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"a ne was appointed captains clerk
IN IN enfuary, lssZ. on the United States
ship Shfton, in Admiral Farraguf's feet
1Hu was present at the attack on Forts
Jackson and Philip and al the capture Of
Ns" orleans. He was wounded ar TIE
nfst attack on Fieksburg. and was men
Iiohed IN an official report for gaIiant
SoIdoct under fire. He was wounded II,
july. lssi. and was twice brevetted for
H4sIltoEious service and mentioned I'm
keheral orders for conspicuous bravery
" the lace Of the enemy. In ls7s he was
one OF the California presidential elect
OTIS on the Tilden and Hendricks ticket
ana IN lssI was elected recorder Of sar
francisco He was appointed IN fss5
n@FaI onicer at the port OF San
FRANCISCO, this being the first Federal
appointment on the Pacific coast under
president Cleveiand's administration. In
Srand Army circles Col Taylor was very
prominent. Tn 1857 he Joined George n.
Thomas Post. No. ., Grand Army OF the
republic, OF San Francisco. Of which he
was past post commander He was a
director Of the YountvilIe. Cal, Soldiers
Home. Col. Taylor married. in $50. Miss
gertrude Judge, granddaughter II Harry
]. thornton. He leaves three sisters.
Mrs Pierre Lorillard. Mrs. HiIlfard
Judge and Mrs. Louise Yalor.
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To the Memory of George IT. Hebron

the following resolutions were adopted
ny the Harvard Club OF Seattle. at its
meeting on September n:
whereas. At the call OF Divine Provf-
dence George II. Hebron has gone 70
his final rest: and
whereas, Mr.. Hebron was an original
member or this club and at one time It's
president; therefore be IL
Resolved. BY the Harvard Club OF Sc
attic,
That in the death OF Mr. Hebron II
has lost one OF its most valued members:
That the club desires TO bear testimony
TO Mr.. Heiibron's character and worth.
not only as n member of the club, but as
man at large;
That faithful and earnest I'm his col
lege course. faithful and earnest in his
starting in his life career. then faithful
and earnest In each forward step in the
course Of the years he was allowed TO live.
we feel he has left an example 10 be fol-
lowed by each one OF us:
THAT TO his family we extend our deep
est sympathy:
THAT these resolutions be extended upon
the minutes of the club. and that a copy
or them be sent to Mrs. Hebron and also
TO the secretary OF the class of Harvard
college. 1sS3''
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,,,,,, ,,ran.ton an Hawaii Again.

Jack Cranst1n. the eTstw bile HaH all
80, r,aylfrae. xha Was Vanished ~ the Dole
administration for being a conspirstor An1
,1ares N board a steamer belonging 4 the
ranaaIan-Australian steamship Ane, ana
who later brought suit against me COM
-, -, * 90 FOR f5rcieis detention. =
..-,i~ IN Honolulu He has been A,owe1
- -st,i-n ana remain v0ta November ! .
s.-,,~A evidence in has suit. This inf1Toa-
-. = learned from letter received ~
= y Norris the attorney. from his broth
I Morris. A resident 81 Honolu.2-
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The Northern Pacific railroad and its
connections have issued a circular an
nouncing a reduction on lumber, shingles.
etc. in car load lots OF from TO cents
per 100 pounds. The reduction applies from
Seattle, Tacoma, Portland and other
points 10 which terminal rates are applied
to points in Iowa. The rate on lumber
logs, shingles. fence posts, etc, in mixed
car loads is 50 cents per 100. For fir lum-
Der in straight car loads the rate is, 80
cents per 100.
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,,,,,,,r,e.s Haprv surprise.

-.ns attendants in the SEATTLE general
s,.,,s.. Al were startled YESTERDAY morning
.. -. william Heathorns. me hi;s29
r,.,,,.~ Mo vas brought IL several GAYS
=, ,-,,e a hsslv 6islccated nip. walk down
sfalrs and inform them q his intention =
,-,-,,~,fry home. The cure = the quickest
-, ,ta history = the institution
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the bay. Mann has lately had many re-
verses. He recently had q stroke OF par
alysls and came near dying: his wife died
not long ago. an his house was burned.
II IS supposed that his numerous affiic-
tons led him 10 end his life.
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Whiskers that are prematurely gray or
faded should be colored TO prevent the
look Of age. and Buckingham's Dye ex-
GELS all others in coloring brown or
black.
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Runs superb equipment. consisting or
dining cars. buffet library cars. palace
and upholstered tourist sleeping cars.
Overland train. east bound. leaves seat
tie 80 p. m. making connections az Min
neapolis and S. Paul union depots with all
roads for the East and South. West bound
train arrives l:45 p. m.
Coast line train. north bound. leaves Sc
attic s:i5 a. m, arrives 80 p. m.
For tickets and general information re-
Garding this line cali on or address
j. W. YOUNG. c. T.. & T. A..
Or r. c. STEVENS. @. w. r. A.,
6l2 Front street Seattle.
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The fire in the great yards of the Muir
ply Lumber Company at Green Bay.
Wis. Monday did S1s5.ooo damage. Insur-
ance. 500 COO
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Dr. W. A. Sehor, editor OF the Willows,
Cal, Journal, shot and killed ]. T.. Put
nam, a druggist. in the street at that
place Monday night. in self defense.
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Mann Believed to Re n suicide.

