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OF the Ebenezer Baptist church, was
introduced and made the address OF nc-

CeptanCe. w -Ega ftEr s
Rev. Golf said there were two distinct
features brought out In the exercises Of
the day. One was the lie and charac-
ter OF Abraham Lincoln, and the other
was the flag OF the country.
He spoke of the standards OF the var
ious nations. OF their origin and what
they signify. He told OF the. origin %
the American flag and followed its
history from the colonial days down &c
the present time. He pictured 1t in the
battles OF the various wars. and spoke
of the patriotism 1t stirs UP In a mans
heart The speaker brought out the
fact that the negro race was identified
In all the wars. and the fact that a coll
ored man was the first 10 fall In its
defense should be sufficient 10 cause
every member OF the race TO be proud.
Heurged the youngmen and women, and
the children present to pay attention to
the educational advantages ,otfered,an
to aim high in their desire to become
fitted for any branch Of business.
The speaker closed BY urging the
colored people to stand by the flag
Mothers and fathers to teach their chill
dren TO honor 1t. and II needs be fight
for 1t. At the conclusion Of his ad-
dress, the scholars and visitors assem-
bled In front Of the school building, and,
as the flag was hoisted to Its place on
the flag staff the pupils all Joined In
singing THE Star Spangled Banner"
after which they gave the school salute
to the flag and the exercises were at
an end.
The literary society Of division !. soph-
omore class, at the high school, celebrated
Lincoln's birthday yesterday afternoon
The programme rendered Is as follows:
Misunderstanding on the, Floor.
.....::;...............:.... Blanche Parker
Essay---charactcr OF Lincoln. ..........
Rccitation-Old IronsIdes. Max Viewcg
Extemporc-The Klondike.. ..............1
.......................Ma Manual Steinhauser
Recitation-A Soclable.. ......Will Schaub
Extempore-The Creation. by Hayden
EsSay-Policy.... ........... Herbert Thomas
Recitation-Mr. Billings OF Louisville.
EStempore-Why the American Me-
cha al, Present Each School with
Essay-Abraham Lincoln. Bessie Voeiker
Extempore-Is Mathematics More I'm
portant Than LGnguage?.............
Essay-Renowned Men. ....Jane Nyckhart
Essay-Abraham Lincoln. Clara Mcconnell
Essay-Slavery... Nellie Snyder
Essay-Books... George Shields
The debate. Resolved, Tina. Hawaii
should be annexed to the United States"
was won by the affirmative side. the ar
irmative side being held by Martha Wells
and Amhert Clyker, the negative by
Charles Green and Ada Beabout A COM
mlttee composed of Ada Grahm. Martha
Wells and VIII Schaub WINS appointed to
choose n name for the society and select
the society colors.
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AT MARTINS FERRY,

