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Proposals for Operating Y-Street Pump.

PROPOSALS FOR RUNNING THE. Y.
street sewerage pump by steam or electricity
for the period of six months and one year. in
accordance with the specifications under
which it is now being operated, will be re-
o'clock p. In. Monday. December 80. 1895.
Bidders must furnish fuel or electricity and
motor and sufficient help to run the pump.
Each proposal must be accompanied by
certified check for o per cent OF the amount
of the bid payable to the City Clerk.
For further information apply at this Office.
d11-td .. 5. FLINT, City Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CITY'S CREDITORS.

President Board of Trustees
o. S. Flint, City Clerk. d20-1Ot
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said her mother, with troubled look
1T means" said Nelly, that 1 have
sent the wrong letter 10 Mr. Hale"
why. Nell. how could it happen?"
i think l know now" said Nelly.
glanCing rather nervously at me-
He knows all, said her mother. no.
ticing the look. Il told him just before
you came in"
Il wrote both letters at nearly the
same time, and just as I was about to
address them you called me away a
moment, and when 1 returned Ettie
was holding one of the envelopes in her
hand. %, you must not touch them.
said l. No, l won't, said She laying it
down, and I addressed them. giving
the one TO the - Seminary to Bob to
post, and mailing the other myself as
! Bob is so dreadfully careless. But Ettie
must have changed the envelopes
We'll, said Mrs GraytOn, you must
write to Mr.. Hale at once and explain.
How unfortunate. But how could he
have mistaken your letter to the semin-
ary for your letter to him? What did
you write?"
81 have a copy Of the letter up stairs y
And she ran to her room. returning in a
moment. here it is
Dear sir: While ! feel honored at
your kind offer, and under other cir
cumstances might accept, yet for rea-
sons not necessary now TO explain,
must beg leave to decline"
THAT was ALL"
And quite enough" said her mother
"too much to poor Mr.. Hale You must
write to him at once and explain every
thing. But where can you address
your letter? How can we find him?"
l had not spoken during all this dia-
logue, but l comprehended the situa-
ton, l thought, SO l said: Il will go
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The Record of remarka BILE cures eff
fected enables uS truthfully to say
that Hood s Sarsaparilla is the only
true blood purifier prominently in the
public eye to-day.
Hoods Pills are the best family ca
thartic and liver medicine. Harmless,
reliable, sure.
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No Christmas and New Years table
should be without bottle of DR.. Sic
gert's Angostura Bitters, the world
renowned appetizer of exquisite flavor.
Beware of counterfeitSi
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1t masos people we'll!

It makes people we'll!
1t buiids.up the weakened, shattered
nerves; It sends new lilo aud blood
through the arteries.
Whore everything else has failed
Paine's celery compound-the creates.
achievement OF that giant among men,
the ablest physician OF this generation,
Prof. Edward E. Phelps, NJ. D. Ii. D.,
OF Dartmouth-this wonderful Paine's
celery compound has in thousands OF
cases cured disease.
/. has freed old ago from many OF its
infrmiiies. It has made thousands OF
lives worth living that were once bur-
den. 1t has proven itself so easily the
greatest OF all spring remedies, making
tho weak strong and the infirm well,
that in tho big cities. New York, Chi
cago, Philadelphia. Boston, St. Louis
and the rest, the leading newspapers.
making their own canvasses, have found
that the demand for Painc's celery COM
pound is enormous. rs far surprising
that OF any other remedy as the cusa-
tive power OF this great compound does
indisputably surpass that OF any other.
For Paine's celery compound is not n
patent medicine. Ii is not an ordinary
tonic. sarsaparilla or nervine. II is so
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RIVER MEN KICKING.

Threaten to Refuse to Pay wharfage I'm.
less Wharf Is Repaired.
Tho river people are noted as long.
suffering. patient class that i. takes n
great deal to arouse, but once aroused
they generally mako matters blue. Ju at
at present tho stoamboatmcn whose
boats use tho Wheeling wharf are in n
vrathy mood, all because that little
gtream OF water that comes down tho
Btone. paved wharf, around tho corner
OF the now Panhandle retaining wall,
10 allowed to pursue its way over tho
stones and boulders unmole.ted TO tho
bosom Of tho Ohio. The s,oamboatmen
say thia water has injured freight do.
po,lted on the wharf, aud that unless
the wharima.ter or board OF public
works remedies tho fault they will re-
fuse 10 pay wharfage to tho city for tho
useiof tho wharf.
The river men also have another
grievance; they shy that tho Hnow,
nluBh and mud deposited in wagon
loads on tho wharf opposite tho Stamm
house by tho board Of public works is a
breeder Of disease aud should DO stop.
ped. Residents on Water stroot also
complain OF this. WharfmastOr Nor.
rington has taken no action 10 either
mattor, as upon looking up tho city or.
diuancs., no finds no 10 only to collect
wharfage from steamboats,. Tho board
Of public works Is tho body from which
the parties interested should sock 70.
lIof.
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WEATHER;
March Shows Her Capacity to
Produce Any Variety.
TEMPERATURE OF SEVENTY FALLS
And Is Expected to Hoop on Failing,
Until There Will DO Another Frcoz-
Ing Spell This Morning-Hnin Fol.
lowed By notwithstanding Record
for tho Past Month.

