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CREAMERY AT SUNoL.
Farmers to Follow the Example Set
by Livermore a Few Months
Ago.

SUNOL, CAL, Aug. ga number OF
farmers and business men of Washington,
Murray and Eden townships have become
interested in the establishment of q
creamery at this place, and within three
the largest, most complete and up to-date
creameries on the coast.
The location of the creamery proper will
be at Sunol, but there will be separators at
Pieasanton, Irvington and Haywards.
The plant will manufacture butter and
cheese, and will have storage facilities.
The cost will be About $4,000, and only the
latest and most improved machinery will
be used. The success OF the creamery at
Livermore has stimulated the farmers
toward making a similar effort here.
Separators will be put in at each of the
three places mentioned, and the butter fat
from the milk will be shipped to the main
plant at Sunoi. These separators will each
be able to handle $500 pounds of milk an
hour and will cost about 500.
A number of responsible men are inter-
ested in it and practically all the stock
has been subscribed. A meeting of the
stockholders will be held shortly and an
organization effected. AS soon as possi-
BILE after the organization work on the
pant will be begun and pushed vigor-
ously until completed. 1t is expected that
it will be finished by Noyem ber 15, Decem-
Der / at the outside. AS showing the
strength of the company that Will be
formed it may be stated that among those
interested in the enterprise are Meek Bros,
Bockmann Bros, 1. B. Parsons, John Dob
BILE, HAYWARD Lumber Company, T. +.
Gray Company, G. Hauschildt, II. L. Fed
dersen, besides others from Washington
and Murray townships, Oakland and
Mount Eden
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county from theatrical mans point of
view and predicts bright future Tor the

county from theatrical mans point of
view and predicts bright future tor the
drama.
''For the past two years" said Mr..
edlander, Oakland has been booked
in the East as irst-class showdown.
That is really big advertisement, for
there is not better medium to make
known city than the theatrical plofes-
sion. All the railroads from all over the
county center within two blocks of the
Macdonough, and any ole residing with
in four miles of the house can reach 1t in
about twenty minutes at an expense of a
nickel.
81 know OF no territory more favored
than this with electric roads and with
such a pretty playhouse. Precisely the
same methods that have made such a sue
cess OF the Co!umbia will be followed here
and everything that is first-class in San
Francisco will be brought TO Oakland, so
that people Will not have TO take the un-
comfortable trip across the bay to witness
the leading plays"
Tne new manager is not afraid OF work.
Many years ago he was given very lowly
position in the Bush-street Tbeater, and
when he retired from that house it was
after a successful career as manager, his
promotion being earned step by step,
through industry and fai.hfulness.
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SOLD HIS GAS PLANT.
W. j. Landers Does Not Own the San
Leandro Concern.

W. j. Landers Does Not Own the San
Leandro Concern.
SAN LEANDRO, CAL, Aug. 29.-The
San Leandro Gas Works have been sold
by w. ]. Landers and associates to W. H.
Williams and H. Tassell. Mr.. Williams
is recently from England, where he has
had many years experience in the manu-
facture of Illuminating and heating gas,
Mr. Tassell is q mechanic of San Leandro.
1t is the intention of the new firm to make
many improvements in the plants and
perhaps to put in an electric-light plant.
The gas plant was built about fiYe years
ago by w. J. Landers and others in re-
sponse to a demand for such plant.
About six months ago the town voted
bonds to build an e1ectrie.light. plant, and
Landers telt that he had been treated
with ingratitude and decided to quit the
gas business.
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BERKELEY WA TER SPORTS
Lively Races Between College
Men oD the Oakland
Estuary.
Crescent Athletes Jubilant Over the
Success OF cuneo-News
Items.

