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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-29

Within the past twelve months this
country has experienced number OF
disasters causedby the clements, remark
able for loss OF life and destruction OF
valuable property. Fires, floods and
.ornadoes have done their awful work
anl human bands were powerless 10
check them. First, the Johnstown
flood, with all lis accompanying horrors;
then the great fires in the cities Of Seat.
tie, Spokane Falls and Boston, with a
number OF other no less horrifying &C.
currences.
To-day the country is thrilled with
tho details OF the irightful havoc
wrought by the mighty storm which
swept over one Of tho fairest portions Of
the land and in IN instant laid waste
prosperous cities and towns, and with.
ont warning hurled into eternity hun.
dreds OF people.
The financial loss attending such a
calamity is nothing compared with the
suffering that must ensue to those who
have witnessed their loved ones cut
down in the vigor OF health, their homes
devastated, their places Of business,
perhaps representing the fruits OF a
lifetime OF toll, ruined, and their own
homes made desolate by the awful
breath OF the ruthless destroyer.
There is no time ior phiosophizing.
y condition and not theory confronta
those who have been spared. The
living must, care for the dead; the
fortunate muat look 10 tho welfare Of
tho unfortunate; those left whole must
see that the suffering ones are attended
to, and the prosperous must provide fol
the homeless.
lfthere iSa cry for aid iron the stricken
ones let it be chceriully given, for who
knows when the same mighty power
may make us like objects Of sympathy
The unseen hand that brings calamity
upon communities spares no section and
recognizes no class. It spreads its awful
force alike upon the rich and the poor,
the great and the small, the just and the
unjust.
The sympathy OF the whole country
has already been extended TO the
sufferers at Louisville, Metropolis, Bow
ling Green and other points where there
is suffering, and will be expressed in as
substantial n manner rs tho situation
demands, as on former occasions.
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100000 For tho County Poor.

Tho Board Of County Commissioners
held n special meeting Mt the Poor
House, out at Elm Grove, Thursday
afternoon, at which time an estimate
was made OF the amount needed during
the coming fiscal year to provide for the
care OF the county's poor. Tho estimate
rs made up calls for Poor House and
Farm fund OF $4,000 and Contingent
Poor fund Of $4,000, or $4,000 in all.
The Poor House fund is divided into
two parts, Sl,6i0 for salaries and 81 $50
for the purchase Of supplies, care of the
buildings and farm, etc. The Contingent
Poor fund is the one drawn upon by
members Of the Board in relieving the
wants OF tho poor OF their respective
districts who do not 80 to the Poor
House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-29

TIE interview with Congressman At.
kinson on the Mckinley tariff bill will
be read with interest, Mr.. Atkinson, in
his talk with the 1sTELLiGEScEE cores
pendent, exhibits his familiarity with
tho subject and bears out all that his
friends have claimed for him. Tho ex-
pressions come from the man whose III
Ito volume "The A. b. G, OF the Tariff"
has had National circulation.
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NO SoS.uNloS CARPENTERS
lInve ~ Yet Been brought Hero by I'll
pInutoU Mil Man. IFl.

Flaming MILL Men. I'd
]. A. Holiday 4 Sons planning mill
had up steam yesterday and worked
such machinery rs the foreman, who ISL
In the concern, and the ap.
prentice boys about the place could
manage. Klevis, Kraft 4 Co. were DO.
ing some work, the members OF that firm
being practical workers in the carpenter
trade. Klcvis,, Kraft 4 Co. are tho firm
referred to In the item printed III Thurs.
day mornings Issue, to the effect that
come tools had been received at one OF
tho planning mills and that non.union
mon would be employed to use them.
At tho Office OF tho firm yesterday, 1t was
stated that applications had been receiv.
cd from non.union men who want to
work, but that none OF them had as yet
been employed, and that every effort
would be made to get tho workmen now
striking to 20 10 work first. AS to
whether the tools referred TO had been
received or not, tho report was neither
affirmed or denied, nor was 1t said
whether the tools belonged TO union or
non.uuionmen. Klsvis, Kraft 4 Go. have
succeeded in making the new Stifel
block ofrcsidsnces, on North Main street,
inhabitable, although they arc not en-.
tirely finished. The firm was under
bond to have them ready by April L;
the houses have been leased and will DO
occupied on or about that date.
The members OF tho Carpenters Union
yesterday admitted that the statement
concerning the union having sent the
$3.50 back to Secretary Mcclure, was cor.
rect, but said further, that that thing had
been done for m effect. Tho money " as
returned. accompanied by n letter TO the
General Executivel Board, calling It's at-
tention to the fact that the constitution
allowsloeal unions to affiliate themselves
with such organizations rs the Building
Trades Council and Trades Assembly,
and that the local union SO affiliated
must abide by the laws Of such associa.
ton as we'll as by their own. This
action Of the carpenters has had the elfec,
OF bringing about a reconsideration oil
the question in the Executive Board
and telegram has been received by the
local secretary announcing that the re-
consideration had been given, and that
the strike benefit had been mailed.
It is also stated TINT the roll call OF the
local union shows that forty per cent Of
the strikers are working aud 1t Is thought
that as many more will be able to find
employment before another week.
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The popularity which Hoods Sarsa.
parilla has gained as spring medicine
is wonderful. It possesses Just those
elements OF health:giving, blood.purify.
ing and ppetite.restoring.which every.
body seems to need at this season.. Do
not continue in dull, tired, unsatisfac.
tory condition when you may be SO
much benefited by Hoods Sarsaparilla,
1t purities the blood and makes the weak
strong. !
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4 THUS, WhCellhS, Whcfe The WORKS arc model
ofcxccllcucc, bought the plant from A companv
In 1865 for $4,000, The prlcu Of gAs was then
$40. From the profits the debt wis mil, The
works hGvc since been rebuilt with modern I'm.
dollar OF taxation. They arc now worth sSn0.
w, aud there Is v handsome sum In iIs bank 10
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Real Estate,
FOR SALE.

