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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Otto Schmidt, of Pittsburgh, was reg
istered at the Stamm yesterday.
DR.. Charles List LETT last evening for
Atlanta, Ga, on visit to friends.
Judge George L. Boyd is on a visit to
his boyhood home in Guernsey county,
Ohio.
Prosecuting Attorney j. W. Holdings.
worth, OF st. Clairsvillc, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Joe Hearne has accepted a situN.
ton in the Office OF the West Virginia
China Company.
Mrs. A. II. Lands, of the Island, will
spend the remainder Of the summer
with relatives and friendsat indianapolis.
Mr.. S. Camille Engel is back from
Oakland, and will begin at once to give
instructions in voice, pianoand harmony.
Miss Eiiie Russell left on the Baltimore
& Ohio last evening for Washington and
other Eastern points on visit to friends.
Capt. Arthur Sinsel, the well known
B. 4 o. official, came up from Grafton
yesterday and spent few hours with
the officials here.
Mrs. DR.. Slocum left on the Baltimore
& Ohio last evening for Los Angeles,
From that point she will 60 up into the
mountains for long distance for the
benefit Of her health.
Mr.. II. W. Mason, OF st. Louis, who
l. NJ Nln trnGlnen tARViFDFNF
the interests of Block Bros EMAIL
Pouch, is here on visit to the firm.
Mr. Joseph Seybold and daughter left
last evening on the b. 4 O.'s PhiIadel'
phia express for Baltimore and Wash
ington, to be absent about one week.
Mr.. j. 7. Jones, OF Massachusetts,
prominently connected with the Nor
way Tack Company here, is ut the
Stamm House. He is here on one OF his
periodical visits OF inspection, and us
usual is warmly greeted by his many
friends here.
Mr.. II. +. Behrcns has returned from
a two months trip in the West for his
health. Most OF his time was spent at
Manitou Springs. He had a very enjoy
able time, and like all travellers met for
mer Wheelingites at nearly every point
he stopped.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Moss and daugh-
ter, Mr.. W. W. Van Wrinkle, and Mrs.
Mary Van Wrinkle, Of Parkersburg, were
registered ut the Stamm yesterday.
They were enroute for Cleveland, from
which point they will do the resorts
atongthe Lakes.
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The excursions trains run by the Bal
timore & Ohio road yesterday from here
to Atlantic City were well patronized.
There were over one hundred tickets
sold here, aud nearly score OF people
from Bellaire took advantage OF the low
rates, Nearly all intend going to Allan
tic City and remaining there the ten
days allowed before the tickets expire.
Others will visit other coast resorts be-
sides Atlantic City. Others will dispose
of the return half OF their tickets and
make extended trips, taking in a num-
Der OF leading Eastern points. There
was a good sized crowd at the early
morning train, but the majority left on
the Philadelphia express at 500 o'clock
last evening, There were quite num-
Der at the depot to see friends off, The
Pullman Company provided a special
sleeper, which was filed and the spare
room in the regular sleeper taken up.
Those who were bound for the invigor-
ating surf and salt sea breezes were
truly envied by the friends left behind
to swelter.
Among those on the trains were Mr..
Loring Downs, Mr.. John Zeigenfelder,
Mr.. James Day, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Hamilton, Mr.. Charles Appenzeller, the
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. r. F. Randolph, Col.
Jere A. Miller, Mr.. David Gutman, Mr..
w. j, Lutz, Mr.. II, Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
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THE MAYORS CLENENCY,
He Pardons Thief In Spite of Protests
from the Police.

He PnrdOns u Thief In Spite of Protest,
from the Police.
Last evening Officer Jack West arrest.
ed Harry Dana, charged with stealing q
pair of pants from Kraus Bros. & Bair,
on Main street. Dana was seen to pass
the store several times, and finally he
snatChed the trousers and tried to hide
them beneath his coat, but they were
too long, and employees Of the Sweeney
shops, on Twelfth street, caught him as
he passed, and made him return the
stolen goods. Later Officer West ar
rested him, and he was arraigned before
Squire Davis and in default Of bail was
sent to Jail to await tho action Of the
grand jury.
Dana Il the man who several weeks
ago stole from the residence OF Mr.. Jacob
Berger a coat belonging to Mr.. G. Ed
Mendel. He was caught by Mr.. L. @.
Stifel, and made to return the coat.
Later he was arrested, but released on
condition that he would leave the city
at once. This he failed to do, and find
ing him on the street sometime after
Officer Dunlap arrested him as a vag-
rant, and after being arraigned in the
police court and failing to pay his fine,
he was sent to the workhouse for sixty
days. Wednesday Mayor Seabright re-
leased him, though the police claim to
have warned the Mayor that the man
was thiefand his leniency was IN error.
The Mayor cannot pardon him where
he ia now.
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A HAsTY PROSECUTION.
A Physician ArraIgned for Illegal Prac-
tlcN.