BERKELEY. CAL, Aug. 29.-The Uni
Yersi ty Boating Association held its open
ing day regatta at it's boathouse in Ses-
sions Basin, on the Oakland estuary, this
afternoon. A large crowd was in attend
anee,
The first race was that of the outrigger
skiffs. On account of the many entries,
this race had to be rowed in five heats
The first heat of fve-eIghths of a mile was
won by Bakewell '98. McWade '97 second !;
time, 8 minutes 38 1-5 seeonde. Second
heat, Mcdonnell '97 first, with English
'e7 a close second; time, minutes 30
seconds. Third heat. won by Kennedy
'97. Peck '96 second; time, 6 minutes 2
seconds Fourth heat, won by Cole '95,
Hopper 80 a close second; time, 8 min
utes 80 3-5 seconds. Fifth heat, won by
Hammer '97, Baird '99 second; time
minutes IL seconds.
Hopper '9S and Mcdonnell '97 entered
the sem l-tinal, the others with the excep-
ton of Cole having defauIted.
Cole and Hopper '9S rowed the final,
HoppeY winning the race by few yards
in minutes 12X seconds.
The 12O-vard swimming race for fresh
men was won by McNab, the 100" sprin-
ter, with Colby second and D1ckerson
third.
Ihe lUU.yarQ race open " bAS uAitOl-
sity, was won by Eaton 49,
The 44o-yard swimming race, open to
the university, was won by Brakenbufy
'97. Eaton '99 second.
This was one of the most exciting races
of the day.
Grand Republican Rally.
BERKELEY, CAL, Aug. 29.-The Lorin
Republican Club will ratify the nomina-
tion of Mckinley and Hobart next Mon
day evening at mass-meeting to be held
in Lorln Hall, Alcatraz avenue. Among
the speakers of the evening will be Will
liam Lair Hill, S. P. Hall and Town
Trustee John Martin, who has been life
long Democrat, but who will vote with
the Republicans this year for sound
money.
An invitation has been extended to all
the political parties of Berkeley to attend.
Great Hopes in Cuneo.
BERKELEY, CAL, Aug. 29.-The Cres-
cent athletes are jubilant over the success
OF Chiro Cuneo, one of the members, who
took down Frank Fowler OF Sacramento
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grave fears are entertained as to whether
She will recover. She has been uncon-
scious for the past forty-eight hours. Mrs.
Fine has been a social favorite n this city
for a number of years and is loved by all
who know her.
A Days Outing.
OAKLAND, CAL, Aug. 29.-Waiter
Morosco entertained over hundred
tatherless and motherless waits at his ele-
CANT summer home, Geranium Place. to-
day. He paid all of the expense of trans.
portation and feeding OF the little onSs
and their teachers and matrons. From
Fruitvale all were conveyed by teams to
the grounds in the foothills back of Fruit
vale A band of music and plenty of food
made the little hearts happy. They re-
turned tonight.
After Long Illness.
OAKLAND, CAL, Aug. 29.-Edwerd
Masterson died ut an early hour this
morning, after an extended illness, at his
residence. 1888 Seventeenth street. He was
an old and highly respected citizen of this
city. He leaves widow and four chill
dren, two of whom are in the East.
Theosophicai Lecture.
OAKLAND, CAL, Aug 29.-The lecture
before the Theosophical Sociely in Syndi-
cate Hall, 56l Thirteenth street, this even
ing. will be on ,"Mahatmas: Perfected
Men," showing who, what and where
they are. by Mrs. s. a. Harris.
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been heard is Goethe's eFaust." This will
be the attraction at the Oakland Theater
tomorrow night, presenting for the first
time in this city William L. Roberts and
Miss Olive Martin, direct from the Column
bia Theater, San Francisco, supported by
the Bacon company. The presentation
will be notable, aside from the excellence
of the company. for its employ ment of
series of stage effects, Electricity comes
into play throughout the production.
The Youngest Living Son.
OAKLAND, GAL, Aug. 80. - City
Wharfnger Charles r. Rutherford of this
city is reported by the Newbury (Msss.)
Morning Herald to be the youngest living
son of John Rutherford, revolutionary
soldier. He is 72 years of age, and came
here early in the fifties and has held his
present position since June, 1893.
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Learned How to Saw Wood
While Editing a News
paper.
HoNoRs FOR THIS DISTRICT.
Presented the H ad Camp With
California Gavel Tipped
With Silver.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL,

OAK LAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,
sos Broadway, Aug. 20.
P. w. Wilbert as returned to Haywards
loaded with honor and big gold badge.
He was one of the delegates to the Head
Camp that met at Helena, Mont, last
week, and, in company with the other
delegates from the eighth district of Wood
men of the World, he accom- plished good
deal of work. I. T. Book of this city is
one OF the Head managers. and the next
session will be held in San Francisco.
Ever sin ce the organization of Cypress
Camp at Haywards P. W, Wilbert has
been its clerk, ard he was the unanimous
choice of his brethren for the important
position of delegate from the eighth dis
triet. He was rendered a reception by his
camp last night and he made his Official
report from the Head Camp.
Brother Wilbert is the champion sawyer
OF the Woodmen of the World. He won
this proud distinction at the recent session.
He won the log-sawing match and also
the footrace. He was awarded a rolled
gold medal which is very handsome ana
elaborate decoration. 1t carries the in
scriptlon "Champion Sawyer, Woodmen
OF the World, 1896" This is the first time
that the champion medal has been
brought to this county.
The eighth district delegates were also
given a general vote OF anks for very
pretty and appropriate present which they
presented to the Head Camp. 1t was a
b, autiful manzanita gavel, made of wood
from California forest and tipped with
silver from the mines of Colorado
Champion Wilbert was formerly editor
of the Reveille, Cloverdale, from which
city he came TO Haywards. It was at
Cloverdale that he attained that pro-
ficiency in woodsawing TO which he owes
his latest honor.
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HIGH,j TROUBLES.

