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FoRNEs AND LABoRDRs GREAT CoNcERr.-
The Great Concert of Mr.. Ullmans troupe viii be
given on Friday Evening at the Meodeon Hail.
Mr.. UIlman is the Napoleon of Managers, and any
entertainment he may offer can be confidently re
lied upon as being worthy of patronage. With the
great fame Of Carl Formes, Madame Laborde and
Mile Poinsot the public are too familiar to require
commendation at our hands. Formes is admitted
to be the greatest living Basso, whilst Madame La.
borde and Mile Poiusot rank with the greatest Of
living cantatrices. Ernest Perring and the rest
are all artists of the FIRST class, and rare musca,
treat may be anticipated Seats may be secured
on Thursday morning at Brainard's Music Store,
without extra charge.
The Louisville journal, one of the most critical
papers in the country, speaks OF the company as
follows
An unsurpassed treat was afforded by the Ull
man Concert last evening, and it is seldom that a
nObcr concentration Ofvocal and instrumental mu.
sic can be given in any city. Madame LabOrde has
achieved renown in all the principal opera houses
of Europe, and for sweetness Of voice, exquisite
brancy of execution, and force in bravura sing.
ing, she is to us the very queen of the lyric art
How wonderfully flexible and decatey mOdulated
are all her tones in the vOcalizatOn Of the elabo
rate "Cardina of Venice" composed by Paganini
for the violin, and then again how sublimoly grand
the "Casta Diva" from Norma,as the prayer "witI
its rising swes and falls floats over the senses
! Mile Poinsot fully realized our expectations; the
| finish of her style, the thorough study which she
exhibits, the clear and powerful quality Of hel
voice. and the confident ease of her roulades, carry
her hearers with her and mark heras a most favor
ed daughter of song. Carl Formes, too, who sub
dues the thunders of his voice TO the most delicate
melodic intonations, whose tremendous vocal pow
ers are combined with such exquisite softness, an
whose performances possess all the elements Q
grandeur aud majesty, what diapason swelle
through his rendering of "Rolling in Foamin
Blows," from Haydn's oratorlo Of The Creation.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
70 Plau aud Ornamental Printing Of every description
lone At the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Once on
latest improved aud rapid presses tie best
style on shor,notce and reasonable rates Particular
attention paid blank rt Every description Of Hind
as done especially Blank Books, Ledeers journals,
sales Books, Receiving Books, &C., &c.
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IOALI OOALM-- OOALM!
JOHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article Of BRIAR HILL
CH.oPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
C CrdeFs promptly filled at their Yard, the Canal
near the foot of Vineyard street. Cleveland, o.
IOuNy Ton dGm l. v N YATES.
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senteT lie, Cofinberry l52 Palmer l4O, Heis
ley 1873. Craw 1877, Gallagher 1870. Lawrence
1876, Vail lOl. Schroeder Ia, Fitzgerald ll3.-
Hill %, Russell 1859. Castle l4l, Heard 1872. Hart
1855, Marshal 1866. Marseilles 1876, Palmer l3s.-
Black l42, Hussey 1876 Erwin las, Wlgman l22.
Stewart lao, Logan l24. Wprswick l67, Doran
&C. knott 1872, Mcleod 1873. Hayes 1853, McIn-
tnah lO7
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PERRY MoNUMENr.-We the undersigned, were
duly appointed a Select Committee by tho City
Council of Cleveland to procure subscriptions, and
contract for the erection of a Monument to Com
modore Perry, tho Hero OF Lake Erie, to be Plac-
ed in tho public Park Of the city and surmounted
with lifo.size Statue of the Commodore, cut true
to life, in marble, and to be completed and ready
for inauguration on the 10th Of September, 1850
In pursuance of their authority the Committee
have contracted with Il. JONES SoRs, of CleveN
land to erect the monument in accordance with
the design Autographed and published, aud for
the sum of Six Thousanu dollars. The contracN
tors have given bond in tho sum of Five Thou
sand Dollars for the faithful performance of their
contract.
1t is confidently hoped aud believed that the
contract price agreed to be paid, can be raised
without serious difficulty or delay by voluntary
subscriptions and donations from our fellow eii-
zens. It is only in this way that tho cost Of the
monument can be provided for.
We therefore appeal to the generosity and pa
triotsm Of our fellow citizens to aid us in the no>
bic enterprise of erecting monument worthy to
eommemoratet tho name and heroic services Of Per-
ry, and which shall be Oreditable to the citizens Of
| Cleveland.
T. JONES & Sons arc authorized to received sub
serptions and donations for the monument. and
we choerfully commend them as reliable men And
worthy Of public confidence.
HARVEY RICE,
j. KIRKPATRICK,
o. Nj. OVIATT,
CD. WILLIAMS,
j. NJ. COFFINBERRY.
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MATRIMONIAL.

