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the devil has possessed such wicked cor
morants to withhold it, 1t is not likely
that many persons will experience great
shock TO their sensibilities at the thought
of Luther having written words like
these. On the contrary, the righteous
wrath to which he gives such robust ex-
preston Will find a general echo in the
minds of discriminating people. Pre-
cisely such capacity as Luther's for be-
ing angry with the wicked is what has
made the leaders in all our modern hui
manitarian movements. Now. where is
the essential difference between such a
spirit and that which finds voice in the
vehement anathemas of the early psalm
lists and prophets? Was not their attitude
of mind, aside from Oriental modes OF
thought and forms of language, practi-
cally parallel with Luther's, and with
that of men like Howard and WILDER
force and Henry Bergh, in our own day,
who have given their lives to the expo
sure and abatement of cruel wrongs to-
wards men and animals? After all there
is not much real good TO be done in this
world, nor much Roadway to be made
against iniquity, without the stalwart
and, on occasion, irate sort of righteous
ness which makes a man say, DO not ]
hate them, o Lord, that hate thee? and
am l not grieved with those that rise
up against Thee? / hate them with per-
feet hatred; l count them mine enc
mics"
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UNPRECEDENTED
u INTEREST YEARS PER CEN

Valley
FROM oF2unnse 2nales
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-09

There are four times az many Irishmen
in the United States as En-iislmen.
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William j. Gilmore, the well-known
Philadelphia manager, is probably more
heavily interested in theatrical enter
prises than any man in America. He
owns and personally directs the magnifi-
cent Central Theater IN Philadelphia,
which is acknowledged by all to be the
handsomest and best-equipped house of
the kind in this country. 1t has long
been known as the house of elevated
vaudeville, melodrama and combination
specially, and is the family theater of the
Quaker City. It has been the scene of a
large number of tremendous triumps, and
sl}e record of the receipts is said to be re-
iaserkaBle. Mr. Gilmore is also the owGer
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R,1sfneaa Wnrns.

9 SUCCESSOR TO earle & CRoT,Y. CON
- tractor and Builder. orders solicited and
promptness guaranteed Office and shop.
1924 Second street. between K and L.
TyÌdenniÌ hlasatel. (Chicago [Ill.) 1892-1???, 1892-11-30
Chicago, streda dne 80. listopadu, 1892.
Cislo 1S,

"Jak dloulo tomu co jest rrkou HemanovychE'
"Vice nez pet ned6.'
Tot ncmoznoH zahucel Pcta Tenkra obdrze midi
list tax rychle by j by naez:'
$50 pavis!'
a ja1 dlouIpo. obclrze Herman rndj dopis!'
"l)en pO unosu dfvky.
Nemozno Tot by bya hra ty tvrds pax
eprv odieE'
'Ano.'
'Nen to ona! zasepa sisnene Zron "A ysl,'
"Krl Jan do nj zamovan buiu
vdcem pdmGtu eho nG, donum ej uznani nasi
kOnnOu'
"Tedy obGt!"
"Pravdu's del: obG"
"A jak;m prdvem ctces j zaprodat"
Privem bezohenGho z jest hoov dopusit zlo6nu
pro pesv6d6enf!'
Tot spana cesta."
"lna5 JEFF puvod!
Skoro vn mi pov6deno veleuGnym arcibiskupem,
enz pred 30 roxy meska CachacE umu eji may
PAN Zrona vyko5i prudce pfechze po svnc Richard
n4 z6davG pohHe TehM siIlel
"Ano-ae tvs rozdiIen"'
Niko, una Zirotn opet pfipomu6l
81 toiko pravG toto dobG em meska mG6 tom Vypravuj
dale
"'rochdzel eda probostem Enstachn tajnym Albgen-
pred avnn chramem naednOu uslysf paG ma6ho
OhGdnuv spa nGmeekGho zodn6fe hrubym
naval kopn Jeoz konc byo pvzino noy as douletG
d6cko ke bolestnG pkao. Zastavl zronoe nabnuI
kok markH dko nebot nenoh dfva ebo tapni
yda suOvec, odpovGdGv ozku ucen6ho tko lap
ancovan hopody pmcGe Jst6 mus arcibskup
nou dovGd&v proo Eustacus by zatGen a podezfen
buda Tim zpHsobem nezv6d komu ditko naez nebot
osmG vsoup as diva roxy do mGsa bya krGma zcen
mach Nec6e mnoho ypat TECH z zash cisafky oud
ably sam neupad poczenf neby poznan pfe Eutachvza
pomenul mfyaa kdy Nata tax hyo nazvano dGPhta
shy6-"jinych rodica a sta Sc j otcem.'
TyÌdenniÌ hlasatel. (Chicago [Ill.) 1892-1???, 1892-11-30
Y druzine dobrodruha kra|e
HIsTORICKf ROMAN. sepsal BoHUMIL HAvLAsA.
PokraGovanf.
ROcnik 7.

