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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-04-02


The following working mems account was
read aud an appropriation TO cover same or
dered by following vote.
1eas:-Barker, Thiuodaux, Frost, Zernot
and Ragan.
Nays None.
WorkIngmen's acct for JAM and Feb. 1892.
Chargeable to v ater Works.
Willy hagau 2 days at 81 per day. A 90
Frank Legendre day at s. per day 2 0O
Char.eabe 20 Street & bitches.
Tug lson 81 days at slOc per day "a 90
Teter DAVIS 81 days at Si.UO per day 81 90
Jake Tonny days at $l.O0 per day O0
Albert Page y days at s. 90 per day y 20
Ed Carter q days at Si.U0 per day. J. - 20
Chargeable TO Wharf sz levee.
P. a. Denanade days at il 90 per day 90
Tug Wilson day ut $i.,O per day 50
Ell. Carer day It Sl.U0 per day. ~
/ etcr Davis cay at 81 90 per day ---- 30
sl37 80
Approved ard recommend an appropriation
Of One Hundred ami Thirty Seven 81, LOG
dollars Ia pay same.
+, ZERNOTT,
III. w. tktSI.
Com. of improvements.
On mot on of Mr.. Zernott seconded by MIR.
Bard, tile Mayor was authorized to nego-
tiate fJr the extension of the note due by tie
town to Ihibodaux Bank for 80 days longer,
aud an appropriation of 2067 ordered to pay
interest Oh said extension, carried by following
vote.
Yeas Barker, Thibodaux, Frost, Zernott,
aud kagan.
Nays:-None.
At this time Mayor Aucoin stated that the
Thbodaux Bank officers had requested HIM
to see the Council iii regard to certain adj
ditional curbing and banquet required on the
front of Bank, building, whereupon on motion
Mr.. Zernott seconded by Mr.. Barker the
Mayor and Improvement committee were
given tull authority in the premises.
Continued on fourth page.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-04-02

Grand Total, S6ll 50
Be i resolved that the sum of Six Hundred
and Eleven 59il00 Dollars tS6ii 59) be and is
hereby appropriated to pay the above claims.
CD. BARKER
c. w THIBODEAUX
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ZANTHUs.

DEMOCRAT: The machine shop
and foundry of the Boise Foundry
and Reduction Works company have
been placed in most perfect running
condition by Capt. Baxter. They
will commence probably this week
and have over one thousand dollars
worth OF orders to start off with. -.
T. E. Logan, who arrived from his
mine in Mineral district the other
day, says there is great activity III the
camp. Several mines are running
and twelve six-hor teams are con-
stantly busy between there and
Huntington, going with ore aud re-
turning with coke. His mine, the
Black Mara, has produced twelve
hundred tons of ore within the past
three months. The matte is shipped
to Denver. Mayor PiDney has let
the contract for his new opera house
to be built on Jefferson avenue be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. TIE
nlans show that it will be three stories
in height, with magnificent front anc
the interior in accordance with the
latest and most approved ideas o
such buildings, while its accoustl'
properties will be as near perfect a
the architect could devise them
The seating capacity will be some
thing over eight hundred and SO ar
ranged that those occupying the rea
seats can command as clear view
the stage as those in front. Their
will be four private boxes, and sui
, 6clent number of exits to allow tn
, audience, in case of alarm, to get ou
? without danger to life OF limb; an
D bv the letting down If q tire-proC
curtain the stage can instantly b
shut off from the main building. IN
). house is to be finished and ready t(
the public BY the lst day of Decen
Der next.
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omeial Directory.
Sealed Proposals

will be received up to 10 o'clock A. M
July 10, 1892, for the purpose OF construct
ing a wagon road mmencing at GER
.ain point on the Payette river, known az
: Wetzers Bridge" and following the
Carpenter road to Reservoir gulch, thence
following said gulch to the main divide
between Danskin creek and smith creek,
thence following said divide to the summit
between Garden valley and Deadwood
Basin, thence from summit down Tail
creek a distance of three miles, thence
leaving Trail creek, also Scott's creek, to
the right, and following certain bench
that leads across Packsaddle creek to Ter
Mile creek, thence following a ridge thai
varies very little from Scott's Trail into
| Deadwood Basin.
| Road to be ten feet wide, with all neces
sary turnout bridges and culverts-
| The Board reserves the right TO reJec
any or all bids. ART CUNNINGHAM,
| April %. '92, Clerk 3D. Co. CONS.
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ly obey the law and love and honor
their country and it's institutions.