The Republicans arc Getting Ready for
the Frny-vHm Select Municipal Cn,ld-
tiintcs In Four Weeks-Those who Have
Announced Thcm,elres.
While the Martins Ferry spring cleo
ton does not take place for almost two
months, interest In It is growing. The
Republicans always make their nomln-
atoms first. and interest is centered on
their primaries, which take place on Sat-
urday, March 10, just four weeks from
to-day.
AS q rule a nomination on the Repub-
llcan tickle, Is equivalent 10 election, but
there have been exceptions, several
Democrats sometimes getting IN at one
time, hence the necessity of selecting
good, strong material and hustllng after
the primaries as well as before. All Re-
pubflcans who expect to be candidates
on the Republican ticket must hand In
their names TO the central committee
men by next Tuesday evening by 3
o'clock city time. The committeeman
announce that no names Will be re-
cclred after that time.
The Republican candidates who have
filed their names or have announced
themselves are as follows:
Mayor-Samuel Il. Westwood, John
i. Eeazel. John Goodhue.
City marshal-R. A. L'ndemuth. John
y. Moore. Elmer T. Moore. Charles
Erwin, VIM L. Reynard, Brock Brown.
T. a. Nixon.
City treasurer--David Coss, J.. 3.
NfpnfynrupryF ~. ~ Wa .ua.H .--e..E1H
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Matters or Minor Moment III and About
tho City.
Matinee at the Grand to-day
At the Grand to-nlght-"Heart OF
Chicago
There will be preaching at the First
Christian church Sunday, as usual.
The Benwood commandery, Knights
OF St. John. holds special meeting at
its hall at o'clock Tomorrow evening.
Two cases were in the lock up to
midnight Andy Fonster for refusing 10
move on by Michaels. and John Mccoy
dlsorderly, by Walker.
Gentle Annie Costello and "Timid"
Lizzie Bradley were each given thirty
days by. his honor yesterday morning,
for undue hilarlty the night before.
The condition OF the Paxton fountain
on city hall square calls for some at
tention from the city authorities. 1t
needs paint very badly and the proper
committee should make i note OF che
fact.
At Simpson VI. +. church tomorrow,
there will be preaching at II a.. m. bD
Rev. b. C. Bartlcbaugh. and at $50 p.
M. by the pastor. The revival has re-.
suited IN tifty-hVe acccssions 10 the
church.
Work on the new E5erezer Baptist
church on Tenth street, is progressing
rapidly, and the members are making
great preparations Toy the dedication OF
the new place OF worship, one week
from tomorrow.
a force OF men were at work last
night, cleaning of Market street by the
flooding system and Il needed 1t badly.
The work was commenced the night
before on Main and Market streets be-
tween Tenth ana Eleventh.
At Zane Street II. L. church the pas
tor, Rev, j. y. Evans, Will preach,Sun-
day morning and evening. The special
meetings are Increasing in interest and
many OF the citizens OF the eastern Sec
it,Ion OF the city have united with the
church.
Charles Miller, an cmploye of the
Wheeling Bakery Company, was injur-
cd while going TO work yesterday
front platform OF the car. which struck
the brewery wagon at Twenty-fourth
street, and was bruised up sufficiently
| 10 keep him from going TO work yes
terday. IN. ;Is.5
There will be q sale OF home jellies,
preserves and other articles by ladies'
Interested In the Eighteenth street
mission school. to-day, at the residence
OF Mrs. ]. \. Vance. No. 1913 Main street,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m, and con-
tinulng all day. No admission VIII be
charged, The above salc will be con-
| tinued to-day.
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BENWooD REPUBLICANS.
Their Suggestion Meeting for Munich
pal Candidates.

This evening at the Benwood city
hall. the Republicans of Benwood will
suggest names to be voted on at the
primaries, for the municipal election in
April. At present. the Republicans are
in power and prospects are bright for a
continuance, as Benwood has taken
great strides the past year or two, ow-
Ing to efficient administration, especial
ly of the police force. which has made
an enviable record for itself.
The party Is harmonious and ent:,u-
siast!c, and large turnout will be In
evidence tonight. A good ticket at the
April election Is sure winner, and
good ticket is likely, for there Is good
material TO select from. 8
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WHOOPING cough is the most dis,
tressing malady; but It's duration can be
cut short by the use of One Minute
Cough Cure, which is also the best
known remedy for Group and all lung
and bronchial troubles. Charles r.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-siXth and ia
cob streets; A. f. Scheele, No. Coz Main
street; EHley Bros. Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie 6 Co.. Bridgeport. .
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Do sou intend going? Lots OF terri
tory there UNEMPLOYED. Alaska has $4,000
square miles, equal to 435.200.OOO acres
The best way to get there is to take the
Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul rail.
way from Chicago. Write to John r.
Potts, district passenger agent, VIII
Transport, Pa. for rates OF fare and one
OF their new Klondikc and Alaska
maps.
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RUN ON PANTS.

$50 styles OF elegant Aii-NynoI Trouser.
hssrctluced from S. tn so; 100 styl~s,of
elegant Ali-Wool -Trouserings reduced
from So to 81, which wo arc prepared to
make to order On short notice Many OF
these goods are less than cost, and great
bar gains. C. HESS & SONS.
Fashionable Tailors and Furnishers, 1891
n and 1898 liarkct street. q
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LINCOLN. Day
Flttlnsly Observed In Wheeling
PnblIe Schools. W
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AT LINCOLN SCHOOL WITH AID
DRESSES by SUPERINTENDENT
ANDERSON. on BEHALF OF
BOARD OF EDUCATION AND
REV. II, W. dorF-AN ORIGINAL
POEM BY PRINCIPAL II. Nc
HENRY JoNEs-TilE SCHOOL
TAsTEruLLY DECORATED "A
SPLENDID PROGRAMME AT THE
HIGH SCHOOL.
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and George W Tweedy will be candl-
dates for re-elnciinn ~ u