Desirable property on Main street, suitable for
n hotel. -'t -.is.l {, 1.s fsI.|' So / -
No 2ll5 MIN street. @ y.
No. 2I36. 2I3s aud 1910 Main street. Pays II
per cent on selling price. f--lI 86s 80
nlock Of houses. Main and Twenty. fifty streets.
No. 2!i9 Main street, -
No. 1872 seventeenth street. ,,5 .ts-7=-
Nos. l72 and la Seventeenth street.
No. 1905 Cbapltn9 street.
: No. 1910 Chupllne street.
No. III, Eot street. Ground O half lot,
No. AGO National road -
Building site on South Wabash street,
Corner lot east side South Front street.
Huildtng site q by l90 feet, beginning 10 feet
north Of No. 1912 McColloch street. =" :
No. I025 McColloch street.
/. No. 1919 McCollcch sheet.
No. 1927 Jacob street. u.s. '-aEr.
House and lot In Fulton, W. Va. ,gE
Choice o. lots In Fair Ground property, Wells.
urg. ". Va. 81. - -
80 Acre Farm At Glcnn's Run.
Corner lot, fronting 65 feet on virginia street
and 100 feet on South York street. 80
No. co North Front street. ~.
No. 81 and So Twenty.sixth street. ttr
No. PA Chaplinc street, II ''-... 5,is &;
RESIDENCE and acres OF land cast OF Elm
Grove on National roatl. -
No. 9l0l, 2iCG and 2l0S Water street.
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News About Town.

It is the current report about town
that kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs is making some remarkable cures
with people who are troubled with
Coughs, Sore Throat, Asthma, Bron.
chitis and Consumption. Any druggist
will give yon trial bottle free Of cost. 1t
is guaranteed to relieve and cure. The
Large Bottles are SOC end 81, DIV
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LEMON IjJIXIIs,
Its Wonderful Eject on the Liver, stomncl,

Its Wonderful Eject on the Liver, Stomncl,
Bowels, Kidneys md BLOOD.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is a pleas.
ant lemon drink that positively cures all
Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion,
all Sick and Nervous Headaches, Kid.
ney Disease, Dizziness, Loss Of appetite,
Fevers, Chills, Palpitation OF Heart, and
all other diseases cansed by disordered
liver, stomach and kidneys, the first
great cause Of all fatal diseases. so cents
and 81 per bottle. Sold by druggists.
Prepared only by Il. Motley, NJ D., At
lanta, Ga, ru,s
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THAT TERRIBLE COUGH

Iu the morning, hurried or difficult
breathing, raising phlcgm, tjghtnras in
tho chest, quickened pulse, chilliness in
tho evening or sweats at night, all or
any OF these things are the first stages
Of consumption. DR.. Acker's English
Cough Remedy Will cure these fearful
symptoms, and is sold under positive
guarantee by Logan Drug Co., J. T. Good
win 4 Co., O. 4. Goethe, A. T. Young,
John Coleman, @. Menkemeller, DAVIS
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TIE calamity on the Lower Mississippi
predicted by Signal Service officials 10
likely to occur. 1t seems that tho coun-
try is not 20. done with tho epidemic Of
disaster. The power OF the elements is
something no human hand can stay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-29

PRESIDENT lIAnRlsoN's selection OF
General A. Il, Pearson, Of Pittsburgh, to
I'll the vacancy on the Board Of Dlrcc.
tors OF tho National Soldiers Home,
was wise ono and complimentary to II
man OF sterling integrity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-29
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorila..

