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HE threatened coming of the cholera
is bad enough, but it is comparatively
mild atfiiction compared with the col
umns written about Sanger and his BIZ
cycle. The newspapers certainly can
not plead IN this case that thew are cater
ing to the wishes of the people as they
are sick of bicycle news and particularly
sick OF Sanger and his records" If the
young man would pick up some legiti-
mate line of work he may then with
some reason claim the commentator OF
the press.
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SUPPOSED TO BE DROWNED.

Lars Olson of this city an old man of
10 years, was out fishing this morning
with companion. They became separat-
ed as Olson went netting for mlnnOws.
Soon after his companion missed him.
His fishing line and tin pail were on the
dock, but no trace of the old man could be
found. 1t is feared that he fell into the
river and was crowned. Olson came
near drowning on a former occasion by
falling off the dock.
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lH1rst publication August s 1899 No. 4:

QFIrst publication August s, 1899 No. 70
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY CouRT
i In the matter Of the estate of William Prit-
Chard, deceased
On reading and filing the petition of o. ).
Brown and Ann Pritchard, executors of the es-
tate of said deceased for the adjustment and al
lovance of his administration aCcUdnt (aud the
assignment of the res due of said estate to such
other persons as areby law entitled to q @ sump)
L Is ordered that said account be examined
adjusted and allowed at a special term of said
court 10 be hold az the Office of the county Judge
IN the city OF ManitoWOc. in said county on Il!es-
day the 18th dag of August, 4. d., 1898.
It Is further ordered, that upon the Gdjustr. cnt
and allowance OF such account 10y this COT as
aforesaid, the residue OF said estate be. b., the.
further order and judgment Of this court assign
ed to such persons as are by law entitled TO the
same.
Ii IS further ordered, that notice of the time
and place Of the examination and allowance os
such account and of the asst snment Of the resi-
due OF said estate. be given TO all persons inter
ested. 10y publication of tins order for three sue
cessIve weeks, before said dey, = The MaujtowGc
Pilot weekly newspaper, printed aud ua6lish-
ed ut the city of ManItoEoc and state OF iacon-
SID
Dated July 2Sth A. D.. 1898.
by the Court, auu2
EMIL BAENSCH County J ltlge
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Notice Of Assessments of Benefits.

Notice is hereby given that final determine
ton has been had by the Board OF Aldermen
OF the city of ManitOwoC of the benefits To be
assessed blythe several parcels tracts of lots Of
real estate abuttiug on the proposed improve
ment OF Hamilton street between 18Th and
18th streets in said city. ard amy owner OF
any such parcels of lots of real estate who feels
himself aggrieVCd by reason thereof. may with
in twenty days after date of such determine
ton to Wit the 5lst day of August 1898. appeal
thercfrCm or be thereafter forever barred
Dated August Sth, 1923.
l. Arthur RFlCuERT CITY Clerk
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CONSUL II. G. KREss returned from
Cork, ireland, on Sunday last Mr. Kress
has enjoyed consular life and particular
ly well pleased with the manner in which
he Was treated by the people with whom
he had official relations. He received
valued tokens of respect when about to
take his departure. The following com
plimentary notice is taken from The Cork
Constitution:
Mr.. H. G.. Kress, United States Consul
for the Port Of Cork, leaves here to-mor-
row Thursday for New York on the
White Star steamer Germauia. Mr..
kress succeeded General Piatt at Queens
town when the latter gentleman was ap.
pointed to the important position of Con-
sui at Do bin. Owing to the American
system of change of officials consequent
on change of political parties in power
Mr.. kress vacates the post he held here
for some time. Though his soicurn in
our midst has been but of comparatively
short duration, yet he leaves our shores
to the great regret of all, and they are
very many indeed with whom duty or
friendship brought him IN contact. 1t is
no exaggeration to say that Mr.. Kress
won golden opinions for the impartial
and efficient manner in which he dis
charged the responsible and onerous
duties incident to his office. He was ever
courteous and obliging to those who APP
preached him, while thoroughly safe
guarding the interests committed to his
charge. The restrictions lately imposed
on European emigrants have rendered
the position at Queenstown one of ex-
treme difficulty. 1t required a man Of
energy and patience to deal with the
many intricate cases that from time to
time arise. In tact and suavIty Of man
ner in dealing with our poor countrymen
unaccustomed to the ways of the mighty
world Mr.. Kress was a model Consul.
We heartily wish him Godspeed across
the Atlantic, and many years more to
serve the great Republic of which he is a
worthy and typical son. He is succeeded
at Queenstown by the Hon. Lucian J..
Walker, who on Sunday last arrived from
New York by the Arizona. We hope
when the tenure of the latter's Office ex-
lires he will hold the same high place in
our esteem as his predecessor.
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THE st. Paul Pioneer Press says the
tide has turned in the financial depres-
sion, and that money is now rushing
in rivulets INTO channels of commercial
activity. The tide certainly appears to
have turned, but how can The Pioneer
Press declare such a change with the
democratic party in power?
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To an unprejudiced person, the
wranglings, stamping and kissing Of
the lady managers Of the Worlds
Far, are fully as censurable as the
oriental dances, which the aforesaid
managers declare are uncomfortable.
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MICHAEL JoHN BENNETT did not es
cape responsibility for the Bennett
law, while here Is John Sherman, the
great fnancier, appearing as hater
Of his own child even during the pc
Rod of CESSATION. Vat a goundry and
vat q heenleSr'
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If congress will only let the con
tested election cases go to the dem
milton bow vows" and attend to bust
ness. and II President Cleveland will
send the office seekers to place of
less frigidity than the bow vows, the
people Will be pleased.
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LOW PRICES

