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BuIlion Mov.,nents.

New YoRK, April 1.-THE steamer
Majestic will take out tomorrow 300, 900
ounces OF silver and 25, 900 Mexican dol
lars. The steamer New York takes out
tomorrow $4,000 onnnes OF silver.
LONDON, April 1.-THE amount of
bullion gone into the Bank of England
balance today was $1,000.
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The Van Leuven Frauda,

DUBUQUE, Iowa, April 17.--In the
United States court Judge Shiras sus-
tanned the motion of the defendant for
continuance OF the Van Leuven pen
sion frauds cases and ordered them con-
tinued until the December term.
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UndeIiyered TeIevram..

Undeiivered kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph Office, corner Main and
Court, April 18th, for the following per
aons: Mre. King, Maud Agney, Miss
Nellie Clayton, Chas. @. Toogood, Mrs.
e. Barr, ID. r. McRae.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

sAN PEDRO, April II.
fecfQt4s ARRIVED.
None.
SAILED
April 16. str Excelsier, Patten. for San Diego.
IL April I6,str Falcon, Lundstrom, for Avalon,
Catalina is and.
April 16, schr F. s. Redoeld. Birkholm, for
seattle
TIDES, APRIL 18.
High water, sos a. m, S:l4 p. m.
Low water, 2;04 a. M, 2:16 D. m
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BAN FRANCISCO, April II Silver bars $3.50
63I<c per ounce
Mexican dollars, 53@53ISe
NEW YORK. April 17.-Sllver bars, 631$c per
ounce.
Mexican dollars. 49r.
LONDON, Arpil 17.-silver bars, 2S1zd per
ounce,
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Our better halves sav thew could no

7 OUT b6tter halves say they could not
keep house without Cham mberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t is used in more than
hall the homes in Leeds. Sims Bros.,
Leeds, Iowa. This shows the esteem in
which that remedy ia held where it has
been sold for years and is we'll known.
Mothers have learned that there is
nothing so good for colds, Group and
whooping cough, that it cures these all
nents quickly and permanently. and
that 1t is pleasant and safe for children
o take. 30 cent bottles for sale by OF
4 Vaughn, Fourth and Spring street; O.
T. Heinzeman, 222 N. Main street, drug
sist.
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Sec the worlds Fair for Fifteen Cont.

Upon receipt of your address and Is cents in
postage stamps, we will mail you prepaid our
douvenir Portfolio of the Worlds Colum bian
Exposition. The regular price is so cents, but
nominal. You will ind 1t WORK Of art and a
thing to be priced II contains full page views
of the great buildings, with descriptions OF
If not satisfied with it. after you get t. we will
refund the sta@ps AID let you keep the book.
ADDRESS II. E. Bucklen 81 Co., chicago, Ill.,
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strikers Return to Work.

DRAzh, Ind, April l7.-The 300 men
who went out at McIntosh's mine
"Wednesday, returned to work today.
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Notice of Assignee's Sale.

TTNDER AUTHORITY OF AN ORDER OF
~ sale duly granted made and given by the
superior Court OF the County OF Los Angeles,
State of California, on the 10Th day of March,
1894, in the matter OF Phil Hirschied. doing
business as Phil Hirschfeld & Co. insolvent
debtor, No. 20. .SS1 of the files of said Superior
Court and filed in said court on said 29th day
OF March, 1894 !, the undersigned. Max Mey-
berg, assignee of said nsolvent. will on Satur-
day, April %. 1894, at II O'Clock noon OF that
day at the store No. 31l North Main street in
Los Angeles city, sell at public sale to the
highest bidder for cash all that certain per.
sonal property, towit: The complete jobbing
and retail stock of stationery, cutlery, notions
and fancy articles, Office and store furniture
fixtures and sundries including iron safe and
show cases, all situate at and within the store
No 31l North Main street. City of Los Angeles
Also one horse, harness and delivery wagon; /;
said horse, harness and delivery wagon are
now Mt the Club Stables, No. 2Os South Los
Angeles street, Los Angeles Cal.
All of said property may be inspected by ap-
plying to the undersignedass gnee, and u COM
plete inventory of all OF said property, other
than the said horse, harness and delivery
wagon, may be seen by applying to the said
assignee at his place OF business No. l3o South
Main street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Dated this 18th day OF April, 1894
MAX MEYBERG,
Assignee OF Phil Hirschfeld, doing business
as Phil Hirschfeld & Co insolvent debtor.
w. f. HENNING, Attorney for Assignee.
ALI lot
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Grain Mnva,n.nt..
Prtrnlennn.

