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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-17

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithIIy Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
Pithny Told.
TVS Sistersvllle oil runs, Tuesday,
were is, 994 barrels.
THE seventeenth OF Ireland-St. Pat
rick's day In the morning.
THERE was but one case in Police
Court yesteTday-a drunk.
Mrs. KATE FITZGERALD will sing
"Holy Father" at the services at the
Synagogue this evening.
The iail will hereafter only be open
to visitors on Thursday, from to II
a. M, and from . TO p. m.
w. 5. FoOsE has removed his insur-
ance agency from the Reilly building TO
room No. /, Public Library building.
COUNCILMAN W. W. Irwin has placed
a handsome new soda water fountain In
his pharmacy on South Chapline street.
WILL IEwIN has placed a handsome
new soda fountain by Lippincoott, OF
Philadelphia, in his South Chapline
street drug store.
THE Howley-Crozier boxing contest
comes of tonight In hall within. the
civ limits. Judging from the amount
of interest shown so far, it will be wit
messed by a large crowd.
Mr.. J. 2. KLoSs, a member Of the
Electrical Car Workers Union, has
accepted . position as salesman with the
Atlantic Tea Co. Mr.. KloSS is well
known and popular, and is meeting
with great success in his new field.
MIKE HoBEEcur, the Eighth ward
Knight Of the Diamond. has received a
good offer 20 play ball during the COM
ing season at Duluth, MINI. Mike has
several other offers, and has not yet
made up his mind which he will accept
TIE Social and Visiting Committee Of
the y. p. :. c. Z. OF the English Luth-
eran Church gave a parlor social at the
home of Miss Ora Phillips, on the Isl
and. last evening. A musical and
literary programme was rendered, and
afforded a delightful entertainment.
There were ABOUT forty-tive couples
present.
4 GENTLEMAN called at this Office
last evening and complained about his
treatment at the stamp window at the
poStofice. lie said he stood behind two
ladies, last evening, waiting for them to
buy some stamps, aud when he stepped
up, it still lacking two minutes OF half
past seven, the window was closed on
him. He said the same thing was done
a short time ago.
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A NEW INVENTION
Which Means Better FACILITIES and Econo-
my in the Manufacture of Plate Glass.

Which Means Better Facilities and Econo-
NV in the Manufacture of Plate Glass.
At Sweeney's foundry castings have
been made for a new table TO be used in
the manufacturing of plate glass ma
chinery by the Marsh Glass Company
OF Sandusky, o. II is design patent
ed by George Il. Marsh, Jr., and has
been tested in the experimental factory
at Sandusky for two years and proven
satisfactory.
The new invention, it is claimed,
cheapens the cost OF the product from
IS to 30 per cent, saving one-fourth the
time and labor, and all the plaster used
10 the present process. The object is
10 do away with the use Of calcine
plates. by substituting atmospheric
pressure TO hold the material to the ia
bic, while being ground and polished.
The table Is circular in shape, and
twelve feet in diameter.
Heretofore the European manufac-
turers have enjoyed monopoly in
thin plates for car windows, ETC., on &C
count Of the inability Of the American
manufacturers to compete with their
cheap labor. Tt is claimed for Mr..
MarSh's invention that 1t will enable
manufacturers here 10 enter into that
line Of business, by eheapening the cost
OF production.
Mr.. Marsh, the patentee, is here su-
pervising the work OF making the
table.
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NOTES OF THE River:
News OF the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

the Ohio.
Business was brisk about the wharf,
yesterday morning.
The marks last evening indicated IS
feet inches and falling.
To-dav's boats will De: Congo, for
PittSburg, at : q. m; Ben Hur, for
Parkersburg, at 1890 a. m.
The Liberty yesterday fouled her
wheel I'm an iron cable attached TO John
Shriver's barge, and damaged her
wheel and nearby appliances so badly
she had to lie over for repairs.
Yesterdays boats we're: Iron Queen,
for Pittsburg, at 5 4. NJ; Bedford, for
Pittsburg, at a. m; Annie Laurie, for
Pitts6Irg, at a. M; Hudson, for Gin
cinnati, az Q a. m; Courier, for Parkers-
burg, at 1880 4. n.
IL is learned from Baltimore that
Judge GOff, OF the United States Circuit
Court, has granted the receivers Of the
Richmond and Danville system OF rail-
roads the power 10 purchase and operate
a line Of barges from the terminus of
the road TO Huntington. W. Va, on the
Ohio river, to points as far south as New
Orleans, but the principal cargo TO be
carried is coal from Georgia mines, and
DreparatiOns VIII Immediately be begun
10 place the line into practical opera
,ion, and when that is done the effect
on the other boats now operating will
be rather disastrous
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HELD TO COURT.
L. VALENTINE, THE FORGER, WILL GO BEFORE
THE GRAND JURY.
His Field Of Operations Wide Ons-Ihres Al
legged Thieves Dischargsd-AnOthsr Arrest
on a Marshall County Warrant

