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Not !candidata.

Piasbaqh Commercial Gasetts
Although out OF the cabinet, Mr..
Blaine has not become candidate, and
no one can say that no has not from
the very first discouraged all efforts in
hiahehalf.
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direction, and from where he met his
tragical end the oncoming train could
be seen with unobstructed view at the
Jdistance-oE nearly mile. The body
was friehtfully mangled.
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Pastor Of the Presbyterian church of
Sparta, \. j., voluntarily writes strong
" in favor Of Hoods sarsaparilla. He
saws: Nothing / know OF will cleanse
the blood, stimulate the liver or clean
the stomach like this remedy. ] know
Of scores and scores who have been
helped or cured by it"
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pnlont. to Won YirElnIans.
sp.etal pipaleA o ~ InleIlioenov.

wAsHISaToS, D. G., June Patents
have been, granted to Elben Q. Fisher,
Of sissonville, for a corn'planterj John
II. Kennett, Of Huntington, for shalt
or pole support; John w. Thrush, OF
Keyser, Tor reversible double shovel
pillow.
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Pass This Around.

Pittsburgh coptmectal Gdsct'e.
Keep cool over Minneapolis. No use
getting heated over candidates. Tho par
ty is greater than any man. and the Re-
publiclns should be ready to forego
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TnE conclusion we come to after read
ing the reports from Minneapolis is
that Mr.. Blaine will be nominated;
Harrison will be chosen; dark horse
will DO the nominee. Our readers may
depend on it that we have made a cor
rect forecast Of the result.
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The highest praise has been won by
Hoods Pills for their easy, yet efficient,
action. 4
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"How could DO for anybody but Harrison
marshal In our slater said Delegate !. c, White,
Of Yves; Virginia, at Minneapolis. Ptits6trgh
Cohmu,idi Gdtctie,
The INTELLIGENCE has not communi-
Gated with Prof. White on this subject,
but it is willing to risk most anything
on the assertion that he never made
such remark.
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IF the assessor has omitted to assess
You, see TO It that you arc listed. You
will BIO deprived OF your vote In No
vember IL your name is not on the as
SCISSORS book.
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personal preferences for the sakeof the
principles which the candidate merely
stands for. Iat
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AFu1L line of E @. Burt's celebrated
fine shoes just received.
L. v. BLOND, Sole Agent.
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Cioihier and Rlrnishe.
Till he could tic an Ascot tie
She said they'd have 10 larry.
Alas for herl For when he'd learned
He was too old TO marry.
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wlth ApologIo. . Tonny.On.

PUCK
Ihold It true. whate'er beialls,
IT'S only stupid 70 be good;
For wealth. can not win 'Ooronets
And look with scorn on Norman blood.
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The amount Of enthusiasm mani
tested az the Minneapolis convention at
the mention of party principles and
leaders indicates that the Republicans
are not in splitting mood. The little
difference about the choice Of candi-
dates will pass away as an incident Of a
great convention, and all will go home
to work for continued Republican SUI
premacy and Protection to American
industries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-08
Lot Sale at Glendale /!
TUESDAY, JUNE IS, 1892.

Beautiful. high living land Most OF the lots
i00by l75 feet some much larger. Three parks
Ample Streets made very large In effect by o..
tabIIshed building lines. Good nelghbors and
no croWding Many shade trees, end more 10 be
sci out Electric light assured. Poles. wire and
other materials already ordered. Cheap railroad
raleI Nine trains each way daily. Health, com.
fort and economy In buying and building at
GltndAle.
This Il not a boom movement, nor Is this a
time 10 be booming real estate It Is the time
for purchasers 10 secure bargains. Examine the
property It's improvements and It's surround
inRi Notice the march Of Improvement south.
ward along the river There Is no other place
within reach OF Wheeling Is beautiful As Glen.
dale or as certain TO grow In value and attract
ivcneSS Remember the day Of sale aud be there.
June 2S 1902
For plRts, giving full information apply By
postal card or in person to the undersigned.
MzE. ERSkINR.
Truree Of the Glendale Syndicate, 1918 Market
street. Wheeling. les
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5UNERAL NOTICE-K. 6. E.