WHEN Macbeth ironically asked,
Cans. thou: minister to a mind dis
eased 2" he little knew that mankind
would ono day be blessed with Ayers
Sarsaparilla. In purifying the blood
this powerful alternative gives tone and
strength to every function and faculty
Of the system. sGI p&w
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DIED.

ALBlNGER-On Friday, March es. 1880, at SIR
o'clock a. IN, MARY, daughter OF 4. and =.
Albipser, in the I'D year OF her age.
Funeral services at st. Alphonsus Church, Sun.
day afternoon ut O'Clock. Intermcnt at
Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Friends of the fam.
ily Invited. Special motor Will leave at
o'clock,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-29

E ARE you all out Of sorts, this spring.
do you need n tonic; take Loose's TX.
tract Of Red Glover, it has no equal. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., bridge corner
druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. Daw
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Public Sales.
DUBLlC SALE OF CITY PROP.

L EKTY." y
On saturiay, March %. 1890, commencing at 10
O'Clock a. NJ, We will sell ut public auction at
The Court House door. In the city Of Wheeling,
tho property on the mort beast corner Market and
cells, fronting .. feet 8 Inches each oil Market
street, and as u whole &C foot 0 inches. TelRs
made known on day Of kAlc. W. V. HOGE Il
nRo, 1850 Market street, W. II. TALLER, AUG
tlOnhnf mn -.... ...a 81" mfv
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$500 Prizes,

Case School Of Applied Science offers
five $500 prize scholarships on entrance
examination. For particulars address
Cady Staley, Pres't, Cleveland, 0. s
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

Lot 10oxl20 southeast corner Main and ,r,yor,,
fourth streets, with house Of 10 rooms, M.
Lot Go1llo. northeast corner Fifteenth and
s Woods street. With house No. l27, Fifteenth
side Of ChaplIne ltleet. 49, 41'' "es'
gain. 81 $50, ~ o0A - ~ 4, pat'
No. 1872 Mccolloch street, lot o.xss seoo
The very desirable property On thc mnrthcsot
corner o! Fifteenth aud Jacob Streets irontnr 90
a!iey lCe icet. Storeroom and dwellings Nos. Al
days. We oger bargain, W oo'A '''1A4 W
/, NO alo Aecolloch street. on easy terms.
.RlNEHART g. rArUM,
2. - Real Estate, Stocks 4 Fire INSURANCE..
mrs "...Fir liza MARY EtT GTp EEL+p
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UTANTED-TO SUPPLY AT Low.
w EST CASH PRICES, Tho finest SHADE,
where. send US your orlers for Naples, LON.
hardy Poplars. Calalrns, Films. jumpers ArbDr
Vitacs, Norway Spi,icfs, &c. rt!Co list free. Al.
dress. OHIO VALLEY NURSERIES, Mounds.
vile, W. Va. .ts ..." mr2S
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Municipal Lighting.

In asecent issue OF tho Forum there
appeared an exhaustive article from the
pen OF Mr.. Bronson G. Keller, on the
subject OF municipal lighting, in which
he made several references to the gas
works Of this city aud gave utterance to
n number OF truisms that should be
thoughtiully considered by the people
OF Wheeling, in connection with the
proposition that has been pending for
some time past to establish plant in
conjunction with the gas works for light.
ing with electricity the streets and pub.
lie buildings OF ,hecity, and eventually,
when the needed legislation shall have
been had, furnishing electric light to
private consumers. 0&
The subject as treated by Mr.. Kecler
is OF especial interest to Wheeling, in
view Of the fact that she has already
given to n private corporation partial
franchises in the way Of electric lighting.
The giving upto private enterprise Of a
business in its nature a monopoly-and
ouch municipal lighting isis paternal-
ism, pure and simple, for it is a confess
sion that tho people are not capable Of
conducting their own affairs, but are
compelled to employ some Of their
members, ut high prices, to do it for
them. Mr.. Keeler prefaccs his article by
these truisms:
Mun!Glpai ownership Is not pa.esnallsm; It
functions begin where monopoly begin, aud
where free competition ends. 4
private business Isl 70 be properly conducted.
must rcnde! the least possible service ut the
hiehcst possible price, A government, to be
properly conducted, must render the utmost
POSSIBLE SesyicS AZ tho least possible cost.
II Is the private rather than the public
ownership which produces municipal corrttp. |
tlou. That mun!cIpal liyht. |
lug Is IN It's MnturG monopoly, and that CON
petition In Il Is impossible, ought TO bu clear.
the cost Of gas In this country is |
what the bnslGess Will yield without choking
the demand. $50
AS to municipal ownership Mr.. Keeler |
shows that over 500 cities in the world |
own their works, and OF these, eight ara |
in this country. the price Of gas ranging
from 81 CO in Alexandria, Va, to 70
cents in Wheeling. In the United King.
dom, OF the 552 plants, lGs belong to
cities. In Germany out OF Coy plants,
3ss belong to cities. In Saxony every
gas plant belongs to the city in which it
is located. Regarding prices, Mr.. Kceler
finds that tho average price in this
country ISL Is, and in the United King.
dom Il cents. AS pertinent illustra.
ton OF the value to the public Of nun.
icipal control OF gas works, Mr.. Keeler
has the following to say about Wheeling:
Thus. Wheeling, where the works a,c model
ot.cxccllcucc, bought the plant from eomnany
III 1865 for sl.6.0Cu. Tho price Of ghs was thrn
$3.50. From the profits the debt wis mill Tho
works have since been rebuilt with modern Inn.
provenients, out OF the profits, aud Without n I
dollar OF taxation. They are now worth $500. |
wv, aud there Is handsome sum IN tic banE 10 !
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WHEELING, MARCH 20, 1890.

