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Notice is hereby given that the Com
mon Council of the City of Astoria pro-
oose to establish the grade OF Fourth
street, In the City Of Astoria, Oregon,
70 laid out and recorded by John Adair,
Ut the following heights above the base
)f grades as established by ordinance
No. II, entitled "An ordinance estab-
fishing base OF grades for the streets
'f the City OF Astoria, as follows, to-
wit:
Feet.
At intersection wigh Anger avenue. .22.O
At intersection with Abernethy. 1866
At intersection with Bonneville. #. 1856
And that the grade OF the interven-
Ing streets be straight line between
the crossings mentioned.
And unless a remonstrance signed by
the owners Of three-fourths Of the prop
srty fronting on said portion OF said
street be filed with the Auditor and
Police Judge within ten days from the
nal publication Of this notice, to-wit:
On Monday, March 18th, 1894, the Com
mon Council will establish said grade.
BY order Of the Common Council.
Attest: X. OSBURN,
Auditor and Police Judge.
Astoria, Ore, February 16, 1894
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70 nid tiigest on takeo one Smell Fllso ~,
afiercsling. ~. Der botllc. ''''' A'au
t4tN4 -
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NOTICE
OF Completion and Acceptance OF
Youne's Bay County Road.


Notice IL hereby given that NJ. Kron.
quist contractor, on Young's Bay county
road. under the provisions Of Ordinance
No. le4O, did, on the 18th day Of Febru-
airy, 1894. file in the office Of the Auditor
and Police Judge Of the City OF Astoria,
the certificate Of the superintendent OF
Streets and the City Surveyor, approved
by the Committee on Streets and Public
Ways
After the expiration Of the time here
matter specified, II no objection to the
acceptance OF such work be filed, and
the Common Council shall deem such
Improvement properly completed ac.
cording to the contract and plans and
specifications therefor, the same may be
accepted.
Objections to the acceptance of said
work, or any part thereof, may be filed
In the Office Of the Auditor and Police
Judge on or before Tuesday, February
10Th. 1894.
X. OSBURN,
Auditor and Police Judge.
Astoria. Ore Feb IL 1904
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Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
II n warrant issued by the Auditor and
Police Judge Of the City of Astoria, tc
me directed, dated the Goth day OF
January, 1894, and against
]. Nj. SHIvELY.
Commanding me to levy upor
lot No, l, in block numbered
s. assessed to q, w. Lounsberry,
n that portion OF said City OF Astoria
which was laid out and recorded by
Iohn M. Shively, In Clatsop county,
Oregon. upon which an assessment OF
l.0Sl.S0 is unpaid. assessed for the Inn
provement OF that portion of West
Eighth street, In said city, between tho
south side of Water street and the
southern limits OF the city, approved
March 1lth, 1891, which assessment Is
declared and assessed upon said lot by
Ordinance No. 1883 Of said city, entitled
An Ordinalce DECLARING the probable
costs OF improving West Eighth street,
Approved August 5th. 1891.
l have this day levied upon said
above described property, and on Mon
day. March me 18th. 1874, at o'cla"S
p. M OF said day. IN frunt VI the Court
House door, In said City nf Astoria.
County OF Clatsop and State of uregon,
viii sell said property to the highest
bidder therefor. TO pay said assessment.
together with costs and expenses OF
sale.
Dated Astoria. Oregon. February lsth.
1894
C. w. LoUGHERY.
Chief OF Police for the CITY OF Astoria
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Notice is hereby given that sealad
proposals viii be received by the Andit.
or ana Police Judge Of the city OF Az
torta, Clatsop county. Oregon. until
March LIST, 1894, at o'clock D. m. for
the sale OF Astoria street bonds m tho
sum OF S2.OO0,O0 at per cent. intersst
for Ten Years. For fun particulars aS'
dress X. Osburn. Auditor and pol,ca
judge, Astoria. Oregon. S''ee
Tne riwht to reject any and all bids Is
hereby reserved s -
Rv order OF the Common Council
As'est' X. oSBURN.
Auditor and Police Judre
Astoria. Oregon, Feb 10. iSss.
= Tonia Bigesslon tskeone smrsi Ri.c R,,r
"tflsr tlslllfof ~, la.s.t.- AAtiIu
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FOURTH STREET. GRADE NOTICE.