H. Valentine, the forger who obtained
SIS, in September last, from Stamm "
Mcclure on a worthless and forged
check, was given hearing before JUS
tice Ankle, at the jail. yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Howard represented the
State, and Conff appeared for the pris-
oner.
The check, purporting to have been
drawn on the National Security Bank OF
Boston by firm which has no exist
ence. was exhibited, together with a
letter from Cashier Charles R. Ball, who
said. under date of October 5th last,
that Valentine was fraud and that he
had received two or thres other bogus
checks emitted by him in different cit
les. Telegram were also shown stating
that there was no such firm as the one
signing the check, and the following
letter was also read:
REVERE HOUSE,
"CHcAGo, Nov. II, 1892
Stanp q NJ Lure, Wheeling, ". Va:
"GExTLEMEN: We thank you for writing
US on the Valentine matter. II you VIII
send US your sworn dispositions along WIN
the check he passed on you, it will no doubt
be of much service to US in prosecuting
him.
I'VE had him arrested some three weeks
ago. He only beat US g. in cash and four
DAYS board, but we hunted MIN as hard as
though the amount had been S5Oo After
oh fnhnn
quite a number of Chicago parties, and
among the number several large hotels, IN
amounts from $40 to $75. We have about
forty letters and kilograms from parties in
Indiana, Ohio. Kentucky, Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts Think there are more
than that number of hotels and private par
ties we have not heard from that he has
swiudled FIELD Il SCHoMBERG.h
The defendant offered no explanation,
and was held TO the,grand jury in de-
fault of $500 bail.
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DIED

BOLTE-Friday, March 18th, 1898, Mt 1890
o'clock g. m, at the family residence, No. ia
Seventeenth street, MATILDA, wife Louis Bolte,
in the SD year OF her age.
Funeral notice hereafter
SCHWALB- On Thursday, March 16 1893, at
4 O'Clock a. m. BERTHA, daughter OF jacob and
Matilda schwalb, aged ~ years.
Funeral services at her parents residence,
No. III Alley Is, this morning at 10 o'clock
Intermest at Mt. Wood cemetery.
WHEELER-On Wednesday, March Is, 1893
at6:30 o'clock p. m, HARRY WHEELER. son OF
Louis and Elizabeth Wheeler, in the 2lst year
of his age.
Funeral from his fathers residence, in Tria-
delphia, on Friday afternoon at o'clock. In
terment at Stone Church cemetery. Friends Of
the family are invited 10 attend.
ARMSTRONG - On Wednesday morning,
March 18th, 1898. at 1850 O'Clock, JAMES ARM
STRONG, aged 90 years.
FUneral services at the family residence, No.
2822 Market street on Saturday afternoon at
ESQ o'clock. Friends OF the family invited TO
attend. Interment at Mount Zion cemetery.
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Fined Five Dollars.

On the 18th Of February w. c. Burns
of Washington county, Pa, raised a
small disturbance on the b. Il o. train,
while going through the back part of
this county, and was arrested by w. S.
Greaves, a colored officer in the employ
of Henry Floersheim. Greaves took his
man to Little Washington. where he
had to put up a watch and s.. 40 in cash
as security, although the ARRAY took
place in West Virginia. Ever since that
time Burns has been trying to get his
watch back, and as preliminary he
went before Justice Ankle, yesterday,
confessed to creating an ARRAY, and
paid s. and cost.
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sweeney,s Foundry IdIe.

At Sweeney's foundry yesterday the
last casting was made and that part OF
the plant closed down permanently. In
the machine shop there remains about
30 or 40 days work. The firm has re-
ceived orders for some heavy punches,
which have been given to another nrm.
The foundry department OF the Harvey
H., plant has been in operation Tor
some time, with gratifying number OF
orders ahead. The South Side property
has not yet been sold, and will probably
be disposed Of in lots.
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robbed in the Clty BAH.

CHICAGO. Ill. March 16.-H. G. Fox,
collector for the First National Bank, was
held uD and robbed of $1,000 on one of the
stairways Of the City Hall 10 day. He had
lust received $500 from the City Treasurer
and 5000 from the County Treasurer, and
was descending the dark stairway to the
main floor of the building when at the turn
of the staircase, some man, whom he had
not seen. threw his arms about his neck
and choked him almost to insensibility.
The man then grabbed the two packages
of money and rushing down the stairs,
escaped.
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Allowed TO Go.