dates for reelection. ss.t MS
The only name talked OF for mayor on
the Democratic ticket is Postmaster
John w. Terrill. VIM. Burns and Al
bert Graham are candidates for mar
shall. and James Miskell for city COM,
missioner. Edward Shroies viii be n
candidate for assessor In the Fifth ward.
w. B. Francis will probably be candi-
date for city solicitor
In the township the officers to be
elected are trustee. clerk and assessors.
The Republican candidates for clerk
are VIM. G. Morgan, VIM. E. Thomas,
n. Bartholomew and Felix Hadsell.
For trustee George Giilln Is u candidate
for recollection Ns'Egg1Es n
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Washington, u. c., and Return Only $40
via Pennsylvania lines from Wheeling.
February II. March Il. April IA and
May IL. Ten-lay return limit For
details apply 10 John G. Tomlinson OF
John BaIlie, Ticket Agents, Wheeling.
1874
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ENERGY all gone? Headache? Stom-
ach out of order? Simply a case Of tor
pid liver. Burdock Blood Bitters will
make u new man or woman OF you. l {
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You Can Deposit-Mutual Savings Bank.
lost-A Seal Fur Cape-Second Page.
Assignee's Sale-W. u. Dunlap.
George II. Otto-Teacher OF Banjo, Man
dolln and Guitar. d
For Sale-Howard Hazlett.
Sale ofLadies Separate Fine Skirts-J.
s. Rhodes & Co.
List CT Letters.
Money TO Loan-Geo. J. Mathlson.
ON the Banks OF the Wabash.
MIL =. ;
Agcnts-sI Daily.
For Sale-G. o. Smith.
& Co. gEslI57
Expsc. to pouble-Geo. NJ. Shook & Co.
Eighth Page. }
Gents, Collars and Cufrs-stone & Thorn.
as-Eighth Page. IT't
Greatest Preparation Known to the 10Th
Century-Elghth Page.
Governor OF Eermont-second Page.
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LOOK out for cheap substitutes. Be-
ware Of new remedies. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup has stood the test for nearly fifty
years.
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ABOUT PEOPLE

sirnm gers In the city nnh Wheeling Pco-
pie Al, nad. ggs
Hon. Philip Loscre. OF New York, will
leave day for the west, after finishing
up his business here. He will return
In about six weeks.
J, Mr.. VIII Melvin. an enterprising
youug merchant of Wcllshurg. leaves
for bis home to-day, after spending the
week with friends on the Island.
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CA5TOREA.;

= Nav lilo Cnhtncis only 5Or.
ts EhUnhlEts's, Main street.
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Ribbons,

Ribbon styles and values here which
We think will interest all the ladies. See
our lines OF Wide Fancies ut 25c, .29c, sc
and 3gc yard. Plain Tatfcta and Double
Faced Satin Ribbons IN all widths.
special line of Ladies' Combination
Pocket Books, SOC value at &c to-day.
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DERsoNAL-FoR VERY BEST JUS
tica, notary, lodge and corporation
nnds' duplicators, simplex printers, letter
iIea. blank books and lodge supplies Ut
rock bottom prices. write TO Pub'r "Pyth-
Ian Bnnnor." Piedmont. W. Va. Corro-
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TO WASHINGTON, D. C.
Ten.Day Trip for $40, via PennsyIvania

Ten.Day Trip for $40, via PennsyIvania
Lines.
Special Excursions to Baltimore and
Washington will be run via Penpsvl-
vanla lines February II, March Il, April
IA and May IL. The round trip rate
from Wheeling will be only $40. For
special information apply to John G.
Tomllnson or John Battle. ticket agents,
Wheeling.
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Fire E,lrc Another big lot
slgnmen. for a few days only. This
means low prices TO you.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
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THAT HEAVY. TIRED FEELING
Caused by reading the seff-pruising ads.
OF sself-uanietl optical experts i.,, doc
tors 81, professors "a md e1airvoynnts q,
cnn he cured without publicity by j. w.
GruDb, Opticlnn. +
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1ackatc one-third price for any
OdSNSlS. of them. Come at once.
GEO. 81. SHOOK & co.
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So let us sing his praise anew on this his
natal day.
And teach the children to adore the worth,
the works. the simple way
or noble Lincoln;
Teach them that love consumcth wrath,
that he Is iruest to the past
That he Is best who loveth most, unworthy
he who lovcth less =
y man like Lincoln.
At the conclusion OF the literary and
musical portion OF the programme. Prof.
Jones introduced Superintendent w.
II. Anderson. OF the public schools, who
In a neat speech presented the flag pur-
chased by the board OF education. to the
school. Prof. AndersoH's speech was
full OF patriotic utteraaces and was
frequently interrupted by applause. He
spoke OF number of the incidents in
the life OF the martyr president. and
dwelt upon the fact that patriotism
was as general to-day as It was dur
Ing the life OF the man in whose honor
the day was celebrated He spoke o!
the incident of Dc Lome's letter, erltt-
cislnE the President. and OF how &
burned into every heart that beats ur-
der an Americans coat. no matter what
his political belief might be- The prompt
action OF the authorities IN demanding
! De Lome's withdrawal. was an inlica-
ton that the United States Will stand
no foreign interference
Prof. Anderson concluded his re-
marks by saying that few short years
ago he had on behalf OF the board OF
education. presented the colored people
with the elegant school building. and
( It was with pleasure that he presented,
on behalf OF the same board, beauti-
Z ul American flag.
Prof. Jones accepted the flag and
arolosized. that severe cold prevented
him from raplr!ng, however. on behalf
OF the school. Rev. X. W. Con. pastor
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Just received special shipment Of ladies fine tailor made
Suits and Skirts embracing the newest and up-o-date
ideas.
Ladies AllWoo Clo Suits hy front jacket perfect fitting,
Saturday at ..........t.....
Ladies' A-Nvool Serge Clcvot and Covert Cloth Suits
jackets lined throughout with good quality OF satin,
real 1900 yaluc Saturday. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Wave Edge Handker-
chief Centres