From temperature OF nearly 20 TO-
grcos in tho shade on Thursday, with
tho sun shining brightly, tho mercury
foil gradually all night and all day yes.
to-day, and it Is prophesiodthat by this
morning point below 80 will be
reached. Tho bright sunny sky OF tho
last day Of February was succeeded, also.
just rs March camo In at midnight, by
drizzling rain, which grow to n pretty
good shower in iow hours. Tho rain
continued at intervals all morning and
all day. until about dark 1t changed into
aleet, and this In worry short tino into
snow. Considerable snow foil, but tho
ground was so wet that It did not lie
long.
'Tho streets and sidewalks were very
unattractiye for pedestrians, oven leay.
ing the rain md snow out OF considera.
ton. Fow people wero out on the
streets who did not have to DO out.
Those who passed up or down Market
or Fourteenth street glanced up at Mr..
Z. Schnepfs government weather signal
lliEbt uUNeu tlb DIlZZNtu combination,
and ahuddored and bultonod mp their
OvercoRts.
Observer Schnopf furnizhos n very
interesting review OF tho weather for
February. with some comparisons
worthy Of attention. In the month
thirteen days wore fair, partly cloudy;
five wore cloudy without rain; three
were clear. Snow foil on six days and
rain on ono. The highest temperature
recorded by tho standard thermometer
was CT, on the 18th, and tho loves, one
below zero on tho 9th. Tho average
temperature was 24.7 degrees, u groat
deal colder than the same month las,
year, when 1t was 3i.7.
A thing that seems surprising in view
OF the heavy snowfall is that tho fall Of,
rain and melted snow together in tho,
month was tho smallest for years. It
only reached 40 Of an inch. Last year
in February tho gauge showed 2.4G
inches. which Is not far above an aver.
age for a great many years. II March
keeps up long as she has started the
rainfall bids fair to excel tina. OF two
ordinary months.
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1t Has Become a Blessing to the Entire
Country.
Men and Women in the Highest Stations
Publicly Recommend 1t.
Grateful People Everywhere beautifully En-.
dorse the Famous Remedy.

superior to them all that they are &C.
even good imitators.
Paine's celery compound positively s,d
/, permanently cures nervous debility AID
exhaustion. Neuralgia, sleeples.ne..,
melancholia. fysteria and headaches
yield TO its refreshing proper;ie.-sll
these troubles are directly traceable TO
the one cause. poorness OF the blood
and poorness of the nerve tissues.
For kidney troubles it is the mos: il.
fallibe OF remedies. 1t owes its uniail.
ing power to check at once the progress
OF this breakdown among the tissues o.
the kidneys to its remarkable nutritiys
efficiency.
Just as soon as Paine's celery com.
pound begins its strengthening WORK
there is at once 4 rallying OF all the i'm
portant organs of the body. The appe-
tito improves. the spirits become more
hopeful, the dull pains OF disease lessen,
sound, refreshing sleep returns, that
tired. WORKOUT feeling" departs. and
the sufferer knows, without being told
by physician, that he or che is getting
well.
The season OF March, April and May
the springtime, whom il ono can do so
he must recuperate his lost strength
and get back the health that nature in
tended fol. him-that season is here. Il
bchooves every man, woman and youth
now to get well. And Paine's celery CON.
pound makes people well.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water aud Movements OF boats.
Tho River Interests.

