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LADIES

Needing tonic. or children who want build
ing up. should ;i',
HRf>(I N'S Iron .' ,r-S.
Ii Is r", &c. s,ion.
Bilious .t. .. l.ia
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JONES & WILLIAMS,

lIoal Estnlo Agouts aud Collectors No!aric, put
lie. 81 Zane street. Island mt!O
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs,
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; etfectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and It is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufaCtured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs.
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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PARIS. May S-The Boring sea tribu'
nal of arbitration resumed its ression
to-day,
Mr.. ]. @. Carter, of counsel for the
United States, maintained that the
rights of the United States in Boring sea
were absolute aud unqualified, He
argued over again that the government
OF the United States was justified in
protecting its rights in those waters in
times OF peaCo, as we'll as At any other
time, and no claimed that the United
States had u right TO seize vessels caught
in pelagic sealing
Assuming, argued Mr.. Carter, that
the rights OF property OF the United
States were admitted as claimed, was
the government OF the United States to
follow the vessels found engaged in
pelagic sealing homo in order to claim
redress for trespas1 against municipal
law? This, no continued, would not
only be Intellectual, but would not COM
port with the dignity OF the United
States. No nation ever deigned to re-
sort TO another nation for enforcement
OF ita municipal laws, The only method
open for the proper enforcement OF
such law was the method OF force, and
that was iustitlable in tho case OF tho
Boring sea on tho same ground rs in
the cases OF revenue and quarantine
laws.
Mr.. Carter proceeded TO argue on tho
subject OF regulations, but was inter-
rupted by Sir Charles Russell, OF coun-
sci for Great Britain, who said THAT
Great Britain would not recede from
the position that the question OF rights
should be argued apart from the ques'
ton OF regulations.
Sir Charles Russell stated, however,
that he would not object to Mr.. Carter
presenting statement OF his views
OF tho subject.
An animated discussion followed, in
which Baron do Courcel, president OF
the tribunal, American Arbitrator Har'
Ian, British Arbitrator Lord Hannen,
Sir Charles Russell and the Hon. I. j.
Phelps took part. It was finally decided
that counsel for Great Britain should
argue the question OF rights and the
questions OF regulations separately, but
that the tribunal would not give sopa-
rate decisions.
Mr.. Carter then proceeded with his
argument which was concluded to-day.
In his peroration Mr.. Carter described
tho slaughter OF female seals, heavy
with their unborn young, and other
horrors. To prevent these horrors and
to protect the seal herds, tho United
States had taken the position which he
explained to the best OF his ability.
The United States had taken this posi-
ton ut the risk OF war with Great Brit
ain, and they had been ready to main
tain this position. and thus discharge
duios TO humanity even II they had
been obliged to face half tho world in
arms. History would recognize their
rights and the justice OF their cause.
From beginning to end Mr.. Carter
had Fpnken forty hours. As no sat
down. Baron DeCouriel, president Of
tho court, said: ~ cannot refrain from
thanking you, sir, for this magnificent
speech, which has been characterized
by holiness OF Wow we'll worthy Of
tllis high court"
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NAf ANpED-SITUATI0N AS TRAV-
w ELlNG companion, matron or office as.
sistGnt by respectable middle.agcd woman.
Ohio, up2l
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
T. B. Camden, OF Parkersburg, was up
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Carter List have gone
to Baltimore.
John A. Mcintosh, OF Ravenawood, is
at the Windsor.
". 8. Wiley, OF tho New Martinsville
Democrat, is in town.
], r. spriggg, OF Woodsfeld, Ohio, is
Behler hotel guest.
Miss Cora Ogden, of Fairmont, is visit
Ing friends In the city.
Mrs. George L. Johns and daughter
left last night for Chicago.
DR.. Hugh Roberts, of Wellsbure, was
the guest Of Wheeling friends yester-
day.
Mr.. D. @. List started for Knoxville,
last night, to visit hia daughter, Mrs.
Warner.
Marshall White Is homo from an cast
Orn business trip for the house he now
represents.
Mr.. n. +. Behrons has returned from
New York, where no witnessed the
naval pageant.
W. T. Hamilton and daughter, Emma,
have returned from an extended visit
10 Washington, Pa
O. W. Swisher, OF Fairmont; ]. II.
OF, OF Rymer, and ]. B. Petit. OF Little
ton, are at the Behler.
Col. Jake Kemple leaves to-day on a
lecture tour through the state. His first
engagement is at Morgentown.
Miss Florence Smith will sail from
New York, Juno 10, on tho Umbria, tor
. summers sojourn In Europe.
John G. Hoffman,, jr., and his sister,
Mrs. Mabls, left yesterday over the B.
& o. road for Chicago and the west.
The funeral OF the late Mr.. Jacob
Wise will take place ut CLOCK this al.
ternoon from the family residence, $40
Main street.
Mr.. Eugene Bayha lie homo from New
York, whoro he IL attending tho medi.
cal department OF the University Of the
City Of New York.
Mr.. ]. P. MCInerny, who has been In
Wheeling for year or more, was called
to hts homo at 81 GATHERINGS, Canada,
yesterday by the serious Illness OF his
iathor.
Word has been received Of the death
gt 81. Gall, Switzerland, Of Mrs. Fannie
(food, mother Of MOSsrs. l. 4. and ia.
e6b Good aud Mrs. Minnie Jacobs, OF
this city. She was Hevonty.fivo years
old.
Mr.. George P. stauyOr, whose death
was chroniclod yesterday, will be buried
this forenoon. Mass will DO celebrated
NJ 81 Alphonsus church at $3.50 a. m.
The Knights OF ST. George will meet at
8o'clock to attend In Il body.
]. o. Berry and s. porine, OF Sutton
j. U. ShaCkeliord, Of Glenvillcj Mrs,
Wells and Miss Wells, OF Sistorsvillo;
D. W. Chapman aud II II. Chapman, Of
spencer, and X, Il Loap, Of Now Mar.
tfnbville, arc at tho Statnm.
". II. Rinohart left tho city ycstor-
day for Cambrldgboro, Pn, accompanied
by his Bislor, Miss Lou Rinohart, who Ia
suffering from tho effects Of Ia grippe,
contracted last February She hopes
that the virtues Of Cambrl1gboro
spring water will soon restore hOr to
her usual health,
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
a boy in BCnwood Fatally Injured by Il
ing Crushed UndCr n StrCCt Chr,