High quality and First Glass Merchant Tailoring Hav-
ing just received large assortment of Spring Goods
position make suits of clothes order from
$50 90 and from 90 $1,000 as we carry one
of the largest stocks of Imported and Domestic Cloths in
State you will do well call and goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere. CIAS. HOVER & SON.
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AMID this crash of spheres and wreck

AMID this crash of spheres and wreck
of fortunes it is exceedingly cheering to
hear the trumpe. tones of Senator Hill
of New York demanding greater personal
liberty. The personal liberty craze is
back number. We have something else
to think of now than fuller opportunities
for preventing THIRST.
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THERE Is 40 Disgusting the fact that
The Milwaukee Journal in its new dress
is just as pretty as a Kentucky girl, and
that's saying "a heap" 1t is a genuine
pleasure to look at it, even without the
added interest of ownership.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will no
received for the partial improvement of lIth
street between Hamilton and Madison streets I'M
the city of ManltowUc according TO plans ard
clerk OF said city until Saturday August l2tH.
1880 at 10 O'Clock a. II. at which time the Board
rooms to open and consider bids. Such bids
must be made on printed forms of contract with
suresies In double the amount of such bid and
no bid viii be considered unless uccornuaIued
by contract duly executed with suretics as nre-
scrIhed by such form. Such forms of contract
will be furnished on application 10y the city clerk
OF SAID city to all persons desiring to bid The
right Is reserved to reject any or an bids Nv
order Of tho Board of Public Works.
Dated July 70, 1898.
10 ARTHUR KEICHERT, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids will BIZ received at tho Office of the
secretary of the Industrial Association of Marl-
towOc county up to II O'Clock noon on the 18th
day of August 1893, for the exclusive right to
sell Intoxicating liquors on the fair grounds dur
NJ the fair to be held SeptemDerG
Each proposal shall state the nune IF ono
igood surety who viii sign a bond for the pay
ment of the amount of the bid. Right is rcscry-
ed 10 reject any or all bids.
Dated at Manitowoc, this 81 day of July. 1893
X. IL. MARKHAM, Secretary.
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0NE Of tie lady managers Of the Col
unbian Exposition was so affected by
the sights Of tie Midway Piaisance that
she sat down and wept." Strange that
she Bhonld.
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SURROUNDING COUNTRY.

Kaukauna butchers and grooers have
adopted the cash system.
Typhoid fever is dying out at Ironton.
Possibly this is due to the hard times.
Wages continue to be reduced, and fac
tories and miners are steadily decreasing
their force OF employees.
There are only eight mines shipping
ore from the Gogebics Range. The ore
shipped is scarcely one-third of what it
was last year.
Dana G. Lamb of Fond du Lac prom
inent in political circles and with unde-
veloped railroad Tendencies, died on
| Wednesday of last week.
Three boys were playing in a barn near
| Merrill when cy some accident the hay
was set on fire. Two of the boys escaped
| but the youngest was unable 30 do SO
and persisted.
| The Matoon Manfg. Co. and it's en-
| ployes have come to an accommodation
| Aho ioC'oiy 10 " Auu Iuiee udgs III LHe
week and the men return at reduced
wages. The factory could run full time
with half the men but it was thought
best to give all half employment. 1t is
said the factory just about pays expenses
by means of this arrangement, but the
men are kept together.
The Oshkosh grocers have decided tc
adopt the cash system commencing Sept
l, of this year. Payment at the end Of
each week will be regarded as cash
They say they are driven to this step by
people who run up accounts in various
stores and either postponing payment
until forced or escaping payment wholly
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 1C, 1898.