TO THE LADIES' OF THE UNITED STATES:
has been my good fortune to restore to health many
housands Of my country-wOmen.
by success has excited the malice Of the enviouH and
nou hut their prosecutions have served only TO extend
nG esab sh my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
havo fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers when
have relieved So long am held in Nfectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
skin can afford to despss the efforts of mischef-makers
nd slanderer
My friends repeatedly urged me to place my med
line for producing mensuation within the reach OF the
ladies Of the United states; indispostOn to enter
hel occupied by Quacks with their pornicious nostrums
aud fear that uuprucpled oountoreiters might palm upon
no public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States.
Atas yield to the entreaties Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the "AMlE DE FEMME"
need only say that it is in liquid form and is exactly such
as have used In my France many years and
hat it has never failed to satisfactory result
Tho "Ame de Femme and mensruation stand in the re
lation Of cause and II alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual where has existed, and tc
rsstoro It where has been from any cause suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrnpper Of deC
mons on each bottle Of Ame de Femme" w besr mi
Ertton signature and both the bottle and enclosing bt
will be sealed with nv private seal.
Price, $500 package II p,Copn
PARIS, January, 1857.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No % Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply tn
Amie de Femme" at the Proprietor's prices.
aulO d&wly6
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From the returns FROM the several Wards, We
hnd sent,r's majority to be aboutsIX HUNDRED
AND FIFTY, more than the most sanguine dared
to hope for The entire City Republican ticket
with the exception Of the City sexton, has been
elected. Glory enough for one day. The Plain.
dealer had for several days previous to the election
announced the results in the cars hotels factories
&C., ali the results Of which were in favor Of Cof-
hnberry, but when the CITY Of Cleveland voted,
SENTER left Oofinbeuy Ear in the lurch.
THREE HEARTY CHEERS FOR sENTER
AND VICTORY.
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Senter 52l, Coifinberry 800 Lawrence 26l,
Vail PSI, o'Duhy 81. Palmer SOL, HeisIey 34l.
Oraw Sls Gallagher 344, Hart 800, Marshall 227.
Erwin 269, Wigmau 375 Black 300, Hussey 330.
Castle 297, Heard $40. Hill 266, Russell 362 -
Stewart 2s7, Logan 34s. Marseilles 292, Palmer
9s3 Schroeder 9O5, Fitzgerald 327. Hovey 800,
Brennan 2s2 Deming 225, Holden 979. Rezner
3l3 Payne 3l7
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CHANGE.--It will bo seen by advertisement
that the firm of E. N. Parks 4 Co have dissolved
E. C, Bush succeeds to the business at the old
stand. This is one of the incest retail stores in
the City.
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The township republican ticket was all elected
by good majorties, which varied on account ofthe
large number Of split tickets
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HAWKS & BRo. have the Yankee Notions for
April as full of fun as its covers can hold, Frank
Lese's Budget of fun, which is ditto, and any
quantity of miscellaneous reading,
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ELECTION