a boy in BCnwood Fatally Injured by Be-
Ing Crushed UndOr II Street Cur.
Yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock a
small boy, viii sommers, was struck
by north bound electric car in upper
Denwood, knocked down, and the
wheels Of tho car went over his body
about tho thigh. The rear truck ran
over his leg about the knee. AS soon
MS possible the car was stopped and
young SommGrs taken from under the
cur, suffering terrible agony. He was
taken to his home In Benwood, and DR..
Ford called and did nil that was posi-.
bio to alleviate his suleringa 1t is
feared his injuries are fatal.
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success. Numerous gentlemen and
more Indies dropped in at some time in
the day, so that nearly all day long
there wus pleasant little party pres
ent,
Mr.. Sykes, the practical photographers
of tho establishment, also had his hands
full from the start, as he made num-
ber OF negatives,
The first thing visitor notices on en-
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Wheeling Knights VIII Go

The Wheeling Knights of ST. George
and other Catholic knights have re-
coiVed an invitation to attend tho con-
vention OF Roman Catholic Knights OF
America which opens at Pittsburgh,
juno "a, and at a we'll attended meet.
ing Monday night II was accepted, The
X. Of ST. G. will commence at once to
drill with view to taking part in the
usual competitive drill in connection
with tho convention.
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To Look Mt SMOKE Consumers,

Yesterday the members Of the county
committee on court house and iail went
to Pittsburgh to inspect smoke con-
sumers, with view to putting ono on
tho court house smoke stack. 1t was
stated US strange coincidence that yes
terday Pittsburgh committee went to
Chicago to inspect smoke consumers,
as few OF those in use in tho former
place are satisfactory. AT late hour
last night the Wheeling committee had
not returned.
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JnnItor OF the stnte pulldIng.

Col. John Howell, the genial and
popular ex.janitor OF the city building,
yesterday received telegram from
Hon. W. N. Chancellor, informing him
that he had been selected as ianitor Of
the West Virginia building at the
Worlds Fair. He will leave for Chicago
Friday. Everybody who heard Of bis
appointment yesterday was glad OF it.
and he was showered with congratula'
tions wherever he went. The people
around the city hall were especially
glad OF his good luck.
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LOCAL BRRvITlEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and abou
the City,

