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Sealed Proposals.
Sealed Proposals.

OfFICs bOskr % n kEfc NoRKs
GRAsD Harms. Aich.. JAar -. ISe.
Sealed proposals viii he received 81 ths of-
Gee 81 The tssal anfil FRIDAY. July ! az D. an.
Cor the construction 81 sewer IN ". f0iteE
Street eefWree straight Street xHa khsp
sEreei. according 90 the plans ane specific
f.ons on ME al the esice ~ the board.
The beard reserves the right 10 a. aecf any 90
al bids
The sUsn al slbl.sN 10 he faricitea 90 tie ~ "a
LfaHt RAPIDS IN case he shat fat a. eHfcr into
eehn Act In ecoersaaoe wsts kss rFspsssl
should hls laid proposal be accepted b ths
Bosfd ef Public Msr&s.
All pref e,als must be made upon iaanss thai
viii be iurn shed upon application ~ t1s "a
ne OF The board.
By order Of the heard
JAMES n. DAVIS President
Attest
fEKD A fw<NlEy. Clerk. juiy >
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Notice ~ herebs efrrn thsf the animal meet
ihx o. the STOCK holders Of the Iiecffie Rail
say COMPANY 81 srrna RsriHs. viii - hefd
~ TIRE once 81 said essrtny IN I've eiff ~
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sss Of Sulv. A.D- 1871. commencing ~ steven
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uitfe1 20 the sssek fe1esrs - sAtn es1psry
~ 60 meeting. for their seefsicn 80 rst~r-
tson - suthariss the board of directors - seii
and contss 81 The prDperfy. franchises. rixtts
s'fe privileges ~ said Electric Railway com
psns - arg osnsr railway ecrfrystiot. sssd
meeting viii also he he'd fof the purpose -
sferting zee G directors 81 sxi6 csrprry ~
serve during fht sr~ufng yesy aDe Tor fhs
fr@ssetsen ~ such other sysires> ~ snsv is~-
fsilf egnf befgrt <sia meefin< ~ order 81
the board Of directors
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fst-d Jsfv l. AID. IsaI. Soy Flee ~ O..
AssfgxEEs SALE Kettles 10 bers1s given
n fi1st 81 TIE lRf nny Of Jgy A D i<1i I
sfeH cfe, f1r snle. ~ The srcrs fru>rf< ccrn.
pied ~ knuf bnurson. ~ 20. = Hew eYldEe
street.. n IRE es1s ~ errrf Espsde. lent
coansy. Mtehirnn. ~ ~ the p~rr~rtg arc a.
s~r< ~ es~ry rafrs nature srr Gs<~yfrti~n IF
the sd ss-sTHsr Eras Ernassn. ~ my haros
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Dates Ss~s 2. A. y 1sH
CHARLES A. VAIL AssisseS-
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Head ache. Nervous Prostitution caused by the
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Depression. softenin; Of the Brain resulting
In insaHify aud leading 10 misery. decay and
oi Power III either sex. Involuntary Losses and
Spermatofrnoea caused by ovef-exertion Of tho
brain, seit-abuse or over-i nduigence. Each boy
contains one monta's treatment. si.eo = box
or six boxes tor 500 sent by mall prepaid on
receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any ease. Win each order received
by Us Tor SIX boxes, accompanied BY IS ~. Ne
viii send the purchaser one written guarantee
10 refund the money II the treatment does not
effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by
WHITE Il WHITE.
Morton House Pharmacy. sole Agents,
80 Monroe-strcet. Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
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A ASSESSMENT ROLL fef opening ana frten-
~ sou ~ Paris avenue. from - f-rs south Of
Thomas ar ct g. FIFTH sseuee. On -ihs cts Of
Grand Rapids.
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BASSrSe. Cal. Jaly s--A correspond
.nt has Just returned from salton. on
The Colorado desert where a most re
snarkahle occurrence Is taking place
A boat snd crew Of sailors were sent
down from San Pedro by the southern
Pacs6c Raiiroaa Company for the pnr-
pose Of exploring the waters and
.scertafnfrg. II possible. their
scurce When day hroi<e ~ re-
auir-d no stretch Of imagination fer
one 10 Think he was standing on The
shor. ef I'D ocesa ITSELF The inlsna
sea q estimated - b Ia miles wide a,ssi
frosn ss - - milc@ tsuR The heas
wss launched and size crew SEE forth ca
enc 81 the strongest trips ever known
The sails we're Insisted There va
sfif snd rsttilsg breeze and the bost
danced nsefTils ueaa the bsas wsssa
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pRoBATE oRDFR-stase Of Mlchtean. coun.