Auditor and Police Judge.
Astoria, Ore, Feb. 16, 1894
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STREET BONDS FOR SALE

Z. W. LOUGHERY,
Chief OF Police for the City of Astori,
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cHtEr OF POLICE SALE.

c. w. LOUGHERY,
Chief Of Police for the City Of Astoria,
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full description ofthis attractive premium
is given elsewhere in this paper.
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us furnished By Z ScilN
Market md Fourteenth 81
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nR1EFs FROM THE WIRES.

Thomas D. Tetor, Of West Virginia,
was Yesterday appointed an Indian
agent at tho Fort Hall agency, Idaho.
A cyclone struck North Madison.
Ohio. Yesterday. Tho loss OF pEopeFtY
was heavy, but no livcs were sacrificed.
Tho ninth annual convention Of Rail-
way Freight Agents met at niagara
Falls yesterday and elected oIhcers Tor
tho coming year.
Tho +. ". Hull Rubber Company. Of
Cleveland, o., was closed yesterday on
M attachment brought by tho Now
York Rubber Company for Sll,I72.
Tho twenty oxcursionists reported to
bave boon drowned by tho upsettinR
OF steamer noar Tenley, Wales, were
all rescued, but in an exhausted con-
dition.
Tho President has approved the fol:
lowing bills: To cxtond tho time OF
payment TO purchasers OF lands of the
Omaha tribe of Indians in Nebraska;
to mako Oakland, California, seaport
OF entry.
]. n. Beacon, president OF tho Far
mora and Merchants' Bank, OF Wutonga,
Indian Territory, committed suicide
Saturday night. Tho affairs OF tho
bank, which had boon In charge ot ms
son, worc in an inextrlcablc condition
OF insolvency, and both father and son
wore criminalIy liable. The son had
disappeared and the father, prcterring
death 10 disgrace, shot himself
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TIE SENATE BILL
Some OF the chief Features Of tho Measure
That VIII become a Law.

Some Of the chief Features of tho Measure
That VIII become a Law.
WASHINGTON, August 13.-Tho senate
bill which tho caucus action to-day
barring q Presidential veto) ensures As
tho law Of tho land in place Of the
Mckinley bill provides the following
rates OF duty upon tho great staples
which have been tho bones OF conten'
tion:
All raw sugars 40 per cont nd valorcm; {;
sugars above No. Ii trctincd) ] por cent
additional, sugars produced in bounty
paying countries lilo per cont addi-
tionaI 90 these rates. Hawaiian sugar
is still free under tho reciprocity tsoaty.
Iron ore, 40 cents per ton; pigs, 81 por
ton; iron or stool rails, 7.20 OF per cont
per pound. Lead ore and brass. OF l
per cent per pound; silver. lead bearing
orO. tho eamo duty on the lead con.
tanned therein. Tobacco for wrappers.
81 80 per pound unstOmmet, s. 20
stummGd; cigars aud cigarettes, S+ por
pound and - per cont ad vAloreln.
Coal, bituminous and largo slack, 10
cents per ton. Precious stones, cut and
unset, % pur cent ad valorem; sct, 80
per cent; uncut, 10 pOr cent; glaEiorS'
and miners diamonds free.
Logs mud sawed lumber and timber
(savo tropical woods) and wool are free.
lin plate is cents per pound after
October |.
Marble, rough, 80 cents drosSod, IS
cents pcr foot (cubtc1. White load u
cents per pound.
Under tho internal rovenuo sections
Of tho bill playing cards nro taxed 2
cents q pack. An income tax ot . pcr
cont on incomes above 81 900 is provided
Tor; also tnx on corporations OF 2 per
cent. Whisky 10 taxed 81 10 por gallon,
and tho bonded period fixed at three
wears,
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probably Fatal Accident.
sneinl ni,pnl.l % he Irtelllqenoer.