Matters OF Minor Moment in and about
the City.
ATgS.pAYs' mission is now in pro-
gresa at st. Alphonsua German Catho.
lie church, and the attendance at all
the services is unusually large.
AL WELLS was fined IS and costs in
the police court yesterday for disorderly
conduct at his home the day before.
He went to the hill in default OF the
cash.
TnE work OF tearing down the old
building ad joining Pollock's hour mill,
on Market street, to make room for the
new Masonic temple, is going along rap
idly.
john Royce was run in last night as
plain drunk. Lieutenant Gaus said he
believed he would also put charge
against him OF wearing a straw hat out
OF season.
YESTERDAY Rev. Fathers Mullen, Nc.
Elligott and Boutlou examined the pu-
pills Of st. Mary's parish schools. The
examinations were largely attended by
parents and friends,
The river is reported up so high as to
cover the grounds in Steubenville where
Forepaugh's big show was to exhibit to-
day. A number OF Wheeling people
will 90 up and take in the circus,
The police have been ordered to on
force strictly the ordinance torbidding
wagons or other vehicles to stand un-
hitChed on the streets. There have
been many complaints about its viola
ton,
YESTERDAY the now superintendent
OF the city water works discharged two
OF the employees OF the pumping sta
tion, James Burns and Martin Tunney.
So fur no appointment OF their success
sors has been made known.
CLERK HANKE has prepared the an
nual estimate of the expenses OF tho
city markets. The total appropriation
recommended is S6,l75, OF which 81, 24O
is for repairs. The revenue from the
markets last year was over $4,000,
A MEETING OF the committee on mp.
peals and remonstr0nCes has been called
Tor this evening to consider three new
applications for liquor licenses referred
at the last council meeting. All but
Two OF the parties who were given IL
cense have paid.
TuE Turner's exhibition, in their hall
tomorrow evening, bids fair to be one
OF the finest similar entertainments
ever given in the city. The receipts
arc to 60 toward deiraying the expenses
OF trip by tho class to Chicago and
Milwaukee in the summer.
HAERY TAYLOR, arrested Saturday
night by Officer Scally as u person not
OF good fame, had hearing yesterday
before Squire Gillespy, and in default OF
500 bond to be OF good behavior for
year no was sent to Jail. He is one Of
the two boys arrested for robbing mail
boxes several months ago.
TICKETS are out for the Opera House
Orchestra's annual grand concert, to be
given next Monday in tho Opera House.
A magnificent programme has been ar
ranged, and the orchestra will he rein
forced by the accession OF several mu-
sicans from Pittsburgh, Prof II,
Shockev. Miss Anna Lang and Mrs.
Flora Williams.
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INCEPTION room.
~ Thing 4 visitor notices on en-

tering tho gallery is tho newness OF
everything. In the reception room
stylish and costly new furniture, beautl-
ful oriental rugs and stained floor make
the place very attractive.
The promise given here OF an elegant
and complete outfit is borne out when
one reaches the room presided over by
Mr.. Sykes, the operating room. This is
the important department OF gallery.
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The committee Of tho board Of Oduca.
llon on buildings and grounds, Mcsors.
MediCk, Miller, WNliord, Schultzo and
Monkomiller, with Superintendent An.
derson, yesterday began their annual
visits OF inspection to tho various
school houses. They started in Richie
district Everything was found in very
fair shape so far as tho committee pro.
gresscd.
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THE OFFICE.

Here, too, every stick OF fittings and
furniture is new, from the tissue paper
screens and thescenic etIectsto the mas
siye and costly camera with which por-
traits 20 by "a inches are taken.
The outfit OF cameras and lenses, as
well as all the accessories and incident
ais, arc the latest approved make, and
cannot be excelled anywhere. In the
hands of man OF Mr.. Sykes's skill and
tasto 1t would be strange If such appa-
rats did not turn out as fine and ar
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MR. CARTER CONCLUDES
His Argument for the Rights of the
United States
IN The BERING SEA CONTROVERSY.

His Speech of Forty Hours Compli'
mented by tho President OF the
Court of Arbitration-NIr Carter
Declares that the Cause of This
Country is tho Cause OF Humanity.
1t was willing to Maintain Its Posi-
ton, Even at the Cost of War With
Half tho World.
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NEM pHoToanAPM STUDIO.
Tho O'Nen Gallery, in the MCLain Block,
Opened Yesterday.

He formal opening
OF the new photo
graph gallery of Mr..
r. Q. o'Neill, in tho
NIcLain block, for
merly occupied by
the gallery Of the late
]. A. II. Parsons, &C.
CURED yesterday as
had been announced,
and ii the number OF
people who called to
Inspect the new fit
tiuga is the criterion,
il must be pronounced
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ohlldrcn,s Homo nnrnch.