Tho River Interests.
The river people havo announced
their plans OF resumption. as follows:
The first OF the Pittsburgh and Cincin.
natl packets to go out will DO tho Iron
Queen, leaving Cincinnati Tor Pitts.
burgh tomorrow afternoon at O'clock;
she is due here going up on Thursday
morning at o'clock. Tho Keystone
State will leave the Queen City for
Pittsburgh next Thursday, and will DO
here the following Sunday, and the
Hudson leaves Cincinnati Saturday,
and will be at Wheeling Tuesday Of tho
following week. Tho Ben Hur, now ut
Pittsburgh, will DO hero for Parkers.
burg and way landings on Monday at s
p. NJ; Courier leaves hero Tuesday for
Parkersburg at 1880 q. In. II. X. Bed.
ford will DO here Tuesday and leave for
Pittsburgh At s a. m. Lizzie Bay will
depart for Charleston aud kanawha
river points at 6 a. N. Wednesday; Lex.
ington will leave Wheeling for Mata.
moras and way landings next Tuesday
at 1880 o. H., and the Darlington packet
Liberty, under command Of the veteran
Booth, will be here Monday and leave
at her usual hour, $3.50 p. m.
In 1856 tho river was frozen over from
the first week in January to the 2lss OF
March. All the freight east and west
over the Baltimore & Ohio was hauled
over on sleds and the passengers walked
across from train to train. Tho leo wa.
much heavier then than this winter
BelLGire Independent
TIE MARKS ABOVE.
Warren-River 4 fec. and rising;
weather mild with light rain.
Morgantown-River l6 fect and ris.
ing; weather, raining and colder. The
ice gorge is ten miles below.
Greensboro-River II feet 4 inches
and falling. The ice 10 running out
Weather warm with light rain.
Oil City-River fec. 10 inches and I
rising; weather cool and cloudy. The
river and creek are still firm.
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A BOOMING RIVER
VIII Follow tho Break-up that
Passed. by 30 Harmlessly.
ELEVEN FEET At THE SMOKY CITY
Last Evcning-rwonty.flvo or Thirty
Foot Possibly tho Stage that VIII
DO Reached IIcro-Dotalis OF Tho
Brcal.up-Two rowboats sunk and
Destroyed ut East Livorpool-Tho
Marks Above.

Tho breakup OF tho leo in tho Ohio
river That resulted 80 completely with.
out disaster in this vicinity. was mat.
ter Of comment among river people
hero. Several Of tho old "salts," who
have spent their lives on tho river, woro
talking Of tho breakup in tho wharf.
boat yesterday afternoon, and all united
In saying that never was there such q
breakup In tho upper river before,
The steamboatmen could not have asked
for the leo to 20 out in a more orderly
aud altogether harmless way than it did.
Had the breakup come three days before
there would have been countless wrecks
from Pittsburgh TO Cincinnati, with tho
consequent loss Of millions Of dollars.
The break.ap, 1t seems. is to DO fol.
lowed by booming river. Last nights
reports from headwaters printed else
whore show the Monongahela aud Al.
legheny are both rising. The morning
report from Pittsburgh indicated six
feet In the channel while a special mes.
sage received by Captain Crockard at 5
p. M, was to the effect that tho marks
there then showed II feet, rise Of five
feet in about ten hours. AS the streams
below Pittsburgh arc putting out strong.
ly, particularly the Beaver, it is proba.
bic that the stage hero will DO any.
where from twenty-five to thirty feot,
stage that will delight the river people
who are anxious to resume and not hur.
any body residing in the lower portions
Of ths CITY.
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, AT THE BUCIyEYE
stono.Throwinr Popular Amusement
Events Yesterday.

stono.rhrowinE u Popular Amusement.
Events Yesterday.
Last night rs IN employo OF tho luck.
cyo works and Special olricor Tom
Holmes wcro returning to tho works
from an orrand, atono was thrown n.
them, and 1t narrowly missed Its mark.
llolmos ran aftor the man who threw
1t, but no escaped in tho darkness.
Early. yesterday morning rs Fritz
Ritter and his daughter wore going 10
tho works, thcy were stoned, but not
hurt.
1t has boon ordered by tho mayor that
hereafter when moro than two persons
congregato near tho works they shall DO
dispersed. Tho enforcement OF this
order on n party ofstrikers caused much
feeling.
Two moro non.union glaasworkors ar.
rived at tho Buckeye glass works yos.
terday. Considerable waro was shipped
yesterday. Tho cutting shop worked
all right last night. Tho mon In tho fac.
tory arc working part OF tho time a.
night. Tho manufacture OF cut waro has
been commenced. Tho decorating dc.
parlment will 20 on soon. Everything
Is reported moving along all right. To.
day will BIO the second regular semi
monthly pay day. Threo moro war.
rants wcro sworn out yesterday Tor Mar
tins Ferry boys for assaulting boys on
their way homo from tho works.
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Tho Fishes of North AmorIca-Coiorcd ms
la Life,