"a rak pokr"coya magister "yyssi svrIs
kou mann kreet Proo sem odepfc b zneuznantm Leo
lyna zvol A Jako jemnz nkdo upft
aspoh podobi coveku VGvok6 zezlo hean unen pa
nova6nost chci 81 shladit obazeni du.'
"Bud H sem elno" ravI oP5uji to dnes 6ih coko
ale rid vdy slecbenymi ziadmi pteen
poo usna ruchiv6 pov6ny dobrodru
zapomenuta, pohrobena svoboda Walesskych BitG"
"Oni nezahynul budou zt' zvoa Richard eho zpay
"Nezahynui!' op6tova trpce Picha
"Brian6 ou ar podroben, dG vsak budou dvoinasob
Nezapomnan ve bTatry vykonn druhe
vash, pax ob6tuji krajantm!'
"NevGfm tvJrn nalGiim.'
"VGf!
"NGchme tto ronn!uvy Icharde po6 opst po nasn chu
pan re Zlona; 'zjevmi ted pTcnu sv6 cey'
"Gd Ledam tvora ma n6mz ttto cnvf spocva vypntnf
nasch pland.':
Neddv6fivG pohledI ma nGEo Pichta
"y nev6s Al pane Zotfne, my5im pomarniv poovic
zvoa dvorG anas rozmary vdsn6 kradv."
"a ty spoehaSH
"Ano pftei.'
"1ot ndramna Odvazlivost
"Mus ov6dct! Vas'h stale ponoulna umks
vana jez naleza poyy tat vaa Ndryd svuje ednovc
covanou ia dokazu jake tfnG svGfue osud ak
poaru tscam ia b mlaGck kruo
osoby krem dvyu iG Sc naleza moa MiGina
"DfvkuT zvoa pfekvapen Iirotin.
"Coz ii o tax divn1W
"Dfvku divkurusoyou, krsnyc modrJc oc krd
sy pleti, akou Sc hono1 dcey Alliom.'
"Tak jest" odpov6d6 Richard; "ale tys naden roen?7
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BELLAlRh.
An Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass CITY. q