BURLINGTON, VI, May 2.--rho homo
for destitute children, two miles south
OF this city was burned last night,
Tho inmates, suvonty.onc children, were
all rescued. The building was four
story bick with additions supposed to
DO tlrO.prooi Loss about $4,000.
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The IntGigenCor's 1 Gent a Word Coupon.

you have house rent something to sell or trade want
buv ANYTHING want situation want good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place. or have found or lost any
thing write just what you want plainly in the blanks below Cut
this out and with amount the rate of one cent per word for
first insertion oneha per word for each subsequent n
tion to THE MTELLGENCER No. 81 Fourteenth street. Moth
ing less than ocents.
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A oLlMpsr AT TIE OPERATING ROOM.

GLIMPSE AT THE OPERATING ROOM,
tistic photographs as can be made any,
where. Mr.. Spikes ranks with tho best
camera artists in tho country, and
doubtless Mr.. 0'Neill will rapidly as
sumo leading place in the business.
Tho work already done in Wheeling by
Mr.. Sykes speaks for itself, and leaves
nothing to be said in his praise
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
1898 Market Street, aplg
FOE SALE.


A brick r0sldeuCo on FiitOCuth street. SS,Sll
No ~ Vermont street, frame.
No " Forth Huron street, irlIna
No. " Seventeenth strest, brlos.
No. u seventeenth street, brick.
No, OF Seventeenth Etre9t briOe.
No % Royunt0auth street, brick
No, 1907 Qhaplino street brick.
No 909 Market street, frLmO building, t5nr
rooms, S2QO0
A worry desirable country rOSldono1 III Peas
ant Valley, Oh tho National r0Rd.
No % North Trout Street, llJ 1lS4lQ tesa
No 20 North Front street, lot doklO) Gejs
No, 9tO7 Eof street brick tlSO roollA
No. 1901 Alloy II, frame, live rouipA
No 100 North Trout street lot 0lNlJl teek
No. vJl Main street. rick, nlnO rooms,
No. III Fourteenth stro0t. brlUk. lot NSl % feet
No, North Pom street, frame, lot 4VkilJ is0L
No l05 Zhno AIrpot, briok dWolllng,
Fine building lots In Pleasant Valley
stororo9ni and dwelling coguet EIShts0aA
and Woods street
Bulldlus lots ID I.Ssshsrweod.
FOR RENT.
No "a Virginia street ak rooms aud bath,
A ga0 residence with largo sroands, turuLsbei,
for Tue summer
No, l407 GhapliuO street. eight roOuiA
No, ~ North Front sIruht. AbYou Fo1InA
No Vlr1inla NtfOOt, brlOk.
Ma 1914 Market street, o1CO rooms
No 81 South POM Atruot, irRmO
slS.roomvd hnuA3 porner New Jersey ana
Ontario streets, April 10.
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TIE Rev. VIM. Stout. Wharton, Ont.
states: After being intellectually treated
by seventeen different doctors for scro.
fula and blood disease was cured by
Burdock Blood Bitters, Write him for
pnnnf
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REAL ESTATE.
SALE

Fiue located business property AtUayuS,
eight rooms and store room; terms easy.
House OF five rooms aud stable, -Ol Eighteenth
street, sl,b5O.
House, rooms, with full lot, cast end Ol
Twelfth street Si9i; half cash,
House, rooms, Eon street, Coutre Wheeling,
House rooms and stable, Eighteenth street.
$350l
Three lots in Park View, cheap,
One,halt lot, McColloch street, Centre WAes.'
ing, 500,
Fine suburban property two mileI. from tho
city, five minutes walk from motor line, new
with all modern improvements Cheap
Lots on Caldwells run $50 each,
Fine Farm OF li3 aGros on National road, nine
MILES east OF city on easy terms
Farm Of 40 acres, four miles north OF city. VIII
make good dairy farm.
House, 10 rooms, Fifteenth street, with mod
ern improvements.
House, Srooms, Sixteenth street 5000.
House, rooms, Charles street, Centre Wheel
iTouse, 4 rooms, Twcnty.thlrd street, SLED
House, 7 rooms, North Market street. $3.50
Business property on Market street at modes
ate price.
Small house and half lot, Jacob street! Csa;ts
Wheeling on eaSr terms, $50,
Lots AZ east end OF Tweny'thiri stree! On
oaehaIflo! ou ChaplIrs street, sixth Wall
5000
Ono Of tho bolt manufacturing as.sI iasaa
CITY, fronting on two rGllr0LlL
500, 81, 200 and S!,50J to loan on city properly
Nv-
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ATTENTION to tho daily habits of the
young prevents suffering. Take Sim.
mons Liver Regulator.
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PROPOSALS.
R1DDSs, FOR FURNISHING GOOD
COAL