FUNERAL NOTICE TX. G. E.
The officers and members Of Garfield Castle No.
g, K. O. Z, are hereby notified 70 meetat their
Castle Hall on Wednesday, June S at l O'Clock
D. m, 10 attend the funeral OF our deceased
brother. w. O. Marsh.
Vited TO attend By order of
80 GEORGE ". cHARNocR. N. q.
HENRY McCuIIRY NJ r ieI
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EXECUToR's NOTICE.

cToCKs FOR SALE.
10shares Standard Iron Company
70 IhAreS Junction Iron Company.
10ShRreS Wheeling Title and Trust Company
6OGharaS Bellalre Nall Mill.
2OShareS EIna Iron and Steel Company
80 shares Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co
10 shares Peabody Insurance Company.
5shAres Fire and Marine Insurance Company
6shAres National Bank Of ClAylyllle. Pa
r g IRWIN, Broker
jes No. y Twelfth Street
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A TTENTIoN. SIR KNIGHTS.

a 49,,
TO meet at the Asylum promptly. on "Wednesday,
June s. at II 80 O. m, 10 accompany the remAlns
OF our Sir ]. A. H. Parsons 70 Washington, IA.
Members OF Wheeling Commnndery are cour'i
,teouSly invited 70 unite with rs.
800 FRANK H WARDEN, Z; 9.
" IT GPlau TlNHnfdor ieh
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TIE New York World is beginning Its
campaign of Misrepresentation thus
early. 1t says: "a large number of
fedora! officers and clerks have gone to
Minneapolis to help nominate Mr.. Har-
rison. But is that what the people pay
their salaries for% The truth Of the
matter is, and it is borne out by all the
reports from Minneapolis, that never
before were there SO few federal Office
holders in attendance at a national con-
vention Of party in power.
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TTNIoN DISTRICT REPUBLICANS
U j 10 THE FRONT.
There Will DO meeting Of the Union District
Repubiican Club at their hall, In the Lutz build:
inr No 1904 Market street this evening at 1870
O'Clock, for the purpose Of eleetlnE otieen toE
the coming campaign and such other ousine9
that may come before the club. BY order o. the
ii. a. HLRRIaHr. N. Secretary. ies
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UANTED-TINNER FOR OUTSIDE
w and inside work; steady work the year
r0und. Apply 70 A. WATSON, East Liverpool
Ohio leI
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UTANTED-B0ARD FOR A LADY
wv and three children IN healthy and CON
yenient plRee near wheeling. Answer 70 ARCH
iTF6T GEiNER wheeling. W. Va le6.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-08

One OF the American Economists "short
tariff sermons" shows in a nutshell the
benefit of protection to American agri-
culture. 1t calls attention to the fact
that the American policy was inaugu-
rated by farmers for the special benefit
offarmers. A majority of the members
of the first Congress, which framed the
first tariff for protection, we're farmers,
and the bill was signed by Washington,
farmer President. The benefit to the
farmers was that it created a home mar
ket for their products by encouraging
the erection Of manufacturing commu-
mites. The EconomiS says:
Nothing has ever been able to wean the Amer:
lean farmer from his love for WaShington's and
HamiliOn'S and JeitetSon's and MAdtsons Pro.
tcctive policy. And the Free. Tradc "retormer'
Is unable to do 50 to-day.
Farmers see the land Of Virginia, which has
few factories, selling on the average at about I'll
an acre, while the poorer land of Pennsylvania,
with many factories, brings SO an acre
In Mississippi, devoted exclusively to agrtcul'
ture land sells for less than six dollars an acre
but brings So In sterile, but manufacturing,
Massachusetts.
The average In Georgia. where mills are almost
unknown, Is between 81 and s. per acre; but IN
New Jer.ey with oil It's SwanpS and clay beds,
the ayerage value OF land Is sos.
Is it any wonder that intelligent
American farmers refuse to heed the
free trade claim that Protection only
benefits, the manufacturer? Without
the great protected industries where
would be the farmers market2
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HERE is a tariff picture that needs no
comment: During the nine months
before the sugar schedule Of the Nc
Kinley bill went into effect, our i'm
ports of beet sugar we're $685., 800
pounds. For the nine months ending
March 81, 1902, the imports were but
2sl, 7ls,70O. 1t will be remembered
that the Mckinley bill places bounty
on beet sugar which is building up our
own beet sugar industry.
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MEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

WTANTED-NURsE GIRL-NURsE
w girl wanted At No, 8 Fifteenth street,
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mo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

have concluded to withdraw from the field
as candidate for County ASSESSOR country dis !.
trict in favor Of Robert Anderson, and would
urge ali Republicans 70 support him.
A J. sCHULTzE
. wnrrt1rn. W Va. Juno I. ls92. les
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-08

1.-THE ISTELL10ESCER, embracing is several edi'
lions Is entered in the PoStoflce at Wheeling,W w.
Va, nS second class matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-08

A son of the late President Chester
A. Arthur is conspicuous among the
Coaching set" and opera habitues in
Paris this season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-27
KINGwOpD.