WASHINGTON, W. Va, August lS,-
This afternoon, while carelessly hand:
ling n rovolvor, Mike Buckley, IN oil
worker, accidentally shot fellow work.
man named Joo lIiCkok. Tho ball on
tered tho lett breast below the clavicle,
passing downward through tho left
lung back of tho heart. Tho wound IL
considered fatal.
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THE TRIUMPH OF SENATOR GMN AND THE SUGAR TRUST COMPLETE

Mr. Chicago
and its
Innlng
Hammer ntthe Bill and sarcascay Ptos
tho Democracy Finds sctHo
Relieved the Men who
Tiukns Form Of
Passing Separate FREQ Raw Material Bills
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Special Dfppieh to @s Intelligence.

SPECIAL DiDdlch % iht IRtll0tHoeF
CHARLESTON, W. VA" August 1S.-
Young Paxton attempted suicide to-
day by taking morphine. An overdose
and tho physicians saved his life. In
ability to secure work and trouble with
woman caused tho act.
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S,o,,u.hip News.

GrnRALrAK, August l3. - Arrived,
steamer Neckar, from Now York for
Naples, and proceeded.
LIvEaPoOt, August -. - Arrived,
steamer Cophaloniu, from Boston,
BALrrMoRE. August Is. = Arrived.
steamer America tNor), Hvoalef Port
Antonio.
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Special Dtspatrh 10 The lHteiti9sHetr
WAsurSGToN, D, G., August tS-A
postofIico has boon established at
Govern, Mason county, and Charles 7.
Beard, appointed postmaster.
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the President will Mother sign
nor veto tho senate tariff bill. but Will
lot it become Law without his sigma
tlfa
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SENATE TARIFF BILL FINALLY PASSES,

Wilson Pronounces the Grafton
mains Of Democratic Tariff Reform.
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For West Virginia aud Western Pennsylvania
fair: northeast winds. becoming SOUTH
For Ohio, frif, variable WiH,ls becoming south.
me TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
MS furnished by SeMNErr, druggist, corner
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-28
sTEUBENYILLE.

SrEuHENvHLE, o., January ~ There is
no sign that the pOtters OF this city will ac-
cept the scale as presented by the mann
Iacturers and long lockout ia ant.ci
patcd. Ihey held meeting Wednesday,
afternoon and decided not 90 accep. the pro-
posed reduction but 20 stand out for the
scale now in force. They saw they could
not make living for themselves and FAINT
lies at the wages the bosses offer 10 nav
ana tnat there is no good reason why they
should De reduced. sympathy gencralivis
with the men I'm the fight because 10 is am
parent That the manu- facturrrs are taking
advantage OF their position % squeeze
some condemnation has been created in
this city bv the discovery that ali the coal
mas been taken out from under the place 10
was proposed TO locate tho reservoir for the
water works on Bustard's bin, and that iu
Consequence the reservoir could not be
located there, but the water works trustees
nave an eXnert a. vor'; sounding The vicin-
liy, ana '"F-f-H Tor tho reservoir that
mas not De- ula rmiUed will doubtless be
found
Ivauhoe Division NO. e. t-.R..K.of p
has leased Talks HAL, now being built on
south Fourth street, and will remove 20
Dr. o. soon as ~ is completed. which will TO
about April D. Iue isase embrace "a
banquet bail. main ball 5sxfs. trvo toilet
rooms. reception room, etc. The ma Zoo hall
VIII have a dead floor Of hard. polished
"o1l, and viii be used for dancing aud
drilling The new quarters of the Divis-
Ion "ll De about the finest iu the State
inc next state Encampmeut OF tho
Ono g a, R. vii, be- held a. Canton. and
preparations have already begun thcre for
the cntcrta.nmeut Of the 'hoys in blue"
Steu1en Loige no. j will celebrate the
tuirtielu anniversary OF the organization
OF tns knights of Pythias on Monday. Fob.
ruary 10 Tho Uniform rank will parade
the streets in tho afternoon and an enter.
ttlnWenl VIII o. given ln the hall Of Stcu-
ben Lodge .u the eveaiug.
Following arc the coming attractions a.
tne Opera House Little Nugget" "Dsv-
liS Auction Brass Monkey and "Ibe
Russian Choir"
Tho Wheeling Turner's will be the guests
J M their Ste1ucuvI brethren tomorrow
| Sunday. They will come Up on W. d.
J. II. special
b W We.teu berger this wee, pro,outoa
/ The Reliance engine house boys with a
/ handsome painting Of the "Water Nymphs
! and Satyr
George ' Miller is ont again after a two
weeks wrcsrs with the iaundice
Sire Dr mason is up from WhecIfuy
/ visiting nor parents. MIR. and Mrs 4. I.
/ Batlu
Frank Cuttmann Yves a. PitfsburQ this
/ week. attend ug meeting OF tho National
Merchant Ia.lora Union.
judge Miller was ln tho East this wee.
\ on legal business
| Miss Mamie link Us visiting hcr brother
| Frank, in Martins Ferry.
Mr.. AMI Airs. ). M. Powers will enter.
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TILTONVILLE.