DETRorr, April 5.
The Election yesterday for Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court passed of quietly. Returns nom
the interior of the State show considerable Repub-
licau gains, and indicate the election Of George
Martin Republican candidate, by over ten thou
sand majority. Republican gains in this city since
last fall nearly 500.
Brisk snow storm here this morning
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AoRIcULTTRIsT for April, N. Y. Ledger ~ T.
Mercury, Frank Leslie's illustrated Waverlsy
Magazine, Line Of Battle Ship, Irish Pictorial &C.
&c, for this week, have been received by olmSted'
opposite p o.
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To OUR READERs.-The space aud time devoted
to the report of the Fugitive Slave Case, in the
Leader of this and succeeding mornings must be
our excuse for a lack Of general items.
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The MINsTRELs,--No better or larger company
of Minstrels than Rumsey & Newcomb's Campbells
and their performances are always most excellent
Give them q crowded house tonight.
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For refreshing baths, stylish hair cutting and
dressing aud luxurious shaving, go to Aston
Co.'S next door to Angler House.
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The Rcttorutve is put in bottles ofhree Sizes viz
Large meoium, and small. the small holds pint,
reas for one dolar yer bUtte the medium holes least
twenty cent tu proportion than the small retnis
for two dollars per bottle; he ue holds quart 40 per
bottle -
o. J. WOOD B. co ,PIpprieturs, No 3i2 Roadway N
" Un the great ~ ). Wire Railing Establiahment and
No. ia Market street st Louis Mo ="
And snld BY all DTuEgists and Taney Gnods Dealers
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J. J. KELLEY, the Indian preacher Of the Mo.
hawk tribe, will preach this evening at the Erie st.
Methodist Church, commencing at seven and half
o'clock This is the last time he will preach in
this city.
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B. F. BONNER, corner of Gardner street aud
Case Avenue, has received a lot of garden and
flower seeds direct from Germany, which he has
for sale
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o. Cutter Son. Auction Sale.
Olmsted's News Depot-Buuness Notice.
Geo Wood-Cleveland Theaier
Hawks Bro-Bus Notice
Prof Fowler-Lectures on Ph-eno ogy
+. N. Parks Co-Dissoluii1n.
Partner anttd
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| WIGS II WIGS |

pATCHELoRs WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpsss all.
they arc elegant, light, easy aud durable
Fitting to a oharm-no turning up behind-no shrinking
GIFT head indeed hss the only Establishment where
lhsse things are properly undersot and made.
233 Broadway New York
ianl7 W. FISKE, Cleveland, Ohio, Agent.
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JANUARY.
Ellghgall lae EIrNRa

For Dealers sc.
Among their own Publications will be found
billiards Readers u booksl
Stoddard's Arthmetios q bOOks)
Poysoql Dutton Scubnor's Writing Books,
Corne!ls Biographies % bookb)
Green's Grumnars % books)
Worceser's Diotionar 10 sizes)
1ute's PHILOSOPHERS q hO0ksl
iianaifed Pnyson's Book keeping and blanks,
Mtnslows luteilec Philosophy,
Parey's Hi tories q nooks)
Stearne's Guido TO Pronunciation,
Word Method Reader (new edition)
Most Of the above are used in the Cleveland Public
schools Teachers and boards OF Education desiring 10
introduce any Of the abo requested to communicate
with US II Catalogues furnished
NEW BOOKS FROM HARPERS
MADAGASCAB being vi its to that country in 1853 1894
g,ni 1850 6v tie Rey. Mr Elles author of"Poynesan
HOME GARDEN; illustrated h .Abo W tson
ADAM BEpEi by George Elliot aulhur Of scenes IN
TANKNEI. or THE SAN JACENTo,. ON. THE
SEAS OF INDIA, CHINA AND JAPAN; by W NJ,
FROM APPLETON
THE FOSTER BROTHERS; History OF School and Col
oMARD OR THE AfENTvtN CHAMBERS.
PASSAGES FROM MY AUTOBIOGRAPHY; by Lady
kETFG6S FROM SPAIN U c. Rnggnt.
March q N'''' INGHAM BRAGG.
New Books.
! THE MOTHERS MISSION
| - ly Author Of Object Of ILfe "....,....,..S Il
| or the lH6 John Ke'to..................,.... II
| SOPHIA, or The Sword Of Truth
AMERICAN ELoQUENCE-
Oruors Of America, 2 yOls.................. so
mara INGHAM BRAGG.
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DONNETs BLEACHED AND
Id Pressed IN superior mauner' aed PSfise' s9ilao'
ton given AZ ap'o sun" N"'''
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INGHAM & BRAGG
PUBLISHERS, WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS,
sTATIONE RS,
new Nombefl
I0t superior street., Cleveland, Ohio.
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED IN
FEBRUARY.

