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1 IN ACRES OF THE RICHEST LEVEL
w bottom land in the State near two railroad
stations; between Stockton and Sacramento; will
grow all cereals and also well adapted to fruit Of
almost every variety; fairly good improvements;
onered at about half its value; owner non-resl-
Apply A. NJ. SPECK & CO., 602 Market.
A SHURST COLONY.
IA AT Ashurst you have opportunity to pro-
cure home that Will be selfsustaniug attractive
ana profitable, and on terms better than have ever
oefore been offered. We have our own homes in
TINS colony and determined to surround our
selves with neighbors who wish at once to have
schools and churches and reading rooms in very
midst. We have every facility for grand. devel-
opment. We make it possible for all who en-
terprising thrifty and industrious TO make with us
homes OF comfort and abundance Address
ASHURST COLONY,
Room 10, Mills Building. S. F.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

A ssESsMENT NOTICE-GoOD HOPE MIN
~ ing Company. Location of principal place of
business, San Francisco, Cal.-Nutice is hereby
given that at meeting OF the directors held on
December 2S. 1896, an assessment to be known as
assessment No. 4, OF seventy (70) cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the corpor-
ton, payable Immediately TO The treasurer of the
company at the company's office, rooms and q
tenth floor, Mills building, northeast corner Bush
aud Montgomery streets. City and County of San
Francisco, State of California. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the
3Oth day of January, 1896 Will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on the Doth
day OF February, 1896, TO pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs of advertising and ex-
penses of sale, G. 81. HOLBROOK JR
Secretary Good Hope Mining Company,
OHce-Rooms l and 2, tenth floor, Mills Build
ing, san Francisco, Cal.
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1llDWIN K. ALSIP & CO,
Real Estate Dealers.
Country Real Estate a specialtv.

TO CLOSE PARTNERSHIP: WELL LOCATED
L piece OF business property that pays per cent
net on $9O,O0O; Will be exchanged in part for q
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THE SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN JOAQUIN
Valley Railway Company. Location of prin-
epal place of business, City and County of san
Francisco, State OF California.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the followtnp-
described stock on account OF assessment No
levied on the 10th day OF December 1895 the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

BORN.
GRIFFITH-January II, 1896. to the wife OF
John L. Griffith, daughter.
KRUG--In this city, January % 1896, to the wife
Of P. ]. Krug, son.
THoMAS-January 16, 1896, to the wife of +.
Thomas. a daughter.
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ELEGANT FLATS.
u NEARLY NEW.
GROVE ST, NR.VAN NESS AVE.
&19 000 MODERN FLATS OF 8. Z
I'D IO.OOO. and rooms and bath; on north
side of street; substantially built and always
rented; pays 10 per cent per annum.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE d CO.,
63S Market st.
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STORAGE
CTORAGEOF FURNITURE, PIANOS HOUSE,
- hold goods, etc j. NJ. PIERCE, 7Sb Market at
TV ILsON BROTHERS. ITO MARKET
w Storage: Low rates. telephone South 1872
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
CONTINENTAL BUILDING AND LOAN AS.
" sociation-Home office, 222 Sansome st. s. f.
General savings & loan business. Ed E. Hill Pres
Oliver Eldridge V.Pr.; w Corbin. Sec. d. Gen. Man
BICYCLES.
NJ INDSOR BICYCLES: STRICTLY HIGH
w grade; no stamping: all lathe work; cones
and cups fully guaranteed for years A. l., BAN
CROFT d. CO., 324 Post ST., s. f.
DARK CYCLERY-NEW WHEELS TO LET:
Allister and Powell ST. car lines
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EUW IN K. ALSlP d CO.,
Rotunda, Mills building, San Francisco

Q1000 REDUCED FROM $4,000; ABOVE
U1OOO. Sacramento: 40 acres all Al level
land; fenced, ploughed and under water-ditch few
large oaks: excellent surroundings. LEE &
KISER, 306 Montgomery ST.