T1LToNvILLE, o., January 27-James
wilson and Miss Ella DurbIn were quietly
married in Martins Ferry Wednesday,
! Having the Ill luck TO miss their train in
the evening, they were compelled TO return
homo by circuitous route, going to
Wheeling and taking the r. w. X Ky. TO
oungman's Station and crossing the river
In skin, arriving home about Ii p. IN.
Mrs. Mary AIKEN visited her daughter,
Mrs. Jose Burriss, of Warren Ridge, over
Sabbath
Nessrs. Joe and Harry Linton were in
town Tuesday on business with VIM Nc
Cannon.
Rev. L. H. Stewart, Of Steubenvllle,
preached Friday night 10 a good sized con-
gregaton. and will also be present and
preach Sabbath night.
Charlie COnaway, OF Martins Ferry
came up Tuesday evening, and the BOYS
seemed more than glad TO see him.
MISS Maud West who ia staying with
her grandmother, Mrs. Norman, spent
Tuesday Afternoon at Vine Cliff.
Since VIM. Medill sent in his resignation
as pike commissioner there has been quite
"A hustlinR among several parties for the
appointment TO fill the vacancy.
Samuel Huston county surveyor. was
! down Monday from the county seat
The interest in the Corbett- Mitchell con-
test ran high here, and that Mitchell lost
the $4,000 purse was regretted by many of
| mis- English brethren.
David Garden and Jack Darrah were
SteuOenville visitors Monday.
Lou Cope and Cal Daugherty, OF Smith
held, were calling on their lady friends one
/ evening last week, but met with poor sue
cess, so it is reported.
Mrs. Joseph Camp and daughter, OF
Fostoria, are visiting friends in the city.
Mrs w. G.. Ault of JaoObsburg, has
| been visiting her daughter, Mrs Eliza Nc
Henry, of the Third ward, the past week.
VIII Morrison, OF the First National
Bank, has been at Cleveland on business
the past few DAYS.
dwelling house at Pultney Bottom this
spring.
Rev. A. G. White pastor OF the Chris.
tan Church, OF this city, will bcgiu a
series of meetings at the PRESBYTERIAN
church in Woodsiield tomorrow evening.
The St. Clalrsville Presbytery will meet
Ia this city next Tuesday TO dissolve the
| pastoral relations between Rev. l.. w.
| Barr and the First Presbyterian congrega.
| ton.
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BKIDGEPORr.

