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Show C Street West, D Street '.Vest, E Street West and F Street West. The attention of city tub cribers is especially directed to the carriers. They are splendid specimens of ilanti bay hood, and this paper wants you to notice them. The Sentinel Carriers. The Sentinfl has organized a carrier car-rier list to deliver copies to its subscribers sub-scribers within the limits of the city and has divided the city off into four departments. The young gentlemen are: Eddie Works-Wfst of Main in the North ward. Albert Ray East of Main in the North ward. Clifford Spicer -West of Main in the South ward. Lafay Clark East of Main in the South ward. These carriers are gentlemanly little fellows, and the paper takes pride in introducing them to our friends. If anyerrotsor omissions have occurred in the city list by reason of changing to the carrier system, it will be a favor if such subscribersjwlll promptly notify this office just where they live. The carriers are supplied with blanks, which every subicriber is requested to fill out, giving to this paper their names and residences. For their convenience, con-venience, the names of all the streets are given below. This will be of great value to THg Sentinel, and will be of advantage to the readers in- permitting this paper to guard against mistakes. The streets running east and west, commenting at the north side of the tabernacle block, are known and designated desig-nated as follows by the city ordinances: Commencing at the tabernacle the streets northward are Union, First North, Second North, Third North, Fourth North. Fifth North. South of Union street, they are known as First Sonth, Second South, Third South, Fourth South, Fifth South and Sixth South. The streets running north and sonth parallel with Main, and east of that street are: A Street East, B Street East, C Street East. The streets west of Main are A Street West, B Street West, |