This life labor OF Dir. William O. liar.
ris, editor oil the American Angler, ia
now in successful progress. and tho
paris OF his great work Oh tho natural
history OF the Fishes OF North Amer.
can waters are being issued with COM
mendablo rapidity. Wo printed a fow
weoks ago royiow Of tho fifth part OF
this most expensive and ex-
haustiyo book, aud the sixth part
is now on our table. It contains olabo.
rate monographs on tho catfish family,
fishes that do not as rule commend
themselves to the angling fraternity. yet
their habits as given by Mr.. Harris,
make them objects OF peculiar interest
to all lovers OF natural history; and tho
lac. that, without exception, the species
OF this family arc choice table fish, and
also that many Of them arc strong
fighters on the rod, and exhibit great
game qualities, should place them
among the desirable quarry Of an ang-
ling outing. This is particularly the
case with tho channel or spotted cat.
fish, which delights in the spring fed
habitat o! running waters. In no other
family OF fishes appears so great d.
verslty OF size in the adult, and in the
wide distribution Of species. We find
mature catfish in the mountain
streams OF South America that never
grows beyond ono aud a half inches in
length, and in tho Danube river, the
GianiS catfish reaches n weight OF four
to five hundred pounds. All species OF
this family are good parents, caring for
and protecting their young. much in
the manner OF on old hen lowering over
her brood and guarding it from danger.
Tho sixth number Of this book, like
the previous issues, contains two lisho-
graphs, l2xlS inches, colorod as in lie
one is OF the sal. water kingdsh, the
other. the eastern pond pickerel. The
first was painted from specimens caught
on Mr.. Harris rod, at Long Branch, \.
.,aSd the pickerel tromliys fish taken
by him out OF the waters OF Green
wood Lake. Both are true to nature in
the exactncss OF their external au-
a,omy and in coloratiou, having been
painted ut tho moment the fish were
taken from tho water. and in many in.
STANCES fifty specimens havo been laid,
Sasping and struggling. before Mr.. John
L. Pe.rie, the artist, that he might
catch tho beauty and exact tone OF their
tints before the rigor OF death set in.
This work is published by the Harris
Publishing Company, 10 Park Place,
New York. 1t is issued in monthly
parts 40 in ally at 81 so per number.
Each contains exhaustive essays on the
life histories OF American fishes, and
with each part two colored Autographs
are given. size 12xlS inches.
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Rankin Brings Suit.

KANSAS Cry, No., March l.-McKee
Rankin. tho actor, who was arrested on
Wednesday, night, at the instance OF the
manager OF the Contropolis hotel for al.
legged evasion to pay board bill, TODAY
entered suit against tho hotel people for
$4,000 damages for defamation OF char.
acter. ltappears that the facts in the
case, as subsequently disclosed, did not
warrant the arrest OF Mr.. Rankin and
his associates.
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PACIFIC AND CHARLEY HOOK
Arc tho Two Towboats Destroyed by tho
leo Mt EhAl Llxnrnnnl.

Arc tho Two Towboas Destroyed by tho
leo ut East Liverpool.
PIrrsnuEou, Pa, March Tho tow.
boats Pacific No. l and tho Charley
Hook, Of this city, worc sunk by tho
breaking Of an leo gorge at Eas. Livor.
pool, O., on tho Ohio river. this morn.
ing. Tho former Is valued ut $4,000,
and Capt. Ellcry Douds Is tho principal
owner. Tho Charley Hook Is owned BY
Hook Bros, Of this place, and Is valued
at $4,000. 1t is thought, tina, both will
10 total wrecks. At Limo Island, noar
East Liverpool several bargcs that
wcro stranded at that point woro sunk
by tho leo and their cargoos destroyed.
They woro loaded with barbod wiro,
nails and railroad iron TO tho value Of
$4,000. The leo Is going out OF tho
rivers at this point slowly and thus far
no damage has been douo. Tho water
Is rising, however, and there is somo
fear Of a flood.
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ANOTHER OIL COMPANY.
Bridgeport People Intorestcd In OsDoun
In Washington County.

Bridgeport. People Interestcd in OsDoun
In Washington County.
Over in Bridgeport the principaltopic
OF conversation nowadays is oil, and
many companies to seek Tor the
grease" have been formed within the
past two or three months. Tho success
OF tho Jollys had much to do with the
excitement and anxiety OF many to in
vest in promising oil properties. Last
night another company was formed,
called the Bridgeport Oil Company.
The following officers were elected:
President, William koehnlein; score
tary, EYerley South; treasurer, II. N.
Clark.
The Bridgeport company controls n
considerable area OF oil property in
Washington county, Ohio. on Anchors
Fork. n region that has recently come
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GRACE VAUGHAN ESCAPES.