RoUIKE CocEH4N denies that be has
severed Lis relations with Tammany OF
that LIS elatIons with Boss CrCcker are
in any sense strained.
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Wise ONSIN WEATHER SERVICE

Meteorological report Of the Voluntary
Observer at Manltowoc, Manitowoc Co.
Wisconsin, for the week ending Tues
day, August Sth, 1893.
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FATHER SALE of Maple Grove will
preach his farewell sermon on Sunday
next as he is to have another pastorate.
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REMARKS.

The aurora borealis observed on the 9Th WIGS
one of the most perfect and beautiful ones with
in the last few years
JOHANNA LUEPS. Voluntary Observer.
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We WANT YOU

to act as our agent. We furnish an expensive
outfit and all yOu need free. II costs nothing 10
help you 10 earn ton fines ordinary wages Both
sexes OF all ages can live az home and work in
spare time, or all Tire time. ANY one any where
can earn q great deal Of money. Many have made
Two Hundred Dollars "a Month. No class of
people in the world are making so much money
without capital a. those at work for u.s. Business
pleasant, strictly honorable and pays better than
any other offered 10 agents You have n clear
field, with no competition. We equip Won with
everything, and supply printed directions for
beginners which, II obeyed faithfully, will bring
more money than will any other business I'M
prove your prospects, Why not? You can do so
easily and surely at work for u.s. Reasonable
INDUSTRY only necessary for absolute success
Pamphlet circular giving every narticnIar ia cont
free TO all. Delay not n sending for it.
GEORGE STINSON Co,
Box No. 488, Portland, Me.
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MANITOWOC MARKET

The following are the current
prices OF the various articles of pro-
duce as reported. L
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GENERAL NEWS.

Mrs. Sartoris, better known as Nellie
Grant, will hereafter live in the United
States.
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PhNNsYnYANIA .soLoNs
Meet An nlshpial sssslaa- a Hot Contest
Over Sent,

Meet IN nlshpial sssslpn a Hot Contest
Over Seat,
HARRtsBURa, PA, Jan. s,-rhe BIZ
epnipI session Of the legislature Of
Pennsylvania began at noon to-day,
TheFeturnsof election of members Of
the house, as certified by the secretary
Of the commonwealth, were presented
by Mr. HarFity. When Crawford eoun.
" was reached the chief clerk sub
stituted for the returns certifying the
election Of Wilbur f, Highly Democrat,
the document awarded on Saturday
last 10 William II, Andrews, Reppbli-
can, by Judge Henderson, before whom
Andrews had raised the question OF the
legality Of Higby's eleetien. The Dem,
oCrats, led by Measrs. sFow, WheFFy and
Ritter, made an Intellectual attempt to
check this action, but Chief ClertVoor-
hoes declared that nothing was in order
bptthe reading OF the returns, q
Mr., FoW denounced the proceedings
as an unheaFd Of outrage, The chief
clerk announced that theretprns OF the
officers were superseded by
the decision Of the Crawford county
court.
The members were then sworn In and
Caleb @, Thompson, Of Warren county,
was elected speaker over Walter !,
Ritter Of Locoming, tile Democratic
nominee, After the members had
been sworn in ikwas discoyefed that
both Andrews and Highly had gathered
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CARLIsbE ACCEPTS.

His Friends say He WIN 80 Secretary Of
the Treasury,
FRASKFoRT, KY, Jan. at is report
ed on reliable authority that John G.
Carlisle has concluded to accept the
secretary Of the treasury portfolio.
This information comes from a promi-
nent politician. who Is an intimate
friend Of Senator Carlisle.
Congressman Carnth said that he
knew the position had been rendered
Mr. Carlisle. II Is believed here that
he has accepted and the contest tor tho
senatorial successorship has COM
menced.
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discharge for themHRlyes, am not OPP
posed 10 4 national quarantine butto an
exclusive national Quarantine such rs II
urged h contemporary discussion.
There d q field on which the federal
government must exercise alaran tine
powers The place b detaili choleIa y
on the other sids Of the ocean, not N
New York,
ga rigid system Of inspection AZ for
eign ports under the directipniof the
ccnsnlarseryi would form the best kind
OF national quarantine Az Tor the rest
Il can safely DO left % state jurisdiction
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NEw York, Jan. 8. The Evening Poi
to-day says: 1.-THE settlement Of the
Oregon contest makes it possible toglye
an accurate table Of the vote for Presi-
dent as it should DO cast by the electoral
college, and which will show the total
number OF votes 344. Necessary to a
choice 223. Cleveland's majority los.
The total vote for,the respective candi-
dates is as follows: Cleveland, 276;
Harrison, I44, and Weaver "a"
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Warm Right Ahead.