Q0OS0 10 ACRES, 21a MILES FROM
pAEOO. Petaluma. "a mile from depot; al
ieVeI land; new 4-room cottages: barn; assorted
fruit trees; $500, balance on time. LEE &
KISER, 306 Montgomery st.
Il 10 ACRE CHICKEN RANCHES ON 10
L years credit. D. II. TWING. Sonoma CITY ,Cal.
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No. No.
. Ger. Shrs. Amt.
James D.. Phelan. Lowell
White, o. D. Baldwin, James
Cross, Thomas Brown, F. w.
Van Sickfen, Christian de
Guigne, trustees. ................- 46S sl0
A. B. Spreckels, Daniel Meyer,
James ID. Phelan, Lowell
White, Q. D. Baldwin, James
Cross Thomas Brown, F. w.
Van sicklen, Christian de
Guigne, trustees. 445 90
A. B. spreckeis, Daniel Meyer,
James D. Phelan, Lowell
Cross, Thomas Brown +. w.
Van Sicklen, Christian de
Guigne, trustees. ............... sos 10
A. B. Spreckels, Daniel Meyer
James D.. Phelan, Lowell
White, o. d. baldwin, James
Cross, Thomas Brown. F. w.
Van Sicklen. Christian de
Guigne, trustees. ............... $50 10
A. B. SprecSels, Daniel Meyer,
James d. Phelan, Lowell
White, D. Baldwin, James
Cross, Thomas Brown. +. w.
VanN Sicklen, Christian de
Sulgne, trustees. .....-......... sos 10
And in accordance with law and order OF tha
Board of Directors made on the 10th day of Dece M
Der, 1895, SO many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary win be sold at bile
auction ct The Office of said company No 32I
cisco, State Of California on the 18th day o. jan
uary, 1896 at the hour OF eleven Oily o'clock A. NJ
thereon, together with costs of advertising and
expenses of sale.
ALEXANDER MAcKIE, Secretary.
Office, No. 321 Market ST., San Francisco
PoSTPoNEMENT.
BY order of the Board OF Dire ctors of said cor
poration rnade~and entered upon the records
thereof upon the 21st day of January, 1896 the
date Of the d Dc, of said assessment was
the date OF sale of such delinquent stock was post
poned until the 10th day Of February, 1895, at
eleven (1l) o'clock A. M Of said day.
ALEXANDER MACKfE Secretarv
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1--WE MINUTES FROM THE BALDWIN.
Il FINE MODERN RESIDENCE.
NORTH SIDE oFARRELL ST, Mr.. COUCH.
Gel 9 000 A HANDSOME DOWNTOWN
SpIO.OOO. residence of Il rooms, bath, ETC.
handsomely decorated; modern and elegant in
every detail the salon parlors. MUSHROOM, large
dining-room, finished in natural oak; reception
halls and finished ballroom in basement make
this residence specially adapted for social func-
lions; furnace heat throughout; years old; lot
3Oxl20 through to Myrtle ave-; at price offered
this is a special bargain; family departing for
Europe only cause for selling at this sacrifice;
property cost present owner over $25, 600. Fur
Their particulars at office.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE q CO.,
Nor l-ota ar
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w w. DAVIDSON, NEY-AT-LAW 400
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8 . ID. .
a series OF sensations With which his
name was connected. Tho woman who
ilgureU In tho case as Mrs. Powell lg
supposed TO ba "Iieilc Raymond" rs
she was tlttn known, Tho woman who
figured In mn arrest with p0cock, March
20, 1891. .a
on tho evening Of that day PocOck
hn1 called Mt tho house OF Nellie Blnck,
at cola Chestnut street. Tho Raymond
glrl followed him. md tho three became
Involved In mn alteration, tho outcome
OF which was tho arrest OF both Pc.
cock and the Raymond woman on a
warrant sworn out by the keeper OF the
house.
