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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-04

savage tribes Of African natives. Ihev
are Of mag niticsnt phys que, skilled In
the use OF the bow aud arrow aud the
murderou. asssgai Their chiellains
are distinguished Tor bravery and cum
ming, and they like 70 fight, showing
apparently no fear 10 the face o. oe'-
tsin death. For year, the two chie's
Malaboch ami Magsto have deilsi the
authorities Of the Bosr republic and
massacred tho settlers, burned
their housei sud destroyed their
property. Now, MtlSDjch with
two hundred followers has been
captured and the Intention Il to BRING
the other chief into subjugsii3n. For
this purpose President Kruger ne
called the citizens 10 arms. rnere are
about 5,lOO Of these sturdy s3li'eis'
aud although the Kafiln vastly out
number them, the outcome Of the con-
Dict cannot be doubtful.
The little republic Of TrausvA has
an interesting history. IL is ptoplea
by settlers who emlg'atei from the
Ofaugc River Free state, when inst
territory was annexed by Great Brit
aiu, pteisrring independence. Mixed
With the farmers Are number Of dcs'
erter. and foreign refugees u different
descriptions,and It goes without saying
that their tfualmen: Il the ua'iv,s
has not aiways been just ani honor
able. Their love o. country aui lib-
efty, however, stands undlspuiei'
They have even successfully dshel
the power OF Grsa, Britain. Ia ls''
the country seized thelt territory.
The Beers protested ani sent ac1m'
mission to LONDON 10 remousIfaic VIII
the government hut the representa-
tlvos Of the little country were treated
with contempt ani refused hearing.
As soon ~ tho fact became known 10
TransvAal, the people armed them
selves aud took possession Of hcidol'
berg. They clsctud Paul Kruger
pfesident aud tslabllshed a republican
form OF government. The English
government sent out large force TO
auell the lnsurfrction, aud II came
to battle at MAluba. The British
outuumberod the Bocr-, but after eight
hours Of hard lighting the former
iisd la hopeless confusion, having lost
a. -
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call 20, county R'publio"" Ton
allan.

call 20, ,o,nty RspublicH" '""'
A ,.,,.noI tne Republicans Of
SAT- Iaks county IL hereby called 10
meet Al ,bs I'D Federal court room,
Wa.atch b,iiJipg. salt Lake City,
Utah, on Thuuday o,p'' ~ ~,
1924, at 9 O'Clock y I'VE. 40 80
purpose Of nomlnauuE .Tt,aisi
gates 10 the RepnOioan "a 'i'S ~
convention e. be held III ~, ~
tember II, 1894, pursuant 70 es'l W w
Territorial Republican ooln,''i,,'e, p, ss,
county convention Wll COus'' y. 90
deleg ates, app0riionel hlnons sue va.
rious precincts Of Sails LAKE ooun'y u"
follows;
Salt Lake city. First precinct, 4ei
Second precinct. ji' lhlfd pteoihct' ~
Fourth precinct, p, tl!h pIeyih, ~
Bingham, ~: Pleasant ufeen' y nun
ter, ., North Point Mos 1oiuan' "
South Jordan. 30 NDfih Jordan nor
tman. ,, RIyert,u. % Blun Dale. u
Draper, 3. Brrhton, D. Granger, - Far
mer's. D. Mill Creek 10 sugar House, "
East MIL Creek, D. Mountain Doll, y
Union, g. South Cottonwood u blg Ool-
tonwo6d. 3. Little Cottonwood, u Butler,
o; SANDY, o; Granite, 2. silver, = Pleas
ant View, l. total, -'0
Primaries Tor the election OF dole.
gates to sail county convention VIII
be held under the direction OF the
chairmen OF the various precincts Al
the usual places Tor holding primaries,
on russdsy, September an, 1894, At 5
O'Clock o. tn. In case Ia suy ptecitct
no place Ia generally Understood al
which primaries shall lie hold me
chairman ui such precinct N hereby
requested to designate some place anu
10 publish notice theie,f Ia connection
with this call.
by order " County Republican
Committee.
W. +. JAMES, Chairman
GE1RuE NJ. CANNUN, secretary.
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SUGAR FACTORIES AND BOUNTY