sESAroR QUAY refuses to talk politics
md that Is where he shows his great
head, -.....
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FOR RENT.


POSSESSION APRIL I. 7 +, ~,
Store room, with dwelling attached. Excel.
lent location ioradry goods business. ~
~, .t1a 7i,.-=4 s 4 MONTH.
no: rear OF ?ll2 Water strcct......,......8 6 %
No. north bank Of creek, cast OF Alley i. 6 90
10 lu5a acColioch II 90
TO- 3V6 nam 9 90
70 "a Main 20 90
No. 35!7 Chapline street, rooms............. s 90
-,.-, JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. s. Claim Attorney and No.
tary Public. No. 1912 Market Street, mr2i
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TOR SALE. .....
Z The south hall Of lot No. rs on North
Main street, opposite the residence OF Mr. Hess.
The Leighton residence on Chapllne street.
12% Shares Belmont stock.
81 shares Etna Iron Works.
10 Shares OF Hobbs Glass Company.
Chapllnc Street Building Lot.
}ll@ ;lsS THOS. OB2lEE,
Real Estate and Stock Broker lli7i2 NUN Street,
Office Telephone 439: Residence +95. mtl
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
THREE Small Places ct Elm Grore.
FOUR Large Dwellings In tho city.
Several Small Dwellings.
Low prices and long time.
Enquire OF Il. FORBES,
DEF 0-I.s l142 Chaplne Street
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PROPOSALS
For STRENGTHENING Caldwell's Run.

#
For STRENGTHENING Caldwelps Run. j,
Sealed Proposals will be received at tho Office OF
the Board OF Public Works ofthe City Of Wheel.
Ing until II o'clock noon OF Saturday. April s.
lSgO, for the work Of Strengthening Caldwcll's
Run. -.,.s- g-' i.
The work will include. besides the necessary
excavation aud grading for The new run bed, the
Paving Of the Bed OF same and the Rip.rapping
OF Its Slopes. nnu the Construction OF Bridges
at EOt' md Chapline streets. 4aIe 9a',fa
Bids will be received either for Strengthening
OF the run or the construction Of the bridges,
aud for the latter either for masonry or super.
structure. or for both: or bids will be received
for the whole work contemplated. So.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
Office OF the Board Of Public Works. - $ ft-
Tho Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Proposals to be marked proposals for straishi.
ching Caldwcll's Run" -
BY order Of the E.,..
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
Tics. N. DAREAlt, Clerk MIRO
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helr credit. In 1885, with Tho product sell Ing NJ
,niv scrtntyfre cents per 1900, the department
lighted free Of charge the streets, markets. school
houses, engine houses. city hall. pubic pui,d.
lngs. hospitals, tho Orphans Home, anu INC
Young Mems Christian Association: ana w.
It's 70 cent rate Il nov the lowest ior gas 10 the
L United States, mud It Is due solely TO the iAct
that the works arc modern aud out oil debt, that
they arc owned by the city. and there 10 no stock
upon which dividends must be paid.
Wherein lies tho value Of franchise may, DO
seen readily Suppose the works NJ Wheeling
were owned byacdfnffny;. tho price o. KS TO
private C.nslmets would DO at least u ~ per
! 900, and Mt least 81 per 900 wotld have TO DO
amount which wen. to private consumption WIS
", $50 feet, aud to public consumption loiu.
900 feet. Tho Income fro N rcs!ulinls hnu Other
sources was 81 Gt5 aud tho Operating expenses
were sN.o7l. From these data II IL readily cal;
have been SEQ SOL or 20 per cent Oh the value OF
tho works. AsstiuiO that. rs u result o. the
higher prices Of gus, the consumption wonlu hate
been reduced ~ point where the net revenue
wwonld ylold only ~ per cent. on re yaiuo OF
twice their value; aud as caHtal eagerly seeks
investments at that return. tho Capitalization
could DO mndo A million dollars. !Ihnt u, lne
franchise would have been worth S,oo.ooO, ana
the company could have afforded 10 purchase ~
that price aldefnanic consent, Ana II must 70
evident TO tho dnlleSt mind that no long rs tGl,
watcrcd stock was ont and dividends had 10 be
paid on II, tho price OF gas could not be reduced
10 that extent. Tho s2i.l66 net revenue turned
Into the city treasury lss; year was only ABOUT ~
per cent OH the combined value OF the plant and
tho franchise nl,i that Ia not sufficient to nj
tract private capital. Wheel Ing could not pos.
sibly get by private enterprise what she Is now
getting By her own enterprise.
x.t.
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SALE.

