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.eRArEFUL-COmPORTING. <. EDDs's Cocoa.
0lIIF0lNIi FExiS lND MEXICO,

cSmlS Sni1a0 consforf, low ratee, quicn ame TIn 0s,s - us~ cssT Chll 6n or adrce9 E QUE
 s M. n:ss ss5 NJ ss;ssssg s II S.ssE M sosssa. -
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Small Miscellaneous, Advertise. ments One Cent Word zach inser- tfon; five cents 8 word for . full week, {aeven tiaes.)
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Headquarters New Haven Fire
 Department,

VFFILE, NO. ID IlTH HALL
 NEW HAvES, Conn January l. 1891
 FIRE HIDRANT NOTICE.
 l IL persons strictly forbidden 10 open h any fire hydrant in the city of New Haven except under authority of the officials of the Fire Department, and any person offending will be prosecuted according to Section ss6. page lsa. City Ordinances A. c. HENDRICK. jas fl Chief Fire Department.
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FARM FOR SALE,
JANUARY INVESTMENTS.

JANUARY INVESTMENTS. 12 shs New Haven Water Company. 10 shs Naugatuck RR. Company. 15 shs Boston &I N. Y. Air Line RR. pfd. 10 shs Second National Bank.
 go shs Consolidated Rolling Stack. a5 shs Boston Electric Light Co. 300 shs Portland Electric Light Go. 20 shs N. Y. & New Jersey Telephone Co. 15 shs New England Transportation Go. 50 shs Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co. 10 shs Northampton RR.
 15 shs Bak of the State of New York 1000 shs New England Trust Company 6's 4000 Mystic Valley Conn. Water Co. 5's. 5000 Peoria Water Company 6's. Lombard Company
 Guaranteed Six per ct. Loans. KIMBERLY, ROOT X DAY.
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A COOK, washer and froner Apply al 1A dSou sl0 PROSPECT STREET
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EMPTY SADDLES.
MILITIA ON THE MOVE.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 2.-In response to urgent appeals from inhabitants of North western Nebraska for protection against marauding bands of Indians Governor Thayer this evening telegraphed the com manders of militia at Fremont, Central City, Ord and Tekamah to leave on the first train with their commands for the scene of action. These troops will be divided between Chadron, Gordon and Hay Springs General L. W. Colby, com manding the first brigade at Beatrice, Neb., has been ordered to hold his com mand in readiness to march at moments notice. Should this brigade move practically the whole of Nebraska's na- ional guard will be centered on the from tier
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New Haven Savings Banl

New Haven Savings Bank. VNHE semi annual meeting of the Trustees Of l the New Haven Savings Bank will he held al the banking house on Tuesday evening. Jan uary 9th. at 7lS o'clock
 The Bank will be closed the first week in Jan uary as us1ial, for the purpose of writing in the interest deposits, and will be ut.eu for fllsi- ness on Thursday. January s=h-
 d2S lSt JOHN p- TITLE Ilr.asidsrf
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WANTED.

small family, a competent cook. washer l and froner. References required Apply at ds9 m g GRONE STRFET
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nNE of the finest building lots in city: esS fee, V deep, slightly, street cars, city improve ments. front and rear entrance neirhborhood un excelled, land rapidly growing in value: hfteer to twenty trees from fen to fifty years old Ad dress CdSl 7D BOX SIG City
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mfser11aneuus
DresSInaEinp
FOR SALE.

DItssIldkInE pY the Taylor system ID MADAM BALDWIN jail lit" 99 William street
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FOR SALE

A STYLISH four seat Brewster Sleigh Yer Ahttle wear For sale cheap by
 BEECHER'S EXCHANGE.
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A Few Hundred Dollars Will Sc-
 cure 8 Good Home.
 1A ONE-FAMILY HOUSE., 200 Atwater ::i street. House and barn, g Auburn street. ks4 .Two-family house, No. il Clay street. Twofamily house, 460 Orchard street. All to be sold low if sold within ten days. Also for rent, first floor, 7S Woosey street; first floor, 10 New hall street; 115 Portsea street, 121 Portsea street; BIO Congress avenue, and second floor 29 Auburn street. -
 FICE 60 CHURCH STREET. no15
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WANTEn

A active, reliable man-salary so to ss5 A monthly, with increase, 10 represent in his own section responsible New York house: ref erences MANUFACTURER
 ds s6SSM Lock Box ItSS New York
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ENOR the United States army, able bodied un- U married men between the ages of 2I and s5 years Good pay, raiions, clothing and medical sftendancet Applicants must be prepared to furnish satisfactory evidence as 10 age chArAc- ter and habits Apply at I5s CHURCH STREET,
 dei Sm New Haven. Dnnn
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"ANTEn
MITE

POoKKEEPER and salesiady. State expert ID ence. Address F O. BOX 36s,
 d3l -t Tg-r
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STTUATIOS by an active, capable young man ko Of f recommepdatton from present eua- city. Apply this week to THE MERwIN & co
 1ai St 6s Church and co Center streets,
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Tho Pnrent or InIomniA.