NEW YORK, April IL Petroleum, stead
Pennsylvania oil sales, none; April option salei
none; clos I'd at SO bid. lima oil sales, none.
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MINING srocKs

LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
Los ANGE KS April 1.-THE following quo
tAttons on local securities arc fu nishei by the
Pirtle Real Estate and Trust company, No. 229
West second street.
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All Frea.

Those who have nsed DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry know its value, ana those who have not
have now the opportunity TO try it free. Cal.
on the advertised druggist and get u trial bot
tie, tree. rend your name ana address 10 H. n.
BuokIen d Co., Chicago, and get a sample box
OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills, free, as well as a
copy of Guide to Health and Household In
sttuctor. Tree All of which is guaranteed 10
do you good and cost you nothing at G q
Heinzeman's drug store, 222 N. Main street.
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SiIvsr RmlIinn-

Moaey-0omm msrcial losas 701o per cen t;
mortgages, S,112 per cent.
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COUru ERN OALGFORNIA RAILWAY
- esD. santa 70 Routsl
II EFFECT SUNDAY. FEB. IL, 1894
Traias leave aud arc due to arrve at Lon Al
Geles La Grnnde statiou) First Vt. ami Santa
teavc
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Re11fl and attentive service at the most
popu' <s 7aace in the city, the Eadeau cafs
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Chicago GRAIN aapd Provision Market.

Chicago Grain .and Provision Market
CHICAGO, April l7.-Whest, after weak
start, became strong Today ano held firm until
near the end OF the session. More rain in Kan
sas was the first influences. Msy opened &c off
at 6O1zc below yesterdays Close Folio wing a
decline there was a lively rally which in 80
minutes had advanced May to 607sc. The Off
set to the rain IN Kansas which caused the
Jump was tbs continuance of the drought in
The market surged up and down between
60h, and 0OAc Tor time, following Brad
streets statement OF l,926, 900 bushels decrease
in the stock of both coasts, aud 1904 900
bushels in the stock of the world SAFE of
10000 barrels of -four by Il MinneapoltA cor
Germ was widely heralded. India aud the
exclusive Of the United States and Canada
shipped 4,200,000 bushels of wheat Inst week
Adcing the 100000 from this side, the total
ments OF 4, 500,OOO,
Corn was firm. and closed 9saslc higher, and
oats gained &c.
Provisions were weak, losing yesterdays ad-
vance,
Cash quotations were as follows;
Wheat No. 2 Closing.
April .........................6
May y........ss.....-......s... t..... sos
Corn. No. q ii'''''I'f's.i.'is''
April ..."s-.....-.,,..........
May ............... .....----. 50 (@39A
oats. No. .
Observation-Disclosures.
June ......... .......................S1
July. .;...........,.......... 2995
September .......s
Flour Unchanged. 446te~g a,c.le.c
Wheat. 6f at. 10, no 2 spring. CO. No. 8 spring.
Oorn--No. =, 3ssseSsN; No. 3, yellow, $3.50
ostsz,No. z. slysi No. 2 white. slk@s5;
No white, 33%. W R7
Rye No 2 AZ.
4515O. - ?
Flax seed-Nc. l, $I.30. ds f's
Timothy seed-Prime. S4.25 "a a89'iTiTG
Mess pork-per bbl., $12 S2IS6I2S5.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, $7.72% IT'S,
Short ibs--5ides loose So 5215QD6.55.
Shoulders-Dty salted, boxer, $6. 0OGD6.25
Short clear-Sides boxed, $7 O0g7. 70.
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods per gal
SLID.
Sngar-Cut loaf, unchanged: granulated, un-
changed; standard, A, unchanged.
On the produce exchange today the butter
market was firm and un hanged.
Eggs were quiet, strictly fresh, 10l5o
oTHEE aRAuS MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April II Wheat, steady demand
moderate No. l California, ) lddy5s I'd per
GENITAL; No. , red winter, As 1921.
Co:n-Sleady. demand good; new mixed
spo', 3s 1o%d; futures stsady; demand
far; April, 3s lOizd; May, 2s esd; June, 3
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Going Out of b usiness.
Furnishing goods, hats. LAG n. Spring st,