ly obey the law and love and honor
their country and its institutions.
Because it suspends enterprise,
diminishcs trade, deprives wage earn
ers of employment, muitiplies bank
ruptcies, sets up revel in usu-y-ta-
king, spreads discuragement and gen
eraI unrest among the masses, aug
ments crime and taxation, demands
the enactment of more and more
stringent criminal laws and promotes
the growth Of anarchy.
Because 10000 millionaires and
demi- millionaires, 1000 banks, nu-
merous trusts and subsidized press
profit by the popular calamity and
do not want change
The above are all of the reasons
we can think Of for maintaining a
gold standard, but we think the read
er will concur in the view that they
embody the arguments of the gold
bugs and are conclusive from theiI
standpoint. In another article VIZ
will give the reasons for remonetiza
4 ton.
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Cowardly Assault.

The BOISE Statesman says a man
named Davis early Monday morning
tried TO kill Phil Wilson, in the an
ti-Chinese hotel, on Ninth street, near
Main.
The case will be looked into this
morning by Judge Ryals.
Wilson was asleep in his bed when
he was attacked. Davis first hit him
a terrific blow on his forehead with a
bludgeon, and then he commenced to
cut him with razor.
Wilson was nearly stunned by the
force of the blow administered by
DAVIS, and before the latter could be
dragged away by men who rushed tc
Wilson's rescue, he had nearly cu'
out the left eye of the PROSTATE man
The blood gushed from the razol
wounds, completely saturating th'
bedding.
Davis was locked up by Office
Sam Howry. He had little excuse t
offer, saying he had been robbed O
SIS, and that he wanted to "get even.
The timely arrival Of his rescuer
was all that saved Wilson's life. A
it is he will be dis6gured for life.
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WE WILL CELEBRATE.

). A. Lippincott and Assessor Thos.
Crofton have been around among the
citizens of the town this week taking
subscriptions to defray the expenses
OF Fourth of July celebration. They
have not yet made the rounds, there
being number yet to be seen, but
we can announce for certainty that
the celebration will be success. All
who have been seen have contributed
literally. Well have liberty car,
oration, reading Of Declaration, horse
races, foot races, wheel barrow races,
sack races, besides numerous other
races, a burlesque procession, brass
band, and lots OF other things to en-
tertaln and amuse. In a week OF
less the program will be given in
| full.
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squaw Creek Notes.
Ola, May 80, 1892.


EDITOR WoRLD:-Your Sauaw
Creek correspondent has been look
ing around all day for something to
communicate to the World, and finds
news rather slim.
There is considerable stir among
the ranchers and stock men. The
ranchers are repairing bitches and ir-
rigating, and the stock men are
rounding up and looking closely after
that llahle-to- be slick ear.
The first band of Boise valley
cattle passed over the road en- route
to Long valley last Friday, which viii
be followed closely with several thou
sand head.
The pilgrims who have been camp
ed on Squaw creek hill SO long have
at last entered the promised land
that land that flows with milk anc
bright anticipations.
A number of Long valeyites arr
now on the road to Boise City 70
provisions which they say are gettin!
short. Some say they don't believ'
there is more than a two-horse loa,
of -four in the valley.
M NTHUS.
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REASONS FOR FayORiNG A GOLD
STANDARD.
Ketchum keystone.


A gold money basis or standard is
a good thing, because it makes money
scarce.
Because it means high rate of IN
terest.
Because it compels the producer to
pay $3.50 in products for 81 in gold,
with which to pay his taxes and in
terest on his mortgage.
Because it adds nearly so per cent
to the burdens of the debtor class,
Because it enables England to buy
our silver at S5 cents an ounce, coin
it into rupees and then pay it out TO
Indian cotton and wheat growers at
sl.33 per ounce, which in few years
more will entirely displace our cotton
and wheat in her markets.
Because the money lords Of Europe
command it, and are benefited by 1t.
Because it depresses wages, com
pels the people to run in debt and
ibooms the business of foreclosing
mortgages and sheriffs' sales.
Because it enriches the gold syndl
cate, which produces nothing and il
no benefit to the country, by robbine
the industrial people, who are thu
, producers of its wealth and its mag
ni6cance; the source of its power an'
plorv. the custodian of its respecta
: bility and the pillars of its perman
n ence as nation.
Because it arrays 100000 who's
= = motto is "damn the people" agains
the other 65,oO0,0o0, who patFiotics
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R,ds Wanted for sinking shaft