II is thought that Charles Mann, former
" Of Ballard. committed suicide at Lopez
Monday morning by throwing himself in
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washington City. Oct Seen. Malone
s.sa al ] O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. The
ea came peacefully; az, almost c uaPg5 PC,
hurg, Va
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TNrIA X TIE argos g1one-@ry n
HCAlO . s.EGtsol O. tbs gscoeA
k4LEss W. :. POND. Go.1 AxI
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who 1.-Two bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
TIE needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the purc liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is duo to It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, tho refreshing aud truly
beneficial properties of n perfect lax.
alive; ctIcctually cleansing tho system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fcvcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because il nets on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and II is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs Is for sale by all drug
gists III Soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose namo is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig,
and being we'll informed, you will moi
accept any substitute If offered.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hnps and Mishaps In thu. Thriving City
Across the Eiv or.

aiashh SAI
Across the Eir or.
Judge briggs fined John L. Whit
man so and costs each on two charges
for furnishing liquor to a person in the
habit Of getting intoxicated and J. 4.
Fish so and costs on three charges for
the same, George Johnson against whom
three indictments were found plead not
guilty and was recognized in the sum OF
SOD in each case.
The team Of the Oriou,als will 20 70
Bridgeport next Wednesday night The
X. OF P. team worked in Wheeling last
nights and was Handsomely entertained.
Last evening Laura, 4 ,]hrce-year.old
daughter OF Harry Gardner, residing on
First street, iell off 4 portico and was
badly hurt.
Rev. S. ]. Boyle, Captain II. W.
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Pickens returned yesterday from CaId-
we'll.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Bart, OF Wellsvillc, will
address the Young Mems Christian As.
ISOLATION tomorrow afternoon.
/, T.. J. Stringer has a contract for grad.
ing 5000 yards OF earth for n now street
in Pittsburgh.
Rev. W. D. IIar,zoE will preach 10 the
Odd Fellows tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Patience Mallory goes to Mounds.
vile to-day to visit her son.
Frank Barr entertained the Cecil
orchestra last night
Harry Greer has taken a position at
Mingo.
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THOSE who mover read tho advertise.
monts in their newspapers mia moro
than they presume. Jonathan Koni-
aon, OF Bolan, Worth county, Iowa.
VINO had boon troubled with rheum.
a,ism in his back, arms and shoulders.
read m itom in his papcr about how n
prominent German citizen OF 1T. Mad.
ison had boon cured. lie procured tho
Same medicine. and TO use his own
words: ut cured mo right up" IIe
nlso Gays: "A neiChbor and his wife
wcro both sick in bod with rheumatism.
Their boy was v to my house and
said they were 40 bad no had to do tho
cooking. l told him Of Chamberlain
Pain Balm and how It had curod mo, ho
got a bottle and 1t cured them IN in a
week. 50.cent bottloa for sale by Chas.
r: Gootzc, viii ". Irwin, John Kari,
VIM. i. Williams. G. Menkemoller'
VIM. Il. ~llaguc, II. G. Stewart, A. =.
Schoele, j. Coleman, &. Schnopi, Vim.
Mcnkemoller, Wheeling, W. Va; Bowie
4 Co., bridgeport; b. T. Peabody &
Son, Bcnwood.
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BELLAIltE.
AllSorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
tho Glass City.