The parent Of insomnia OF wGkeIulneSs Il In
nine cases ont Of ten a dyspCptlc stomach.
Good digestion gives sound sleep. indigestion
intSrfercs with IT. Tho hralu aud stomach
GympathiEss. One Of the prominent mptons
Of weak state Of the gastric organs Is disturb
Ance Of the great nerve entEepot, the brain. In.
yigoFate The stomach, aud you restore equlll
brnm 70 the great centre. Almost reliable medl'
BIttefS, which Il lar preferable 10 mineral
SedAtiveS and powerful narcotics which, though
they may for q time exert a Eoporllc influence
upon the brain, soon cease 10 act, and Il var.
iGbly inlurc tho tons Of the stomach. The Bit.
ters, on the CONTRARY, restore activity to the
operations OF that all important organ, and
their benehcent influences Il reflected IN sound
sleep and Tranquil state Of the nervous GyStetn,
4 wholesome impetus Is NGewiDe given to the
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UNCONTROVHRIIBLH.
Not What We Say, But
What Others Say.
Some Facts About Catarrh, Given
by a Noted Physician who Has
Made the Subject a
Careful Study.

"The lining membranes Of the nose
and throat being most exposed 10 the
air are usually the first to become
affected by catarrh. AS soon as the
catarrh becomes seated either In the
nose or throat 1t begins to slowly spread
to other parts. Numerous passages
open into the pharynx or upper throat,
and as they are lined with the same
mucous membrane which line the phar-
ynx, the catarih can easily find its way
to aimost any part Of the body.
at may 60 upward into the middle
ear and cause deafness, or into the
frontal sinuses and cause constant
frontal headache. The catarrh may 60
downward through the 9gophagus into
the stomach and cause dyspepsia, OF
through larynx, trachea and bronchial
tubes TO the lungs, causing hoarseness
loss OF voice, chronic cough, bronchitis
and consumption"
Mr.. John Holmes, resident Of Mar
tins Ferry, and an employe IS puddlel
at the Standard Mill, in en-. interview
with tho writer, relates his experiences
as follows:
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Protection sentiment is growing in the
Solid South, and in many sections the
indications are that the revolution on
this question will not be long delayed.
Great changes have already been
wrought in public opinion and a keen
observer may see in the conservative
tone Of the Democratic press in the
industrial ceuters OF the South an init
natiofl that they are no longer thor
oughly welded to the Free Trade idol,
however bitterly partisan they are upon
other issues that divide the two great
parties,
The American EcOnomisI notes these
changes, and refers to Texas, in particu.
lar, as one Of the States in which strong
Protection sentiment is developing. This
is interesting because Texas is repre-.
ssnted by Roger Q. Mills. Texas citi.
zeps are JeHersonian and Jacksonian
Democrats, and cannot, says the EcOno.
mist, understand why the teachings of
these great statesmen are denounced as
treason by. the pigmy leaders Of modern
Democracy. Continuing its comments
our contemporary refers to the fact that
the Texas Stockman and Farmer is deyot-
ing considerable space to discussion Of
the tariff. A correspondent signing
himself "a Traveller" gives, in recent
issue, suggestion Of the thoughts
which are making southerners FESTIVE
under the Democratic Free Trade yoke.
eve protected iron," he argues, land
now steel rails can be had for one'tltth
of what was once asked for them. Nails
can be had from 2 to A cents pound.
We protected plate glass, and now team
be had at from rs to 90 cents square
foot. The old price was $3.50. Fifteen
years ago only 5 per cent was American,
now 10 per cent is American" upon all
of which "a Traveller" moralizes as
follows:
one great object Of an American should DO to
make his country Independent. We have the
materials, why not en- courage their manutGc.
tureP Why send our raw materials across the
ocean when we have ali needed facilities TO work
them up ut home, and thus making our home
market for per!ShAblo farm products better
than II could otherwise DO.
But the cry is Tariff is tax. Let US see.
SiuCo the last revision Of the Tariff cotton goods
have fallen In priCe-beinR now lower than ever
known, az 10 1 cents yard. Steel nails almost
as cheap as dirt; salt, 80 cents 10 81 barrel.
Even ten Is to-day selling lower than year ago.
Texas has wool, cotton, lumber and minerals,
why not work them up NJ homer Farmers.
think OF these things, Favor policy that will
tend TO make things at home.
"such expressions Of sentiment from
the South indicate that the people down
there are awakening to the stupidity Of
blirdly supporting a policy which, II
adopted, must smother her newborn in.
dustries and bury still deeper her hid
den wealth OF minerals"
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ProspsrIty Deserved.