Three men from Pennsylvania, whose
names the police decline to disclose,
were arrested yesterday afternoon on
message from Bridgeport that they had
stolen a silver watch. AS no one in the
Bridgeport police Office could tell any
thidg definite about the case and the
watch could not be found the men were
released.
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Sent TO jail.

officer Herbert arrested Max Teufel,
last evening, on warrant sworn out
by William Miller, who charged him
with taking valise and contents val
ued at ten dollars. Max showed up be-
fore Justice Ankle, looking like the
man, who never used any other in
the Pears soap advertisement. and was
there confronted with another warrant
sworn out on November 30, 1892, by
Max Schilling, who charged him with
taking hammer valued at Sl.75.
Teufel went to jail as a result.
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york at the Power House.

All the exterior work at the new
electric power house on Forty-second
street, has been completed and 1t is re-
ceiving its equipment OF machinery.
Three batteries of boilers are about
ready, and three of the six dynamos are
in position. The three big Ball engines
have arrived and will be placed upon
their substantial foundations within
few DAYS.
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THE SOCIAL MAZE.

What is Going on In Festive Circles About
Town.
Miss Mary Wehrle entertained num-
Der of her friends at her home on South
Main street, Wednesday evening. Cards
and games made up the programme OF
the evenings pleasure, and appetizIng
refreshments were served at the usual
hour
Miss Flora Smith, Of South Wood
street, entertained number OF friends
at her home Wednesday evening. The
hours were given to dancing aud ether
social diversions. At midnight refresh
ments were discussed.
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Preaching at the Infirmary.

Evangelist Randall, who has been
holding meetings at the lnfrmary for
some months, thought that the Commits
sioners OF the Board should allow him
something for his services. But Mr..
Randall saw the President Of the Board
who told him different. He said the
State never paid anything in that direc-
ton. No law, he said, for such pay
ment. Mr.. Randall makes this state
ment to show that nothing can be had
i'm that way for his preaching at the
moor house. He returns thanks for
what little the business men have given
towards preaching to the poor, and II
they are at the end Of their string In
contribution, he says the work must
stop right there.
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FREE FREE! FREE !!!
ONE to the Star to-day and get Shan
k without money and without price.

BALF-PRICE annual clearance sale Of
aides fine shoes:
159 pairs OF Z. C. Burt's celebrated
fine hand turned shoes, odd sizes, regu-
lar Sc shoes, at s..
"A pairs Laird, Shober & Mitchelfs
make. IS and So shoes, at So. so and SO.
81 pairs Thos. Bolton $3.50 shoes at
S2.25.
2s7 pairs of different makes OF fine
shoes from So to S., at exactly half
nriee. L. V. BLOND.
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For Selling Liquor.

Jacob Wilhelm was arraigned before
Justice Ankle, yesterday, on charges of
selling liquor on Sunday, December
25th, and Sunday, January 18th. He
gave 500 bail in each case for the grand
Jury. The charges were made by two
Young men now in jail, one of whom
was arrested for breaking glass at the
saloon.
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Assignment of . Grocer.

Charles A. Klieves, who has been in
the retail grocery business at No. 1905
Main street, yesterday made an assign
ment to John Z. McKennan for the
benefit of his creditors. The property
transferred includes all his stock Of
goods, fixtures and other assets, includ-
ing one share of stock in the Wheeling
Athletic Club.
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Sent TO Jail.

Officer Minkemyer yesterday arrested
Conrad Luikert, an Eighth ward II
year-old boy, on warrant sworn out
by his mother. Mrs. Bertha Mem,
charging him with threatening to take
her life and also to burn her house. He
was taken before Justice Ankle and
given hearing. In default OF bond in
the sum of 500 for his good behavior,
he was committed to Jail. Luikert has
not been working for some time, and
his mother refused TO longer support
him. 1t was then that he maze the
threats.
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THEY MADE MERRY
OYER THE COMPLETION OF THE NEW JAIL,
LAST EVENING,
At The Banquet Given By Murray Bros. at the
Windsor HOlel-A COngsnial Party Of
Kindred Spirits al The Festive Board.