tho Glass City.
The denomination OF Senators Charles
NJ. Hogp, OF Cadiz, and J. A. B. Wood,
OF Stoubenyillc. seems about certain in
this district The joint district is now
composed OF four counties, viz: Bel.
mont, Columbiana, Harrison and Jefler-
son. Popular vote primaries were held
in Columbiana and Messrs Hogg and
Wood received All the votes cast for
state senator. Jefferson and Harrison
seem likely to follow that lead, so that
it is not worth while TO bring out q Bel.
mont county candidate tkis year.
Some OF the school teachers took the
children in their rooms 3 trip over the
hill, Thursday afternoon. gathering
wild flowers on the way, and the young.
stcrs all enjoyed it.
Rev. ]. Y. Ashenhurst will receive
S23 so for sheep killed by dogs on the
hill west OF town. The township trus-
tees investigated the loss and recon-
mend 1t.
Harry Fawcett, a brother.in.law OF D.
II. Darrah, and a cousin OF ]. l. Favcet,,
Of this city. died at bis homo in St.
Clairsville yesterday, OF typhoid fever.
William Day. a prominent farmer OF
Mead township, died OF consumption.
aged si1ty.two years, aud will be buried
tomorrow under Masonic auspices.
Hon. ]. Burns, who will vaca,c the
superiutendent's office q, Canton at the
close Of this school year. was state COM
missioner Of schools n term.
Mayor Dubois had two young boys
before him yesterday accused Of stealing
rope and other things and hiding them
in ashanty boat on the river.
Day & Dougherty will dissolve part.
nership and Day & Berry will 20 TO.
gether. II. D. Dougherty will return to
Conton, Ill.
Rev. William Psregoy aud wife 70.
turned yesterday from n two weeks'
visit with friends Mt Baruesyille and
Caldwell.
J.. B. Smith returned Yesterday from
Woodsield. where he had been attend
ing court three days this week.
John D. NanLaw started out this week
on a western trip in the interest Of the
Bellairo Bottle Company.
John NJ. Beckett, OF Columbus, was
in the city yesterday on his way to
Pittsburgh.
The Republican county committee
meets a. ST. Clair,villo next Saturday.
There Is q dearth Of nows.
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NIOUSDSvILL,s.
A Mlsceilnneon' Molnnss OF MIuo- ,,,t.
tors from Mar.hnips Metropolis,

a hilsce'INnson$ AIoIungs OF MIuor Mat.
tor. feom M%ar.hnirs Metropolis.
Tho entertainment giyon by tho
Junior Epworth League at tho NJ, Il,
church on Thursday evening WA a
magnificent success. The programme
consisted OF songs, ROTATIONS, drills,
etc. welcome address by Lpster Roger.
aud IN essay, "our Leuruo," by bertha
Doherty, and n good night drill by eight
littlo girls. Tho church contained A
largo audience, who contributed a splou.
did collection TO tho juuior treasury,
Miss Mary Ecott. tho superintendent,
received many congratulations on tho
splendid success Of tho entertainment.
Every one taking part In tho pro.
gramnmo did we'll,
Commencement exercises Of the rub.
lie schools will DO held In tho opcra
house on Thursday evening. Tho
senior class OF this year Is composed OF
Miss B0ss 6. Ewing. jennie NJ. lialpin,
Harriet A.. Johnson. Hattie II. John.
con, LOTTO n. LOWS, Mattio @. Roberts,
Mota Roberts. Jennie u. Sanford. and
Sir. Franklin II. Knrtz, all Of this city.
A largo number Of invitations hayo
been issued for tho affair, which prom.
iSes TO BIO we'll attended and Interesting.
Tho sheriff OF Fayetto county arrived
hero yesterday with thrcp prisoners In
In charge. Two were left nj the pcni-
Tertiary and ono was taken on to the
reform school ut Pruntytown.
Misses Anna Sunderland and Alice
Sanford and James A. SiraIoosc, dcle.
gatca to tho state convention OF tho En-.
worth League at Parkcrsburg, returned
Thursday evening.
Rev. A. Mick went to New Martins.
vile last evening. whore no addressed
the chapter Of the Epworth League ut
TINT place, which has been recently or.
ganized.
Eugene Dunlap, recorder OF Wash.
inGton county, Pa, was here yesterday
on business. lie 10 an old West Virgi.
MIA soldier.
Miss Anna Howard. OF Wheeling Is.
land. will epend Sunday with Mounds
yillo's genial telephone central, Miss
Clara Mosier.
John r Dagg, OF Sisteruville, was in
the city on 4 bushes, trip yesterday.
lie left for Wheeling aet evening.
Fine specimens Of a pelican and a fox
are on exhibition In tho West Virginia
clothing store windows.
County court will mcet in special SEES.
siou to-day to consider several impor.
tant matters.
!. o. Wilson is down the river on
business, but will return on tho Courier
to-day.
John W. Burchinal, OF the Herald, ia
out, after 4 iow days confinement TO his
room.
Frank Pearson, OF Beaver Falls, Pa,
was in the city yesterday.
Tho public schools will close next
week.
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HoW's THIS I