One Of the first guns agains' the ne"
tarlfi bill IL fred by the b,el sugar
men, In the form Of n protest against
the withdrawal OF the bounty this
year, and n notice thlt Tue
Ur..sd States government VIII
DO made a party defendant IN
q suit for damages. There are
,ix beet sugar factories In the United
States. One 10 Mt Lehi, Utah, one each
at Norfolk and Grand Island, Neorhf'
ka, aud three ia California. The Ne
braskA factory managers, a. slated In
the dispatches, assert that ihe with
drawAl OF the bounty will ruin the
business Into which they have put a
vast amount Of money. The Califor'
mia factories propose TO make q strong
fight for the payment Of the bounty
this year, claiming that tho govern
ment has entered into n contract with
hem which Congress cannot annuL
AZ for tho other sugar factories
licenses were Issued 10 them for 1924
under the old law, aud they entered
into contract with tho beet
-. l.. A.. -, .n,.o,,,,, than
1870 :, -, ,,.,,..
fSN 49,. -, -. ,..n.,y I.y
r.'I 80, - -, iii.
~ y -. 49, nonn,y
,r, c.t,,.,,t.
,.a,s.,.' ~ -. - 80, ,sa ,,,,n.
-, =, 49, Iss..o,o,. rn,. h,,
- d.. an. 40, n.,o, 40, nm NV
,,..,.., nan ,,., an. w,,5d,avI 4.
,,.sch a, IN. con,,.o, forispi NO,
n,,,o,,v.d hy m. n.v law M cou..
m. po.Ition n, The t,v.nuo officers 4,
that Conv,e.. I'm, annuII.d the con.
traols and A. A, upop this propo-
sltion that the legal proceed.
ipva are 10 be taken. The sugar
mon claim that n this construction IL
eorreo,. than IN, new law 4, unconsti.
tutional in that r.speot. A. being retro.
netiye I'm A., effect upon thu eontraots
and therefore, of In. class OF er most
Iaoto l.v,,lation forbidden by the Con,
,t,ut,on. Acting upon mi. view OF
the case. the three California tenner,el
hay, oombined and have engaged lsra
talent. An effort 4. TO be- made boil
In Congres. and before the Unite,
States court O, claims.
Tn. bounty maid ON beet sugar las
year amountsd 10 ss5gl7AsA. or I'M
sum Utah reeelyed s7T.bts Nebra,kn
Sllss gl and U.llfornia $3.50 7Gs. "a
Tina A will h. ,e.n that ia, Colder
,tate f.e,otle. are very heavily inter
es,ed. The los. To the Utah factor,
th,onyh IN. r.n,nI NJ the aid law a
,ou,ss will IA, larger than tho haunt,
maid la,t year. aa A. h.xpeoted Their,
viii n. a I.rg., outnnt ot sugar mi
a.aaaVa than AVaF haIuEa Tia Lab
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As to RGtrGlCln0nt.
SOME ECOEOElC SUGGESTIONS TO
THE "CITY DADS"