John Morrow entertained about ten cou-
| pies OF hls friends at his home in Kirk
wood Friday evening Quite an enjoyable
| evening was passed. Refreshments were
served at the proper hour.
party OF BenwoOd young folks came
/ up and called on the Misses Cora and Liz
zie Green at their home in West Bridge
| port. Quite an enjoyable evening was
passed tripping the light fantastic. Re
froshments were served at the proper
! hour.
Miss Lottie Duncan entertained her
friends AZ her home in Kirkwood Friday
night.
j. +. Scott is 10 Norfolk, Ohio, on bust
ness.
Miss Lyde Holloway is in Columbus Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Macdonald.
Hon. j. Z. Heinlein IS home from Colum-
| bus.
John Smith, the checkman At the c.. l..
IL w. freight house, is confined 10 his
| room with the grip.
j. ). Wilson, G.. L. S w. caller, is out
after slight Illness.
W.. G. II. McAninch, OF H1tnavle, is
| candidate for Mayor before the Republi-
can primaries.
WIN Green, OF the West End, who was
! kicked in the mouth by a horse about two
weeks ago, is again able 10 De about.
T.. a. Dorsey IS gaining streugta and will
| soon be able u be out. He will De "A can
didste for Squire before the Repu blican
pr maries.
The creek is frozen over and Yesterday
! ali who could take advantage OF the ice
| did so.
Mrs. G. M. Afford, of Wheeling. will
! give an elocutionary entertainment at the
| First NJ. +. Church Tomorrow night
This will be the last number on the lecture
! course.
The mock trial was postponed from last
! Thursday 10 next Wednesday night The
! case Will be Islander and argued by Woods
! aud Davis for the defense, and Charles
! Howell and George Cook for the prosecu-
| ton. II will take place at the City Hall.
Admission 10 cents. Proceeds for benefit
! OF the poor.
The Good Templars' spelling school.
which was held Friday night, was very en-
| tertaining and novel throughout
| The Gwent Choral Society, OF HEtna-
| vile. Will give course at the CITY Hall
on February .. Proceeds to 20 20 the bene-
| fit OF the poor They give "A very pleasing
eutertainment aud should have good
house.
Tho Chautauqua Circle met Tuesday
| evening at the residence Of Rev. Stevens,
in the West End. Quite pleasant even
| ing was spent.
VIM. Reed, who had his fingers cut of at
| Wilson " Chapman's mill in Wheeling, is
! getting along nicely
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RAYESswOOD.

RAvENswooD, w. VA, January 81
Campbell Stairs has been very i'll with
pneumonia for a week
The knights OF PythaS Lodge went
down in full force and regalia to wildwood
Friday night 10 institute "A lodge there.
At the meeting Of the stockholders OF the
bunk on Tuesday last. tho former Board OF
Directors were all reelected except w. G.
Watts, who refused 10 be a candidate for
re election. Il. L. Park was elected in his
stead.
The most recherche social event OF the
winter was an afternoon reception given
by Mrs. II. T. Wetze: Tuesday She had
an elegant collation., including ice cream
and cakes from Parkorsburg, served her
guests. Her rooms and tables were hand
some!! decorated with cut flowers
Harry Hoyt. student Of Marietta College.
came down Friday evening and went ont
10 Spencer Saturday evening TO spend a
couple of days with his parents at that
place
Miss Brown, Of Hartford City, spent
Sunday here with her friend, Miss Hattie
Chapman.
Miss Ida Taylor. of Richmond, Ind. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. 3. Bowden.
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wELLsBURo