Bids will be received up to June
10th next, for sinking shaft on the
Bella mine, in Beaver district; shaft
70 he 4x7 feet in the clear, these dl-
mensions including manway; depth
to be sunk, 200 feet; shaft to be
securely timbered. Bids may stip'
Mate either that tools, powder, etc.
he furnished by mine owner or BID
der A horse whim will be useo IL
sinking. which will be furnished b,
mine owner. Bids to be addressed t.
John Henry, Idaho City, Idaho, o
Banner, Idaho, May 24-td'
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Notice

Is hereby given that on Monday, the 9th
day of June, 1892, an election in school
district No. /. Of Boise county. State Of
Idaho, will be held at the school house in
Idaho City for the purpose OF deci.ting
whether or not special tax of six mills
on the dollar shall be levied on the taxa
BILE property of said district for the pur-
pose of Iiquidating the Indebtedness on
the school house in said district.
The voting must be done by ballot, or
which must be written or printed, Tax
yes, or Tax no, and none but actual resi-
| dent freeholders and heads of families o
! said diur,ct are entitled to vote. The polls
will be open from one to five O'Clock P NJ
on said dav
BY order of the Board of Trustees o
said district. JOIN hENNALY,
Clerk
Idaho City. Idaho, Nav %, 1892
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D1ed:

At The Halfway House, on the Boise
road, afer a long illness, Tuesday morn
ing Nav Fl, 1892, Mrs. George Dunnigan,
aged 60 wears and months.
Mrs. Dunnlgau came to this county in
1863. She was born in Tennessee, and
moved to Illinois when quite young, and
from there to Iowa. and was married in
that State to Mr.. Clifton. She and MIR,
Dunnigan were married at Loon creek,
this county, eighteen or twenty years ago
They have been living at the Halt way
Hause seventeen years. She leaves sor
in Iowa and three daughters in Idaho, one
of her daughters being Mrs. A. j. Boyakin
of Boise City.
The funeral took place Wednesday. th'
remains being inferred at the Half-wa.
House,
Mrs. Dunnigam was kind-hearte'
woman, always ready and willing to lend
helping hand to those in distress.
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FEELING EASIER.
Mala.l Enterprise.

The most blood curdlipg argument
that free trade Democrats ever made
against the Mckinley iill was tie
ruinous advance the tariff would cause
on the price of tin and consequently
canned fruit. Being large con-
sumer of canned lye and tripe, we
have been apprehensive ourself and
came nearly abandoning protection
and Mckinley to their fate, at one
time. But, recently, facts have de-
veloped which somewhat dissipated
the gloom. At meeting Of Gamers
held in Chicago few days ago, they
did some figuring which has relieved
us, to degree. The tariff on tin
plate has increased the cost of that
article fifteen cents per box. The
Gamers Ggured-and proved the sum
that fifteen cents on box of tin
amounted to one cent on a thousand
two and half pound cans. Accord
ing to government statistics, we used
last year four cans of fruit, so the
tariff-if our grocer was strictly hon.
est-imposed on us the tremendous
tax of four one thousandths Of a cen
pretty small change, that. Wher
a man has to eat thousand cans o
fruit year in order to dissipate th'
smallest coin of the realm, the chan
ces are his digestion will bust befor'
| his finances do. But it is the prin
ciple that worries free traders. 1t j
the unity of the Creative Mind, tn
brotherhood of man, the golden rul
and its most expansive conception
Well, the principle is all right and
will keep. There is no hurry abou
the application.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-06-03

Id. Sutton, editor of the Ketchum
Aeys'one, has bought the plant and
BUSINESS of the Idaho Democrat. The
F'ahster will be made within a few
aays' at which time the public will
- more fully advised. Mr.. Sutton,
"no has been in Boise for several
usys past, will start on his return to
us iormer home this afternoon and
's mere with his family on Wednes'
0sy or Thursday next. The Demo
vat could not have passed into better
aoler hands. democrat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-06-03

CoANIssIo.;ER WELLS, i'll urging the
fcessity of collecting specimens for
r Worlds Fair says: "Every farm
ought to raise some one thing of
perlor quality. Every saw mill
90 may be able to furnish one stick
timber of extra size and clearness.
very miner and prospector should
rnlsh at least one superior specimen
ore. Every orchard in Idaho can
Foduce some fruit that cannot be
urpassed. Every woman can fur
'sn some one article of her own han
'work that will be an ornament to
me Idaho Building"
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Ndarr1eds