We notice that tho CITY Council IL
endeavorlng ~ tuinl tueif "ueiorr
election" promises Of rigid ecoromy
IN the running tnu municipal stiars
u the city, which N Ger ainly apprecl-
Ated by ail gOud cilizuuH, ana all hllo
they msy succeed In saving many
dollars 10 the over.burdened taxpayers.
We woul suggest, however, tnat they
should avoid dtmini.hing the men 90
the police force aud In the fifc depart
mont This might result In the re-.
verse OF economy,
II might please tho taxpayers lust A.
well To dispose u extra Sessions Of
the council aud devote lees time In
discussing personal character and more
time to genuine public benefit. 10
their "etisrts " stop the leakage ut the
fpigot, We recommend that thvy zee
that the hung " securely plugged before
they roll tue barrel over"
These are times when all should use
their careful Efforts IN the practice Of
true fettenchment, both In public anu
IN private affairs, aud assisting In this
very laud able purpose each individual
may assist n community, aud each
community the commonwealth. So
let each Individual DO careful 10 make
every dollar expended be tor foms
necessity aud see that II 10 used whom
lis purchasing power will be greatest,
and all should Try to prepare for tue
coming winter by providing them
selves with necessary fuel, food and
clothing while the opportunity exists,
aud before the Increased demand In
creases price. This IL especially trur
with regard TO clothing. During this
slack teayon We are Offering some great
bargains, ,nd those who are iorIunAt,
enough 10 10 Ablo TO anticipate their
next winters uecee'ities by ordering y
full suit now, can save enough 10 20 a
long way towards a ton Of coal or otheI
needed nrcesaarles.
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Alo.ununie,uou, should Ne sdirsttsi 70
pI,1Er1 Ntvs FunfiiHiSs Co.
1slsphons ss1
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CITY sub.eribsr will tindiy notify ). !. nan
hvtry ofthsf papera
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XIrANrED, TRAVELLING Statesmen TO
w carry our side hue. Liberal commits.
~ HARTFORD CHEMICAL CO.,
ClcyulAsd, ohio.
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sTRAYEO OR STOLEN
FOR SALE
FOUND.

A coon BAkERY uuslNEss. CHEAP
"A Address A, H., this once,
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
mARTlN's EEKKY.

"Uuc.e" Billy Rouse, Waterman at the
G. * y. crossing at Hanover street Tor
some time, uict yesterday afternoon ABOUT
. o'clock. He has been allng for some
time Dgst with heart trouble and dropsy.
MIR Rouse was 90 years Of age and was a
genial and sociabl5 old gentleman, liked by
All who knew him. Funeral Will take
place Tuesday morning at o'clock from
ST. Narv's church. lntermeut at Mt.
Calvary.
An error was made in yesterdays REG
lister by stating that James Murphy was
with Charles C0ss when he died. Mr.. Muir
INV was vyaIsfng along the road when he
discovered MIN. CCss was buried yester-
dlv afternoon at t o'clock, Rev. >. w.
Robins officiating. Luterment at River
view Cemetery.
DR. Gatcheu, Of Washington, D. c., left
Yesterday for that place, alter pleasant
visit with friends and relatives OF TINS
place.
Today is the day set for hearing a mo
ton Tor another trial for William Wilson,
for numbering CnCer Murphy sometime
ago.
Mrs. William Mann, who has been So
iourujug with Euwood City trIe2os' IS eN-
pected home iu a couple OF days.
Mrs William J. Howell has returned
from Sharon, Pa, where sue mas Oeen al
/ tending the funeral of her father.
Heusy Gaudlug left yesterday TO Join
T his family 40 Sardjs. O., where they are
visiting friends ana relatives.
Subpuuas were being served yesterday
4 for witnesses ma tue CorOner's inquest over
I the body of Charles CosS.
/ Miss Lima Henderson, Of Harrisville,
I has returned home after pleasant visit
I with friends at this place.
The IN @. \. ball club will cross
. bats with the S,eUCenyille Clue, at this
+ place. next Saturday.
+ The Ralstou stars will cross bats with
/ the sporty BOYS tomorrow afternoon on
. the Seabright grounds.
/ Quite q number Of young folks OF tlIs
+ r,a.e eriOyed tue OreezeS Of the west Nlr-
Eiuia hills yesterday.
/ Naunerchor Singing Societ V held pic
mic In Eic5 ana L,ppaardt's orchard yes
Warren Moore viii be taken 70 St
/ Cl1f-svn,e jail today TO serve out his hn'
. of $50 and costs.
Fred UP. Harry Chesseu and Lee
/ White tooS a tc.pt0 ClaysylL.e yesterday
on their wheels.
Miss Julia NcSword, of Bouey Point
I W. Va, is the guest OF her grandmother,
/ Miss Blanche Wctberald, Of North
/ Twelfth street, is threatened with typhoid
/ C1as. King, Of Mt. P.easant,was in town
/ yesterday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
LEGAL NOTICES.