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Ca,arrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Cs,nrrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo. o.
Wo tho undersigned have known +.
J. Cheney for the Lao, fifteen years, and
behave him perfectly honorable in all
business transaction and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm. WEST & TRuAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O..
WALDISG. KISSAH 4 MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon tho blood and
mucous surfaces OF tho system. Price
IS cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug.
gists. Testimonials FREQ.
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WASHINGTON, D.. c., April 2G.-To.
days game, like that Of yesterday. was
composed largely OF stick work. At the
beginning OF the fourth inning with
Philadelphia two ahead, Selbach scored
a home run and wns soon followed
across the plate by four other Senators,
Crooks knocking another home run and
clearing the bases, which were all filed.
Philadelphia gained a lead in tho 9th,
but alter that failOd to catch up with
the home team. Attendance 1900.
Score:
Wash!pyton-.....-.....o 0 o 3 o O 6-lj
Phlladelphia".-.-ro.-".O l l y I o. 5
Earned runs II and I. Hits. II inc Is Errors,
I and /. IItcher. Mercer and McGilI. Umpire,
kccte. Time, 2G5.
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LEXINGTON. KY, April o6.-With
about 1000 people on tho grounds. tho
Kentucky Association began its sixty.
ninth annual spring meotin: this after.
noon. Tho track was very fast. Weather
cloudy, with small showers occurring
every few minutes. The last raco was
run In 4 heavy rain, which continued to
pour down. Two favoritcs, n second
choice and two outsiders captured tho
events. The event Of tho day was tho
Distillcra' stake, which resulted in a
general surprise to tho talent. Simon
". won easily by Il lungth running Il
milo and n sixteenth in 1:47, breaking
the track record BY n second. Results:
First, 6 furlonGs-llalma won; l:l4l.
Second, y furlongs-Grconwich won
1884. Third. DisuIllors' stakes, value
to winner $3.50. ll-l6 milcs-Simon ".
won; l:i7. Fourth, 9.lG milc-Doctor
G. won; 1863. Fifth, milo-Braco
Gillle won: :i0I,
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The Island Club bowlc.s surprised the
Chartered Oaks contingent OF the Mu.
SOC Bowling League last night BY dc.
fea,ing them in one game. The only
good team score was by Qunrtcrcd Oaks
in the second game, SIG. Tho scores:
Island Club-llunter, lis, l2S, 9S;
Lash, los, l3i. lG9; Donaldson, l42, 1874.
1856; Cowan, lis. l2i. 100; rappan, III,
IA, ll5; WhaIly, l2S, l46, 1874; totals,
ISL. 7G6. III.
Qusrtcred Oaks-L- Wood, 123, lo6,
l27; Wagner, l47. li7. 106; Stctzor, l2l,
TO-. l47; ]. Wood. l42, 40. ll3; Rim.
mel, l05, l3e. 1874; Gardner, l5G, 1879,
l22; totals, 792, SIG. 7l9.
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th-IIelcna Belle. Feast, TX.