i ty Of Kent. s.. AZ session II the Probate
Court foe said county OF Kent. held 90 the pro
tate rfice In the city Of Grand Eaeias. on the
18th dsy OF june. an the year one thousand
Eight hundred and nnety-one.
Pr seat. Cyrus L. Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter Of the estate OF
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Bridge wheeling
Martins PRkerburg
mi wheeling
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A landlord in a country village was
busily employed at his desk, when a
farmer came to. the door to see him. The
man was asked his errand, but he per
sisted that he must see the hotel keeper
alone. The latter stepped outside, when
the farmer motioned him to follow, and
walked around In the rear OF tho hotel.
When they were we'll around the corner
the farmer stated that he wished TO buy
COW, and had heard that the landlord
had one TO sell. "Come on" said the
other, and led the way through gar.
den, a patch Of potatoes, and, alter
climbing the fence, through a muddy
barnyard and into the hotel barn. When
they were inside the landlord put his
his mouth near the others ear and
whispered: "say, neighbor, I've sold
my cow"
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One Of the most beautiful and yalua.
BILE works Of art We have ever inspected
Is embodied in what is the "life work"
Of Mr.. VIM. @. Harris, editor Of the
American Angler. 1t is entitled "The
Fishes OF North America Taken on
Hook and Line" and is published by
tn, Harris Publishing Company, No. 10
Warren street, New York. tits printed
in the highest style OF the topographic
art and the illustrations are the work OF
some OF the best artists fin the country.
The work Is Issued in forty monthly
parts, at Sl.5o for each part, and each
number contains two fish portraits on
heavy plate paper, size 1918 inches.
The publication is not designed to be a
mere fancy work solely to orna-
ment the library table, but is OF
great usefulness 10 all lovers
Of piscatorial sport, and will prove q
popular text book and a Kindergarten
study for the angler. 1t ia the result OF
many months spent BY Mr.. Harris on
selected fishing waters, accompanied by
a skillful artist. He caught with his own
hook specimens of all the game fishes Of
America, which were transferred on the
spot to the canvas before the sheen Of
their color tints had faded. These por-
traits were first painted in oil; then
Autographed on stone in cOlors. So
closely has the oil effect been followed
that an expert cannot distinguish the
painting from its copy at a distance Of
ten feet, and every one is worthy to be
framed and preserved, forming rare art
collection. The cost OF these plates alone
was over $4,000.
We cheerfully recommend the work
because OF It's vslueto the great army Of
anglers who have felt the need Of itand
will delight to possess it, and because it
80 completely occupies field peculiarly
It's own in ichthyic literature. 1t is
worth every cent Of the cost, and more.
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A Severe Baokset.