~ AhIhAstAAA AAAA"AShNN ANA AHNkAkA
tIcc.
DR.. George l. Garrison, member Of
the State Board OF Health for this Con-
gressional district, went before Justice
William H. Davis last evening and
swore out warrant under Section .,
chapter $50 Of the Code, for DR., Il. L.
Ashhrook, who located Mt Fulton, this
county, last Friday, July 81, for the pur-
pose OF practicing his profession. His
professional shingle attracted the atten-
ton OF some of his fellow practitioners
in the city, and the result was his arrest
by Constable Love last evening. The
Justice stated the nature OF the charge
preferred against him by DR.. Garrison,
and then read the above section to him.
The doctor took the precaution to bring
his certificate with him, so that the JUS
tice might see it. 1t is framed neatly
and was issued on the 18th day Of April,
1887, given under the hand and seal ofthe
State Board Of Health OF West Virginia"
and signed by @. S. Richardson and n.
D. Baker, OF the Board.
DR.. Ashhrook is student and gradu-
ate of both Philadelphia and Baltimore
medical colleges, having graduated at
Baltimore March II, 1886. He is ma
tive OF Washington county, Pa, but has
lived most OF his life in Maryland. DR..
Ashbrook said that il DIR. Garrison had
called on him he would cheerfuily have
shown him his certificate. The doctors
diploma has not been returned to him
yet from Charleston by the Examining
Board. The Justice released him on his
own recognizance for his appearance
before him at 10 o'clock this morning,
and retained his certificate to be sub
mitted to Dr.. Garrison for his inspec'
tiOn
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RELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
A great many campers are returning
home now.
James McGregor is shipping some very
fine apples to Pittsburgh.
j. l. Crippen fell from a stop ladder
and broke finger yesterday.
James W. Sellers has purchased a part
OF the Giilin farm west OF here.
Out at the Noonan's Grove camp
meeting there were only six fights Sun
day.
Miss Rose Phillips, teacher in the
Fifth ward, is very sick at her home in
GAINESVILLE.
John Muth is going to row Thomas
Richards over the Bellaire course August
% for 5000 side.
There are 54S old soldiers in this coun-
ty on the pension rolls,who receive SlG,-
022 per annum.
Mr.. John Williams and Mrs. Mary
Conroy were quietly married at Bridge
port Wednesday evening.
John Jennings, train dispatcher at
Wellsville, and his little son, were here
yesterday on visit to Mr.. Jennings
parents.
For the year ending March 81, 1883,
there were $50 death in this county and
1912 births; 4G6 marriages, and 90 for
eigners were naturalized.
An immense lot OF stone is being han
died onthe Baltimore & 0hio's railroad
spur in the Fourth ward for several new
houses going up and for the curbing on
the hill.
At a special session OF Council the
bond OF Thomas Maloney was approved
and Arthur Mccain and Isaac Booth up.
pointed us committee to look after the
work OF paving Noble street.
Thos. Bancroft, OF Ithica, n. Y, was
seriously hurt in wreck out the Balti-
more & Ohio road near GAINESVILLE. He
was beating ride on the freight train.
G. Edwards and II. Williams, two other
tramps, were hurt, but not so badly.
None OF the train men were hurt.
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THE COMING TOLESFBST.
A Meeting of Delegates From
the Various Societies.
THE DATE FIXED AUGUST 10.
Named to Get Things in
shnpc-Ladics Pressed Into Ser
vice in the Good Cause-some
Points on the Programme.