MEMrnis, April 2G.-Tho bcst two.
yoar.old race OF tho Meeting was on the
card At Montgomery Park this aftor.
noon, tho Bramblu stakes, and was won
by Pat Dunnn'u Marsian after Il hard
race. Results:
First, miio--Pop Gray won; 1904.
Second, tho Bramblo stakes ior two.
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NEw ioRK. April 26-In tho New
iork.Bo,ton game to-day. Wilson. who
made such n brilliant showing In Wash
lngton 4 few days ago, pitched for the
Bostons. lis only lasted four innings.
Dolan, who took Wilson'S place in the
fifth inning, did fairly we'll. Lester Ger
man had the bean-oa,ers completely a,
his mercy. The half dozen hit. they
secuted were badly scattered. Score:
Boston ..-........ ......-..-0 0 o 0 l , o o. :
New ioTk..-.-..... q , o o ) ia
Earned mus. aouC aud & Hits. 6 and Il. Er.
roS, 5 aud /. Pitchers. Wilson. DoIau anu Ger.
man. Umpire. Campbell. Time. 2;iO.
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BALTIMORE, April 9G.-Up to tho sixth
inning Stein kept tho champions guess.
ing. In that inning. however, tho
Orioles knocked ont five singles, n
double aud two men went to frat on
balls and with tue aid OF an error, net.
ted eight rnns. Threatening weather
kept tue attendance down 10 $500.
Score:
baltimore ...,.....-. % / o o o . s-lo
Brooklyn .....r-..~....-i 0 . ) 0 0 = &
Earned runs, s mud !. Hits. /: and ~. Errors,
aud D Pitchers. iIOGer aud Stein. UmpItcs,
Murray aud Long. Time, 1855.
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Last evenings games in tho South
Side league were between Mozart and
Peerless and the old tailonders. Mozart,
had little difficulty in taking TWO at,aighi
on the following scores:
Observation-Disclosures, 124, 1874; Wsg.
ner li0, l45; Jackson, l52, 1871; c. Beis.
winger. 100, 1850; Wnsmuth. l23, 1914;
Shat, III, 1877; totals, 70S, $50.
Pccrless-Adams. IT,, l52; Kun,z,
1872, IL; Boiswinper, l39. 90; Hamilton,
l47, 1863: S%chmuIbach, ll6. 1877; knoke,
l23, l3l; totals. 767. 709.
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FiSDLAY. O., April 25.-Harvey Pas
torius, Of Baruesvillc. VINO was released
BY the indianapolis club Monday,
signed to play with tho Findiay Inter.
state League club. P~astorius pitched
Tor Findlay last season, and made n fine
record against several Of the Western
League clubs.
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". +. SANFORD, Station Agent OF
Lcepcr, Clarion county, Pa, writes:
can recommend Ono Minute Cough Cure
as tho best | ever used. 1t gave instant
relief and a quick euro. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, b. +. Peabody,
Benwood, and Bowio & Co., Bridge.
port, O.
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Ing, Akron At Mndlay, Canton at Maus.
field, Columbus Ut Steubcmillc.

hEPrRNDEh
September ., 3-WhsoIing at Stcubon.
villa, Columbus ut Twin Cities, Mans.
field NJ Akron, Wndlay at Canton.
September 1. 6-Whecling ut Twin
Cities, Stoubonvlllo at Columbus. ManP.
Held at Akron. FIndlny at Canton.
ScptpmbU q, 7--Whceling ut Column.
bus, win Cities at %Sl0ubenvillc, Find.
lay nj Mansfield, Akron at Canton.
September 0. 10 = StoubcnyIllc ut
Wheeling, Twin Citloa at Columbus,
Manifold q. Findlay, Canton at Akron.
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your.olds, with $1,000 added, , mile
Marslan woni 800. Third. b inrlonaS-
llaight won l:lOA. Fourth, ll.ID
milus-urania won l'54. Filth, 0 fur.
longs-Shiuld Bearer won; l:OiI,
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HAwLEY's coon WORK
Was tho Prime Cause Of tho Shut Ont OF
the Browns Wy the Pirates,

NV NFOWNE Wy Tic FTrnlcs,
ST. LOUIS, April 20.-pink lIawloy,
ably assisted by tho othur Pira,cs, sue.
cecdcd in giving tho Browns. his last
years associates, a long string Of goose
rgg'. Tho members Of the homo team
wore unable to hit his delivery. whilo
BrcItonstcin wm hit hard aud oiten.
Several costly Orrora were mado by tho
Browns, but tho fielding OF tho visitors
with ono exception was perfect. At.
tendance, 2.O0O. Score:
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GENERAL NOTICES.
ITO ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS

ITO ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS
\ AND BUILDERS. NOTICE.
II boiny the desire and intention OF tho CouBtT
Court o! Putnam county, ". Va. 10 remodel
and repair the Court House OF said county, stu.
ntc In tho town OF Wlndcli. notice Is hereby
given 70 architects. contractors and builders TO
furnish on or before the meeting OF said County
Court. on the ID day OF June. 1896. plnnS and
specification for rcmodcling. enlnrgIDg and 70.
pairing tho said Court House building. together
with estimator Of the cost for such work.
Tho present building Is OF brick. 80 feet long
BY ~ feet Wide. md Ia two stories high.
When snch plans. Ac.. are submitted the Court
Will. a, ia meeting on said 30 day Of June next.
determine and decide 10 adopt That plan which
shall DO deemed tho boti and most hivnntngconS:
and Will pay q reasonable amount for the plnn
adapted. For any further Information. add rcM
R-A. GALN0SS. Clerk.
Winfield, ". Va.
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According to tho Electrical Review,
copper wires are used for Mexican lelc.
graph lines so tina. they will hold the
weight OF the birds and monkeys which
crowd them mt night"