Joseph Cook Causes His Arrest for
Criminal Libel.
OAKLAND, CAL, Aug. 29.-Gavin Dhu
High, recent editor of the Morning Times
and Evening Item, and who has two con-
victions of criminal libel hanging over
him, was arrested to-day on a third
charge. This was preferred by Joseph
Cook, proprietor of saloon at 1916 Sew
enth street. The defendant gave $500
bonds with his brother and Mr.. Osgood as
bondsmen.
The article in question was headed:
Brutal Act. Saloonman Cooks Display
of Temper Unwarranted Attack on John
Allen. Efforts Made to Hush Up the
Affair. The Keeper of the Fish Gang
Hang-Out May Get Into Serious Trouble"
The article then says: "Joe Cook, the
proprietor OF the saloon at 1916 Sew
enth street. West Oakland, nearly MUIR
dered one OF his customers Thursday night
during a drunken row." and that at the
time "the officer on the beat had his back
turned and was careful to give his atten-
tion to mix-up between two yellow
dogs"
Who Is the Champion.
OAKLAND, CAL, Aug. 29.-Harry Gel
der claims that Harry Plat has no ella m
to the championship of the lightweight
wrestlers of the coast He says there has
been no championship tournament that
he could have won in. When seen this
evening he said: young PIatt never did
anything in his life. | coached and
trained him for the Olympic Club tourna-
ment last March and there wasn't time
while he was under my care that eouldn t
throw him whenever l chose. Now l m
willing to wrestle any lightweight OH the
coast at any time, for any trophy or no
trophy at ali. l wrestle for the glory of it,
and I'll give Plat the preference"
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SHIP.BUILDING PLANT.
Oakland Iron Works Branches Out
Into Competition With san
Fran cisco.

OAKLAND, CAL, Aug. 29.-The work
on the first contract ever taken in this city
TO manufacture the machinery for steam
vessel is now well under way at the Oak
land Iron Works. and its completion will
mark an important stage in the develop
inert of local industries. The order in
cludes donkey boiler, steam winch,
steam capstan and steel bulkheads. bunk
ers, tanks and everything to make the
vessel fit for service.
The schooner is for Gray q Mitchell of
San Francisco, and is to be l72 feet long,
34-foot beam and 12-foot hold, and is in
tended for coast trade and will carry both
freight and passengers. The works have
been built up from a small plant until it
now employs from 120 TO 140 men and dis
burses monthly wages and salaries of
about $4,000, ali of which is paid to Oak
land residents.
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Church Conferences.