Our friends, the Tariffs ajax" edi-
tors, have received a severe backset
One OF their chief cards has been de-
stroyed, and by their friends, too-the
European manufacturers in whose in
terests they have been wasting paper
and ink. For months past they have
been laboring to make us believe that
the poor workingman would have to pay
a quarter Of cent more for his dinner
pail on account Of the tin plate schedule
in the Mckinley bill, and to use happy
remark made by a Protection paper, 1--WE
were almost led to believe that new
coin would have. to be made that this
tax might be paid, at least until we
made our own tin plate in sufficient
quantities to reduce the price,"
But what do we hear nowP The
news come=to us, from a high source,
that "the foreign tin.plate workers have
agreed to sell the American market all
the tin plate we want owithout any
added cost on account Of the increased
duty"
Commenting on this piece Of news,
the American economist, congratulates
the workingman that he won't have to
scrape together that quarter Of cent
after all. "But what" it asks, Twill the
Free-Trade Tariff editor do? This tin
plate tax was bis greatest and almost
only standby. And now that prop is
gonel Well, he must send to the Cob.
den Club and get some new ones from
headquarters. But no must hurry up,
for they are getting very weak over
there, and won't hold out much longer.
So make hay while the sun shines, Free.
Tradersl II will soon enough be all
moonshine with you" There is more
truth than sarcasm in these remarks.
1t isn't the first prop that has been
knocked from under the Free-Trade
arguments, and it won't be the last.
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Plain '0a g.S &c ySaF SOY S s f n
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must accrue from the Republican policy
Of reciprocity-and To assure the Demo
Gratis and Mugwumps that they may call
the arrangement with Brazil by any
name they please, 1t does not change Its
force. Il Is authorized By the Mckinley
bill, which Is a law Of the land. The
fact also remains that the most COM
petent business men in the country esti'
mate that the increase Of American tx
porIs to Brazil under this agreement
will equal twenty million dollars per
year. There Is no getting around this.
It Is the estimate of business men OF all
parties and in ali aections-not poll.
ticisns and political organs, but those
who represent the business interests Of
the country, regardless Of politics.
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A chango in the Alliance Dream.

Htv York Recorder.
Already sounds Of discord are heard
in the councils Of the Farmers Alliances.
The South and the West are not getting
on together as harmoniously as bun.
combe orators predicted, and 1t would
not be at all surprising II q grand break
we're to come before their representa-
lives in Congress get fairly used TO their
seats, The fact Is that as the farmers OF
the North and South think over the pos.
sible consequences OF the adoption OF
their schemes they will begin to realize
that there are more things In this world
than they dreamed Of. They will then
become painfully aware Of the fact that
cotton Is one thing and wheat another,
and that the two can not be leRislated
for in the same bill. Government own.
ership Of the railways has therefore
usurped the sub.tressury idea in the
curious fabric known as the Farmers
Alliance platform. AS Jerry Simpson
outlined the other day, the entire com.
munity is to be taxed in order that he
and those who sent him to Congress may
try the experiment OF building trunk
line railway and operating 1t on agri.
cultural principles. Then, II the experi-
ment proves satisfactory, all the other
lines in the country are either to be
bought by the nation or acquired by
condemnation proceedings. This schen Q
is not quite as bad as the confederate
one of practically making the Govern
ment buy what you want TO sell, but 1t
Is not likely to make much Roadway at
the bar Of common sense in it's present
form.
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Threatens every man, woman or child living in
region OF country where fever and ague is
prevalent, since the germs Of mAlariGl disease
arc inhaled from the air and are swallowed from
tho water OF such region. Medicinal safeguard
is absolutely necessary to nullity this danger.
As a means Of terrifying and acclimatlng the
system 50 as to DO able 70 resist the maiAfiAi
poison, HoEtetter's Stomach Bitters Is lncom.
pRrably the best and the most popular. 1rregu.
lArltIes OF tho stomach, liver and bowels Oncour.
age malaria; but these are speedily TectiGed by
the Bitlers. The functions Of digestion and Sc.
cretl0u arc assisted by Its use, aud vigorous a.
well AZ regular condition Of the system pro.
m ta ~ II .ConSSt wv. avg phySique are ~.
this metchleSs preventive, which is also Ger.
tain and thorough remedy IN the wont cases Of
Intermittent and remiltent ievers.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of CRtarrh 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.
WEST & TauAx, Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo, o.
wAlpISa, KEENAN, & MARVIN, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by ali drug.
Hiats,
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VI QND ERF VL
is the Success Obtained by DIS. Cope.
land and Bell in Wheeling.
A Few Words of What These Emf
nent Specialists Say Of cRtarrh
andIts Consequences!