The dining room Of the Hotel Wind
sor re-echoed, at one o'clock this morn
ing, to toasts and speeches brought to
the surface by the banquet given oy
Murray Bros, the general contractors
for the new jail.
The affair was complimentary to the
sub-contractors and the members-new
and old-of the Board OF Commission
ers, and about forty gentlemen partook
of an elegant repast, and put in about
three hours in discussing model menu
ard in that genial feast OF reason and
flow of soul which follows good cheer,
both solid and liquid.
The company assembled in the par
lors of the hotel about nine O'Clock, anu
al ten the line of march for the dining
room was formed, among those in the
column being Messrs.
b. F. Caldwell, p. b. Dobblns,
MAyor OF the City. Pres Board Of Com rs
John A. Howard Frank Cruise,
Prosecuting Atty. Ex.Pres. OF Board.
NJ. +. Giesey, J. S. Trimble,
Architect, II. r. McGregor,
George w. LutZ, Otto Tyson,
W. J. Bates. Jacob kiudleberger,
Lewis Steenrod, +. II. Lance,
VIM. Mckinley, David balrd,
w. W. Irwin, Ed Clator.
John II. Hail. VIM. Clator,
p Nolhnger VIM Murray,
james Murray, John Murray,
Chris. Murray. I'd. Holiday,
C. 4. Dickinson, ". G. Beans,
] C. Mccarthy Edward Jones.
c. Bippus. Jacob Heatherington,
d. Maxwell W. l. Reed,
VIM. II. Cassell.
The menu offered for the discussion
Of this aggregation of representative
citizens was as follows:
MENU.
HOTEL WINDSOR. THURSDAY, MARCH lG 1898.
Select Oysters
ConsOmme Royal.
Baked Salmon, Fine Herb Sauce.
81. Julien.
Filet OF Beef Lardsd with Mushrooms.
Mashed Potatoes. Green Peas.
Sweet Breads Braized, PArisienne,
-imoRS idaO Sherry.
Queen Olivs. Pc alto Salad. Celery.
Roast Young Turkey Stuffed, Cranberry Sauce.
Brown Sweet Potatoes. Succotash.
N1Hnl's Extra Dry.
Vanilla Ice Cream.
Fruit Cake. Assorted Small Cakes.
Crackers and Cheese. Coffee.
Addresses were made during the ev-
ening by Mayor Caldwell, ex-Sheriff
Steenrod, Mr.. Dobbins, Frank Cruise,
w. w. Irwin, Jacob Kindlebsrger, Ed.
Holiday, T. II. LANCE, j. Ii. Hall, M.
f. Geisey and others. Mr.. Steenrod
was especially eloquent, speaking eleven
times, and saying something about the
new tunnel proiect each time amid wild
applause. A toast to st. Patrick,
proposed at midnight by Mr.. Howard,
was very happy, and met with long-con-
tinued applause. Many witty, peril
nent and personal remarks, directed by
the general company towards the sub
contractors, were replied to in kind by
those gentlemen, and compliments
and 5andiage and wit were showered
right and left. At one O'Clock this
morning the gentlemen separated with
many mutual expressions of esteem and
good will.
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NINE LNCOLN SIkS
PRESENTED TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
AT ITS SESSION LAST EVENING.
The Matter Of Selection Dsierrei-Yarioas Re
ports Submtei-The D. R. Brooks
Claim-Varous Miscellaneous
Matters Disposed o.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board Of Education was held last even
ing, President Dickey in the chair. The
others present were Messrs. Boyd
Buchanan, Ellingham, Echstruth, Hub
bard, Maxwell, Medick, Miller Z.
Menkemiller, Rosenberg, Stanton, u
rich, Walford and Weidner.
After the reading OF the minutes, the
report Of the Committee on Accounts
was read. showing bills TO the amount
Of S7s6.lO, which were read and ap-
proved.
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds submitted bills TO the amount
Of s61S.92. which were also ordered paid.
1t was also reported that S125 had been
paid L. A. House for loss Of piano at
Lincoln school. superintendent Ander-
sons report was read as follows
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Religious Notes.

The A. 0. II. will receive the sacra-
ments in body at st. Joseph's Cathe-
dral Sunday morning. The organlza-
ton will turn out 200 strong.
The Dorcas Society0f the Third Pres
byterian Church will give supper next
Saturday evening for the benefit OF the
church.
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Another Arrest Made.

Deputy Sheriff Garden yesterday ar
rested Henry Schrumpf, on a capias
from Marshall, where the defendant is
charged with a violation Of law in con-
nection with the troubles growing out
of the street railway strike. Bail was
fixed at 81, 900, c. w, Seabright going
on the bond.
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cEALED PROPOSALS.

