices and thus save
our customers freight, Call
on us 'ar write US for prices
and we are satisfied the result
will convince you.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08
LOANS NEGOTIATED

ITO BE SECURED by FIRST MORTGAGE
i on Improved Farm Lands in sums Of $500
and Upward Apply 10
r. B. KERSER Atty,
Sep. q 2n. Winston, n. G.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08

MIR. Geo &c 90 81 ~, NJ -. =.
.icEey have e. urIc i.9m = lies
ut isit in : 5. cou cI -
,co,l lie, L. Miss Ella c 7
no Il spenc tn wnte il S'' ar'-
Cheering news comes f, = likes
county. NJ. George Y. Iinshaw lias
received d +eleGra fro there stat
ing that ohe extension of I me- 20
complete the Wiikesbo.o eSten on
was carried by q large majority
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08
LAND SALE

pY VIRTUE of deed of trust executed
u > me, as tt stee for Ann E. George, by W.
II. Wheeler and wife A. NJ. Wheeler, dated the
10Th of Jane, 1879, will sell at public ale at
he Court House door in Winaton, on Monday.
Noyerohe. 18th, 1883, q lot of land 800 BY
327 e t.-beipg Lot No. 81 Of is plot in the
TOW Ct !e.n. ano being the nc" e end lot on
W " II. Wheeler now live Those wan
in - nc will &c we'll : end sad
saIH of sale he'ween one end two
o. us a. Sep, 1883.
NJ, IT, W. LASH,
4 rs;ee.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08
Change Of Partnership.

NJ = e. eoy :ivea that James K Nor
~ Il hi, day been admitted in ohe firm
o. ~ W. No,deet & Co., in TIE warehouse
bus 4 : rtnef. Collecting continuance
81 foIine. -,..o.lage Of The old firm, we hope to
i1crca Sc 1,tsi less during the coming year
Q IS 1888. II. W NORFLEET u co.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08

Tie moIGrlen, t. n,t. Il. =
Ia tUell viii prooaoly <, rut vi i
taIwccd cerieterv, "aleigh. by tic
10Th Ct Ncvan,. sr. It is Ct gra- it,
and IF great size, Though Lot Il ft--
1T vii ST: nd about tci1 feet high.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08

..Tr. I'd. | o. Sc, II Kibston, We,
wayla4., ovea; cwere.. and robbed hy
a -ssSro IA n woman last week.
Tie Eegr- n,,n ccJ~ht Mr.. Rouae "
tie throat and choked him Willie the
woman took rs waite and m :ney,
a oct SIS .OC.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08

NJ. e..lG McCel6',y has cen ap-
Iointe iotaois' ( the State e.
Ietimc-.t .2tta on. he station w
ne casl '.,oG g. SCI - If exre j, eats
to show the pl,nii 1f y, t.fs seeds -.
lie percentae5 If cen ip:.i;.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-08

TIE ep.-' IS
loon 20 ea new ! "a
card. II !. mich Ike the .'ouhlc r.
IF he p c chi p2tte IL. NJ n k
OILS a split .ii.'gon:;l'y az c2en
OFT like : pointed tar, 1,hc four
o--Ders a. { folded M jo re j tie
center, when tn. CT Il is 1eady f +
raj ne W., = I.ieca of .-.l1rn1ed IL
.e7. TIL, al Weighs lass han hclf
al. nm and VII contain DO raora
.Er: ing u (. ;: pre-. ,ent 9 I'd, :, e
My a1v"n.a =: .ning gT atei Er -
cy.
The u '1lisb rs Of the Holiday
Visitor viii Wait 1pcn The business
men tf Wihsion Salem within the
next fay = in e. to pl-e every
one an q. portrni7y to SEW. val'la-
BILE aivertisinG ace III Visito
is nc new ENTERPRISE. This * it 1t
year and those who have paereni e
/ its advertising col,lE.I:, i; tie PAST
| cen testify TO it's merits. var coE5
of the paper is given OF t eratui6o7Is-
ly. A larger NUN -er of c.pies Wiz
be issued this year than ever before
Don't fail to have your business rep
resented in it's columns this year.
-T.o1o - L.nny erlari II (. &c
currencss in everyday lif Gle
theso occa.~i d in Whist II 81 d.
nesday zig. by tw. men on =
BE- k at, -rlpt;n-e : Ri &c o~s -
trestIe on 8 ...ik She, = y ion
ear B iley 3 os sc- factory
TIL pass. TO s...out 80 fse n tn
, idge when ,.ors and r;a-.,s wen
soves 90 I'd, faIin di;t .nce {.
e.out 20 feet. L VS. f3rtliEat a
j the men and ac-se enzv r.soives
Iignt bruises. "a to Wy tie rasr
.iln' go % oss til j ank b.,ls,
VIII h sFar rear TIC tres : if -,
!, etsf'fr mysteF ok ai-cd.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-06