At the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Horenburger, Idaho City. Monday even
ing. May 80. 1899, by Father w J. A,
Hendrickx. Chas w. Smith, of this place
and Miss julia G. Marrinane, Of Quartz
burg.
The ceremony was witnessed by few
personal friends and was pronounced ny
those present very happy event The
couple start out with the best wishes O
hosts of friends throughout the county
After the ceremony the Idaho City
Brass Band sci. r..naded the newly married
cauple.
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Timber Notice.

Be it known to all whom it may con-
cern that /, the undersigned. vii. apply to
the Hon. Secretary of the Interior for .
permit to cut timber for lumber on the
following described tract Of land. lying
and being in Wolf creek in Township Z
North, Range East of Boise Meridian,
commencing at the mill and extending up
the creek and north of the mill. enclosing
one square mile, the center OF the south.
erly line being at the mill, in what will
probably be Section II, when subdivided.
of said township. The said timber is
nine tenths pine and one-tenth FIR.
WALTER z. HIATT.
Placerville, Boise Co, May II, 1s92-w3,
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Notice

Is hereby given that on Monday, the 9th
day of June, 1892, an election in school
district No. /, Boise county, State OF Ida
ho, will be held at the school heuse in
Idaho City for two trustees of said dis
tric,-a Chairman and Treasurer-one
for two and the other for three years.
The voting must be done by ballot, and
none but actuai resident freeholders and
heads of families of said district arc enti>
tied tn vote,
The polls will be open from one to five
P NJ on said day.
By order of Board of Trustees of said
district JOHN KESNALy,
Clerk,
Idaho City. idaho. May %, 1892
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Sealed Proposals

VIII be recr ived up to 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
July 12, 1892, for the purpose of construct
ing certain road commencing where the
Jerusalem road is completed, and follow
ing the blaZes to the Lawyer mine,
thence following the road down the West
Fork to connect with The road leading to
Quartzburg, eighty-rods Of said road down
West Creek to be graded where staked
Road to be ten feet wide, with all neces
sary turnouts, bridges and culverts. Tbs
Board reserves the right to reject any OF
all bids. ART CUNNINGHAM,
Clerk Board Co. CONS.
April %, 1892.
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|DURING the past three days local
(ms have been very scarce. The
|oRLD's scribe this week became
|ry much discouraged at the failure
the regular crop of news items to
eterialize and he threw down the
|ucil, grabbed up pick and shove
ID struck for the mountains with q
m determination to dig up some
|lng, but failed, hence this shortness
the local news string.
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J. G. WATTS,
Assistant Commissioner.

ANNOUNCE to the people of Idaho
City and vicinity that from and after
to. dav | will sell goods at reduced
nrioes All kinds of dress goods,
trimmed and untrimmed hats, para
soils flannels, ribbons, velvets, etc.
.to Mrs. G. CRAWFORD.
IDAHO CRY, June l, 1892.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-06-03

French handmade, sewed calf
boots, Morocco tops, So per pair, at
]. B. Emery's; plain calf, $3.50;
heavy, double-soled kip, 81. The
best calf shoes, $3.50; plain shoes,
S225.
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GENTS, ladies and children's clothes
made over, hose darned or remade,
patching and darning done with neat
ness. Cleaning speciality by Mrs.
J. w. Reel.
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All persons who are indebted to me,
either on account or by note, are requested
10 settle up by the LIST day Of July next
Any further notice will be unnecessary
This means business, AND DON'T vol FOR.
eErIr. JAMES MCINTYRE.
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\. B. MMERY has just received the
lest stock of wall paper ever shown
b; all new designs; from 10 cents
roll up; also house lining.
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J.B. EMERY has just received a lot
Of fine cheese of the following brands;
New York Cream, Canada Malt, Club
House aud Limburger.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-06-03

D. B. KIMMEL, of Boise City, was
Fcken with apoplexy last Wednes-
j evening at 6 o'clock.
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COUNTY AND STATE.