Catarrh, as generally known, is dis
eased condition Of the mucous mem.
brane Of the nose and throat. The dis.
ease is generally brought on by frequent
repetition Of colds, consequent upon our
changeable climate. II not properly
treated 1t leads to various unhealthy con-
ditions, such as impaired hearing, loss
OF the sense Of smell, weakened vision,
bronchial affection, often-times termt'
mating in consumption. The stomach
and intestires become diseased. III
smelling discharges from the nose and
ears result. In short, the whole system
becomes affected.
II has been estimated that about nine
out Of every ten Of the adult population
OF our climate suffer from this disease.
This frequency gives rise to the popular
belief that the disease cannot be cured.
Yet with proper treatment the patient
can be cured in a comparatively short
time. The preceding should prove con-
clusiyely that We make no false claims
when we say that DB. Copeland & Bells
trertment absolutely cures. Scores Of
patients can so testify. This week we
add the following:
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Qua Democratic contemporaries have
discovered a new comet+tn the Presiden.
tiai sky and have named It Palmer.
Should Palmer receive the nomination,
1t would be interesting to note the fran.
tic endeavors OF the Democratic press 10
suppress his record as a Republican,
which was recent enough to recaltto the
minds Of most voters the bitter things
that Democrats said about him.
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The Democratic press Is possessed with
alarm for fear the administration will
reap great benefit from the good seed 1t
is sowing, and is STOPPING to anything
and everything to misrepresentit. Par
ticularly Is this true OF the reciprocity
policy which was evolved by the admin
istration with the aid Of q Republican
Congress, is proving so successful, andis
making the Republican party and its
leaders popular among the people.
They look upon the growth Of the pop
ularlty OF the policy as equivalent to
giving the Republican party new lease.
Of life, and are resorting to every means
to iiscredit It's importance and It's mer-
its. The following hysterical utterance
ia from the New York Herald and copied
in the World:
No reciprocity treaty between tho unltOd
States and Brazil hiss been made, concluded,
signed and sent TO the Senate. None e3i.tsi
hondSi Brazil did possibly BY an executive de-
cree, but not by legislative ACilon, modify certain
OF her customs taxes,
Tee Brooklyn Standard Union, Mr..
Halstead's paper, takes up:the above par.
aSraph and makes the excellent point
that It is mere bubble on the word
treaty. suppose, says our contemporary,
VIC gay the arrangement with Brazil is a
trade convention. The authority oflaw
has not been exceeded in framing 1t and
proclaiming 1t. Brazilian sugar, coffee,
molasses and hides are to DO admitted
free at our ports, and in return Brazil
admits free our
Wheat wheat flour.
Corn, or maize, and the manufactures thereof,
including COrnmCal and starch.
RE- rye -four, buckwhCNt flour and barley.
Potatoes, beans aud peas,
Fork. tSltSd, Including picked pork aud ba.
con, except hams,
Fish, sailed, dried or picked.
Coal anthracite and blluminous.
Resin, ter, pitch aud turpcntinC.
agricultural tools. implements and ui&ehtH'
Mining and manufacturing tools, implements
and machinery, including stationary aud port.
ipR aud industrial purposes, except sewing
Railway construction material and equip.
Instruments and books for the arts and
sciences.
Lard and substitutes therefor.
Bacon hams.
Butter and cheese,
Canned aud preserved meats, ash, fruits and
as5uiScturcs Of cotton, including cotton
clothing,
mixed, not included in the foregoing free
Leather and the manufactures thereof, except
Lumber, timber snd tho manufactures Of
wood, including cooperate, furniture Of all
Kinds, wagons. carts aud carriages.
Manufactures Otrubber.
The Standard. Union then proceeds to
detail some Of the practical benefits that
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CARRY the news to Mary.
And pray, be not too long,
For Ghe q last declining,
And attFAly tiWnntd DA WFonR-