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass CITY. "a
Ex.Commissione Berry writes card
in which he says Commissioner Harris
card was full OF Misrepresentation and
faIsehood; that Mr.. Hart was charged
with the duty OF measuring the stone
work in dispute, but instead OF doing
so relied upon the statements OF the con-
tractor, Andrew Hammond. Since Mr..
Hart saws he took the statements OF Mr..
Berry, the point OF difference between
them Is not essential. The Independent,
in commenting on these cards, says they
"are very much like the excuse OF i
didn't know it was loaded that is furn-
ished by tho fellow who is careless in
the use Of fire arms"
The subscription for the new Novelty
Stamping Company still goes, and the
committee on location held meeting
in the Mayors private office yesterday
evening to advise with each other on
the matter. The company will most
likely build its own works, so rs to con-
veniently arrange all its parts, as was
done by the Wheeling company, but
thew have not definitely determined
upon tile site, nor will they until after
the arrival Of the charter and the tor-
NAL organization under it
Thomas Donavin, after being held in
iail hero several days for some one to
bail him out, was taken to st. Clairs-
vile by Marshal Johnson, to await an
investigation by the grand jury with
reference to the assault upon William
Wigfeld.
Henry W. Bahra, II. Bowers, A. Ma
hone, John Keys, Albert Tibert, q. Fitz-
patrick, A. Bahra, John Thurn and NJ.
Bowers, all steel workers, are IN camp
near s1nfish on the river bank, and are
having good time.
The school board held meeting last
night to hear reports from various com:
mittees as to repairs and teacher OF
physical culture, ETC., but nothing OF
Importance was definitely settled.
Mrs. W. ]. Mills and Mrs. Mary
O'Donnell and two sons left yesterday
to spend q week in Monroe county.
DR.. j. w. Cooper and vile will spend
this week at the rural home OF rela-
tive, east OF Wheeling.
Charles F. Thahl will join the knights
Templar excursion TO Denver the early
part of next month.
The B. & O. pay car distributed the
monthly pay among the employees hero
yesterday
County Treasurer Frank Archer was
mingling with the politicians here yes
terday.
Mrs. Sarah Burtoft and daughter Miss
Lizzie left yesterday to yisitin Pennsyl-
vania. =
Chat II. Lewis, wife and son Chester,
are visiting Cleveland friends this week.
James F. Anderson, esq, was at St.
Clairsville yesterday on business.
John W. Hawkins left yesterday on a
trip for o. z. Mason.
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pREsroN REpuB1IoANs.

Ono OF Their Number says He Will Ask n
Supreme JadssShlp.
To he Editor Of he Lrteltgeneer
stR:-Preston county Republicans
note with feelings of no little gratifica-
ton the sentiment which seems to pre-
vail throughout the state that our
county should DO accorded representa-
ton on tho state ticket at the approach
ing election. And, inasmuch as this
recognition. seems to DO duo our posi-.
tomas the leading Republican county OF
the state, and intended,to certain degree
as a compliment and encouragement to
further work ut the polls, your corfe'
spondent feels that in order, that such
recognition shall be areaI compliment
and material encouragement to the party
in this county, great care should be ok:
ercised in the selection OF the repre-
sentative. The Republicanlsm OF this
county is of no mushroom growth; but
is built up and ia maintained by tho in
telligent enforcement Of Republican
ideas among the people by class OF
able and discreet leaders since the Or
ganization OF the Republican party.
These leaders having carried the
county for Abrahem Lincoln in 1854,
have continued to increase the majority
at each succeeding election, till Presi-
dent Harrison carried 1t by d majority
OF more that 1000 in 1888.
We are glad to say a number OF these
old leaders are still in the work: profni.
nent among whom is Hon. James A.
Brown, Of Ktngwood. While your cor
respondent deems It wholly unnecessary
to write him up in the newspapers in
order. that his political standing, his
ability us a lawyer, and his character us
q citizen may be made known to tho
voters OF this county, who readily recog-
nize his ability and high character; yet
it is but just to the party in the
state at large; that it be made &C.
quainted with the real sentiments OF the
Republicans OF this county, which your
correspondent finds to be, first: The
representative to be selected, in ordcr
to secure the greatest strength OF the
party at polls must be man who has
real strength with the people, and who
they desire to SEQ advanced. Secondly,
he must be man. who by development
and practical experience Is qualified to
fill position for which he may be
named. The Republicans OF this county
believe they have such a man in the
person of Mr.. Brown. and 1t is the real
desire OF the Republican voters of this
county that he DO selected by the state
convention as tho Republican candi.
date for Judge Of tho supreme court OF
appeals, as is shown by tho fact that the
entire delegation from this county is
going to the convention for the purpose
OF securing his nomination II possible.
PRESTON REPUBLICAN,.
KingWood, W Va, July 16, 1892.
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ApLoopY TRAGEDY.