AS Il result OF this affair pocock was
suspended by Mayor Wnlbrldge, and,
pending tho Issue OF hia trial In the
Npollco court, his Office was In charge OF
General Samuel p. Simpson, who was Mt
that time deputy city register, poco0lS
was aftcrwnrd rclnstatod,
Shortly after this sensation pocock's
wife sued him for divorce, has!ng her
petition mainly on his alleged relations
with the Raymond woman. She was
granted her decree. Following this suit
came tho Gcrhnrt divorce case and tho
marriage OF the former Mrs. pocock to
ull VI MIlGH ulN
fresh In the public mind,
Harry J. Pocock obtained ten days
leave OF absence last week, dating from
Friday. and announced his Intention Of
making tour OF some OF tho eastern
cities. His principal stny wns TO havo
been made ut Atlantic Clty,N. J. lie left
Friday evening, apparently In good
health, and the news OF his death came
10 his friends rs a thunderbolt out OF a
clear sky. 1t is supposed that the two
women who were with him ut tho time
OF his death left ST. Louis In company
with him.
In st. Louis rocock divided part Of the
time ut his fathers residence. 3iO3 Roll
avenue. and part OF the time with "I'cllc
Raymond" or Powell" For some time
pRst she has been going by the name Of
Belle Powell.
Harry J. Pocock was In his thirty.
sixth year, He was elected TO the office
OF city register at the same time Mr.
WalbrIdSe was elected mayor. He has
hold tho position ever since, with the
exception OF the time he was suspended
Iio had for long time been figure
IN political affairs. Previous to his
election as city register no was vice
president OF the j. II. Pocock Can Com
pany.
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MAnTIN's FERRY.
flaps and silS,,nps III tile Thriving Ciiy
ArrnAn Tic NIYAr.


Snyonty.BlS fish were stolen from tho
lIYn box, Of jack McNlchol, at his camp
above Martins Ferry, OH Tuesday night,
Fred Gossrtt CliHht q large cat fish and
being afraid TO risk II In the box over
night. tied II to n trot line, and soma ono
stole Il. Other camps have been miss.
Ing fish. II iS said there are more camps
between MartIn'n Ferry anu Stenben-
vile than ever before. The rains are hard
on them. gtI #.I. t
About $50 persons went down on tho
steamer Jewel and hArgo yesterday
morning to attend the picnic OF the u. II.
Sunday school at CrGsan'B grove, q l1rEh
number, cOnslderelnE tho weather. Tho
boat returned last night Mt 8 o'clock,
The time WIS PLEASANTLY spent and not
one accident occurred nj .llt
Last night propilhcnt young man
slipped md fell at tho entrance II the
Shrevo 1Tervcy building and ono OF the
eye witnesses plned out, There's anOth-
or Democratic Hopper" Il @ =.
Tho passenger station NJ The Clcvc-
land & Pittsburgh RAILROAD Company
Mt Portland station was entered yester-
day while the agent was at dinner Rnu
about $50 was taken.
Attractive posters have been dlstrlbu-
ted about town announcing tic o.. W. Ia.
Clubs Outing at Mozart Park next
Tnuraday. Quite IL crowd from here will
attend.
The Presbyterian md United Prcshy-
terrain Sunday schools have decided to
hold their picnic ut Wheeling park next
Wednesday.
Miss Maud CARRIER returned yesterday
n ~
tended tho Christian Endcavor conven-
tlOn.
L. s. Bernard. rdriver for tho United
States Express Company. has been pro-
NOTED to agent OF the company at Lo-
rain.
Tho picnic OF ST. Mary's Sunday school
on tho fair grounds yesterday was we'll
attended considering tho weather
William +. Lewis. George J. Ralston
and lra Scdgwlck have returned from
Bas1lsland.
DR.. VIII H. Hall entertained num-
Der Of gentlemen friends ut suppcg last
evening.
The coal works at Yorkvlllc Is running
steadily. the snllnevillc mines being
closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore, are enter
timing Il. o. Barr, OF sIstersvlllc.
William J. Bryan docs not expect to
intend the Pennyroyal reunion.
The Baptist Sunday school will picnic
at Silwell's grove to-day.