pUBLlC SALE.
The Board Of Commissioners OF the County OF
Ohio, will on Saturday, April 1891, at2 o'clock
p. H.. at tho front door OF tho Court House Of
nld county. oter for sale, TO the highest biidcr'
for cash, tho following: Four ~ brick houses
not included, nil stone In walls and In tho
foundations 81 said buildings, and all sand on
premises 10y tho load), being on tho properly
purchased Tor a site Tor "A new jail. on Tho north
lie iiiiIlIInv stands. Houses and stone TO DO re-
moved before May l., 1870, aud sand not later
than June l., 1870. - ~
mrllwAs .0 CUAS. u WOUDs. Cletk.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALSFOR SEWER PIPE,

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
OF the Board Of Public Works Of the City OF
April 6, $780, for furnishing all the Fewer pipe 10
be used by thu city during the year 1880. Pro.
pcsas to DO for the best quality Of double
strength, salt glazed tewer pipe, made OF pure
The successful bidder will be required to
give n bond In tho penal sum Of $1,000. con.
ditioual for the faithful performance OF tho
contract. sIl l..|7',
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
NIL BIDS. tE- -.E.
Proposals to be marked Proposals for Sewer
Pipe" BY order Of the
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Tsos. ". DAgRAH. Clerk. mr96. =
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r WISH 70 EMPLOY A FEW Ia.

i. DIES on salary, TO take charge OF my bust.
ness at their homes; entirely uneS! eets9aaSle:
luz required; permanent position; wages $40
per week. Good pay for part tins. NJ refer.
cnccs include sonic Of tho host well known poo.
plo Of Louisville. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and
elsewhere, Address with stamp, Mrs. MARION
WALKER, Fourthand Chestnut s.s, loHlsvti'a.
i .fH..r ~ '"..H".I sc2S,wJS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-27
The $4,000 O schccl nousE
Opinion Of 3 Taxpayer VINO
Font Ike il.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE APPEAL
Since you have been fair enough
to open your columns for the dis
cussion Of the question of issuing
of bonds for the new school house.
| take the liberty of writing on
the subject: In the first place it
IS pretty generally conceded that
the old school house is not an I'M
safe building as is claimed by the
adherants of the new school house
scheme. The city is now con
tempiating the the issuance Of
sewer bonds to the extent of S25.-
Geo. The city needs sewers a good
deal more than new school
house and if the school bonds are
issued, it will be hard to get sewer
bonds as a sos, 900 debt would be |
more than Carson could stagger
under. TAXPAYER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-27

MINsTRELs-The CIeveIand-Hay.
erly Minstrels, best of the larger
burnt-cork organizations, opened
to a large house last night. THEN
success was instantaneous. The
specialties, music and dancing
were both unique and artistic,
and unlimited applause and laugh
ter were the order of the evening.
The company contains many we'll
known favorites. A troupe of
twelve Oriental tumblers and Jug
glers proved to be a specially
pleasing additional feature.-New
York World.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-27

How CAN PARENTS their
children to cough and calmly say:
"Ohl It's only little could" and
keep giving them cheap medicines.
uatil they are down with lung fe-
yer or consumption, when they
sen be so easily relieved by using
BEGG'S CHERRY COUGH SYR-
Up? 1t has no superior and few
equals. W. I'll. Chedic, Druggist.