KINGWOOD, W. VA. June 25.-Mr VIII
Shary, of independence, drove to Albrigbts.
vile Sunday morning Ia see mis- wife and
daughter who are visiting at that place. he
returned home Monday
MIR. Charles Gross was drowned IN
Snowy creek, near Coriuth, SUNDAY while
in bathing. His body was brought 70 this
place Monday evening and inferred At
ReedsviAe Tuesday morning by Valley
Lodge, No. 81, 1. o. C. r. He was a SON
Of Nicholas Gross, former 10 Valley Dis
trict, about six miles west Of Kiugwood
Charley was an exem blary young man; he
taught school Of whters and worked \,
other work during y summers, and had
in tins way acquired b fair education. he
was 0p Tk4 family have the SYM.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-27

Special attention is invited to line Of Boys
mMothers' Friend" and "Star" Waists Ladies derby
Waists Ladies Union Silk and Sanitary Lse Union Suits
also French Vests Boys, Misses Chds and Infants
Vests Mems Babrggan Shirts and Drawers; also lot of
Ladies Babrggan Vests reduced from 70 cents to 20 cents
We invite the attention of ladies, also to our SUPERIOR
LINE of Ladies' Cambria and Muslin Underwear made to
order for our own sales and with safety recommend
All these goods in Market Street Room
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-27
LOT SALE At GLEND
Tuesday, june 70, IS.

Beautiful. hisn lying lard. Most Of g.
100 by 10 feet; sumo much iargeE Three
Ample streets made very large in effect
tablishsd building lines.
Good neighbors and no crowding; many
trees, and more 10 be set out: electric M
surcd, poles, wire and other materials a.
ordered; cheap railroad rates, niue tralt
way daily: health. comfort aud ecOnf
buying and building At Glendale.
This Ia not boom movement. nor 10
time 10 be booming real estate. u Is IN
for purchasers 20 secure bargains. ~
the property. its improvements and &C.
roundIngs: notice The marsh OF inproyf
southwark along the river There Is no
place within reach OF Wheeling 81 bcauu
Glendale, or Gs certain 20 grow IN Valus .
tractiyeness. Remember the day Of sal
be there, June %, Isp2 For plsts giyinl
Information apply by postal card or IN
10 the undersigned.
Trustee OF the Glendale Syndicat
iueseAdh 1918 Market ST.. Wheel
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FOR SALE

House OF rooms, Twenty first street.
House OF rooms z5l Market street. Y, ~
house rooms, CnsPline street, Sixth W
% 600.
House rooms. 100 jacob street. $50.
Lot on Twenty-Binth street. S5c0
One-hslf lot on TWenty.ninth street No1
One-nAN lot on Jacob street. FIN ward
House Of rooms. Woods street. Csntfr
spIsadid farm, 50 sores. nine miles east q
House on Ave rooms on Fourteenth street
House Of three rooms Ia FIRST ward, tsDl
House Of four rooms on Bignteenth sst
Two very desirable lO.s on South Front strss
Business s 6oas. on Cha Iins and rWsnty-sirtA
Large 10. at MeMsehsu- Ground ioori
Very cheap
Hoase OK eight rooms. with modef9 conT
ences. on Jacob street, between : 49,
Sixteenth streets.
Corner one-half lot 60
mont streets
AOnssof
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-27
WELL, MY FRIENDS,

Sabbath after Sabbath Gospel messen.
gers have come searching down for your
souls. We have swept the sea with the
graphing hook Of Christs Gospel.
Again and again we have thought that
you were at the surface, and we began
to rejoice at your redemption; but at the
moment OF our gladness you sank back
again into the world and back again
into sin. To-day we come with this
Gospel searching for your soul. We
apply the cross Of Christ first 10 see
whether there Is any life left in you,
while all around the people stand look
ing 70 see whether the work will be
done, aud the angels of God bend down
and witness; and oh! il now we could
see only one spark OF love and hope and
faith, we would send up a shout that
would be heard on the battlements OF
heaven, and two worlds would keep iu-
bilee because communication is open be-
tween Christ and the soul, and your ma
ture that has been Sunken in sin has
been lifted into the light and the Joy Of
the Gospel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-27