Proposals for making necessary repairs 70 the
briek work. iron work. woo1 wogk and tn
work. At the City Crelaztory. will Be received
AZ the Office OF the City Clerk up 70 0 clock p
Tor each kind OF work will be received. and In
making repairs TO brick work Mount Savage
brick nd clay is % be used The COMMITTEES
rsssrves the right 10 reject any or ali bids
address al bids 70 the Chairman Of tue Com
rnitfee on Health, ma rked Sealed Proposals.
DR. GEO. ]. CADDLE, Chairman.
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FRITZ LUIKERT L Co. viii place some
OF the incest spare ribs offered this win
ter on sale at their stalls In the Upper
and Lower markets on Saturday morn
ing and afternoon.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
APleasant Occasion.

Mrs. John Cummins, wife Of the pop
ular b. & o. engineer, entertained the
members of Steenrod Division No. lO5.
B. l.. E., last evening from until IL.
The evening was most pleasantly spent
by all present.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

~ The Building Committee Of L. Z. No. u.
Z. N. OF A.. will receive scaled proposals for
the construction Of = twostory frame building
a. the west end Of Bridgeport. according 70 the
piaus and specifications gu sight az the Dollar
Saving Bank OF Bridgeport Ohio. BIDS for the
rousiroction o. the wa0ie or separate parts Of
the building Will be received until March 5lst,
fSqa Tho committee reserves the right % re-
S. h. CoFFMAS, csssirBan.
J. j. Ross. Sec'y. mfl+eAdA
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IL Holland, Mich, c. J. Doesbury
publishes the NeirS. and in its columns
strongly recommends DR.. Thomas
Electric OIL for coughs, colds, sore
throat. catarIh and asthma.
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CIriI serrlce Examination.

In pursuance of President Harrison's
order Of January 9Th, 1898, extending
the Civil Service Law TO all free deliv-
cry postoffices, the Civil Service Com
mission at Washington has ordered that
an examination be held at the postof'
flee building in this city on Tuesday
April 4, 1898, commencing at o'clock
a. m, for the grades of clerks,
carriers and messengers in the city
postoffice. Only citizens OF the
United states can be examined. The
age limitations are as follows: For
clerk not under IS years, for carrier
not under 21 nor over 40, for messenger,
stamper, etc, not under 16 nor over 49,.
No application will be accepted for
these examinations unless filed with the
Secretary on the proper blank before B
o'clock p. m. Friday, March 81. The
examining board is composed Of John
T. Cowl, Ella w. Mcclure, Secretary,
and Henry A. Albright, Jr. The Secre-
tary will furnish application blanks and
all information relative to the duties
and salaries of the different positions.
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Id furniture painted with
PIK-RON

(this is the name of the paint, looks like
stained and vanished aels furniture. One
coat will do it. 4 child can apply it. You
can change pine to walnut, or cherry
10 mahogany: there is no limit TO your
fancies. All retailers sch II
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The Market House Board OF the city OF Wells
burg. will receive proposals for the construc-
ton OF large three story building. 10 be erected
on lot where the market house Of said city is
now situated, according 70 the plans and speci-
fcations therefor on Gle in the Office OF the
MAYOR Of said city.
BIDS for he construction OF the whole build
ing aud bids for the construction OF separate
parts OF said bnilding Will be received.
All bids 70 be In BY noon on the 18th day OF
March 1893. and the Board retains the night to
reject any and al bids.
GEO. ". MoCLEARY, President.
E. A. SHEETS, Secretary. maJoaUt
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DEMOVAL.
IL w. S. Foose has removed his Insurance
Agency from Reilly Building TO Room No. !,
Public Library Building, entrance Fourteenth
street. mri7eodradq
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The beautifl ll souvenir Of old Ireland
the shRmrnck -free at Gundhng's.
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We will coSntinue to-day TO sell Chill
dren's Easl h lack Hose. att sizes. at sc
pair. AZ TIE FOPULAH,
III Main street.
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Ernmale &eIr Wantre.
COST,

T oST-TRURSDAY AFTERNOON on Main;
IL between Twelfth aud Sixth streets, gold
eyeglasses, chain ana hook attached. Return
10 SD Main street aud receive reward. mrl'h
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proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS

Proposals to furnish medicine and medical
attendance fer one year from the 18th day OF
March, 1893 TO all persons confined in the
county Jail will be received At the Office OF the
Board OF Commissioners OF the county Of Ohio,
until Monday, the 18th day Of March. 1873, at 10
O'Clock q. IN. The right is reserved 70 reject
any or all bids Proposals should be enclosed
in sealed envelopes and directed 10 the under
signed. TIC. KoFFAT, Clerk.
mac
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ChiIdrsn Cry for Pitchers CsstOris