nTSTRICT COURT OF TdE UNITED
IL states. for the Distr,c. Of West Virginia
Notice Of Reference.
owen Carr, Ngauk Coss. James
lanes }. Z. GRAY and Joun
j. Cutler, lIbelisu's,
eyS .Ioh, in Admiralty.
Lowry. " It's engines. boilers,
tackle outfit, apparel and
furniture 49,.
By an order made and entered in said Court
in the above entitled cause. on the lS'h day OF
June lsp4, among other thtngs, SAID cause WAS
referred to the Undersigned. commissloner
appointed by said Court 10 hear the PsrNee
and 10 ascertain and rep9rt az follows
First-The several urDts and toe oTdet OF
their uriorities cnargeable upon the Pfocseis
of the sale Of said steamboat
Secondary other matters when me com
missioner may deem pertinent, IN relation 20
10 those referred 10 MIN, or w'lch anJ parry IN
interest may require, II pertinent 10 ths mat'ef'
SO referred ...
Now. therefore, you will take notice that the
ror.rence ordered As aforesaid, Will De pro
cs.ded with before me, 20 thr once or the
Clsrs OF said Court in Room No. Z, custom
House. in the city Of Whecl!sg Ohio county
Vest Virginia, on
TUESDAY. THE lOTH DAY OF july lssf Al
eoCLOCK Is TIE FoEENooN
of,batSsv A. which time aud place you are
5arsbv notified O. attend win tue testimony
} YOU NAV have % offer IN the matters aisrrsaid.
y j.. CAMPBELL,
e. g. Commissioner.
WHEELING, v. VA june - 1924. lus'f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25

Of duties IN the iron and steel schedule
shown? The average ad valorem rate
upon all iron and steel imports in the
last year Of the old tariff lending June
30, ls9O) was IS per cent, the average
ad valorem rate upon all such imports
last year was nearly GO per cent.
The Homestead trouble followed an
enormous increase Of duties, instead Of
reduction, in the MCKINLEY bill.
And II JOHN SHERMAN can blame the
trouble on a reduction Of duties which
did not occur, we may surely be allowed
to attribute il to the increase which did
occur; and not ouly that trouble but,
also the trouble with those other highly
protected workmeu with whom the au-
thorities OF Pennsylvania are having
such a time just now. They are the
Slays and Huns imported By Republi-
can high protectIoaistst to take the place
of higher class and better paid American
labor. As during the Homestead trouble,
,he Republican politicians are very
-1xious just now, that the election is
drawing near, 70 get rid Of these evI.
deuces Of the way in which the tariff
protects American labor. They wish
every SIav aud Hun in the coke regions
was in Guinea, instead Of 10 highly pro-
tected Pennsylvania deiyIng law and
order aud driving decent, thinking min
ers into the Democratic camp.
The politicians are making Up FOR the
existence in this land Of high protec-
ton Of these debased laborers by de-
handing loudly in their platforms that
they DO shut out Of the United States
hereafter; that immigration DO prohibi-
ted, etc. These hyDocritical high pro-
tectionists have no further use for these
now that they have served
the purpose for which they were i'm.
ported, that OF beating down the wages
of American miners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
THE CASUALTY RECORD.
The Accidents Reported From About the
City Yesterday.