DOR RENT-NEW SlA-ROOM a
u with finished attic. Win ais !
yeniences, South Front street, is.al
OF G. I. HELD, corner Sixteen'n
StfAef
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EoR RENT-Two FURNIsHEl
u without board, 222s Market stre'
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RICE?
-
MINERS BOUGHT WITH
is BLOOD.
Received In L9nion-His
'buras on the Text "Ys
Prics." Christ Tempt
Condemned 20 Death.

Pncs."-CariH Tempt
Condemned 70 Death.
AND, June 96,-Au
greeted Or. Taimage
osed OF people who
ON all parts Of the
10 hear the famous
His reception In
most enthusiastic.
awaiting him from
arly pleading for a
I'm have TO preach
week il he accepts
age of the urgent
mt 20 him. He is
2 the extreme cor
ln. Or. Talmage
The Immense
Cor. 6 20, 'Ge
e."
through his val
mine the arches,
s-plots, the fish
81 conservat les, the parks Of
fOu say with yourself or you
"What di3 an this cost?'
costly diamond flashing iu an
-..,,, heor 81 k0etIy dress rust-
IS the drawihg-rOOm, or you
h-mettled spab Of horses har-
tth silver and gold, and you
make an estimate OF the value.
an who owns a large estate
stantly tell YOU all it is worth
81 wtll estimate so much for
so much for the furniture, so
LAYING out the grounds, SO
the stock, so much for the
"a for the equipage-adding
Sing this aggregate.
friends. ! hear so much
ion TO- heaven, about its
the grand surroundings,
know how much 10 is
what has actually been
] cannot complete In a
rear the magnificent cali
before / get through to-
1--WE sou the figures. "Ne
Ith a price.
H SOME FRIENDS
our tower TO look at the
u.s. We walked around,
rlimDsa OF them, and being
sion were compelled TO
ish that i could take this
be tower Of Gods mercy
that you might walk
zee. 40 least, and see the
OF eternity, behold their
estimate their value.
ltwitb q price
have q large amount Of
YOU do mo-, pay IL an az
pay it by instal.ments-
the inst Of January, so
TOT April, so much the
10 much the first OF Octo-
entire amount is paid, and
this audience that you
no with a price, and
lsnaid in different in-
NO paid for the
was the ignOmin-
in Bethlehem.
en- be carefully
our advent into
guarded. We
d kindly atten-
nee are Afforded
immortal soul
toughest Of
back. But
llage on
sa very
as born.
nCdating
e, many
ed; and
J camel
of bur
Hence.
place
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-27

nor RENT-A NICELY
I Front Room. suitable TOT e"S
ENQUIRE at 1855 Market street.
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Cor saIs---Rral estate.

NOR sALE-BLANK DEF AND DEEDS
Il OF Trust, Sc. each. st REflSSS once.
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NoR SALE AND FOR RENT ca AZ
RsGIsrEK Counting Room. B cts. eaos
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for as,.I

NOR RENT-THE HOTEL
il Landing, known as toe COT
Is now vacated snd can be rents
Enquire OF George Dorscn, hsft1
je36a
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nor RENT AND FOR SALE cA
REaIsrER Counting Room. . cts
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DUBLIC SALE OF Valuable ISLAND
/ LOTS. will offer for sale at Public Auc-
ton, At the front door OF the Court House IN
the city Of Wheeling, on Saturday, the I'd day
Of July 1892, commencing st 10 o'clock a. m,
the following lots on wabash street: Nos. - 20
IS inclusive and 40 and Al. and on North Huron
street Nos 20 10 inclusive and 10 and II.
Terms made known AZ time OF sale.
JAMES V. REILLY.
te2H Agent Estate OF NJ. Reilly.
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NOR RENT-Two MODERN DWE
ms. penn sire It, Island; each conta
rooms. finished attic and cellar, bath
water closets. bot and cold wafer aq SY
gases. Apply to ALoNzo BA-kh L i,s,
south Penn street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-27