are new arrlral; also have tnesc new
centres made up with Val Lace and
Footing at 29c and Sc each. Two sizes
in Square Handkerchief Centres. En-
erythlng that's new for Men, Women
and Children at the right prIce5
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Dress Skirts.

Ladies Novelty Check, also Figured Black Mohar Skirts
lined and velvet bound, we've never sold same quality
less than S2.5o, Saturday at.
Ladies Atwood Serge Skirts, handsomely braided also
Ladies Atwood Crepon Skirts, either would be good
value at $500, Saturday only at ..................
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Hosiery--1Oc PAR

for Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose.
lie pair for Mems Fast Black Seamless
Half Hose. Both are excellent values,
See counter display of Plain and Now
city Hosiery at special pr!cez. Hose
Supporters for Ladies, M!gses aud Chill
dren 10c pair.
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''' u: .e,zEzzZIz7:x tit! If III
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Long and Short + h"f BE- eap Is:
consigned to US from New York They
Will be sold very cheap.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & CO.
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Cir Jnteliqe,nrrr


onlce, Nos. s5 and 81 Fourteenth s,reo:.
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SATURDAY sToyR :. THOMAS.
STONE & I HOM.As.
Gents Collars and Cuffs.

Wchavcj received from ono the Troy nlanu-
q acturcrs-
$3.50 Gents Linen Collars, twelve styles standing or turn
down, value I2lc, Saturday each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
100 dozen Mems Cuffs link round value 25c Satlayper
pair '..'.'....'.
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LOCAL BREyIrIEs.

Matters or Minor Moment III and About
tic City.
Matinee at the Grand to-day.
At the Grand to-night-"Iieart OF
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with a peaked roof the facade being In Bedford
limestone.
STILL SURPRISED AT THORNTON.
INSURANCE. COMPANIES MAY SEEK NATIONAL
PROTECTION FROM SUCH DEMANDS
AS lie MADE.

The officials OF the Metropolitan Life insurance
Company are still surprised at the unprecedented
action Of Amasa Thornton in presenting credenUas
from the Illinois State Insurance superintendent
J. r. u. Van Clure. on last Saturday ana demand
ing that he be allowed to examine the securities
held by the company. 1t is understood that ms
step is simply preliminary to investigating all New
York companies. That Amasa Thornton should be
the agent is another source OF surprise. Amasd
Thorntons position in the local political. business
and financial world is wei defined. The strange
method employed by Mr.. Van Clure has awakened
all the large insurance companies to tho way they
are menaced Each State could follow the OK
ample of Illinois and. by demanding annual costly
Investigations annoy the companies
Mr. Thornton. when he presented his papers, was
told that he would have 10 postpone his work until
a better understanding could be effected. a con,
ference was held and a plan OF action was decided
upon. A representative was sent TO see Mi Van
Cure and set him right. There was some talk OF
agtating the question to insure the securing or
some National legislation TO protect the companies
against any such demands.
Mr.. Thornton could not be found yesterday. II
said that he had left the city for a few days
He told the officials Of the insurance company that
he would be back the latter part OF the week.
The securities Of the Metropolitan Life, the officials
say. could be appraised and valued within few
hours all OF marketable value The stock
quotations could he taken. and as for the real
estate fair estimate could be made upon IT,
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TO AMEND THE JURY LAWS.