Bost meals in the city Al tAe Nadeau Cafe.
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Southern Pacific [Nnl2nY

IMPORTANT CHANGE or TINE,
FEBRUARY 25, 1901
Trains cave ana are due to arrive ~
Los ANGELES {ARCADE DEP)N
Filth street. daily. as follow
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To enjoy yourself at moderate rates, eat you
meals at the Nadeau Cafe.
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. Deeds.-..... Observation-Disclosures. IS
Somlnal...,.. ,..................... 1s
Total. ..................$ 24,548. 81
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900 !. m Is. II Jacinto Pasadenslt h i ;3t
ll;0O a.m san Jaeinto VIA Orsugo ...
. 90 a. a. IemeculH via PdsAdcnaIf :3t
J 200 =. "a Tim cula via Orange .....
s.i5 .. mi 9tcondid " Cnast llnelI / Il!
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= 800. q. '-I.sl r. ya -ssYg
MOUNDSVILLE,
n miscellaneous AIolnnse Of Minor Mat.
if,l. tors from lInrsiinlrs DIotropo,is,

n MiscellnnoouA aIolunge Of Minor Mat.
iti. tiers from aTnrsi,nlrs Metropolis.
About hall dozon OF tho witnesses
who were summoned before the special
grand jury failed to appear and thoy
were yesterday fined by tho judge for
con.cmp. Of court. Thoy paid thor
fines. I'll y 3 AZ
Mrs. Ada Carricls, captain OF Com
pany b. entertained tho members Of hor
company at her h ome lust evening at an
elegant supper. This company has
made their ontiro amount. s}l
There will DO no preaching at tho
Prcsbyterian church tomorrow, Row.
MI: Doyle, tho pastor, being In Cadiz,
Ohio, assisting at communion service.
Harry Crooks has resigned his posi-.
ton nj tho Fostoria glass works and
will leave for his homo in Beaver Falls,
Pa, ina few days. i
Company D will give literary ana
musical entertainment at tho Opora
House next Thuraday evening. n
Miss De Wolf, OF Fostoria, O., ia tho
cuest Of hcr sister, Mrs. Il. Ii. Mans.
bargor. l5'i{ =.
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THREE F0R THE IPEN.
Marshall County Malofnctors Sem
fenced by Judge Campbell.
THEY ARE THREE YOUNG THIEVES
Who wero Indicted Only tho Day
Before, and were Allowed to Plead
Il Guilty to Less Serious Crimo and
Given Two Years-Tho Way of tho
Transgressor Peculiarly Hard In.
Their Case. =