William and Ernest Twccdy arc fish
Ing at Blue Ridge.
Car Davis has taken position with
Shelly Martin.
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M0uNDSvILLE.
Aafl'celianeous Meiango OF Minor II at
ter. from lfar,halI'S pIetropolls,


The Republican county executive
committee met at the court house on
Tuesday afternoon. Chairman o. L. Hol-
llday and Secretary NJ. S. McAfee were
present. Before the work OF canvassIng
the returns Of the district primaries
held last Saturday, Colonel ]. E. Hooton
gave notice OF his withdrawal from the
judicial race. Marshalls only candidate
for the nomination now Is Hon. B. f.
Melghen.
Western Union telegraph connections
can soon be had between this place and
the down-the-rivcr points az far as
Huntington, by way of the river. The
work OF distributing the poles for he
line Is NOW going on. From here the
line will be taken to Wheeling by way
OF the Baltimore & Ohio lines
The Wheeling Gas Company Is laying
a pipe line connection to the glass
works by which 1t will get supply for
the Tears" IN the factory department.
This will be q decided improvement
over the former way OF manufacturing
the supply In the gas producers and
will be less dangerous.
During the storm about o'clock yes
terday afternoon n sharp bolt OF
lightning ran over the telephone wires
to the switch board In the central Office.
The operator. Miss Clara Mosier, was
shocked, but not severely.
An organization OF the knights OF the
Ancient Essenic was effected In this city
last evening In the knights OF Pythlas
hall. with forty-five charter members.
1t Is reported that B. r. Criswell has
sold out his bakery business to ". N.
Crlswell and John Thompson. The
change will not take place until later.
The land suit Of e. ". Atkinson VS..
Frank Winters occupied the attention
OF the circuit court yesterday. The jury
was undecided up to last evening.
Hon. P. ". Morris. Richie county's
candidate for the attorncy-gcneralship
was visitor here yesterday.
A crowd left. on the Baltimore & Ohio
excursion TO Atlantic City last night,
from here.
The Mckinley Republican Club will
meet at the court house tomorrow
evening.
E. C. Grisell left yesterday for Day.
ton. Ohio. on business trip.
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BELLAIRE
All Sort, OF Local News anil Gossip from
the Glass City.

At the meeting OF the city council
Tuesday evening II was urged that this
city secure free delivery, the receipts
Of the postoGice having passed the
10000 mark required. and council pass
ed revolution earnestly requesting
| the department TO take the matter up
rs early as may be consistent with pub
| lie interests and this was forwarded to
Washington yesterday.
He'll Bros. have made an assignment
| to Hunter s. Armstrong, for the bene-
ut Of their creditors. The liabilities are
something over 5000 and the assets on
| the face amount to as much. The young
men werg hard workers, but trusted too
much OF their business and wero unable
to make collections.
D. q. Brooks and Dorsey L. Hartllnc
| want to run skill ferries between this
city and Benwood for the accommoda-
tlOn OF the mill and railroad men and
have applied TO council for permit 10
secure license. one at the upper end and
the other the lower end OF town.
Rev. John 7. Foster wife and dauEh-
ter. Louise. left last night for Port
Haywood. Va. where they will spend
months vacation with old friends.
Miss Walters accompanied them as
far as Clarksburg, ". Va, where she
Will visit.
Bellalre now has bicycle ordinance
and no "coastlnc' or "scorchIng" Is
permitted, while the use OF wheels with
out bell attached Is also an oftcnse.
The morning train on the Bellaire.
GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati yesterday did
not arrive until noon on account OF
another washout ut Captina
Thomas Springer. OF Kane. Pa. we'll
known here. was In the city yesterday.
on his way to Epworth Park to spend
the summer.
Mayor Williams turned in'only S66 rs
for the last month as the receipts OF his
office. 1t was dull month all around,
however.
Mr. Jacob FralInger and family, OF
Dunkirk. Ind, are visiting Thomas Ma
loncy, OF the Third ward.