roaotuuna NaA thsn adopted Dy vote Of D.
% u. ~ House dividing strictly on party
lines.
Nr Geyer's resolution endorsing Presi.
dent Cleveland's tariff Recommendations
vss Lost By . vote Of % to 80.
senate Joint resolution asking Congress
to pass Q law requiring manufacturers 0i
lard To brand their products and inform
purchasers ss 70 their purity, Was adopted
q vss also Mr.. Sinnetts Senate Joint res
olution providing that, when the Legisla
turs sdiourns on Friday, January Is, 1883
IL shall be until 4 p. IN. Tuesday, and thai
Q similar recess shall be taken everX three
weeks thereafter.
After debate in which Mr.. Tompkins
Of Athens, and MIR. Poorman. of Belmont
Republicans, and Hon Young, of Marion
and Mr.. Baushmsn, OF Wayne, participated
Mr.. Tompkins' resolution in opposition tc
the confirmation of Mr.. Lamar was adopted
by party vote.
The Speaker announced the appointmen,
of the following committees:
Enrollment-McKelvey, of Belmont; Oil
of Mahoning; Hudson, OF Clinton; Pennell
Of Brown; Geyer, Of PsuiJing
Revision-Hudson, Of Clinton; Owen, oi
Knox: Williams, of Columbisna; Griffin
of Lucas; Eggerman, of Hardin; Belville
of Montgomery.
Railroads and Telegraphs-Kennedy, ol
Cuyahogs; Tompkins, of Athens; vii
liams, OF Columbiana: Wydman, of Ham
ilton; Coates, Of Scioto; Kitchen, of Jack
son; lie Blond. of Mercer; Smalley, ol
Wyandot.
Consideration of Mr.. Tompkins' resolu
ton in opposition TO the confirmation Of
Nr. Lapar was postponed until 2:3O p. m
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-06
Notice 10 Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
y ono Of the city clerk Of the city of Spring
field, Ohio, for furnishing the material and
doing the work of building the foundations of
the market house and city buildings on the
space from Market space to Center street. be
tween High and Washington streets. accord
ing to the plans and specifications therefor
prepared BY Z. A. Cregar. architect. and on
fle In his Office the work TO be completed
within sixty days from the time the con tractor
is notified TO commence work on the same
All proposals must be signed by the full
name Of all persons interested in the same,
and shall also be signed by some responsible
disinterested person as a guarantee that q
contract will be entered into provided said bid
II accepted. Snd must be on file with the city
clerk on or before Tuesday. the 7th day of
February. lsss. at twelve O'Clock. noon. TO
be opened and publicly read Immediately after
I2o'clock Of said day. in the presence Of the
mayor. CITY engineer, assistant city engineer
and city clerk. or any two OF them. and re-
ported To council AZ the next regular meet
ing ths r .fter.
The city council reserves the right to reject
any or all oids !Or any reason they may deem
sufficient.
By order Of council.
J. S. SHEWALTER.
Tbs City Clerk.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-06