Tho finding OF tho three indictments
by the special Marshall county grand
jury at Sioundsvillc against Homer
Logan and Jesse Logadon. as chronicled
in the lNrELLIaEScEk yesterday morn
ing, was the cause Of considerable talk
all forenoon yesterday. The boys had
confessed before Justice Criswell and
it was thought that they wouldn't como
oStrial until recently, when it became
known that lawyers had been employed
By, the defense in both cases and thai
they were going to make vigorous
attempt to save the boys from heavy
puniahment.
Their hearing was not expected to
come up 50 soon, but yesterday morn
Ing they were arraigned before the
court Tho fret Indictment was for
( going into the residence Of B. +. Hodg-
man over q month ago, and taking a
number of pieces of jewelry and coins,
z most Of which have since been recovered
from parties In Wheeling and Benwood
I, to whom the boys had Epawned them.
They were secured through the efforts
& of Officer Charlton, Of Moundsyillo,
Other articles they maehed up and
threw away. ss.;l &.
The boys, by request Of their attor-
: neys, plead not guilty Of HOUSEKEEPING
+ but guilty Of entering. The court &c
cepted their plea. Tho law against house
breaking is very strict and means not
less than five years in tho penitcntiaIy.l
j The plea was based upon them entering
by an unlocked door. ;.sl93E 81 l55s, "
Judge Campbell gave the boys good
talking to and sentenced them each to
two years in the penitentiary. Logan
( was somewhat affected by the announce
ment OF his sentence, while Logsdon
( did not stand it as we'll as Logan and
\ gave ventit to his feelings. There seems
to be more sympathy for Logsdon than
Logan, as he is q country boy, but he
had kept company with Logan, who
was reckless sort Of a boy. 1t was re-
ported that Logan had made a number
Of threats since his confinement in Jail,
asto what he would do when no had
served his sentence, but Sheriff Mat
! hews said yesterday that in his talk
with Logan he said no had decided to
be better man hereafter. Tho other
two indictments were continued against
J them, one for stealing money and a re.
volver from the residence of W, S,
Powell and one for breaking into md
stealing watch, chain and charm from
". W. Smiths residence in broad day
light. These articles have been return.
ed except the money. l,i.lls5
Frank Johnson was also arraigned be-.
fore tho court for stealing brass from
tho Riverside works at Benwood. II Q
plead guilty and was sentenced to ono
year In the penitentiary. All three Of
these conyicts will likely be transferred
to the penitentiary to-day. These make
Blk that have been sent to tho pen at
the present term OF the circuit court,
the fret in tho county for quite while.
. III. .
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THE SKATING RACE.
Hankc Defeats Hunes After an Exciting
-tg7lfGE,.5N Isacc of Two Nflles III - FagEf

Hanke Defeats Hunes After IN Exciting
Naco of Two Miles.
The skating race at the North End
rink last evening between Z. F. Haukc,
Wheeling's fastest man on tho rollers,
and worlds three mile champion, and
J. Hunes, tho Ohio champion on the
rollers, was the best contest OF tho kind
that has taken place hero this winter.
both men seemed evenly matched and
the race was raco from etart to finish.
Tho men were both in it to win and did
not resort to attempted fouls. Hanko
sspurted grandly toward the close and
Hunes was unable to respond. Tho
time madc,'too, was better than in any
Of tho previous contests, seven
minutes and two seconds for tho
three miles, which is very fast
1 ,S rollera on twenty-five lap track.
me attendance at the race was good,
md there was skating before and after
the event OF tho evening. IaT Is
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NOTICE TO CoNT i o ,i i
ry1cr or rRr CLERK or BoIrn; or EDUCATION,


No. q Fourteenth Street =,
~ WHEELING. W. VA March q, 1885,
y Sealed proposals for the erection OF IN FcigHt
troomed school building In Webster subdistrittti
In the city Wheeling, will DO received sby tho
April u, sat Il clock n. Said building to 30
erected In accordance with tho plans and steci-:
fcations of NJ r.. IGesey, now On tlle ali The
rooms of tthe Builders,s EIchRnse., Bids Will DO
received for the completion Of tho building no
whole; rs indicated in the specifications hereIn-
before mentioned. Bidders must submit with
their proposals q certified check for two per
cent OF amount of bid. conditioned that Il
awarded the work they will. within ten idnys
after sueh award DO made. enter into contract.
with food and sufficient sureties, to perform the
work so awarded according 10 the! planl and
specifications, and to tho entire satisfaction; OF
the Board OF Education, within the time speci-
fed In the contract; The successful contractor
must give a bond for the satisfactory perform
nnce oil the contract, bond and surety 10 be. ap.
proved .by the Board Of Education.. Allap pro.
buildings and Grounds Of the Board Of Educn.
ton: Tho Board reserves the.risht to roIect auy
or all bids. WALTER H.HALII Clerk 4
3As7gf III! IN q. o IA .
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NOTICE.
Denominations and Builders !!