Mrs. Alice Walters. OF Columbus. for
merly Of this city, Is the guest OF friends
and relatives In the city.
Fred. Grim, formerly OF this city. but
now OF East Liverpool, Is in the city
calling on friends.
Mrs. C. II. Dapkwerth returned yes
terday from Darlington, where she
spent n few days.
Miss Ida Stephens. OF Williamsburg.
Pa, Is visiting Miss May Stephens, In
the Fifth ward.
Jacob Jackley and wife. OF Frankton,
Ind, are the guests of relatives in the
Fourth ward.
Mrs. Charles Kern. OF Moundsvilic.
". Va, Is the guest Of relatives In the
Fourth ward.
The family OF William Carroll will
leave to-day for Bethesda, to spend sew
cral months.
Miss Sophia Miller entertained friends
last evening At her home In the Fifth
ward.
Miss Minnie Cour, OF Steubenville, is
visiting relatives IN tire Third ward.
D. L. Hcnthorn left yesterday for
Pittsburgh, where he Will work.
Miss Jennie Irwin, OF Martins Ferry,
Is visiting in the Third ward.
Miss Daisy Malone. OF st. Clairsrillc,
Is visiting In the Third ward.
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PULLMAN CAR MYSTERY.
Saturday Nights Victim city Registrar OF
81. .~".r

Saturday Nights Victim City Registrar q
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. July I5.-The remains OF
Harry J. Pocock. who died so suddenly
on Baltimore s. Ohio train while en-
route east late Saturday night, were
returned to this city Sunday evening,
After being embalmcd by n local under
taker the body wss taken 10 the resi-
dcnce OF the deceased mans father Slo3
Belle avenue. 2
Members OF the Pocock family nil pro-
fcES Ignorance OF the circumstances sur
rounding Harry's death. His brother
said last night that he had no idea MS 10
the Identity OF the female COMPANIONS
who accompanied his brother on the
trip. He did not know whether the two
women had accompanied the remains
back to the city or had stopped of In
the east. -
Pocock had two women travelling with
nun. One was supposed to be Belle
Raymond or Mrs. Powell, of st. Louis.
This Eupposltlon Stems to be confirmed
by the statement that the body was ac-
cOmpanled by Mrs. Belle Powell. the
woman who at first claimed to be his
VIE, and Miss Louise Mallory, her dIa-
mond-hedeckcd niece. The body, after
being emhalmed Mt Petersburg. W.
Va. was placed In u magnificent caakct,
and the women. spent large sums for
floral tributeS. which were placed upon
the box. Twelve hours after Mr,
Pocock left Cincinnati In d sleeper his
body was on lta way back in the bag
gage. car. Mrs. Powell assorted that,
though she WAS not Mr.. POcoci's wife In
name, his life Insurance policies and his
estate was In her name. Her home In
st. Louis Is on the same street and with
In few squares OF the residence OF the
PocOcl family
AT 32l2 Bell avenue, where the Ray
mond woman lives, admittancc waI de-
MED TO reporters.
The death OF Henry ]. Pocock recalls
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CARROLL CLUB RACES,
IN" Entry Hanks Arc Out and Many f.
tries f,stuts fy...I,..t

''F'ry HIHHks NftUNt and Many En-.
tries Being Received.
Last night n meeting of the Carroll
Club Cyclcrs was held at which matters
In connection with the bicycle race meet
OF Saturday, Augusta, were considered.
The entry blanks are now out and many
entries are being received from the fast
amateur racers OF the tr!-s,ate radius
Many Inquiries for entry blanks are he
Ing received daily. Among the entries
already received are some from Beaver
Falls. Parkersburg and st. ClaIrsyill..