a Farmer Shoots I,is Daush,or's Lover
aud is in Turn Killed Himself.
ST. PAUL, July IDA special to the
Pioneer Pres from Deadwood, S. D.,
says: sturgis, a valley town twelve
miles east Of here, was the scene Of a
double tragedy yesterday. Bad blood
has existed for some months between
George Woods, farmer and father OF
five children, and George Goodstood, a
young man who has been cou rting one
daughter Of fifteen summers. This was
greatly at the fathers displeasure, who
repeatedly threatened tho young man
with harm. Yesterday they met and
Woods drew pistol and fred two
shots. both taking effect over his adj
versary's heart. Goodstood fell, but
quickly regained his feet and drawing
gun fred two ahots, one striking the
old man in the head aud the other in
the bowels. The former died in few
seconds and the latter an hour alter
wnFds .a.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents auI Iueldenta IN TINT Thriving
City-Personnl and Industrial

Accidents auI IucIIents In TINT Thriving
CIty-Personnl and Industrial.
There is talk of organizing Harri-
son and Reid marching club OF seventy
five or one hundred members. The
larger the club tho better. We have
had good clubs hero every campaign for
years, but they were not large enough
to make big showing.
Edwin Ferry, the tragedian, will open
the Martins Forty Opera House on
Thursday night, September l. with
"Virginius." Ferry, who has been hore
twice, is supported by tirst-class com.
pany this year.
A kiln OF 100000 brick was fred at the
Belmont brick works yesterday. max.
ing the fifth this year. Commencing
tomorrow the works will turn out 25,-
900 daily, an increase OF 1900.
Considerable interest is taken in the
Odd Fellows excursion on the Wheeling
& Lake Eric road Tomorrow to Zoar.
The train will leave Martins Ferry ut I
o'clock and return at 10.
The employees on tho Now Steel
Bridges are making this the popular
route for pleasure driving by their po-
likeness and desire to please.
Captain Abram Lash and George
Chessel, who have been visiting the
Owl fishing camp, near Loceyville. re'
turned last evening.
The electric light bonds Of $500 each
were sold ut tho meeting OF council on
Monday night to Lawbrect 4 Co., at
$3.50.
Mrs. A. D. Plattner of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, is tho guest OF her sisters, Mrs,
William P. Griffith and Mrs. Lou Daw-
son.
The New Steel Bridges furnish the
quickest and safest route between Mar.
tins Ferry and Wheeling.
DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Blackford and Mrs.
Z. 9. Boyd got back from the east yes
terday.
Mayor Hams has been catching some
fine fish in the river here the past few
days.
Charley Downey and Will Frazier re.
turned from Cleveland yesterday.
The work OF building the Baptist
church will be commenced soon.
The pudding department of the
Etna mill will probably resume next
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William Timmons, Postmaster Of Ida.
Vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has
done more for me than all other medi-
Cines combined, for that bad feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver trouble"
John Leslie, farmer and stockman, OF
same place, says: Find Electric Bitters
to be the best Kidney and Liver medi-
cine, made me feel like new man." J.
W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same
town, says: Electric Bitters is just the
thing for man who is all run down and
dom t care whether he lives or dies; he
found new strength, good appetite and
felt Just like he had new lease on life.
Only so cents bottle, at Logan Drug
Co.'s Drug Store. q
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srr. Cnr.kadon's Position.
~ Ediior ofMe Inteuinenoer.

TO ne Edii0f Of me IRteulOenc6.
sm:-Will you admit me to correct
tho incorrect aud seemingly malicious
charge contained in your paper OF to-
day made by your acknowledgements.
where he charges me with "tlagrant
flirtations during the past year with
the Peoples party, Alliance party and
several other political organizations"
have never affiliated with but two
parties in my life, A refugee from home
and kindred I was baptized amid the
carnage of war into tho Republican
party. After serving that part faith.
fully as long as my convictions OF
fidelity to the interest OF God and
humanity would permit, withdrew
from it and joined the Prohibition
party and although | am in full sym
patty with my fellow farmers of the
Alliance Ia nom political organization)
and with the objects and aims Of the
Peoples party, so far as they 90, have
never voted with or joined any other
than the Prohibition party and am
happy in my present political relations.
r. R. CARsKADoN.
Keyser, w Va, July Is.
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A rIond puni,npd by n Mob.

