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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
MARTINS FERRY.
Hap. and aIIsi,Aps Ia the Thriving city
Across the River.

Haps and aIIslIAps In the Thriving city
Across the River.
A spelling bee and entertainment will
be given in the Central school building
this evening. The captains will be Mrs.
NJ. v. carp and A. W. Harris. a prize
will be given to the best speller.
The coal works at YorlSvilIe and KeE-
Iey's are running every day and selling
all the coal they can turn out. Ninety
two men are at work at the former.
The Republican primaries Will be
held to-day between the hours of l? and
G o'clock, fast time. The voting Will be
done In each OF the Ave wards.
Daniel Ault died at his home near
st. ciairsvilie, after lingering Illness
aged seYenty-siX years. He was the
last OF family OF fourteen.
The Rlchland township Republicans
nominated A. i. Bumgardner for clerk
and the st. ClairsvItle Republicans +.
W. Dickey for treasurer.
The social and entertainment TO have
been given by HIawatha council Jr. o..
u. 4. NJ. has been indefinitely post
poned.
A large number OF young people OF
Martins Ferry. attended the hop given
by the B9about club at Wheeling last
night,
The Northwood Glass Company. at
Ellwood City. Pa, has made an assign
ment TO w. C. Fiench. Beaver law
yer.
a number OF Martins Ferry people
attended an entertainment at Lancas-
ter chapel last night.
The lecture of Rev. Pope to have ia
ken place In the NJ Z. church next week
has been postponed.
Colonel ]. r, Mitchell, OF st Clalrs-
willie. who has been very sick, is some
what better.
Thomas Evans. OF the Laughtin mill,
has been called TO Wales by the illness
OF his wife.
Sheet mills Z. s, 9, 10. II. II and 10 at
the Aetna-Standard will resume on
Monday.
The bell has been placed in position
in the tower ut the Central school build
Ing.
Mrs. Noble. OF New Concord. Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. S. J, Boyle, who is
Ill.
Miss Marcia Scoaeld returned last
nigh from n visltto Steubenville friends.
The Howard Wall Company is doing
q large business at the opera house.
Several oil men are after territory
on the outskirts OF Martins Ferry.
Miss Bess snodgrass is visiting her
uncle at Mingo Junction,
William Horaritz came home from
Cleveland last night.
Lewis Lupton. of Mt Pleasant, was
in town yesterday.
W. T. Dixon has been in Columbus
this week.
Miss Lissle Wiley will move to Bal
tlmore.
NJ. Sheets left yesterday for the south.
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TREND OF TRADE.
General business Situation is Anything
hut Encouraging.


NEW YORK. March OR. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review of trade. which
issues tomorrow, will say:
A movement toward better things is
still the exception. There is better busI-
ness in shoes and small Industries and
there has been squeezing In short SELL
ers in cotton, but the general tendency,
OF Industries and prices is not encour-
aging, and those who were most hopeful
a month ago ore still waiting, not so
hopefully. for the expected recovery.
Causes of continued depression are not
visible. Bad weather has cut of much
business and especially in country dis
trIcts. Some failures OF consequence
have caused especial caution.
The root OF the business ts that In
many departments men bought more
and produced more when prices were
mounting and everybody was rushing
10 buy last year, than they have yet
been able to sell. That the buying was
OF n nature 20 anticipate actual con-
sumption many months, they were fully
warned, but they had more hope than
observations, and went on piling UP
goods. some llre enBakeu tO"uaS III tHn
same hopeful anticipation OF demand
which has not yet appeared. The wooden
mills, with prices already reduced below
last years lowest average. and wool SO
per cent higher than It was then. are not
getting business enough TO Keep works
in operation. CIothiers have taken
many foreign goods; they have failed
to market all they produced last fall
and they have 10 carry a host OF retail
Cru. whose stocks are not sold.
The iron Industry shows but slight
average decline In prices, rs combina-
lions insist upon the highest prices OF
last year. and tho demand is naturally
curtniied Quotations are deceptive be-
cause lower prices are constantly made
TO secure business. But with ore and
coke combinations demanding high fig
ures, hesitation is Inevitable. Minor
metals change little. but aluminium, by
mIsprint quotations here enormously
last week, sells NJ 20 cents.
The market In wheat has been weak.
though rather stagnRnt, but weight OF
facts is felt In western receipts, for three
weeks OF March have been S.9S2,iSl
bushels against 5G2i,9?9 last year.
Failures for the week were 2Gl In the
United States against 27s last year, and
10 for Canada against 81 last year.
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BELLAIRH.
All Sorts OF Local New. and Gossip from
the Glass City.