The prize list has not yet been an
n0unced. but the prizes Will foot up 10 NJ
least $500. The meet promises to be a biz
Succnss v
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Arthur McNlchol. who has been pitch
Ing for the Marietta team, returned
home Tuesday, being compelled 10 Iny
OFT with spralned back which he aus
tained while pitching In the game
against the Atlanta team Monday
Young McNlchol Is a promising PLAYER
and has been pitching a Erant IN mo -
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WE might tell YOU more about Ono
Minute Cough Curb. but you probably
know that II cures cough. Ever ono
does who has used Il. II is n perfect
remedy for coughs, colds, honrscncss. II
is an especial fnvorite Tor, children. be-
Ing pleasant 10 tnke md quick In curing.
Charles II. Goethe. corner Twelfth and
Market Blrccts: Bowie & Company.
bridgeport; Peabody & Son, Benwood.
'f...s| = ' 20 2
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:, ERtned runs, FlttSburgh I, Boston l.
Two-baSo hits, Rockley. Bergen, IlnrrIng.
Ion. SacrIicD bit. Nichols. Stolen bases.
Ely. Duffy. Bases on balls, on Nichois
den, Tommy, BannOn. Wild pitches Hnw.
leyi Nichols. Double plays, I'Rnnon, Lowe
ana Tucker; Bergen and Lowe. Umpiro.
Belts, Time, Ito, v
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CHICAGO. July l5-rrlcnd was too
much for tho "PhIlllcs" today, while tho
Colts battcd both KccnCr aud Gurvin al
WI. each man getting ut lcast ono hit.
r,,S SSoLe' He
Phlladoip'a IL o.? O1 / o go ?
Earned runs, Chicago G: PHILADELPHIA
ritchers, Friend, kcencr and Garyln, lin.
plrc, Emsllc. Time, s:e5,
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CLEVELAND. July l5,-Thc Giants out.
Played the home team at all points to-day.
O1
Score: RuE
Cleveland .....l 0 0 OIL O2 81 . >
New York ....a . > $500 90 &C II 0
Earned runs, Cleveland .: New York 1
iltclors, WllSon and Meckln. Umplre.
Hurst. Time, l:I6 P''S'
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Miss Helen McCabc entertained n
large number OF her friends last night
Mt her home on Main street. Dancing
and games occupied the evening. Re-
rrcshments were served.
Mr.. Davis and family, of Water street,
removed yesterday to the Moundsvlllc
camp ground. where they will spend the
summer.
Miss Ethel Cunningham hna returned
to her home In Erie, Pa. after m cx-
tended visit TO her sister here.
Mira. James Price and Mrs. ]. s. Rob
inson are visiting Mt the Mbundsville
camp grounds
Nlry. John Jenkins and daughter,
Mnymc. are visiting Mt Valley Falls,
Misses Mary Kyle and Ella IIabig arc
spending the week In Proctor. a.
Miss Annie Hitchcock is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. George kcencr.
Miss. ELLA Cats haa returned TO her
home in Moundsvillc.
Michael Gnte,y leaves today for n
trip Ia Atlantic City.
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IN BUSY BENwooD.
What People Arc Doing and Saying 1
tho Industrial Town.

At the regular meeting OF the city
council Tuesday evening. orders were
given that Marshall street below the
Baltimore & Ohio trucks be Immediately
repaired. The work will be commenced
next week. 1t Ia said that council will
pass an ordinance restricting bicycle
riding. An ordinance granting the right
OF the streets for poles and wires to the
RcnwOod Electric Light Company was
discussed and passed. The company
was formed several weeks ago and Is
composed of prominent Benwood cltl-
zeEs. II Is thought that the plant will
be commenced mt once.
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vi, ,,,,er y,pc,>,,,
NEo1 'lhniHiN. 'gssss 4.
IcIInrton Coal and Coke ca Rolinriop.
$50 II: John L. RakNr, RluefioId, SS ii: j.
i. Gillespie &c Co., Brctz. 81 81; Farrell,
r. Bowcrmastcr. Brucnton, Sos rs: Aug.
Schultz. Chnrlestown. SIS ~; G. NJ. Chris
Bank. slSl 90: 7. J: Baker. Fetterman.
y: shlnS rs = Son, i,Tsed ssas SWT Thy
s2.i %: II. Parsons, Hendricks, s2s4 50: A.