6ASTA CRUZ lime at J. B. Emery's,
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FREEZoERoSE

Will permanently cure the itching, swell.
inr and tingling caused by freezing and
frost bites Good for nothing else.
Price, SO Cents; and 81 Bottle.
Only obtained from
G. H. PALMER PH. Co,
Mich. /. 20. Kentop, Ohio.
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! Ainslie e. Gray,
FLOR N VS. A r. L a W,
)eral law practice. MINING AND WA
LITIGATION specially.
Dfice over Shainwald's Store, lioise
Idaho. Jan l2-u
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Idaho City, Idaho, May 23, 1892.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-16
MARTINS FERRY.

For the most direct, safest and quick
est route TO Wheeling, drive down
Broadway to Etnaville, down Lincoln
avenue 70 the New Back River Steel
Bridge TO Island, down North Huron
street 10 Virginia, East on Virginia TO
Penn street, down Penn one block TO
the New Main Channel Steel Bridge 10
Main street Wheeling.
Thoburn Post q. A. r. will meet at
their hall tonight at 7:3O o'clock TO
make arrangements to attend the re-
union Gt Washington, D. c.
Miss Carrie Howell, Of the Third
ward, is visiting friends in Pittsburg,
and will spend several weeks in Bray
burn before returning.
John A. Seely, Of New York, A. r.
Wallis Findley and L. d. Upham, Of
Cincinnati, were registered at the ST.
Clair Hotel yesterday.
VIM, Thomas returned from Salem
yesterday, where he had been to make
arrangements for hotel accommodations
for our fremeD.
Mr.. NJ. T. Elder and wife, OF New
Brighton, Pa, are the guests Of Mrs.
Elders parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
King.
Mrs. Susan Miller, of the Island, and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-16

ForMa1aria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWN S IRON BITTERs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-16

Mrs. Thomas Sherratt, of Pittsburg, are
the guests Of Mrs. j. L. Wells.
A smally child Of Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony Sale was buried at Rivervlew
cemetery yesterday.
The Union Cornet Band will give a
grand excursion to Myers Lake week
from next Sunday.
R. V. Mcdonald, general agent OF the
Preferred Mutual Accident Association
is in the city.
L. II. Joy, OF McKeesport, is the
guest of his son, Mr.. VIM. Joy, OF
Broadway.
Mr.. James A. Gray expects to leave
for Zoar tomorrow morning to spend a
few days.
Tom Campbell and A. R. Mcfarland,
Of the Etna mill force, are working at
Brilliant.
Andrew Washington, who was arrest
ed for adultery, paid fine and was re-
leased.
Miss Carrie Croseley returned yester-
day from a visit TO friends at Brilliant,
NJ. c. Carmichael, of Wellsburg, was
in the city on business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Sheriff, left for
their home at CadiZ, yesterday.
Miss Jennie Clark has returned from
a visit to Pittsburg friends.
Thomas Lewis, of Etnaville, is visit
ing friends at Toronto.
Harrison Belts went TO Beaver Falls
yesterday on business.
Persons who are limited in time, when
going to Wheeling, will find it to their
advantage to take the NewSteel Bridges
No waiting on this route.
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FOR SALE.

House OF rooms in McNechen, with large
lot, 76Ili6 feet Of ground and plenty OF shade
trees, e. 500 on easy terms.
House Of rooms corner Twenty-fourtb and
Woods street.
House OF rooms, Woods street Centre
Wheeling, IN splendid condition. 81 800; easy
terms
House Of rooms, Virginia street, Island,
one.hslf lot on MccolIoch street, ceHtre
Wheeling, $500.
House OF rooms, Twenty FIRST street.
House OF rooms, &Sbi Market street. q 900.
House rooms, Chspine street, Sixth ward,
5000.
Lot on Twenty ninth street. $500.
House Of rooms, Woods street, Centre
Wheeling, 81 800
Splendid farm, 70 acres. nine miles castor
House OF hye rooms on Fourteenth street
House OF four rooms on Eighteenth ttrest
Two very desirable lots on South Front street.
Business house on Chapline and Twenty sixth
Large lot at MeMschsn. Ground iooraoA
Very cheap.
House Of eight rooms, with modern convent.
euces on Jacob street, between Fifteenth And
Sixteenth streets.
Corner ons.hGlf lot on HoCOllOch aud Bsl
montstreeu
one Of the best manufacturing sites 10 the
city, fronting on two railroads.
MONEY TO LOAN.
800, $500, sl,oOo, 81, 500 and 900 on city real
estate.
NESBITT d. DEVINE,
auI3 1919 Market Street.