Last evening there was a slight accident
on Chapline street, near Twenty-ninth.
Two young ladies, whose names could not
be learned, were driving, and a down
town street car came along and struck the
buggy, The rig was carried several yards
by the street car. The young ladies were
not hurt, and the buggy was not much bro
ken, owing 10 the quick action OF the mo-
torman in getting his car under control.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
SAVE THB SABBATH.
DR.. TALMAGE'S PLEA FOR PROTECTING TIE
AMERICAN SABBATH.

he Contrasts the Sabbaths Of Amsrica and Of Euro
psan Countries, Dsplores the Tendency Of Amer
leans to Drift Into European Methods Of OBJ
serving the Day aud Calls br Halt in its
Dissertation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
INDUsPRIAG TOPICS.
Points Picked Up Aoous the MulI sad
ERcEnrles.

POints Picked Up Aoous the Mills sad
Factories
The plate mill of the Bellaire nail works
Will go on this morning after an idleness
or over q week.
Two more or the pudding furnaces OF
the LaBslle mill will so on this morning,
and iJ VIII give six men work The fur.
arc5s will be used % make all the old
castings about the mill. The men will
have work for four days at least.
Good news comes from the Riverside
bar mill az the mead of Twenty-hfth street,
which has been IDLE for several weeks.
The guide mill is % go on this morning,
aud the par mill will 90 on about the
middle of the week. Then the entire plant
WAL be on. The mill employs about 50
men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
DIED.

NENKENELER-ExMA RACBAEL, daughter
Of VIII and Sacie Menkeueler, June a. 1871 -
- o'clock noon, aged months and !. days
In,ermeut at Peninsula Cemetery Tuesday
afternoon at , O'Clock. Friends Of the family
invited 10 attend
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
\ yhlainous Deed.

Sc en- HsG fg7it
Some miscrvauJs, rev nights ago,
went TO the Mount NOriah Baptist church
ON Limestone Hill, and broke the windows
All out of the church. Only six paueS Of
class ESCAPED il the whole building. The
I building was otherwise damaged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25

Invitations have been sent out by Mr..
ANA Mrs. II. @. Snalicross for the wedding
of their daughter, sara Louise, TO MIR.
Oliver ID. Vi'6ersOu The wedding will
take place Wednesday afternoon at one
o'clock at their residence on Z street,
Washington ID. e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
TOR RENT.

U7oR RENT-oS ACCOUNT OF MOVING
Il our business % the large department store
Of z. < Potts, cefnsf Main asa Iehth slIss,
We o1sr our prsssst ONE, No. % Twelfth
.treei and hVe rear rooms. for rent BOTH
oacss will be Kept open ultl the THeHih
.t-eet rooms are rsE;sJ. when the entire oasi-
nsss will be trsnsfsrred % Z. b. Potis store.
TuF sTASDARD SEWING MACHINE co,
s. A. Newcomer. NInageE JEW
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25

PROPOSALS tOR PAIN 4lNT
AND SCRAPISG THE IRON Work
Of The FOLLOWING BRIDGES.
Sealed proposals will be received - he Office
o. the Board Of Public WORKS o: the City Of
Wheeling until Il O'Clock noon, Handay Jupe
18th, ls9i, for painting aud sc'aping the iron
work OF the following bridges Market street
brisge. Seventeenth street bridge aud the
Peninsula bridge. Bids - Be made separately
on each bridge. Specifications for dong the
work can BE- seen a; the Office OF The Board Of
Prbli, Works. The Board reserves the right
TO reject sny or all bids. Proposals TO be
narKed Proposals for Painting and scfSPinS
Bridges.
By order OF tie
BOARD OF PQRt1c WORKS
Tnos. N. DAARAH. Clerk - JuSOeAdi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
PRECEDENT oARNoT AssAssINATED.