The movement on the part OF business TO
get the Legislature to amend the jury laws. which
was begun in November last. took n definite shape
yesterday at a meeting at No. 800 Broadway.
Those who attended the meeting were J. A. Heck
man, vice president Of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Board Of Trade: l.. T. Lyons secretary
of the Wholesale Grocers Association: Hugo Kanz-
Ter. member of the New-York Credit Mems Associa-
ton: Hand Flowers. chairman OF the Citizens
Jurors Committee; Henry F. Dublestein. treasurer
of the Citizens Jurors Committee; II. Christian
Borstel, George Keisler. Fellow Of the american
Institute OF Architects. and member Of the Archi-
tectural League. and William Gray. member Of the
Brooklyn Retail Grocers' Association.
The name OF the committee which Will endeavor
to get jury laws which Will economic time for
business men will hereafter be known The
Committee Jury Laws" AS chairman. J. A.
Hickman was selected, and Hugo Kanzler was
chosen secretary. The committee appointed 10
draft code Of jury laws such in their opinion
will take the question OF business mans time
into consideration is composed of Hiland Flowers,
Hugo Kanzler. /. 7. Lyon. George Kesi =. William
Gray and the chairman. Mr. Hickman ex-oficio
member.
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9oth-s cor Central Park West. for two Ave
story nd basement brick fats, 232xoJ and
o%nrr '~'i Pe,om No 500 shave architect 5000
Taylor-st. g. l25 II OF Columbus ave for
m"n ~ g To GFe Ea9i iic.hsi owner $500
Classon-aye 237 n of West Farms Road.
for n two-story frame dwelling house, 22x+6:
George Iascre n No Gi5 East i5ith-st. owner; .
Andrew Ebsen. No 6O7 Wales architect. 5000
Rroox-ave corner li3ih-st. Tor two hve-
story brick fats. with storea @jxsJ Margaret
\ McC aniey. OF No 2.O0i Arthoay-av owner; 100
Kerby & CO.. II No 722 fremont ave- architect 5000
ALTERATIONS.
Canal-st W corner Forsyth-st to n story
brick house. with store 50x2o; JACOB
Ruiz. agent: Max Muller. Of so Il cenire-st, ooo
sinot ST. NJ % 10 a hye-story brick tenement
RoGfc VIZ, c S1', arcte1rr Experimentation. $50
oGth-sf No 425 East. a iour story brick school
house. Ne X Osborn Of No ~ Park-ave'
owner Maurice Fornachon. of No y East 2lst- , .oo
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HTILDING PLANS.

RroAdwny. 80 i1G. CIR caral-st flr nine
st0ry-and- basement brick store ana l1fs r.
regular. Hiss 70 Bruce. 40 Sio 9Th -ntc.
owner. jordan g. Gillcr % 80 ~ Park Place.
architects
William ~. 80 -. fIr tirce-stlfy tricK on
build g - ilNG2. The Dudley Company. 40 -
Cc.aI-st. owner. clinton Russell. - 22 Mas
sau.F. architects ....... .............
Central PARK ath-a.e. opposite S2t-f for a
thre--sioTy brick museum. 8il * irrerIla-. city,
owner. X II Hum. 80 - East 2ist--f. arcnl-
Doycrs-s' 40 80 f,r a nss-st1ry bGck dwelling
with st0rc. 1921 Robert Boyd. ~ No / aey
Madison-ave. owner, Max Muller. 40 y CEN
ue-st architect ......... .......+. .-.,......
sullivaa-st No iO2 for a slx-story brick nat
with store. 2JXS6.6; Wen 4 Mayer. No 221
East 6Oth-st. ownerr: Schneider & Herter.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

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Arthul 90. y ~ -. c.~-ar
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Aler,n, "a "a an 49, ~ - ' II n
10 - W. "'l, 81 - e,-, " ,o5
White-st secures contract 49,. :. ~. o-
Elo,h. samuel aai we 10 LIZA A'''7''''' ~ ,oo
Bechmann. George. ana 'aTolIHe' % 9i''.'r -
stone ana another. trustee err, '''"'' cn
lG6th 81 ana Jacks IN ave d'lAi" ,,c,t 80. Wv
B!rdse. Harry, - Jofepn iiisssl.' ;. 4'"' - 90
2b2t y " ~ ''.'i' Dis - - -, 1,..to IT,.
bauGoulne' MIR ., - 80 = :, ~ o.,
Sta.lr IN - 80 ..,.....t.. q %
o,. ud'.s,H ~ " % f-s,her Moran "
a'l"' l., oe ,ror ~ Farm. ofth
,,.o1y' ",V, .'' ''' '''F " 10
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Duhh' ''s'PN ! - "..''al' - ~.I., "a a
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