p Bids for tho erection and construction OF new
Court House building In tho town OF Fayetteville,
West Virginia. asreeably to tho plans and speci-
ilcatlons prepared by Fran.hemlI Gesey, urchf.
'tects. OF Wheeling. West vlrgInIa.S Will DO re-
iceiyed at the office Of tho Clerk Of the County
Court Of Faye.te COUNTY. until tho FIFTH DAY
OF APRIL, 1881. at 70 o'clock n m. " The court
reserves the right 70 eject any and all bids 4 a
certified check or bond with approved security
injthe pcnnlty Of 81, 900 will sbe required with
each bid conditioned that tho persons offering
the bid will. II his bid should be accepted enter
into contract to construct said building and
give good and sufficient security for tho faithful
performance thereof Plans and Specifications
can be seen at the Office Of the Clerk of tho
March .. 1885,, also at olllco OF FIanyheIni &
GIesey. Library Building ~ ~ f5sfl3 s57l :
THE COUNTY COURT OF FAYETTE COUNTY,
n WEST VIRGINIA! 9 NJ ~ A =
BY E b: HAWKINS Clerk. 81. iFiiS mrs
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WANTED.

Sealed proposals. Will be recelyed By the Board
OF Education OF Huntington w. Va. until
April y, 1884, at 10 u IN. dor the erection and
Mannlngton. VIVA. according TO the plnns and
specifications ms prepared by.s Franxheim 4
Giesey. architects, Of Wheeling. w, Va. ss
II The plans and specifications can eyseonI Of
tho once Of the Board Of Education. at Manning.
ton. W. Va. aud also asS the office of the archl.
tects in Library Building, Wheeling. W. Va I 81
. BIDS Il. BIO marked. .'Proposals for Erecting
aud Completing q Twslve,room.s School Building
at NANNY gton. y. Va, nnnd 70 be addressed 20
ton, ". Va - ~ y 80 4 II 81 ~ ~
Z Each bidder will submit with bis bid. 4 certi-
fed check for two per cent Of amount of bid ~
The Board reserves tho right 70 reject my, or
nll bids. r ~ rnr2QS
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FIRST OF THE SEASON.
The cyciers VIII Mako tho First Run TIL,
'|aF Afternoon. ;.sr q 9

- "h' Nako th6 First lsun THIS
XXI Afternoon.
Va Ihis spring tho roads about Wheeling
afo IN better shape for cycle riding than
has been true for long time. at this
lenaon of tho year. The surface Is
smooth but not dusty, and furnishes
ideal wheeling. This afternoon mum.
Dor OF tho local whcolmon will tako ad.
vantage Of tho roads by tho first organ.
ized bicycle run Of tho season, Tho run
VIII pc TO West Alexander and roturn
1 1Il, Inc start will DO mado from tho
Mheeling Athletic clubs place on -Four.
leenth streot at 3 o'clock. This IL not n
cluo affair md cyclers Of tho city in
general arc invited to participate. Sun.
por VIII be taken out on tho iroud. d
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BELLAI1R,lEs
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
~ y H tho 0lnss, City. :. 81

All sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
w Y tho Glass City. X -
It has been a long tlme since tho poo
pie OF Bellaire havo had an opportunity
to select such q representative citizen as
John Bots as chief executive 3of tho
city,. Theiman 10 sacrificing his person.
al feeling In the matter, did so when lie
yielded to the pressure for him to, nc.
,ceept the nomination. yet consenting he
10 IN earnest now in his canvass for that
office, and the Republicans and all other
good citizens will reflect credit upon
themselves and the city by seeing that
he 10 elected next Monday. Henry W
Bahra, for marshal, too, will be in keep
ing with the change desired. /,
: Theodore Neff. ono Of the most extern
siye fruit growers in this region, says he
has Travelled over several itownships the
past three days and Is Of the opinion
that about everything in the fruit line
is killed. except the later variety OF ap-
pies and such small fruits as currants,
gooaeberries and mulberries. About
half Of the strawberries are Killed. Mr.
Nefi says that the exteas OF the injury
cannot be definitely ascertained until
alter the weather moderatea.
The talk about the Bellaire nail works
making extensive improvements in.
volving the expenditure of $500. 900 or
$500, 900 is revived again. It breaks
out periodically with some papers. but
the nail works people have not an
nounced when such work will com.
mence. N IL. e
The street commissioner will deliver
all the booths and ballot boxes used
under the Kangaroo system to the var.
ious polling places to-day. The judges
and clerks will be the same as last fall.
The official ballots were delivered to the
presiding judges yesterday. d,
The entertainment at. the Elyaian
theatre last night for tie benefit Of the
reading room was well patronized, but
the net receipts cannot be told till all
the bills arc In. Z;
All Of the stock for the new bottle
works has been subscribed and ten per
cent paid in, but the contracts for the
works have npt been let. yet.
THE bonded !inde btedness Of Bellaire
was reduced about. $4,000 during the
past year, and 1t was a bad year for re-.
ducing Indebtedness. y.
Mayor McGowan sent Jim Ebberts to
Jail for whipping his wife, but, the
county authorities hive always refused
to help him. IN ia'IF535
Deputy Sheriff Darby was in town
Yesterday appralsing property ordered
to be sold by the sheriff. e
There will be a great deal OF moving
here next week Lower rents are asked
by everybody. n
Harry and Joseph Steele, of this city,
will move to sistersville and engage in
business. s M III!
Bellaire paving contractors are all at
work this spring already. VA
The schools closed yesterday for a
weeks vacation. 81 ~ y.
Thore is very little building in view
here this spring. 49,, s.E;tt, $jI3ef
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TRUSTEES SAFE
rT,RUsrEEssIsALE.

MI N " z Il I, 4 ~ Il II. n
l5Bysiftuao o. d d,ed o. trust inadn yYrsncis
IE.IThonef 70 no ~ tyusseo daied Joly N, 1855,
recorded IN tho % "a d the Uscfk ftiic countg
Court OF Ohio ooutty, Wet yirglnia IN, Decd q
north 'front.' door v the Court iIouio ei said
SATURDAY, THE I'm DAY oFtMARcu. ISL
commemorate At 10 O'Clock a rn- No following
described roperty, tat u 70 says AZ l ~
7. 80 much ot LOT numbered one hundred and
twenty .nipc. situated on tho cast itds 81 iatts
street IN the Etith wsd ~ thD CITY Of lFhecllng.
ohlS comm. VEST Vlftinln, a. ftonts tEepiy.tVp
teet and one Inch on Tho said es,t sldoot rad
third pan St said 70. S,s hppat.a and tsensy-
ts,isnsos etse,sd shsfcca q s9sonsipE thereto
hundred and thirty y Shaplinc And
Wsst vlE!nis said p e q ground ito1 tasss
Tucntytescond and TRcntytthifd isfrsets aud
running back of equal width 10 tho snstofn
boundary lineof said lct isq, being tho same two
pieces OF property conveyed 10 said ffsncls ii
Ehoner ~ .iIoge, trtites. ny deed dated
s.TtNNs oF, SAtE.s. cno,l Aird and a. much moro
as tho ptrokhsef do 10 pay Al cash on mo day
OF sale. the balance n two equal installmentss d
iwolyc aud twenJs fSnr mouths, notgs. bearing
interest from tho daSp sale to DO given for the
aelsfloa p pis; X. Nv. coWpEs. rru,.Ss
iNSW, II, fIAfLER, Auctbhrer. e, ~ naft
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PROPOSALS,
5DRoPOsALs FOR GRADINI9l,

\ sea1ed proposals will DO received IL the once
OF tho Board OF Public Works Of the city, Il
Aprll{s 1894, tofl grading Of Thirteenth saest
extension to Woods street,. Bi1s cubic YARDS
SPEECH can be seen at tho Office OF tho
Board Of Public Works Bldsto DO rhadS by The
cubic yard. The Board reserves the IiShtto 70.
ferest for tho citY o. whsellp Is 6posaiaito DO
marked Proposals for Grading ~ 81
ny order Of the Board Of Public Works. y Il
l.Lmre0 sasasl. n. THOMAS n. pARRAH. Clerk. W
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RHEuMArIsM racks tho system, like, a
thumb-screw. It retreats before tho
power Of Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
purifes the blood. Sy.t5{ jt3'S 4 i J{.t