DENVER, Col, Jan. S.-The Colorado
state legislature will convene in this
city at noon tomorrow. Great interest
ismanifested in regard to the organiza-
ton Of the two housed, and numerous
caucuses have been held by the Repub-
licdns, Democrats and Populists, but
nothing definite has been decided upon.
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California Leglalature.

SACRAMENTO, GALA, Jan. s. The Cali
fornia legislature assembled to-day, Re
publicans organizing tho senate by
electing Senator R. d. Carpenter, Of Los
Angeles, president pro TEN and the
Democrats organizing tho assembly
with +. B. Gould as speaker and George
Peckham. Santa Clara, chief clerk.
Gov. Markham's address was not pres
ented and no business was transacted
to-day.
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Act on d new principle reaniatine
ih0liyoh 6tomath and bowels Through
ihonetyol ANEW dilceyefy. NJ Atilef
Pills speedily euro bilionshnsai bad
taste, torpid liyct, rilU1I constipAli0h,
UnequAled ot nitn, women ard chill.
dten enAllel mildesi altestl ldity
doses Samples iteoi u Me Logan
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Yorltl,. palr Alnnl.rer pead.

DENVER Coz, Jan s.-Dr. Alex Shaw,
chief OF the horticultural department OF
the world'a Fair and one of the Board
,ot Worlds Fair Managers, died to-day.
Dr.. Shaw was born October Is, 1916, in
Camden, Kent county, Delaware.
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nalilmihlt.lc lillnE alnrkot.
uNtoN s1ock Vans, cLAaEYosT,

. - NtlAsta - AHAl v
Swine While the receipts have been fair dur.
inR tho week thoy are rather Light TO-DAY, though
tho make Il not by any means only fiji
demand being reported by dealers Prices have
improved some Is or ~ cents per 100 lbs over last
week. value, with the quotation for good u
bsst western hogs at 81 QoA1 % peF 100 lbs gross
gfoss Pigs cold &c 81 00a6 10 per 100 lbs! kfosS
Receipts n hogs this week y, ~ head
Sleep and Ilamhs- There q d fnlgly good trade
In sheep whlle lambs are slow, Wequpte sheer
q SAGE pct lbl gross lambs q KS ~ per 10
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ryphus ii New York.

[ Nkw York, Jan. S.-Twelve new cases
'ottyphns fever were reported to-day,
making a total Of sixty.six since the
outbreak. Thethird death occurred at
Riverside hospital to-day.
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EoR RENT-A NEW FRAME
~ House Of Eight Rooms, corner Fourteenth
and Moods streets Possession Aprlf1, Inquire
at 81 Fifteenth stTeek don
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TSoR RENT ARKEI G! ARDEN
IL one milo above the Top mill; possession
Immediately. Apply at No IS fifteenth street.
70 jOHN Ii. GIL CHRlsT, ma
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GFoo pERs' MEETINa,

The slulgl meeting q t4e st99ekhaldea q Ehs
held II the nlliHe OF the Company M MUniay
the ninth (9thl day Of January 1sla Bel
he hour Of 2 and 4 O'clock n, M, tor fbs
eleatiopoi nine m2nlgeEs 10 serve during ibs
ensuing year. JOS LAWSON, Secretary.
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NOR Remit a RGE. BRICK
list Warehouses, 1909 lal1 Main street form.
erly occupied by ~ Reilly, Wholesale grocer.
Choice rooms IN Reilly block. ]. v. REILLY,
Agent. ts1. f3s llal dDO
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E'oR sALEA GOOD HOUSE, NO.
1I,nse. te9nsh ssESs s a. 5 ss A.
street and Is within i've minutes walk o. Tia
pnstoGlce. Inquire at above number Of MRS
fISAIAH WARREN sli- q ltt lill. dem
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lIoorRAnn ~ SEE 8 RLAYRIIDIl