OAKLAND. CAL, Aug. 2s.-The Cali
fornia Conference of the African Meth
odist Episcopal Church will convene in
the First African Methodist Episcopal
Church of this city at 10 O'Clock next
Wednesday morning. The ministers OF
the church from all over the State will be
present and remain for session of six
days. Bishop w. J. Gaines, D. D., of At
lanta, Ga. will preside.
At the Theaters.
OAKLAND, CAL, Aug. 29.-"The Gay
Parisians," which has been running in
Paris for over year under the title of
.Hotel de Libre Exchange and which
was rechrislened "a Night Out" and
was successfully produced in London,
will be presented for the first time
here in the Macdonough on Tuesday next.
1t is rattling comedy written on iarcical
lines, and comes closer to the French brand
of vaudeville than any play transplanted
to this side OF the Atlantic. The piece ran
for 200 nights at Hoyt's Theater, New
York, crowding that house ali the time,
and has met with wonderful favor in
every city in which it has been presented.
An entertainment Of which much has
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HISTORY OF A DAY.
Alameda County Happenings Told in
Brief Chapters.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,
9o8 Broadway, Aug. %.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,
908 Broadway, Aug. %.
Hon J. V. Webster of San Luis Obispo County,
who was the Populist candidate Tor Governor
at the last election, was in Oakland to-day.
Dr. E. r. Ollie will lecture in the Elmhurst
Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening, Sep
tember l. Subject, " Wanted, Square Men,"
Officer Peterson was accidentally shot in the
ankle last night, his pistol in some manner
dropping from his pocket upon the sidewalk
while he was running after q boy near the
Oakland Theater. No serious results are an
ticipRted.
Next Saturday afternoon at 2 80 there is to be
dramatic recital by Miss MaeBride at Syndi-
cate Hall In the course of the. programme
will be given limitations of bell, birds, and OF
spinning wheel In motion.
A call has been issued for meeting of the
new Congressional Com mmittee of the Third
District, 10 be held in the Delger block, Oak
land, Saturday, September 5, at p NJ. The
committee will organize at that timo.
Rev Dr.. Hallock of Mills College is 10 de-
liver the opening address at the Pacific Theo-
logical Seminary next Tuesday at 10 O'Clock.
His subject will be ''The Scope of Theological
Science" The general public is invited to at
tend.
There viii be meeting of the Second Ward
Republican Club at Enterprise Hall, Grove aud
Twenty-second streets, Monday evening at 8
O'Clock. Miss Susan B. Anthony, Miss Moilie
Conners and several Oakland speakers will adj
dress the meeting.
The Oakland OratoIio Society, James Hamil-
ton Howe conductor, disbauded last Monday
evening. With the organization of the Clark
Society and the Hughes Ladies' Chorus, the in
terest of many OF the members was Withdrawn
and it was thought best to abandon the pro-.
jeet.
The regular meeting for young men at the
Young Mems Christian Association, Twelfth
and Clay streets. Sunday afternoon at 8 80
O'Clock, will be addressed by Rev. W. F. Teel.
young man from the Ea visiting friends in
this city. Subject, Striving for the Goal'
Several members of the Republican County
Central Committee assembled this afternoon
In the committee rooms, expecting to hold q
meeting, but no quorum was present
Councilman Bassett made his debut as a
lawyer this morning in the Police Court. He
appeared TO defend Mrs. Donaldson, who was
accused of batteFing Mrs Sloan, boarder at
the Donaldson domcile.
Gee Hing. resident of the Chinese quarter,
dropped dead in the doorway OF 9O5 Webster
street last night. His brethren saw his con-
dition, but whether from tear of the dead or
some other cause, they refused to touch the
corpse.
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the opening OF Fallon street by the City
Council the beautiful canebrake on
the Kirkham estate is being removed.
Many of the plants are being shipped to
Golden Gate Park. while the others are
being disposed of in other cities.
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BOUGHT 1HE PAPERS.
Morning Times and Evening Iten
secured by f. A Leach.

secured by f. A Leach.
OAKLAND. CAL., Aug. 29.-Editor E.
A. Leach of the Oakland Enquirer, an
nonnces in this evening" issue that he has
purchased The Morning Times and Even
ing Item, the two papers which Gavin
Dhu High has conducted for several
month past. The Evening Item Is offered
for sale to the highest bidder up to noon
Monday, but the Morning Times will be
run until all legal advertisements have ex-
pired. but after that be makes no state-
ment as to his purpose. The SUNDAY
issue is discontinued at once.
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DIR T Schwarz&w, S Jose
o L WoerneY, n Y
Il A Preble, Eureka
] Carroll, Bloomfield
Mrs 4 Packard, College
Park
] Enright, San Jose
o J. Barton, Herman, Nc
] w Johnston, UkiRh
Miss It Lang, Sacramento
Miss Francis, San Jose
n A Plaucich. san Jose
A l. Burbank&w, Sn Jose
8 S Vail, Roeklin
p Belcber, Stockton
Mrs Wiley g. c, MARITIME,
Mrs Bartlett, Livermore
J B freadwell. Sacto
Mrs ] L0werly, Vallejo
Mrs w s Hooper,S Bdno
ID w Coons. ST Louis
r l. Hogg, Saratoga
Mrs u artzell, Jackson
g a Duckman, Solano
Miss NJ Cobb, Fresno
w Milturn, Detroit
Miss Underwood, Cal
Miss L JayHes, san Jose
] S Saunders, Sebastopol
Mr. Michael&w, ,Germntn
RUSS
Fl III Johnston, Cal
T Ward, San HafeeI
] r Putnam, Dixon
g Monteith. San Rafael
NJ S Lahaseo, Dayisville
J q Pedro, jamestown
Miss NJ Gillespie, Wash
& II Scott, Portland
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f Il Schanck, Stanford
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] @ Me Fadyen, Dixon
l. w Lawsen, Woodland
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PALACE
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] Lebolt, Ohio
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Mrs Il Tower, Chicago
W l. Pearse, London
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w W Kennedy, N Y
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p B Fraser, stockton
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NJ G khofes, San Jose
III Forl, Oakland
J J Smith, stockton
Miss NJ Walsh. Stockton
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] r ouie, Washington
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6 P Brady Oakland
G. L Hazel Los Gatos
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III S Lunt, Chicago
] McGuIrke, .os Angeles
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] p 2 fan, san Jose
BALDW
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l. L.ebun. San jose
8 NJ Hockinbotham, Cal
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T d Valentine, Sutter Cl
" Clark, Palo Alto
w D Davis, Pinole
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Il L Muller. San Diego
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MACDONOUGH'S MANAGER
Mark Thall, a Native Son,
Newly Brought Out From
the East.
0aklani H. Made More Progress in
SIX Years Than Any Other ty
on the Coast.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALLl
9o8 Broadway, Aug. 20. I
Mark Thall, the new manager of the
Theater. arrived from the
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Kalamazoo, Mich. is famous for celery See
Thomas slateE's advertisement on page II.
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The kirkham Cane.
OAKLAND. CAL, Aug. 29.-Owing to
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