Tho Insane Actress Fakes Leave of tho
Asylum and Goes to Chicago.
CLEVELAND, O., March l.-Actress
Grace Vaughan, known in private lie
as Mrs. Andrew Jennings, who. was. for
some time connected with tho Sea.
brooke company, and wholater became
insane, yesterday escaped from the
Northern Ohio insane asylum, in which
institution abe had been confined since
August 10. last. 1t was thought she
had gone TO Chicago. Later telegram
wa! received from tina. city saying sho
arrived there safely.
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Townsend had close call from bcing cut
down. For n timo Thursday evening
tho rivcr was comparatively cloar OF leo
and the captain thought no could 90 to
tho bargos at Wcst Wheeling and
pulled out for that purpose. Just be-
ioro ho reached thoro acrcs Of leo woro
coming down, but tho throttle was
pulled wido open and the boat Rugged
tho shore and got In all right,
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Tho world has never seen such mar.
vellous cures accomplished by any
medicine but Hoods Sarsnparilla.
The secret OF its success Is that it is
the best blood purifier over produced.
It is king over oil forms Of scrofula,
salt rhcum and all other blood diseases.
It is the only medicine Of which can
be said: 1t CURES by making pure,
rich red blood. Read these letters:
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We thought her doomed to permanent
blindness. She suffered intense pain and
kept her head buried In tho pillows most
OF tho time. II light was admitted to the
room she would cry as II burned with
hot Iron. As she was badly run down We
thought before continuing tho treatment
wo would try to build up her system and
renew her strength. We began giving her
Hoods Sassapurilla. She began to
Improve Rapidly
and by the time she had finished taking
the frat bottle we wore able to remove the
bandagcs and found that sho could bear
tho light and that tho sight was returning,
much TO our delight. She took several
bottles and thon was as well IN ever. It Is
now year since, and her eyes
Arc Permanently curod.
She can SEQ perfectly, has had no signs OF
any further trouble md Ia In every respect
perfectly healthy. Wo havo great faith in
Hoods sarsnparilla." W. II. BUTTER
FIELD, 1890 Hastings St., Detroit, Mich.
Salt Rheum curod.
"Thrco winters ago salt rheum broke
out on my hands and became worry trouble
somo, making large sores. / saw several
doctors ind tried various remedies, but all
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to tho front n, an oil producing section.
Tho bridgeport company 10 confident OF
making striko IN tho nonr future. At
last nighrs meeting an assessment was
levied on tho stockholders and work
Will DO commenced nc soon Us tho
weather will allow outdoor work,
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Special DiSpa:eh 10 TIC Ia:1ggelotr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March Post
offices estnb!ished: Ashland, Mcdowell
county, Thomas B. Denner appoin,eJ
postmaster; iIico, Fayette county. TO-
ssph a. Tandlce appointed postmaster
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Saved Her Sight
Another Wondor Performed by
Hood'e SersapnrlIIa.

Hoods SarsapnrllIa.
"My little girl Hazel Is now four years
old. Two years ago sho had tho grip. After
recovery her eyes grow inllamcd and sup
tursted. For over months sho had to
have her eycs bandagcd and stay in dark
room. Tho family doctor and an oculist
did everything possible. She did not i'm
provo and ovon grew worse. At last after
elk months no gave us tho dlscouraylug
opinion that the cornca OF ono oyo was do
stroyOd
And Sight Entirely Conc.
That 1t was doubtful II sho would over DO
abIo TO SEQ any with tho other, rs the sight
YRS rapidly being destroyed in that also.
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Tho Ice aoated down tho rivor at
Bellaira without the sllghtolt damage
after tho breakup. But tho Lizzie
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN nta special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the KcutOn baking Powder Company. 10 be
held at the office OF said company, southeast
corner Pearl and Lawrence streets, Cincinnati
Ohio. at 10 O'Clock a H., on the llih day OF
March. 1895, u resolution will be offered TO re-
drcd Thousand Dollars
JOHN A. & II. NJ. CALDWELL.
Attorneys for the Kcnton laking Powder Com.
pnny, fe9.s
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TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
WI Cash always on hand IN SUES 10 sui;
from $40 and upwards, on real estate: also on
furniture. &c. without removal: easy pay raeats
No charge unless loan is made. Confidential
WHEELING LOAN COMPANY. Box l1i.
ial2TTh4S