the Glass City.
Governor Bushnell has number of
nice places to Ill within the next few
weeks and there is n great scramble for
all OF them. The principal ones are
those of state labor commission, COM
missioner OF Insurance and penitentlary
warden. There Is big scramble for
the places. For the first place W. T,
Lewis, present incumbent. A. ID. Fas-
scst, OF Toledo, and Frank y. Archer,
Of this city, are aspirants.
A row among some OF the school boys
over snowballlng resulted In q butcher
named Mitchell taking Il hand, md he
hurt the larger boy by his blows. He
was fined 81 and costs by the mayor.
There was n leap year party at the
home OF Miss Frankie Ward, In the
Fourth ward. last night. About n dog.
en- young couples were present and all
had nice time.
There were two bargeS Of railroad ties
brought up the river yesterday and
gtopped at the Cleveland 6 Pittsburgh
landing, where they are being lnlondcd,
The entertainment and debate In the
high school hall viii take place next
tuesday evening, and an admission fee
will be charged,
There will DO services ut all OF the
churches in the city tomorrow and
communion Mt tho United Presbyterian
church
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MoyEDsvILLE
a miscellaneous AIsIAnEs OF Minor Mat
trrs TromlIRrshaiI's Metropolis.

Circuit court proceedings nre ns fol-
lows: J. y. Burley vs.. &. S. Lucas. YER
diet for defendant: John Otto vs. w. G.
RIgrs. Judgment for defendant by jury;
David Gclb We. John Lubic, upon con-
sent OF attorneys Judgment entered Tor
pl1IutIff; divorce proceedings. Ella j.
Templeton VIZ. Henry e. Tcmplcton. d.
vorue granted. Timothy j. Whalen'
who has been In jail for three weeks Tor
contempt OF court. was brought before
tho Judge. who released him to allow
the opportunity TO comply with the Or
der or the court. TO pay nllmony 10 MS
wife. Court adjourned until Tuesuay'
Council was TO have mot on Thursday
evening. when the aPpGiRtiVo offices I0r
the coming year would have been MI
ed, but only nix numbers ATTENDED,
hence no meeting. a special meeting
will be held on next Tuesday evening
to take up the business
Mrs. Mury L. Higgins, aged fifty.hve
years, wife Of Thomas Higgins, wntch-
man nj the MoundsYllle Coal Companys
works, died Thursday afternoon. after
n short illness. The funeral party Wtii
leave this morning on the 7:4O O'Clock
train for Cameron.
A camp OF the Sons Of Veterans VIII
be mustered In on Monday evening at
the 1, o. o. F.. hall. Colonel Wilbur II.
Brand, OF Canton. w, Va, Will be here
TO do the work. Already there are
twenty-three applicants who Will take
the degrees.
The Hotel Nevaro. formerly the Hanes
House, is now open ready for business.
], d. Nevaro II the proprietor. inc
entire building has been renovated anu
everything put In a good condition; y
formal opening will take place April !.
Mrs. John Mayors. OF wyman's Ridge.
died yesterday morning. after I'M
RerinE illness. The funeral occurs this
morning at Wyman's Ridge Nj e.
church.
j. w. Dollhouse. OF waverly. and J:
G.. Foley, OF Harrisburg, Pa, both OIL
men, and Charles Avey,of ParkersouTB'
were guests yesterday at the Hotel Ne
varo.
There will be services at the Presby,,
terrain church Tomorrow morning anu
at the close OF the sermon congreSa-
Itonal meeting will be held
The late rains have caused number
OF land slides in the narrows above
town, but as yet the trains have passed
without being detained.
Luke Ryan, vn employe at the glass
factory. feU into box OF glass on
Thursday afternoon. decorating his
wrist very badly.
The cutting shop at the glass works
was of Yesterday on account OF some
repairs being made OF the machinery.
Rev. B. ". Spur has returned from
the east. and VIII occupy his pulpit as
usual Sunday.
Colonel W. W. Arnett. Of Wheeling,
was attending court here yesterday
one convict was discharged from the
pen" yesterday.
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Central Sporting Notes.