give sentence unless there has been
adjournment Of the court between
conformation aud sentence; but what
cares the Judge for the law? The man
has no iriends-let him die" says the
Judge; sud the rufians outside the rail
cry; Ana! aha! that's what we want.
Pass him out here 70 US. Away with
him. Away with him"
Oh. bless God that amid all the in
Justice that may have been inflicted up
IN Us In this world we have q divine
Sympatbizer. The world cannot lie
bout you nor abuse you as much as
hey did Christ, and Jesus stands to-day
~ every courtroom, 10 every house, in
very store, aud says, Courage. BY all
ay hours Of maltreStment and abuse, l
5ill protect those who are trampled uu-
o." And when Christ forgets that two
clock morning scene, and the stroke
the ruthsn on the mouth, and the
lwiing OF the unwaShed crowd, then
will forget you and me in the inius-
eS or life that may be inflicted up-
-.
urther | remark: The last great in
ument paid for our redemption was
demise OF Christ. The world has
many dark days Many summers
there was a very dark day when
sFn was eclipSed The fowl al
~ went TO their perch, and we
Gloom as we looked at the astro-
wonder IL was dark DAY in
when the plague was at it's
and the dead with uncovered
ere tse.an In open carts and
IN oatches. IL was dark
kh& d opened aud Lisbon
Nt st day since the Gre
when the earn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-09
handy AND THE COBRA.
He Makes Some Strange AcQuaint'
ances Around Camp.

While we were ont spanning this
morning my servant observed large
snake close to the wagon. l quickly
got my gun and shot it while it was
wriggling off into some bush. When
examined Lee pronounced 1T to be
cobra of considerable size. says the
London Graphic. The bite of this
snake is very rapidly fatal to man or
beast. The snake measured four
feet six inches inS length and
was in thickness equal TO about
three fingers. Broad stripes OF dull
yellow and gray marked the body. Lee
says it is very rare occurrence to meet
with this snake. LII the afternoon /
took the ST. rifle and had a long ride.
but no shot. Sir John Willoughby
hunted toward the Tnifull by himself,
and shot roam antelope bull, not
returning to camp until after dark.
Next day he went off with the "Ba
BOOM to find and bring in the roam
antelope, and l rode with Lee in an
opposite direction. We proceeded for
hours, passing at times through lovely
land. Nothing was wanted save num-
erous herds of buck.
Not living creature did we see till
noon. Then Lee fired at a reitbuck
long way OH, WHICH Ralloped away.
The report of the shot brought out of a
plantation three roam antelOpes, which
stood looking at us about 200 yards
away. Idismounted and fired, and away
they went. Galloping as hard as |
could over an open space, got within
100 yards, jumped off and fired again.
This was a lucky bullet. 1t struck one
of the antelopes in the thigh. This
antelope separat ed himself from the
two others, and l made after him. Lee
galloped after the two others and shot
them both. They were all three fine,
fat cows with nice heads.
We had now hard work for about two
hours cleaning and covering UP the
three antelopes, which lay Oh the plain
more than mile apart. Long grass and
branches had to be cut and fetcned
from distance, and before we had fin
iShed our attentions to the first the yul-
lures had settled by scores Oh the other
two bucks. We saved these, however,
before much harm had been done. Vul
lures and jackals will not venture for
hours to approach dead game well COW
cred up with grass and branches, fear
ing trap. 1t is good plan to tie a
pocket handkerchief to a stick over the
heap and leave it tiuttering in the wind.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-09

CONTRACT WoRK-SPRINKLING 1892.
~ Office of the Board of Public Works,
City of st. Paul. Mimi, Feb. 2, 1892
Sealed bids will be received by the Board
of Public Works in and for the corpora
ton of the City of st. Paul, Minnesota,
at their office in said city, until II m. on
the 18th day of February. A. D. 1892, for
ssp1n1Rllnng in spnrinkling Districts Nos. /.
lanes, alleys. parks or other pablic grounds
as may be ordered sprinkled by the Common
Council of the City of St. Paul, Mimi, for
the season of 1892, according TO plans and
Specifications on file in the Office Of said
Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties,
in sum Of three thousand dollars (S3.000.00),
must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any and all BIDS
r. L. GoRMAN, President.
Official: j. T. KERKER,
Clerk Board of Public Works.
feb3-10t