- = - -
It Miss Nichols, Dutch Flat
q A Graves. Auburn
i s Dombecker, Wash
Ell Bartholomew, ,Stanfrd
II Bernard, Cal
Q Mrs q a Rogers BAKERS
field
w ] Swartze, Portland
o J Smith & W. Cal
Miss l. e Krebs, Saet0
% ] + Gurney, Hanford
X B Onllahan, stockton
J Mrs 8 q Miliard, Sn Jose
70 A 5 McSeriey, SnADdreas
Mrs M II sloan, t1illsdalo
q A Wiley, II artineZ
" ] A Ruddolp, Ukiah
, Miss n Bartlett, Livermr
J Lowerly, Vallejo
Capt Sullaeh, London
o Miss Hooper, San Bdno
ia Craighead, Pet
5 II Rowland, Jackson
w X Reed, Auburn
X B Butler, Fresno
ii ] Milturn, Detroit
Miss ID Bowman, Cal
Nj iss Singleton, san Jose
} w L Jackson, Sacte
II z Brown, Sacto
a Misses Harder. .Germantn
HOUSE.
A Bestorious, Livermore
Mrs RenHply Il son, Cal
j McFadven, Dixon
J Mullholland, ,Indepndce
J o Hogg, Henoilo
Mrs r Gillespie, Wash
IN Stamp. stockton
E A Clark, Gilr0y
F w Reid, San Diego
J w Palmer, stanford
Mrs Harber, sta Barbara
Olive Richard, san Diego
/ II Davidson, lndependno
! n Smith, Sacto
CHI Campbell, stockton
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e Ireland. Winters
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j II Putnam, Dixon
A III Crockef, \ Y
Z E Somerlolt, Cal
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. NJ T briggs, n Y
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HOUSE.
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John F. Doak, Stockton
w E Nevills, Jan estown
Mrs J Nj Walsh, stockton
n + M Miller, Fresno
T Q White, Fresno
Is i 0 Miller, Visalia
Mr. IL Mrs + A Schneider.
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X r ] Bentley 81 VT, Sacto
"a NJ , oleman, Marysville
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LAURENCE VINCENT, AUCTIONEER.

MONDAY, August 81, 1896, at 30s Kearny
street. at O'clock P. n, will sell the most ele-
gantly fitted up Restaurant and bakery IN the
80 IAHRENCE VINCENT. Auctioneer.
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Notice toB tlII,r.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the County Court of Wayne
County, West Virginia, at the
office Of the Clerk Of said court AT
Wayne, w. Va, until 10 o'clock a.
m, July 27th, 1896, for the erection
Of a court house for the said County
at Wayne.
Each proposal must be accom-.
panied by check for 1000 az an
evidence Of good faith, to be for
ieited by the successful bidder if
ne fails 20 enter into a contract and
give bond within ten days after the
contract II awarded, to complete the
building according to the plans and
specifications.
The plans and specifications can
be seen at the Office Of the Clerk Of
the County Court, at Wayne, Yves,
Virginia.
The court reserves the right Ia
reject any and all bids.
The County Court
Of Wayne County.
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CphOlstering.

l have opened an upbolstering
establishment in the old &. & ..
depot building, on Main Street,
Ceredo, w. Va, where ! am pre-
pared to do any thing in my line at
the lowest prices, and on short no
tice. keep iull line of picture
frame mouldings, drawer pulls, cas-
tors, and all kinds Of furniture hard
ware. Furniture repaired and var.
nished. Give me a call.
WIN. NJ. McCALLEN.