al, o.s,.. X Soss ,1s came sghiel, "a,
o. car N sash I,ss,larlty X
~. 4. !. ~ Il, i. * t,nn N.
tpspE ~ 4 L w u
Hpgpy pnlon fples tpsl pps A'le,'s''t
intercollegiate game was derived, daies
IL ora az populariky from the formation
Ts 4, AZ lsyl n do ~, ~ y
~ Z i, ,t,.', /,
some score q elpps' slas q We lisYotl
ne senoel MAlenes WIS stAky igsH
agalp,sE tne gFest leI lhe 4epees. aps
nun pef soon 9 glhltsu a9Wtl w. EWstlsy
on Z, sluet llnn " " WY tennslsph U
np1llapeEa came !AgteASsl h,slllllS pllu
added lntefesh tnlA ghansea w lleel
AZ the request q Scotland N laih AZ
lest mere tel!pMel 7 plGEe p9en ssyle 9
play, ana peloFe 9pus sppFs passing ps'
came CON q, 4 !, a..,.,,.. J,
" 1909 Ins oigFH sssin tpssll ~ !.
the long Joy pass 70 ne open ana ny
ne use @ y 9emRlpeu uRHeieA!ep loF
lnfee sessohs' or. II.
AlteF the3 aseleAss V \. ilssseh lElsA lsle
number 81 " gse'lopsslls pAsA, VINO
teally EepFesep! our a9lellpah onsl
nall paek, was I, ipsIes y y. ron ope Y
LWS, aRu EW 70 tnll pall.s We're pllsys4 2
llltle .aIet hElllsh eapEalhs ~, " an
otheF tlllpAuA llt " way Itslss FsuA
ms pleyllg WEN Only pae lu.l pAVA'
Iae Y. s9 p, i've NV ,3 Rea'
yl9Al Etley y NV M Y.
duties are llke those o. our quarter
packi 70 selte lne pau J. WaeA y GV.ass
CIV q we slFlllplsEe nav l'ass Y " y
ERlCyse'q NatEeI phpk 4ot = Ean.
N,ns lhen Y NV Usual pNs'peF tVt = 7
Engush Fpsh lshe, Atglleugh Y cApstst Y
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pe mI a ,,,.4 !. i.
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sAe sEs Glle tl NY tssSy a1;S
" telo, alu not tsoln wy tspkpy ut'.pn y
}9t touny, altll0nsn tne v'tansss ~ s ~
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ntasn \, WIZ s'aVse t4ssfs w 4s
slIe o. tne WAset, ,e7o A.. a.. 1, I.
Hlyle AHtuuln, " low sns t.ess sa'ts
unueE Augpy tH!es psyMeeh - !AtleE4usl \
So!tsgss wv piaysuas WV t sa st.a
pelote anosusI H'sS asts ss y vvu
yenton llaG Elleu w. tiaap ~ pesssgs
!ag W WsIA po,sa, ~ Wy Sppsa;es
w. sns legislatures ~ sHe t'usVs an'oi'
EnIeA I.L 4.
me 1eatp!e o. !tle AZ 4alllnt4s1n wy ~
alsane.len from tne f4ns!Isn y Iuss " "
Y was Wltnln 9 year 4Eon i.. Ile way q !,
the aa9pnon o. tne Sport, sne oussse %
the sclmmage: Y, 80
IN thls nes inc psckpone 70 @hsc y.
me enllre peey OF the american toot'
pais Is sttacneq,
Inc Englsh nan !, packs stana, o y
tue scrltnmage, anu wnen INC pau Pope
out " y thelt duty 70 seize y anu pass
tout 70 g tthee'q uarteFnack VINO Funs
Wi M ia. ...,,,,
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E1oR MAYOR

To Fus ycrERs oSEIEE CRY OF wHEE1tsu,
I am a candidate ior. Mayor Sot the City o.
Wheeling at'tks next Municipal Election. to 30
held January 70 1904 YouFyote q respectfully
solicited Respectfully,
de2 Us B. II. CALDWELL.
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GIOQKH0IpERS' MEElING.

iSFookHolpERS' MEETING,
The annual meeting q the Stoekholdess Of
the Bank Of the Ohio Valley, Wheeling, w Va,
for the election Of dlreqtor, VIM 30 held Mon,
day, January D 1893, from 4 10 Q O'clock p, m, ii,
thsbapkipg house g Twelfth street
dcsl,Y4ll ~ B. r JRPsoN. CaahIs,
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FoRIRENr.

DIOR RENT TWO HOUSES, THREE
] :. and si four rooms respectively inquire 4
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-04

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The most complete and convenient upstll,
residences IN the city, containing six rooms,
bath room aud hall, on second floor, In new
building on Tenth and Main streets,
JAMES u IIAwLEY,
deS lt20 Main Street