WrrisnrHc. January 27.-Nlsg MavrIe
Bar'er. ~ Collier. is visiting Miss Ella
Baxter at the Hudson House
Martin HukiI, Of near West Liberty.
was iu The city 90 Tuesday.
I'D Iiricn and Miss Frances V. Seeso.
~ LazearVile, we're married At the brides
home on wednesday evening.
Bon Meyer and Miss Mira Miller we're
married on THURSDAY evening.
De. Donovan, or Cross Creek district.
was iu Che city on Tuesday.
j. IT. LaucE. who has been edo with grin
Tor some time, is recovering very rapidly
now
Rev. Samuel Cochraue. of the Presbvtc-
rlar church, is on the streets again after a
lsur i.lCess of typhoid fever
I.rt Conn Iy, who bias been assisting
Ar Candy tne photographer, has returned
.I His hou. JOB New Cumberland
tIr George Wheeler. ~ Cross Creek
District, Ieit last Thursday for the Pacific
slope e.a viii probably locate bro Callfor.
uII.
SD TIE performances Of Br'stol's equine
show were wcI attended ard al were
pleased with tue wonderful worl. the horses
performed.
Some party or parties wi'hOUi regard for
me great damage they were doing cot and
carrnd OF about forty yards ~ The lead piue
used loo draining the cool wdriS5 Of Forbes
81 Carmichael
very Interesting programme is being
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ST. CLAIRsvILLE.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE. o., January 81. u.
Arrick, OF this vicinity, has returned from
two months sOiOuru in Georgia. While
South he superinJended the planting OF a
tract Of fruit trees in which several Bel
mont county people nave an interest
Frank Cope, of Columbus, who read law
in the Office Of Pollock Il Nichols here, and
who was recently admitted to the bar, has
returned here and viii shortly open
an Office for the practice of law.
W. y. Coflland, formerly Auditor of
this county, accompanied by Mr.. w. T.
Casscn, both of NirOque. Wisconsin, are
here on business this week
Judge Il. NJ. Eaton is fitting up an Office
IN the Collins block, for the practice OF
law.
The Guy Bros. minStrels showed to a
large aud Gppreciative audience in the
Court House hail. Wednesday night
Miss Maggie Kerr, who is employed in
a treeman's school at Franklin, Tenn is
here, called by the illness OF her aunt
Miss Mary Kerr.
Or. Jefries, Of Bethesda, will open an
oiiice in the King property.
Deputy Revenue Collector Meyer and
wife, OF Bcllaire, were visiting MIR. and
Mrs. II. f.. Clark at the Clarendon, yester.
dav aud to-day.
airs Z. J. Merrill is at Black River. n.
To-, looking after the purchase OF a news
paper for her son.
81. w. HO.ingsworth Esq, IS visiting
his mother and sister at Flushing.
h. NJ. Cowon and family, of Flushing.
were here this week the guests OF the
family OF Henry Meyer.
The friends OF Hon. A. II. McEelvey and
Jesse w. Hollingsworth, Esq, respective
ly, will push those gentlemen for the Re-
publican Congressional nomination Mr.
Mckelvey will rely largely on the rural
districts for his support, while Mr. Hol-
ingsworth will get in his work among tho
boys in the towns.
Court will convene here February >
with about 200 cases on the docket.
DR.. Jepsou and daughter, Miss Bessie
OF Wheeling, are the guests OF Mrs. Wei
day to-day.
Invitations have been received here for
the marriage of Miss Blanche Frasier. who
formerly made her home with her uncle.
Rev. DR.. Balph, 90 Rev. John A Burnett
The ceremony will take place ia the Pres
oyteriau Church at Williamsburg. Pa
February Sth.
Messrs. McElfresh & Powers. n well
known insurance firm here. has dissolved.
MIR. Powers nnd W. r. Hewetson. Esq.
will open an Office IN the old treasury
building.
Stewart Adams. an old St. Clairsville
boy, is ina town for the first time 10 about
ten years.
Two weeks ago the County Commission
ers 5O.f 900 OF county bonds 20 Farson
Leach * 60, OF Chicago, at par ana $500
premium. The company refused 10 take
Jas bonds aud to-day they were resoldEto
the First National Bank OF Barnesville Tor
par and accrued Interest and $50 premium.