AHul BUE5IJi VWVuIu Do WEVuB-
not 10 tell her OF DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. We do want Mary to
know, in some way or other, that this
world.famed remedy will cure her be.
yond any Doubt It's just the medicine
for young womanhood, and thousands
has It bridged over that perilous sea.
From every State, from every city,
from nearly every neighborhood in this
broad land, comes the grateful acknowl.
edgement Of what it has done and is do
ing for our daughters. The only medi'
cine for the distressing aHd painful irreg.
ularities and weaknesses OF woman, sold
with positive guarantee to give satisfac'
ton In every case, or money refunded.
In other words, sold on TRAIL
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BR1L-At Mansfield. Ohio, on Saturday, March
II, 1891, MRS. CARRlE BRILL, IKE Miss Car
rie LoGeSl, Of Wheeling, ". Va, aged % years
Funeral from the residence Of her brother.in'
law, Mr.. Fred srodtmAn, No. 4lo2 Water
street, this tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Interment RtMt Zion Cemetery. Friends Of
the family invited.
MAGEE-At Rim Grove, Ohio county, ". Va,
on Sunday, March Is, 1891, at 1880 q. M,
EDWARD MAOEE, In the 18th year Of his age.
Funeral from the residence OF his sister, Mrs.
George Downey, on this Tuesday afternoon
at2o'clock. Friends OF tho family arc re.
Epeo.tully invited TO attend. 1nterment at
Greenwood Cemetery.
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Our enterprising druggists, the Logan
drugs, perfumeries, toilet articles, brush
es, sponges, etc, are giving away q large
number Of trial bottles Of DR.. Miles
celebrated Restorative Nervine. They
guarantee it to cure headache, dizziness,
nervous prostration, sleeplessness, the
III effects Of spirits, tobacco, coffee, etc
Druggists say It Is the greatest seller
they ever knew, and is universally salts:
factory. They also guarantee Dr.. Miles
New Heart Cure in all cases Of nervous
or organic heart disease, palpitation,
pain in side, smothering, etc. Fine book
on NERVOUS and Heart Diseases" free. A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-17

GENERAL oRDwAY, an appointee Of
President Cleveland, issued an order
disbAnding the colored military compa-
MES in Washington, and President Har.
rison promptly resCinded it. In doing
this the President gave a practical demon
stration OF the friendship OF the Admin.
istratiou for tho colored citizens of the
country and of his thorough belief in
equal rights.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-17

A PRETTY young typewriter in a Chi
cago brokers' office has precipitated a
damage suit for $4,000 by emitting
two words in letter that the broker had
dictated instructing another party to sell
certain stock. And now, woman-like,
she is wondering why these horrid men
should raise such q fuss about SO small a
thing as the omission Of two words.
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PARSEII is having bard esjustnow.
Verify, the way Of the transgessor is
hard. A violation OF the Seventh Com.
mandment is usually looked upon
lightly, but in Parnell's case IT has
wrecked brilliant political career.
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THE Philadelphia Record gets right
down to the root of great evil when, in
commenting on bill before the Legis-
lature to prohibit the use Of tights in
ntage performances, it says: "Let the
Legislators make war on the vulgar post
ers on the bill boards, and leave artistic
stage dressing to those who understand
an
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A NEWSPAPER account Of a wedding at
Columbus, Ohio, chronicles that "the
groom showed some embarrassment, but
the bride was perfectly selt.possessed
aud industriously chewed gum, with sp'
parent relish throughout the ceremony"
II is hard to tell which is the most to be
pittied-the bride or the groom.
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TMEiszapialy passing and the Chicago
papers are still quarrelling over the
Worlds Fair site. When Chicago gets
down to business the country will begin
to believe that we are really going 10
have Worlds Fair, aud not until then.
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So Secretary Grady ia arranging deal
at Charleston whereby Governor Hill is
to receive West virginia's vote in the
next Democratic conventional Now,
what will the rank and file have to say
about it2 Are they going to permit
themselves to BIO sold out by the party
leaders in this manner-without a kick?
Not much. There is fun ahead.
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AND now come rumors Of a coming
revolution in Norway and Sweden. The
Republican spirit is working its way in
Europe. 1t has cone to stay, and will
not down at the bidding Of monarchs.
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A GENTLE breath OF spring yesterday
was heartily welcnmed, and for the first
time the spring poet was permitted to
indulge his fancy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-17

ANOTHER Indian outbreak Is feared
this spring. These things will continue
30 long "a all the Indians are not good
Indiana.
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SENATOR PALMER lacks an important
qualification to make him popular in
Democratic State circles in Washington.
He cannot play poker.