JACKSON, Mss, July l0.-Ncws of tho
outrage Of Ola Maddox, white, aged
fifteen, and the subsequent shooting of
her assGilant, Dave Davis, has Just been
received here. Davis, burly negro,
enticed the girl to field, outraged her
ana then dragged her to neighboring
mouse, whore he kept her all night, re.
Pea'edIy assanlting her. She finally es.
capped and told her story. The negro
was arrested by u posse, who started to
taN9 him to jail, but on the way he was
shot by mob, who took him from tho
posse and loft his body in the woods to
be food for buzzards.
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Delegate. Appointed.

VtV7u VIFEuTCN % NC INtENytNttF'
RED Mills, W. Va, July l0.-The Re-
pubIicans Of Proctor district, Wetzel
county, W. Va, met ut Red Mills, in
pursuance to the call OF the executive
committee and appointed the following
delegates to the various conventions:
State-William Carney, ]. 7. Rohr-
t6E2uGh. Scnatorial-J. D. Conrey, CIV.
Wright,
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Monday. The mill committee and the
managers will meet this morning at 10
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wns,man returned last
night from East Liverpool
Clarence Eberts returned yesterday
from Chippewa Lake.
The glass factories arc getting ready
to start.
Council will meet again tomorrow
night.
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THE BIRTH PLACE OF JAS. G. BLAINE

Is Pennsylvania Many other great mon emf.
nate from this great state OF Pennsylvania It
Is also the birth place OF tho purcst best and
most reliable Stimulant known to all tho world
Known best, however, to PennSylyanlanS, and
appreciated most by tho invalid, who cheeriully
admits that there Is one rye that can be had
where sworn certificate Of purity is furnished
with every bottle bearing tho name OF MAX
Klein, Gickenheimer, Finch. Gibson and
Duqncsns sl.S per quart, and Silver Ago
recommended By physiol9ns as chemically pure,
81 80 per quart. Send to MAX Klein. 81 Federal
ST., Allegheny. Pa, for catalogue and price list
mailed upon application.
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Charter GRANTED.

NY1FIN UI'poEcR % thc IntHlgtRccr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, July 1o.-The
Peoples Building aud Loan Association
No. was chartered to-day by the sec
rotary OF state. The principal office is
at Morgantown, W. Va. The capital
subscribed is $1,000, with privilege
granted to increase to 100000. The in.
GorporatorB are e. Shisler, W. Moor
head, Il. L. Fast, J. N. Reed, ]. L.
Fleming, NJ. L. Cassellberry, II. i. Rice,
N; Hayes, A. L. Nye and ]. +. Wallace,
aIl residents Of Morgautown.
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ClTYoF MEXICO, July l0.-The warden
Of tho penitentiary at seacatera reports
mat last Friday three prisoners who
were serving lie sentences for robbery
were , instantly killed by electricity dis
charged during the progress OF tunder
Storm sM and ten others were made insen.
s s; by II, five Of that number having
since died IRON thoir injuries.
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EASTERN PANHANDLE.
-.,,scsl Favoritos Discussed by
tho Counties East of
rHE allegheny MOUNTAINS.

q, .,,Iar Men for the Republican Gu.
'" ',r..no,orlal NomInation..A Pretty
r,c,lonal War Among Democrats.
ra,uer Eastman Hasn't Much of a
snow Among Politicians, but tho
Farmers Want Him.-Favorltes for
the Authorship.
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Rantell, one of the agitators who
helped precipitate the blowing up OF
the Frisco mill, was arrested in Spokane
Friday night and charged with murder.
He is m eloquent but incendiary anar-
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FOR RENT.
FOB Said.