MoandsvtHe Hauld.
The Wheeling INTELLIGENCE has put
in its press-room an elegant new press
OF the latest improved manufacture.
with it papers can be turned of at
lightning speed-printed, folded and all
ready to be sent out. The INTELLIGENT
CIR Is also preparing another State De-
velopment edition, similar to the one is'
sued two years ago but larger In every
way and covering vastly more ground;
The forthcoming edition will be looked
greatly benefited by the former boom
edition and the wider scope and greater
circulation OF the coming one will no
doubt be productive OF much greater
benefits. We arc glad to know that the
ISTELLIaENcRR is showing evidence OF
the great prosperity which 1t richly de-
serves,
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Another Railway Project.

CoW IrouSJOWHHa'
Another project Is on foot to con-
strnct new line Of road to connect the
barbors Of Painesville and Richmond,
Ohio. with the New York, Pennsylvaa-
MIA L Ohio and the old Phalanx Rail-
road at Phalanx, Ohio. The proposed
road, after leaving gainesville, viii iol-
low the Grand river for seven miles.
The road will be about Glty miles long
when completed. The object In con.
structing this road is to give q direct
route between Lake Erie and iron ore
furnaces at Youngstown. Ohio, and
Pittsburgh, Pa. also to Wheeling, W.
Va. The new road, when constructed,
will make saving Of nearly thirty
miles in hauling iron ore from the lake
ports to the furnaces. II will also be
used TO operate extensive coal mines N
the Mahoning Valley and haul the Goa
TO the lake ports. It Is expected thai
the road will be under way inside the
next twenty days.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that cannot
be cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
ledo, o.
WALDINa, KIxNAN & MARVIN, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists.
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Every business man and citizen Of
wheeling is interested in the purpose
for which the meeting Of the Chamber
Of Commerce is called to-niRht-name-
", to formally protest against the pass.
age Of the measure now pending in the
Legislature, known as House Bill No.
90, introduced By Col. White, OF this
county. The bill, which is now on Its
third reading in the House, proposes to
amend and re.enact sections 81 and IS Of
chapter 30 OF the Code, concerning as.
scs,ments, and contains features Of
most offensive character, as their en-
forCement would be an infringement
upon the private rights Of citizens. It
is designed to compel all persons, firms
and corporations required by law to list
properly, to state under oath their pri.
yate indebtedness and money owing
them, where contracted, when con.
tracted, with whom contracted, when
due and payable, and whether con.
tracted for bona flde value or conaideta.
ton, 90 that these purely private mat.
teri would be upon the public records
and accessible 10 the public.
The Objectionable portions Of the bill
provide that the Assessor "shall require
every peIson, firm, or any agent OF any
such firm and corporation to answer up-
der oath the following Guestions"-the
reader will readily perceive that some
of them ere. OF on Offensive nature:
Fint-state whether or not you have any
money. notes, bonds or evidences OF debt, due
or OWlnE 10 you from any person, arm, company
CS NorpofRtlOn either In or out OF this State, and
II n. the amount thereof, and OF each, aud by
whom owing and WHEN due and payable,
SecOnd-sIRlc whether or not } on own or nave
any interest in any bonds o. me Uni!ed st1ses'
or d any State. county district OF municipality,
or any company or corporation Whatsoever,
eitheF within or without this State. or any stock
IN or OF any cOmpAuyoF corporation WhatsoeVeI.
II a.. the amount IN each case, the name and
plste OF business Of any such corporation OF
company, aud tho name Of any SUCH state,
county, dIsIrict or municipality, and ne caah
ThIrd-SlAlC whether or not you or any one
for You Tor II an agent for accompany or corpo'
,aiion), such company or corporation. or any
Csc for H. has In any way, either directly or lns
6IrentIy assigned, disposed oG, sold OF otherwise
,jscsd out Ots your hands or c0ntIol (OF out 81
ihe hands or control OF any such company or
corpOFatiOn) any bonds notes. STOCK or otheE
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AHerrIhle death.