There was n meeting at Germania
Hall last night Of the Directors OF the
German Pioneer Society and delegates
from other German societies, to further
the arrangements fortheproposed Volks-
fest for the benefit of the sufferers by
the late flood. Mr.. A. Pollock presided,
and Mr.. C. r. Behler was Secretary, with
Gustave Wingenroth as Assistant. The
German PioneerSociety was represented
in all by fifteen delegates, and the other
organizations having delegates present
were the Arion, Germania, Beethoven
and Teutonia Singing Societies, the
Turnverein, the old German Benevolent
Society, the German Benevolent Society
No. S, the Workingmen's Benevolent
Society, the Schweitzerverein, the St.
Alphonsus Society, the Knights OF st.
John, William Tell Lodge, No. q, ]. o.
o. f., and the citizens committee. It's
hoped that by Sunday evening next, to
which time the meeting adjourned, all
the German societies in the city will be
represented. Those which had no dele
gates present last night have had no
meeting since the call was issued.
1t was decided to hold the Volksfest
on Monday, August Is, and a committee
was appointed to confer with the author
tiles Of the State Fair Association and
ascertain what terms can be secured for
the use Of the fair grounds on that day.
This committee consists OF John G. Hof-
man, ST., Col. jacob Nunge and Q. R.
Behler
A committee on programme was also
appointed, consisting of Messrs. G. T..
Stifel, DR.. g. F. Ulrich, Col. Jacob
Nunge, Simon klein and O. r. Behler.
The ladies' committee heretofore APP
pointed, consisting Of four from each
ward, to solicit donations for the refresh
ment table and have charge OF the table
on the occasion OF the Nolksiest, will
meet this afternoon at 2o'cloCk ut Mr..
G, r. Behler's residence, to organize and
devise plans for work.
So far no definite plans have been ar
ranged for the entertainment. 1t is
thought that the Wheeling Wheelmen
will consent to give parade, and two
good local amateur base ball mines to
play game. A parade will probably be
given preceding the Volksfest, and there
will be4nusic for dancing, races and in
Vulnerable attractions to make the day
pass pleasantly on the grounds.
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SHE QUARRBLED WITH HER LOVER
And Thought She Wanted to Die-A Young
woman's Rash Act.

Aud Thought She Wanted tn Die-A Young
woman's Rash Act.
Last evening between and s o'clock,
Miss Carrie Palmer, the keeper of a
house of ill-fame on Tenth street, took
about 70 pills, each containing quarter
OF grain OF morphine. The dose she
swallowed would kill thirty men. An
inmate of the house wss in the room,
and tried to take the poison from her,
but failing, did not think it made any
difference, as she said she "did not know
morphine would kill you;" hethoucht
it would Just put you to Sleep"
Owing to this idea OF the effects Of
morphine, no physician was called till
after ten o'clock, when three were sum
moned. They proceeded to administer
antidotes and labor with the woman, but
up to two o'clock a. III. she was still UNI
conscious and breathing family. The
doctors thought she might pull through.
She told the other girl that she wanted
to die because she had quarreled with
her lover, u well known young man
about town, but the girl said she did not
think Carrie would have taken the stuff
had she not been intoxicated TO such an
extent that she did not know what she
was doing.
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This remedy is becoming so well
known and SO popular as to need no spe-
Cial mention. All who use Electric Bit
tiers sing the same song Of praise.-A
purer medicine does not exist and it is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed.
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of
the liver and kidneys, will remove PIN
pies, boils, salt rheum and other alice
tons caused by impure blood.-Will
drive malaria from the system and
prevent aswell as cure all malarial fevers.
For cure OF headache, constipation and
indigestion try Electric Bitters.-Entire
guaranteed, or money re-
funded.-Price 80 cts. and 81 90 per bot
tie at Logan 4 Co.'s drug store. 8
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MARTINS FERRY.
from n IIOrse-Thc Bsnuood T..
nRct-PSrsOnnl,.

from n IIorse-Thc Benuooa T.
nAct-Pcrsonnls. IT,
Squire Buckingham is at CaIb
business.
The city is lighted by 1856 Iamn, :,
gasoline and Is natural gas. d
Mrs. j. b. Gillespie left vestcrI,rt
Chautauqua to spend few weeks 3
Mr.. Solomon King, Of NIaric,,, III,
guest OF Mr.. Alex. Davidson and n1,T Y.
Will Downey aud Bonnie w,g.i
got home from Atlantic City ycstcs ,GIa'
Mrs. Alice NIcAdams and Miss Jan's'
McCollins are visiting Ms. Rat a,s
Downey. '''Oef
The Misses Heatherington md Mai,
friend from Indiana are tho rpS a. ,alI
DR.. j. NJ. Hobensack and wife. '''S V'
Johnny Connolly, son otwilIinm cor
nelly, was taken very sick ycste Syu.
with symptoms OF scarlet fever >''A!
Mr.. Fred Reese has removed hi.
loon to Bridgeport. He will lake cb,s -
Of the Sherman house and omen n" NAV y !.
once. W ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cunts wbob.,.
been visiting relatives in this civ %;V" ~
past week, left for their home in pi, a'
burgh yesterday. ''''
"AIudise" Hunkcr, Of Clark'sodai,i,.
was thrown from horse YESTERDAY ,'V ~
the pike, the fall being hard enoT:b W N
deprive him Of his wits for ieTs H. nv" "
ments. He was carried into his iatb NV
saloon and was soon brought around N
right. '''' at
The new Benwood furnace respmol
Operations yesterday morning aits, .
period of four months, which time ,, W., .
wholly devOtedto rebuilding The bi..s
was put on ut $3.50 u. m. and the y H..
cast will be made this morning, NS S
Loring, Secretary, and JOHN g. TSS
man, President OF the works were nv, NV.
ent yesterday morning when the Bsv
plant was started up, aud wen NV ~,
highly pleased with the WORKING !.
every branch. A large number Of ~,
are employed ut these works and MI,
idleness has been kcenly felt.
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ALONE AND UNCONSCIOUS.
A Man Found ON tho Pike in Serious
Condition.