Sammy Nichols leaves on the 25th for
Kansas City.
Last night a cooking main took place
near the city. between Pittsburgh and
Sistersville birds. The result was not
known up to an early hour this morn
ing.
The Linden Grove bowling games on
the eth and 18th promise to be well at
tended. The local team Is In fine form.
Wheeling should win majority OF the
games played here.
with Pete Browning at Columbus and
Jack Glnsscock at ST, Paul, the West
ern league can make good start on
an "Old Mems Home" Possibly the
vets will surprise some OF the young
sters, though.
New Castle Is still signing players.
II the club there had displayed some Of
Its present enterprise by attending We'd
nesday's meeting there might not
be so poor n prospect for professional
base ball in this section Just now.
Billy George and Jack Glasscock will
be side partners ut st Paul. George
will be planted in left garden.
Dan Crotty left for San Antonio
(Texas) where he will captain the team
OF that city in the Texas league. In
form CrOtty is 4 top-notcher at second.
He should do well in the Lone Star COM
nonWeaith
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A DOG DETECTIVE.
lie Succeeds In UnsarthInR $1,000 Worth
ofgtoIsn Postage Stamps. .

NoRwALK. Ohio. March so,--A dog
ON the farm OF Mr. Delamater, Just
north OF this city. yesterday paved up
a package buried under n corn shock,
It contained over $1,000 worth Of postage
stamps, two revolvern and a kit Of bur
glars tools The package was turned
over 10 the authorities and several Off
cors lay In hiding near the scene,
Last night men appeared and one ot
tho officers opened fire without wnrninE,
shooting down one Of the supposed
burglars. He IL shot through the nccl,
aud badly hurt. This aocond man cH-
capped. II ~ supposed tho stnmpa were
lai;cn from the Wellington postoRtcl
Tuesday nIsht. although the woundal
man denies H.
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man to be good hui
mored. Jollity and exhuberant health
are q proverbiaf combination. The hearty
man who is always laughing doesn't
have any trouble with his digestion, It
has been said that laughing makes peo-
pie healthy. The iruth Is that health
makes people laugh.
There isn't any other thing so essential
to health as regularity in the action OF
the bowels. Most all sickness starts with
some arrangement Of the digestive func-
tons. Good digestion means good, pure
blood, and that means strength. Once
let the bowels become clogged with
refuse matter, and the whole system is
deranged. Impure. poisonous matter
gets into the blood aud plants the seeds
for all sorts Of sickness.
Whenever there is a stoppage Of the
Intestinal action, help should be given
immediately. Usually a mild. gentle
laxative is all that is necessary. A vio-
lent, wreuching, gripping cathartic is
never needed. DR., Pferce's Pleasant Pei.
lets are the most pleasant and successful
remedy for occasional OF chronic eonsti.
patton, or costiveness. They are tiny,
supar.coated anti.bilious granules that
even the smallest child can easily take.
They act in perfect accord with nature
and produce no gripping or other disagree.
able feeling. They should be taken at
the first indication OF digestive trouble.
They stop sour stomach, belching.
heartburn" flatulence and sick head.
ache. They are constipation perna-
nently. You can stop taking them after
the Bowels are thoroughly regulated.
Their help lasts. You do not become q
slave 10 their use as with other pills.
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MoRGASTowN-RI l6 feet In
ches and stationary. Cold.
OIL CfTY-River 2 feet 10 inches and
stationary. Cold and showing.
WARREN-River foot 2 inches.
Clear and cold.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l6 feeet In
ches and falling. Fair and cold.
PITTSBURGH-Rive 1874 feet and
rising slowly at the dam. Weather clear
and cold. The flood was checked to a
great extent by the cold snap that fol-
lowed Immediately after the recent
heavy rains, and II Is now thought that
the water will not go above the fifteen
foot mark. Although the water is only
up to "a good boutlng sthge now. all
danger OF food Is not yet past, for
the forecast for the next thlrty.six
hours Is clear and warmer weather
Should II be warm enough TO melt the
deep SHOWS on the mountains the fear
OF d high flood may be realized. The
wharves present busy scene; boats
are being fired up, and are leaving
with tOws OF coal for various points
down the river. II Is estimated that
about million and n half bushels were
sent out to-day. The following boats
left for various points down the river;
Dick Fulton, with ten coalboats and
four fats; Jim Wood. eight coalboats,
two barges and two fats; James Moran,
six boats, six barges and three Hats;
Relief, i've bRrges: Valiant, twelve
barges and three flats; Alice Brown,
ak boats and one barge; Hornet No. Z.
twelve boats and one nat; George Cook.
seven boats. one barge and three flats.
STEUBENVILLE-Rlver 10 feet in
ches aud rising. Clear and cold.
Down-H. X. Bedford.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 feet 10
Inchca aud rising. Cloudy and mercury
80 bown-Hudson. Due down-Bon
Hur. Up-Liberty and a large number
OF towboats with empties. Little Ka-
nawha failing. having reached n twcn-
ty-fivo foot stage. over $4,000 logs and
100000 ties came out on the rise, which
exceeds anything OF the kind In two
years. River out OF lock. No boats:
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City Jockey Clubs winter meeting.
Weather fine. Track good. summa-
ries:
and upwards. selling, one mile and an
eIghth-Buckmore won easily by n
length; DR.. Parke second: Uncle dim
third. Time. LES. ~
Second. purse $500, for three-year-
olds, selling. six furlongS-Lorrannia
won easily by three lengths; Billy Ken
ney second; The Banker third. Time.
Third, purse $3.50. for four.year-olds
and upwards, selling, seven furlongs-
Van Brunt won easily by three lengths;
Booze second; Prince Imperial third.
Time. 1907.
Fourth. purse $500, handicap. for
three-year-olds and upwards, mile and
u Observation-Disclosures won easily by
two lengths; Robert Lattn second:
Dutch Arrow third. Time, 1:i9H.
Fifth, purse $500. for four-year.olds
and upwards, selling, six fur
longs-Tradesman won driving by n
head; Blacksmith second; CARA third.
Time, 1:l7S.
Sixth, purse $500, for -ycar-olds
and upwards, selling. six furlonEs--
Pisa won driving by head: Roy Lo-
chlel second; Campanla third. Time.
1:l6
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Send your address to H. L. Bucklen
& Co. Chlcago, and get free sample
box OF Dr. Kings New Life Pills. a
trial will convince you Of their merits.
Thcsc pills arC easy In action and are
particularly effective In thc cure Of
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to he perfectly free from
every dClcteriouS substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken
is their action. but by giving tone To
stomach aud bowels greatly invlgOratc
the system. Regular size Csc. per box.
Sold by Lagnn Drug Co., Druggists.
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YEsTERpAY,s pEPARTuREa.

Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, 0 a. m.
Newport. .. =. EVANSVILLE, II a. m.
ParkerSburR. BEN HUR. II n. IN
Darlington. JEWEL. $50 .. m.
BoATs LEAVING TODAY.
Coal Valley. II. X. BEDFORD, n m.
PRrkerSburg, Liberty. II a. m.
MatninoraS. LEXINGTON. II a. m.
clarington.. JEWEL. $50 y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. BEN HuR, "A. m.
Pittsburgh. RUTH, u. m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, s q. m
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA. s n. m.
GAINESVILLE. .. LORENA, 3 n. m,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SAL,
Valuable Manufacturing Property.


nv virtue OF a deed OF trust made by the
American Fire Clay Company "a corpora
| tion under tho laws OF West virginia. 70
the undersigned as trustee. bearing uAJc
the. twenty-eighth day Of July. a. a. u: B ~
county court OF Hancock county; West
virginia, in Deed OF Trust Book &C,
folios STi. SIS. SO and $50, will on
TUESDAY, MARCH q, a. D. 1885
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, proceed 20
sell at public auction at the works OF the
American Fire Clay Company. located
near New Cumberland. In the county oE
Hancock, In the state Of West virginia,
that is TO say: All that certain tract OF
land lying upon tho Ohio river in BHtler
district. Hancock county. state OF west
Virginia, bounded and described as tol-
lows: beginning At stake on the Ohio
ers, near the mouth OF HoldbeTt's run:
thence dCwn sad river s s9Sih eight Isl
poles; thence south sixteen degrees weat
tsouth 49, wesO nifty 1907 poles thence
thence south eight degrees west y, weSp
iot OF Freeman and Anderson; thencL
leaving the river south eiEhty-one an.
one-half degrees (south AlED east torl|0
seven az poles; thence north htteen e.
grSss db't east fourteen Gp poles; tho1t4
with the line OF Brown Brothers nQrI.
eighty-four and one-halt degrees O4ifI
DoiSs 10 n stone pile on the line OF Swear
inSen'S lands; thence north twelve De
srees d2't west one hundred and twenty1-
nine d99) poles TO a sugar and hickory
thence south cighty-SlX degrees SS6O west
one hundred and twenty-five Q2D polea.
10 tho place OF beginning aforesaid. com
taining one hundred and twenty-throe
and One-hRh acres a23i7 acreO more or
less, saving and reserving, however the
right OF the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati \ Sc.
Louis Railway Company TO strip OF And.
conveyed out OF said tract TO Il by Pris-
ella 4. Freeman. sixty (e0) feet wide. be-
ING ten fi8} feet east OF the centre limo OF
Inc railroad tract OF said company and
hfty (FNl feet west from said centre line OF
said trnct, and extending alonG the whole
river front OF said tract: also granting
10 the said party OF the second part all
huiidi4RS, improvements. machinery and
nSt,ires situated and bOlnI on sAid above
described tract OF land.
TERMS OF SALF-OnH-third OF tho
nurchaae money cash In hand. one.third
thereof with interest In SIX months, and
tHa reS!dub thereof with interest IN ono
yoar from tho day Of sale, the purchaser
being required TO give his notes with good
security for the deferred payments, the
legal title being retained Us further So
curry GIBSON l. cRANAIER
fela ~ Trustee. !
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seems that Cali got the best or Allen
In the iistlr encounter. and Allen made
an excuse to 80 and get drink OF
water Instead, Allen went up stairs
and procured pIstolHnd rcturningShot
Call, the bali entering near the groin.
In attempting TO dlsaTm Allen, the pls-
tol was again discharged and Allen was
shot IN tho leg. Call will probably die.
Aliens wound Is not dangerous.
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NO SPRING MEETING.
The State Fair Association Decides Against
the 81. Asaph People.