ALLIANCE, o., March Roy South
with playmate, while trying to stor
the revolving shaft Of the turbine wheel
used for regulating the flood.gates at the
water.works, thoughtlesSly wrapped his
coat around the shaft, thinking to secure
a better hold. In an instant he was
pinioned and his body revolving with
the shalt at the rate Of i20 revolutions
per minute. He was horribly crushed
and mutilated. The ground in the
vicinity OF the accident was despatched
with the flesh and blood, and foot
which had been torn of at tho ankle
was taken from the water after the acct
dant.
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E. B. POTTS,

SER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS Bridge wheeling
I'd wheeling
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Physicians make no more fatal mis-,
take than when they inform patients
that nervous heIrt troubles come from
the stomach and are Of little conse.
quence. DR.. Franklin Miles, the noted
Indiana specialist, has proven the con-
trary in his new book on "Heart Dis
ease" which may be had free at the
Logan Drug Co.'s, who guarantees and
recommends DR.. Miles unequaled New
Heart Cure, which has the largest sale
Of any heart remedy in the world. Il
cures nervous and organic heart disease
short breath, futtering, pain or tender
meas in the eide, arm orshoulder, irreRu-
lar pulse, fainting, smotheriDg, dropsy,
etc. His Restorative Nervine cures
headache, fits, etc. TTus4w.2
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In our local columns this morning
appears some facts and figures concern
inc the matter OF the city doing its own
lighting, which disprove statements
made By those who are laboriDg to create
a false public sentiment. 1t appears
that tho gas works have not cost the
city anything but have actually yielded
a good revenue. Tho effort to create a
prejudice agaiust the policy Of the cay
doing It's own lighting is inspired by
interested PARTIES aad will be fruitless.
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OXFORD, ONO, March g. Charlie
wespiser, while crossing the railroad
bridge here, met the Indianapolis ex'
'press, Which arrives here ut 4:45. On
the east side OF the bridge is short
curve, and as the train shot around onto
the bridge Weapiser was in the center.
The engineer, not having time to stop
the train, blew the whistle. The train
was almost upon him before he discov:
cred it, and in trying to get on row Of
p.anks at the side he lost his balance and
fell to the rocky bottom, a6 Mt sixty;
Eve feet below, breaking his legs and
back, dying in few minutes.
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% folloHs.


"I have been troubled with catRrrh fer ten OF
twelve years. had headache, accompanied b.
ShRrn, shooting pains. Ny head and nose wONld
stop up so that was compelled 10 breathe
through my mouth. The mucous or matter
Hotlid drop from my head back into my threat
/ had continuous ringing noises In my ears.
"AE the disease became more seated, a trouble.
some cough set In. had pains In my chest and
experienced dull, tired feeling AZ the time
MY appetite was variable; only sometimes had
relish for food, but 1t would lay heavily on my
stomach, causing a distressed feeling, and my
DO wells were never regular.
envy sleep was broken and full Of starts.
felt more tired In tho morning on arising than
when went 10 bed the night before. Life be
came quite burden to me. sought relief IN
different 90 called remedies aud failed 10 ind q
sing lie ons that benefited ne.
CLEARING Of DEs, Copeland 4 Bells marvellous
success, consulted them. having little faith In
their ability 10 do me any good. Twas very
nRreeably surprised, however. Alter few treat
mcnts noticed decided change for the better,
ana In a short time those DISQUALIFICATION
began disappearing one by one. Al present /
feel like new man physically. and those gen
"'JoHN HoLNEs."
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy Is q
positive specific for all forms Of the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price 6Oc,
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D4w
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TuE death Of Senator Hearst defeated
a Free Trade scheme to pass another
Mtllsbill in the next Congress. Hearsts
successor will be a Prohibitionist and
American interests will not suffer.
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Which is the better plan Of conversa.
ton, the masculine style Of each man
talking about himself, or the feminine
way Of both women talking about some
other WomRn7
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nIEn.
FELsING-on sunday. March !, 1891, at S:St
O'Clock p M, CHRnTINA MARY FEtSIH0