A Man Found on tho Pike in Serious
Condition.
AT an early hour yesterday morning,
as some young people were returning
to the city from out the pike, they met
horse tearing east on the road, with
harness on, but no vehicle. Just by the
coal bank beyond the steenrod bridge
they found Frank Hilton, OF Greggs-
vile, lying against the stone wall beside
the pike, unconscious and apparently
badly injured.
He was taken to the wagon shop at
Leatherwood and aphysician summoned,
and when the young folks left him he
was still unconscious and the doctor had
not arrived.
Hilton's buggy was broken into little
bits, which lay all over the pike. He
doubtless collided with another vehicle.
Yesterday Hilton was reported badly,
but not dangerously hurt.
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To The Editor OF ne IntelIfge1eeT.
SlR:-I have just been informed that
the Wheeling Electric Light Company
are offering our merchants their light
on contract for one year, for the sum
their gas bills show they paid the city for
gas during the past year. 1t is said the
large consumers are being actively can
vassed by the Electric Light company
on the terms and conditions named
above. 1t is even said that this offer OF
the Electric Light Company includes the
wiring OF houses, etc.
Ii this thing is to go on in this way, Of
what value will the gas works be in a
few years? When all the large con-
sumers OF gas use the electric light,
what price will household consum-
ers Of the gas have to pay for that
article in the not distant future? 1t is,
in my judgment, about time for Council
to quit trihing and act upon the recon-
mendation Of the gas trustees and let the
city have an electric light plant OF its
own, ere it is too late.
GAS CONSUMER.
Wheeling, August2.
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CHESHIRE.

The stock and bonds of the late z, Il
Blanchard were sold at public sale yes
terday by the administrator OF his es.
tate, w. Fl. Halter acting as auctioneer
They brought the following prices:
Four shares Of the Wheeling 4 Elm
Grove railway, par value $50, sold to w.
p. Hubbard ut Sl4 per share.
Four shares OF Wheeling 4 Belmont
Bridge company, par value S25, sold to
Thomas Scofeld at $40 % per share,
Six shares in the Bank OF the Ohio
Valley, par value SO, sold to +. T. Jep-
son at $B5 share.
Four bonds OF $500 each OF the 10 so
G per cent city loan Of 1877, purchased by
S. ]. Boyd at six.eighths per cent pre-
MUM and accrued interest.
One thousand dollars Ohio county
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Rail-
road bonds, bearing Z! per cent interest,
sold to S. ]. Boyd at per cent premi-
UNI and accrued interest,
Two thousand five hundred dollars,
city bonds, loan OF 1885, bearing . per
cent interest, bought by S. j. Boyd at
II per cent premium and accrued in
terest.
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TIE lETNA SIGNS.
The Works Expected to Start up Next
Monday.

The Works Expected to Start UP Next
Monday.
The Etna Iron and Steel Company,
over the river, yesterday signed the
Amalgamated Associations scale. While
the works have been idle they
have been thoroughly repaired and are
about ready to start up. The officials
expect to have everything in readiness
to start in full on Monday. The en-
ployes are expected to report to-day, and
get ready to resume work.
President William Weihe, OF the
Association, came down from Pitts
burgh to represent that organiza-
ton ut the singing OF the scale. He
said to n reporter that there were
now but six mills left that had not signed
the scale. These are the Crescent, this
city, Dilworth, Porter & Co., Painter and
Schoenbcrg, Pittsburgh; works at st.
LOUIS and one in Cincinnati.
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1t Removed the PImpIes.