3X acres ofland at Pleasant Valley: now mod
on said land. Price 5000
16o.Acre and q 40.acre tract Of land near Louis.
bureh, Dallas county, No. Will exchange for
residence property In the Ohio Valley.
BELVEDERE LOTS,
Ranging In price from sl1o to $3.50 lot
No. l06 Main street. store room aud dwelling
and q full lot for $1,000
No l0SS Chapline street, for $1,000.
ThreetoomGd cottage on MoupdSvtlle Camp
No. 2S22 Woods street sl,5OJ.
b1.acrc farm near Marshall County Poor Farm
Exlcy lots. east side ofLind street and south
Of Tenth street.
No. 26Ol Market street.
No. 6S Thirty.irlt street. ground 66xl25
feet rooms, price. COZ
No. lbs EotStreet half lot............... 500
No. 70 Thlrty.etghth street".."..."."....,. $500
No. 81 Thlrty.elghth street ........... 1850
No. 1850 Charles street aud three lots..... $50
Pleasant Valley lots $3.50 10 $3.50 each
b0acro farm, known as Porter farm, SaS pof
10. 2tO2 chapltns street.
No. 19l Sixteenth street.
Five-r0omed house and lot OF McNtechen.
-Four lots In MoMechen Mlller's addition.
No. 22I Sixteenth street
No. 90 North Front street
No 1925 McCoIloch street, lot G0Xl20 feet, S1,5oa
Lot on South Front street, $1,000.
..ay,
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New ALBANY, IND, July l0.-Thc
ea'''O0und Ohio Il Mississippi express
IRAN srsln, at the crossing of tho Clarksville
' s,S,, TWO miles east OF hero, yesterday
I pEi buggy in which Mrs. Emma
! pnIlpPs, aged thirty-thrce years; Miss
nsI Phipps, aged twenty.six years
" S. frank MCCamp, aged thirteen
OF them. '"'"' '"IuF'"s "'
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One lot on McColloch street Sixth wnrt. $50.
Half lot on Jacob street, Fifth ward, 500.
Hall lot corner McColloCh aud Belmont
streets. $500
House, four rooull. Jacob street, COntro Wheel.
ing. ground 3Sxl00 feet, SLIGO.
House, eight rooms brick, Market street,
Centre Wheeling. $3,4O0.
House OF seven rooms Eotf street. $1,000 cash.
balance on easy terms, 50 800
Very desirable building lots in BehronS &
speiderS addltloni also on the late sitc OF street
House Of fivc rooms on Eor street. between
,Twenty.iOurth and Twenty.Afth streets, SlS0..
House. six rooms, Wood street. Centre Wheel
ing, SI.SS1
House. five rooms, brick, Fourteenth street.
Halt lot on Twenty.nlnth street, $500.
House, three rooms. First ward, $50
Two very desirable lots on South Front strs1s
Island.
business house on corner Twenty.llxth aud
< large lOs a. McMscheu. 100 by 2oS feet Very
cheap.
tween Fifteenth aud Sixteenth streets
Seven lots, t0Vl00 feet, In Eilan. Whyte and
Gallagher's addition. Price 500 TO 500 each;
Oneo tho best manufacturing sites In the city,
fronting on two railroads
Lots IN Fifth ward, In Fiian & whytGs aadt'
ton
sSoo, $500 and $1,000 to lOau on city real estate.
NEsBITT g. DEVINE,
900 N..t.oA ck..ak Ivf
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toll; loops Sar'aparilla is an honest mod.
E osoa honestly advertised for those dis
e" mra, which 1t honestly and absolutely
g s' IL
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
1899 Market Street. ly6
PHoPoSALs.

II S. ENGINEER OFFICE. CUSTOM
" House, Cincinnati, Ohio July 49,, 1872;
Seated proposals for furnishing Brick, Sand aud
Stone required for lock and movable dam No. 0,
Ohio river, near Beaver, Pa, will be received ht
this office until 800 p. IN, August l6. 1872, and
then publicly opened. Specifications; blank
forms, and all available information will DO fur
nlshOd on application TO this Office. Amos Stick
noy, Major OF Engineers, U. A.
IViRi4 ~ ~ Aafigi3i If
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-20
DROPOsALs FOR GRADING.

scaled proposals will DO received at the once
Of the Board Of Public Works Of tho city OF
Wheeling until ~ O'clock noon Of Wednesday,
July &C, 1892, for grading several streets and
alleys in the city Of Wheeling, Specifications Of
same eau be seen NJ the otiiOo Of the Board OF
Public Works BIDS 70 DO made BY tho cubic
yard. The Board rcservei tho right 10 reject
any or all bids or 10 DO given in the best Inter
est for tho city OF Wheeling Proposals TO DO
marked proposals for Grading"
iyfb TfiOS. 81. DARRAH, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-20

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