FELsING-on sunday. March !, 1891, at S:St
O'Clock p. M, CHRRTINA MARY EEtSiHo
aged e. years and 8 months.
Funeral from her late rCSIdcuce, No. "A Main
street, Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are respectfully in
vited TO attend. Intermeat at Nj. Wood
Cemetery.
MATrHRWS-At WilllRmStown, W. Va, on
Monday morning. March ., 1891. MRS
MAEGEkET MATTHEWS, rellct Of tho lSte
Charles Matthews.
the residence Of her son in.law,
Me. Ira A. Powell, St. Louis, Mo-, on Sunday,
March J., 1891, HARRIElT HAMMOND, aged 70
yeIrs.
DUNLEVY-At Dickinson, Dakota, on Sunday,
March !, 1891, at 1880 p. nj, MARGARET J.l
wife Of the lGte William Il DunleVy.
Funeral notice hereafter.
JAEGER-At Davenport. Iowa, on Monday,
March ., 1891, at I O'Clock p. M. MARY. wife
Of Henry Jaeger, and daughter Of Q. W.
gaabFight Eau.
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BISMARCK is having his turn now. He
laughs last, therefore, If there Is any
virtue in the old maxim, he is getting the
most enjoyment out oft.
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WHEELING, MARCH 8. 1891.

TnR ella valley, in Arizona, can give
the Ohio valley few points on getting
up food.
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PEMoVED.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
New Curling, Redresslng and Rsse,.l,,
Old Curb and Crossings ObIo Sioa"

Sealed proposals will be received a, ,ks ga.
Of the Boaid Of Public Works untI p o'c,SOSs
noon, q saturday, March I lsgl, ior iIrnIsSi5;
blessing and reSettinR old curb, new c,n W q
and setting and IedTCSSIng old Cfo1inSS ~
setting same, for the year lsgl, aug
All work 10 be done strictly In Rccord,r,.
with the specifications, which can h zen Y;
the office Of the noard. w" u
The successful .s bidder will be required to vlr,
Board, conditioned for the faithful peFiS,TS, W
OF the contract. The Board reserves ihe tiSSs
| 10 reject any or ali bids. ''s '$as
Proposals 10 DO marked, "Propo,aM IA, Ma,
Curbfng and ReottiuE Curb and Cro,Sip w y
and addressed, BOARD Of Public WoriI," ."
m2 T, NJ, DARRAU Pt.,l
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MONTHLY MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting Of tho Ladies'
Hospital Association Will be held at tho College
on "Wednesday, March I, at p. M, promptly.
present with reports and contributions. Al
members who expect TO take an active part In
the hospital work arc requested 10 DO present.
MIRA NISJ MARTHA ], HARE, Secretary,
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GERMANY is greatly exasperased and
France has a chip on her shoulder. An
anxious world awaits the next move.
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M U. B. SOCIETY.

The regular monthly meeting OF the ". 0. B.
Society will DO held on Wednesday, March 4. at
O'Clock, promptly, at the Y. NJ. c. A. building.
MRS. ". J. ". CowDEN,
MIRA secretAry.
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mr3
IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE

IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE
: CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
A meeting will DO held this (TuesdAyl even
Ing, March j, at 1880 O'Clock, TO discus House
Bill 60, relating 10 taxation and now pending
before the Legislature, the passage Of which
The matter OF demuTTa4e claims made by the
Pittsburgh Car Service Association will also be
taken up. H.QUARRlER, President.
Howard HAELETT, Secretary. mr8
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GENERAL NOTICES.
TO CITY GAS CONSUMERS CONSUMERS,

No Gas Ellis will bo made on. n, 4,
Month of February, payable by me- ne
10. The Gas burned in Fsbruar, Win MA
included in the bills for March n,S. ~ 70
on or before April 10. "O'e
By order Of the board OF Ous 1r,.,.
a. A. FRASZHEIM
leo SpCrs,,,
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WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
w dry goods sales lady. None other need
apply. Good salary paid 10 competent person:
Address. with reference. A. b. O.. THIS once: .
EOR sALE-THREE Ro0MED
II house, In tho Garden Spot on Broadway
street, Martins Ferry. Above nigh water marx.
Martina Ferry, o, mrs.
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NEW ApYERrIsEMENTs.

WANTED-THREE SALES
w IRdIes and two cash BOYS. Call before Q
O'Clock this TUESDAY morning. STONE d
THOMA9. mr3