The assassination OF President CAR
NOT, Of the Republic Of France, comes
as a dreadful shock totho civilized
world.
1t marks another step in the march
Of Anarchy in Europe.
Fortunate it is for France that her
political affairs are az present compare
lively settled, and the removal Of Presi-
dent CARNoT will cause no special
political complications.
frances loss in the death OF her hon
Ored executive is great. The civilized
world will deeply sympathizo with her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25

Hirs. AURELIA VAN
ULE, Of EIwiItGu. IND.
writes: "ety friends
said ( would never &c
any better, Tor I had
liberation OF the bow
els. BY the time I had
taken a bottle and s.
half Of Doctor PierCe's
Golden Medical DisCov-
s-y, the bleeding h8d
almost stopped. by ap-
petite was good. moth
ing seemed 10 hurt me
that I ate. NJ improve
Uent was wonderful.
Several years have
- r,nrrrfsrnnnk 20
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FOR SALE.
SIMPSONaH AZLETT,
1911 Market Street
PUBLIC SALE OF STEAMBOAT.

United States OF America, District OF West
Virginia, SIS:
Owen Carr and others
V In Admiralty.
The Steamboat Johu L. Lowry
n obedience 20 an order entered on the 18Th
day OF June 1891. IN the District Court Of tie
United States for me District OF West Virginia,
In the case OF owen Carr and others against
the steamboat John l.. Lowry its engines,
boilers. tacEle. ou'ht, apparel and furniture.
shall proceed to sell AZ pablo auction, to the
highest bidder, said steamboat John l..
Lowry, its engines, boilers tackle, outGt.aP-
parel and furniture, ct the Public Landing,
NEAR foot OF Fourteenth street,, in the CITY o.
wheeling III tho State and District OF West
Virginia, on
SATURDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF JULY. \. D.,
1894,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, 4. m.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third OF the purchase
money, or such greater sum a. the purchaser
snail elect to pay, cash in hand; tho -fIainder
OF the purchase money IN twf2a WAY OF sale. the
iNViJ, IVA hlp in the = - -a.rrItv
purchaser giving bonds WITH personal security;
t. be approved 10y the Marshal, for the deferred
iustsllment5. ,,--r,r @ ,-IScON
7 s. Marshal District OF W. Va.
BvJ C. MCMAHON, Deputy.
CALDWELL & CALDWELL, Proctors Tor Lloel-
lauts
'i'''''1e' je2lsqzdr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
= COnlNG uOnE 70 Roosr.

e Senate the other day JOHN
Ply speaking about what he
no reduction OF the duties on
teel" in the Mckinley tariff,
that this alleged reduction
SNauSe OF the strike and riot at
mestesd works. ut was the re-
ion Of the duties, said be, (which
used the trouble.
What reduction Of duties? Before
Mckinley act went into eject the
tai al yaIorem rate of duty on Tau
d steel was 50 per cent The N}
u,ey tariff raised It 10 GO per cent
re is the table from the report OF the
sasury Department:
AL IMPORTS OF IRON AND STEEL aND MANU-
UFAcrUl,zs OF TN SANE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25

Il M, OhlO S1ONE'
Sealed proposals will be received A. the once
Of the Board OF Public Works OF the City o.
wheeling until l. o'clock noon. Monday, June
18th. 1924. for delivering on board the CARS in
IN. CITY OF Wheeling, all the curb 70 be used
during the year 1894, for the best quality o.
Ohio hard sandstone, free from veins, cracks
or flaws, OF the following dimensions: The
stone TO be not less than four feet long when
dressed, "a inches deep and five inches thick
and the same length st the base az on top when
dressed. The Board reserves the tight to re-
i.ct apv or all bids. Proposals 20 Be marked
"Prog osals for furnishing New CuroinE
By order Of the
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
serentaenth Street Bridge.

Sealed proposals will be received a; the oilc'
OF the Board OF Public Works o. the City OF
Wheeling until y o'clock noon Monday, June
18th, 1891, fer putting down new hoor on seven
tenth street bridge, the Board furnishing the
umbsr. nails and other materials that may be.
needed in putting down said floor. The Board
reserves the right 70 reject any or all bids Pro
posals TO he marked proposals 'of putting
iowa new floor on Seventeenth street bridge
BY order OF the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25

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death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25

BEWARE Of that calamity nag, Cap
tain DovEyEE She's vicious and q
bucker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
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