EovxD MoUSrAiS, TEX, March y, losT.
lady friend Of mine has for several years
been troubled with bumps and pimples on het
face aud neck, for which she used various cos.
mctics 10 order TO remove them ana Deiu ,n
and imIToye her complexion; but these local
applications were only Temporary and lett her
skin In u worse condition.
recommended Rn internal preparation
known as Botanic Blood Alln-Whlch J. nv ,aoS
Lren Using and ScllIrg about two years; she used
three bottles and nearly all the plmples have
disRppcnrcd, her skin Is soft and smooth, ana her
general health much improved. She expresses
herself much entitled, and can recoihmeuu u "
III VIM "'' ''''' "''>' Mrs. s. NJ. WILSON.
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The clergy at the Cathedral and from
some OF the other parishes in the do
cese, have gone into retreat at Mont de
Chantal where they will be
for several days. Any men,
hers OF the Cathedral congregation de-
string the services Of a priest at n sick
bed or for any other purpose, are di-
reCted to call on the fathers in charge at
the 81. AlphonsNs church.
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About half the members of the Wheel,
ing Light Guards attended special
meeting last night to consider a PROPOSE
ton to take part in the pa
rade OF the Sons OF Vet
Grams on the occasion Of the
National Encampment here on the
10Th. The decision was arrived at to
participate. A meeting will be held to.
morrow evening for drill, and there will
be drill nearly every night next week.
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is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system,
when bilious or costive; to dispel head
aches, colds and fevers; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan 4 Co., Anton P. Hess,
r. B. Burt and O. Menkemiller. At
Bellaire by NJ. N. Mercer.
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All Discharged but one.

All the parties charged with assaulting
Reuben Norris last Monday evening,
had hearing before Justice Davis, and
were discharged, except Nelson Berry,
who was fined s. and costs, which he
paid. The parties arrested were: Mel
son Berry, George Hays, toby, John
son Carter, Lewis Davis and Harry
Brown.
This evening, A. Moss, an East End
butcher, will be before Justice Davis on
three warrants sworn out by Fred War
ner. Thirteen witnesses have been sum-
moned,
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in delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial in effect than any other
remedy. 1t acts promptly yet gently on
the Bowels, Kidneys, Liver and Stomach,
and does not sicken or debilitate. Sold
by Logan q Co., Anton P. Hess, X. b.
Burt and @. Menkemeiier. At Beilaire
by NJ. n. Mercer.
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j. Adams, Mr.. A. S. List, Mr.. William
Schaefer, Mr.. Kennedy Friend and Miss
Gene Friend, Mr.. W. A. List, Mr.. Adam
Hess, Mr.. @. +, Schambra, MIR. and Mrs.
j, O. Friedel, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schwert-
feger, Mr.. and Mrs. William Gehring,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Morgan, Miss
Theresa Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
o. McClnsltv.
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NEW PURSES OFFERED.
Recent Addcndn to Premium List of the
State Fair.

Recent Addendn to Premium List of the
State Fair.
The following additions and changes
have been made in the State Fair pre-
MUM list since it went to press:
Horses-To the races for Friday is
added No. II, 2:20 class; purse $500. To
the sweepstakes there is added: Road.
sters and light harness, to be exhibited
Tuesday, August 90 at . p. H.; best
draft stallion, to be exhibited with five
Of his colts, not less than one nor ex.
ceoding five years old. Style, size, mus
cular development, walk and action to
be specially considered in the colts, and
constitution, health, vigor, walk, action
and breeding condition to be specially
considered in the stallion, SIS. En-
trance fee 10 per cent.
Carriage and general purposes, to be
exhibited August 90 at p. m: Best
draft stallion, to be exhibited with five
OF his colts, not less than one nor ex-
Ceeding five years old. Style, size, mus
cular development, walk and action to
be especially considered in the colts, and
constitution, health, vigor, walk, action
and breeding condition to be specially
considered in the stallion, Sl5. En-
trance fee 10 per cent.
The cattle premiums are changed in
class G to the following:
class -AnEnDreSs ANGUS ASD GALLnWAYs
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DIsSOLUTI0N NOTICE.
Gbe Sntellioeltter,
Onlcc. Nos. 20 aud 81 Fourteenth Street.


For RGnt-FurniShcd Rooms
Private schoOi-MrS. Z, D. Turner.
Dinner Scts-Ewing Bros.
NOtlce-iguHtius May.
NotiGe-CharlCs c. Woods, Clerk Board OF Com.
miSslnhtrs.
Instruction, &C.
Clay District Republicans
Madison District Republicans,
Republicans Of Washington District.
Fruit Jars-Conncr & Sncdcker.
GIution-W l.. Douglas,
Notice 10 Contractors.
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