To the McLure House for the following year,
commencing May Is. will DO received until
my2 MCLURE BROS
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FOB SALEI

ThrOe houses on South Pom StraOt
-Four hOpSoI on South Huron street
Two hou'Dt on North llurou AtTVVL
-Four houses on North YORK. HtrOaL
Ono house Oh South York street
Three houses OH south Front street.
Quo house on North Font AtrOgt.
ono house OIL North Wabash street.
Ono house oil south Wabash street
Two houses on Maryland street
Two houses on Kentucky street
Two houses OH Virginia street
Ono house GU Ohio street.
Ono house on Florida RtrtOt
ElYO houses on ROuth broadway street
Two houses on North Erlo street,
BUILDING LoTd
building lots all ovor tho city at prloOs to suit
purchaser.
Lots in Elm Grove. MoMsclIOn. Glendale,
Mo1qd1yIllO and Other property not msut!Shol
FOR RENT-lIOusos Of all slrOs and dlGur'a;
locations
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On Saturday, NTay 20, 1893, commencing at
10 O'Clock a. IN, at tho north front door OF tho
Ohio County Court House. the undersigned will
following described real estate situate in the
city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, that Is TO say:
The south one.hali OF lot No. 10, In Jonathan
Zane's addition to the town OF Wheeling which
aud includes a brick house OF twelve rooms, IN
good condition. Terms cash. A. 7, GARDEN.
ups Executor OF Elizabeth PanneiL
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FINK & BROWN,
Telephone es7 tm,eI 1lsMatket ss:ee:
FOR SAIE.


Cottage No, 80 Zauv street, lot SOxl2O pFc',
$3.50 Very cheap.
Brick house aud store room, natural gah lot
47xl6, EtnuYlle Ohio
House and lot 40xl0O, six rooms, bath room
aud laundry natural gas, Klrkwood, Ohio.
Lot ibXll0, Zane street.
Lot 30xll2 North Huron street.
Four lots on North Huron street
ono lot on North Wabash street.
One lot Oh North Indiana street
Que lot Oh South Front street
Two lots on North York street.
Ono lot, North York street. S3xlS9. rlvOF view
FOnrFOOmod cottlgo, Martins Forty.
ono brick house. No. 527 North MAiu street
one house aud lot Glxi1), North Trout sIrsss
Ono house and lot, 7Oxi1O, North Front bIrSS.
Fiyc.roOmed hOuSG on Erie street
Que lot, 4OSl0y, Moundsyllle
Iourroomod house on Virginia street
Elghtroomed house on Virginia street $40,
sevOn'roomcd house on s. York street, OOSlE"
Ono lot IN Robinson's addition. g. Broadway
OnO.hAlt lot on South Wabash street
Six lots, South York street, Waters addition
chapcN.
onehoiel aud several farms Sutton. W Va
All oil tho above property Will be sold yey
chGan, WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER CENT
MONEY TO LOAN From 500 ~ sl,OW w
first mortgage real estate
JONES & WILLIAMS,
lIoal Estnlc AgoutS aud Collectors No!aric, Puo'
lie ~ Znup strpnt Island iuTO
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FOB BENT.

EoR UNCOMFORTABLE
IL rooms III Chicago. near Worlds Fair
Grounds 1856 Ellis avenue, MRS ANNIE
DAVIS HAMILTON. lny!p
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T S. ENGINEER OFFICE. GUS
W TOM HOUSE. Cincinnati Ohio, April
%, 1853, Sealed proposals Tor building bikes
aud dams In the Ohio river ut the following
locations, or any one Of them viz: dikes. and
dam aud shore protection at Clusters dikcs
md dam ut French Island, 2dikes near sCutile.
town, dixie near mouth Of Tradewaler river, 2
bikes near Mound City, will be received at this
office until $3.50 p M, May 20, 1898, and then
publicly opened. Specifications, blank iorniS
and all available information will he furnished
on application TO this office. AMOS SrICKNEY,
Major OF Engineers U. s. A. mvl.2.h4.26!N
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GALESLADIES, OFFICE CLERKS,
- stenographers lIousekeepers C0pyiSts find
excellent situations al tho LADIES EXCHANGE,
lll2 Main street. j. Il Clark Manager lplO