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
y once Of the city clerk of the city Of Spring
aeid, Ohio. for doing the excavation for the
cellar Of the market house and city buildings
ON the space from Market space TO Center
street, between High and Ashington streets.
according to the plans and specifications
therefor adopted by the city council and on
nie in the city engineers ONCE. the material
taken therefrom 90 be placed ut such points
~ may BE- designated by the committee on
public buildings of the city council.
All proposals must be signed by the full name
Of all persons Interested In the same. and shall
also be signed by some responsible tisinter-
ested person as guarantee that contract
will be entered into, provided said bid Is ac-
cepted. and must be on nle with the city clerk
on or before Saturday. the 18th day Of January.
lSSS. at twelve o'clock noon. to be opened and
publicly read Immediately after l. o'clock Of
said day. in the presence Of the mayor. city
engineer. assistant citv engineer and city
clerk. or any two of them. and report TO coun-
ell at the next regular meeting thereafter.
The city council reserves the right to reject
any or all bids for any reason they may deem
sufficient.
BY order Of council.
29lbs j. 5. SHEWALTER. City Clerk.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-06
BRIEF MENTION.

Congressman Butterworth has 80 far re-
covered as 20 be able to ride out.
John Hogan and James b. Price. two
Chicago boodlers, have been arrested and
have given bail.
George Ogstone, of Mansfield, has been
made Excellent Grand Ruler of Ohio in the
Order of Elks.
1t is announced that Lille Lahmann, the
singer, will be married in the spring to q
tenor, now singing at Berlin.
T. F. Barry. of the Executive Board of
the L. of L. is in Chicago to settle dis
pute between the painters and hard wood
finishers.
The United States Law and Order League
has issued n call for its sixth annual meet
ing, Ia be held in Philadelphia on the 21st
and 22d of February next
II is now known definitely that the vessel
wrecked near Waterford, Ireland, was the
American slip Alfred b. Shown, Captain
Wiley. which left San Francisco August 81
for Liverpool.
Senator Beck. who has been renominated
by the Democratic caucus at frankfort
will be elected next "Wednesday The NOM
nation was made by reclamation, there
Being no opposition.
The coal feet which left here for Cincin-
nati and Louisville is having = rough trip
on account OF the receding water and
heavy ice. Between Pittsburg and Wheel
ing at least ten tows are reported grounded.
This has 50 far been one of the severest
winters on record in Austria. Cases of
death from the effects OF exposure are re-
ported daily. The water supply is begin
ming TO fail The ice in the Danube has
reached Vienna.
The State Mine Inspector of Indiana
McQuade's annual report places the output
ofsIniianas 80 coal mines at 3.2l7. tons,
an increase over last year of 2l1,771 tons.
But for strikes, il is estimated that the out
put would have reached four million tons.
ranking Indiana fifth among coal-produc-
ing States. The capital invested was
s., la2, coo an increase of $50, 600 over last
year.
A freight train ON the New river division
of the Norfolk and Western railroad ran
into rocG slide twenty seven miles froA
Central The engine jumped the trAck
and ran into the New river and disap-
peared. The engineer was drowned q his
post The firemen was also Glled.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-06

WAsHISGToN, ID. e., January 6,-Ohiosns
have been granted pensions rs follows:
Amanda. widow Of Freeman G. Thompson.
Caldwell; Caroline. widow of Anon G..
Bradley, Stryker: minors of Milton L.
StrattOn, Alcony; Minors of Abel c. Lodge,
Columbiana; Eliza V. Enter former widow
of William l.. Bratton. Wayerly; Elizabeth,
Mother of Samuel l.. Shoemaker, Lancaster; /;
Alfred, father OF Atho N. Shane, Thurs
ton.
Mexican War-Luteer Hi !, Mansfield.
Original - Anon b, Bradley. Stryker;
James A. Coifiand. Circleyilie; James H.
Freshour, Greenfield; Wallace J. Henry.
Andover; Isaac Sansbury, Hainesville John
+. Parsons, Frost: Levi G. Flenner, Find
lay; Isaac Lafoilet. Hartford, (deceased): :
Henry b. Wall. Hoytsvile: Isaac Mobley.
Evansville: James Nelson. Steubenville;
Charles Stacey, Norwalk; Elias Mckinney,
Palestine; John W. Robinson, Caldwell;
David Z. McCallops, Brooklyn village.
Reissue-Cyrus X. Lansley Nelsonviilc.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-06

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