IhestAtc Fair Ataoclhuoh beotaeA Against
the 81. Asaph People.
Yesterday afternoon the board OF d.
rectors of the West Virginia State Fair
Association met again to farther con-
slider the proposition OF certain eastern
sporting men to give a running meet
ing on the track OF the association In
June next. The board at Its last for
mer meeting deferred action in order
to inquire into the nntecedentS or the
men making the offer. AS result
when they met yesterday the directors
unanimously voted to refuse to lease
the grounds. While they would like
very much TO secure the extra revenue
In the summer season, they were afraid
the spring meeting. with the reputation
OF It's promoters, would inJure the as
socIatIon's own racing In the future.
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IT not only Is so. II must be so. One
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly. and
that's what makes It go. Logan Drug
Co, wheeling, W. Va, B. F. Peabody,
Benwood. and Bowie 6 Co.. Bridgeport.
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THOUSANDS TESTIFY
To Having Been Cured by Mum
yon's Remedies.
NO oTHE R M E DIcAl

in tls World Receive Daily
80 Many Testimonial. from those Cured
OF RheumNti.ur, Catarrh. Asthma,
bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Kidney Trouble
and Uihrr DIseasss-Gst N 25-cent Vial
or fft. Remedies From Tonr Nearest
Drassl.t and Doctor YOURSELF
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WITH THE B0wLERs.
The Nightly Record ofstrlksI and Spares
on the Alleys.

Last evenings bowling games In the
Nuaec league were between tic Be1.
bout team and Press Club. BeRbouts
were In better form than they had
shown lately and whipped their np.
ponents three straight. The only close
contest was the third. which PreFs club
lost on margin Of fourteen pins
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be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy. MRS. wfNSLow'S sooTR-
ING SYRUP for children toethlnG. II
soothes the child, Boftens the gums, al
lays all pain. cures wind collie and Is
the best remedy for dIarrhoea. Twen-
ty-five cents bottle. mwf&w
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IND DEADLY PARALLEL.
How Two Departments OF an Evening
Paper Got Mixed Up.

When Mr.. George Moreland left town
after the breSk-up of the Interstate
league. the IntclliEencer gave as an
item OF news the fact that he left with
out settling with the Stnmm house for
his board. There was no denial that
ne left rs stated. Last evening the
hotel received a check for the amount
due. In this connection the funny
break OF the sporting writer OF the
News, ranged alongside an editorial In
the same issue, Is really sIde-splittinB:
WHEELING; NENNS MARCH 80.
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ItRa repetition Of the "kettlc calling
the pot black" In this Instance the cd
itorIal column Is long" on facts and
the other fellow" Is short" on the
same commodity.
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WANTED.
TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LoAN-CAsH ALWAYS
MI on hand in sums to suit, from 80 and
upwards, on real estate; also on furniture.
etc, without removal: easy payments. No
charge unless loan Is made. ConHaent!al.
feS-mth&sR JULIAN. BOX 10I.
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NEW ORLEANS. March 2O.-Thc one
hundred and second day OF the Crescent
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PROPOSALS.
SEALEp PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS.
Public Building, City Clerks Once,
Wheeling, W, Va, March H. 1885
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office OF the City Clerk until Saturday,
March q, 1886, ut 4 o'clock ?. m, for the 70;
moval OF all kitchen garbage and onal
from within the limits Of the city OF
Wheeling, commencing on the frst day OF
May, 1898 and ending on the soth day OF
April. 1895. Proposals TO be addressed 70
the Chairman OF the Committee on Health.
envelope containing bid TO be endorsed
Bid for Removal OF Garbage.
Name OF Bidder.l
CHAS. Z. DANNENBERG,
royi7 City Clerk.