he Land and the Book; 2vols ........... .. 50 50
Lie Of John Ouin y Adams. Observation-Disclosures. 2 IS
New American Encyclopedia, vol 4................ 90
History Of Rhode Island, voi. ............... 20
walks aud Talks of Farmer in England Omstet. %
Disc cpline Of storms; Baptist BOOK ............ %
sylvan Holts Daughter ................ %
Womans IhOughts about Women; edition. .... %
Terrence Translated rs
AmgoB Biographies lst series. ......... %
Lessons ut tho Cross. no
Ministry Of Lile by authur Of Anistcring Children I 20
From P0nrn, use 20 Pulpit. .............. IS
Sones Of the Church .............. IS
Future Life In another World; Wood .......... I 20
M1 Kombe's Poems. 60
Willie Winkte's Nursery Songs .......... ....... IS
BuuOn's Pilgrimage TO Mecca. 50
Shahmnh in Pursuit Of Freedom ............. 50
Nustry Harp................... ..... 40
History Of the Christian Chu CHI Sbsf yJl l.... %
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PluLApEtFfIA. Sept 3, 1857
fhoF; WOOD-Dedr Sr; lour Hair Restorative Is prov
ing ~ elf beneficial The font also The hack port
Of my head almost lost its coyerngwps 10 fact BALD /
have used but two pint bottles Of your Restorative aud
now the top ~ my head is wei tudded with promising
crop fyoung ha and the frua Is also receiving ~ bens
ht have tried other epnrnu without any benefit
whatever think iroiu my cfsuua FccOmmendatu
l eau induce mauv u,hefs 70 ny %
Yours Respecifully, D. r THOMAS. ND.
No Uinn Street
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BROOKLYN ELEoTIoN.--At the election on Mon.
day in Brooklyn. the following was the vote for
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THR ELRCTInNs.

CINCINNATI, April 8.
Whole Opposition city ticket elected yesterday
Average majority one thousand. Councillor
Opposition, six Democrats.
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va DR.. J. Hostetter's Celebrated
stomach Bts for the Of Fever and AEus M beyond
an controversy the safes and best remedy that could be
used by the actod for all diseases Of the shove naturo
The most violent attacks hsd osdfu disease have on
been prevented by the Of this reliable remedy Tho
Biuer" have been used by the proprietor n an sH
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number Of years and s wonderful ourntive powers
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desire thorough renovation Of their entire system, should
not tail to use the Bitters.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally everywhere
HoLLowAY's OINTMRNT. p The complaints
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w. JENKINS,
Cor CnluubiS and Carroll ia, Brookiyp.

LIVINGSTON, Ala, Eel. a. iFss
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have fine heed OF nar growing, aer having
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You can publish this n you think proper
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GREAT REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN
ST, LOUIS!

W 1'W0T"I :
Nearly full returns give Filley Mayor, upwards
oftwenty five hundred over Bogy, Democrat, and
forty FIVE hundred over Wyman, American. Fill
leys plurality may be increased three thousand
Republicans elected whole city ticket and a large
majority OF council.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
"WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL ., 1889
TRAvELET's nRoIsTER.
NEW ADVRRTIsRMRNTs

" Czens wishing conveyance to either Of the abov
Trains N Boats will called for by the
Omnibus Line, by leaving their address nj the Omnibus E
See, bl superior street. door ueNtto Weddel House
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-" For Gas Fstss ss and FSttiag--IyBly
Fegg Easoorih Co., loo aRd ioI Supsri0r sfrrst.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
NY Hawks & Bro, have received Frank Les
lies Magazine, and N. Y Ledger.
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M Carpenter) Petition for change Of name Of the So
aud others } Clair street Plank Road Company
AND NOW COMES the Petitioners
~ and the matters In said petition contained came on
a. ~ hSaTi 10 he Court and the Court md that due no
ice lie praysI aud object Of the said petition hss
vpn by publication Of such notice 10 the Ceyellhu Dtl
ieader and that the allegations IN tie pettoh
are true and that the petitioners are entitled 70 ho
praysd for iu SAID petit IN. , ,-----, a., ,h.
is therefore ordered adudged and deoreed that ne
name ~ Company be changed 20 The name OF lho ~
Oluir Street Gravel R0ue Company and mat upon te
sad Company complying with me pIoNne9 nl w ~
the ssd Company shall be known under and pY the san
new name and hsve all tho powes and pc subject o W
same restrictions N no Change OF name hhu been NAL
and that said change Of shall ~ 10 way eheol the
ghs OF Company OF Of any Individual o corpora ion
ordered the petitioners pay the costs OF 1s anba
ZION 70 be taxed aIl llst1s9 w = ~
q A POWERS-Merohant Tailor
ps Is Banh ST. under the Meaas Keeps e9n15sHt any y
,1bieb he viii make up inthe most approved stYls.
ap23 9J
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a II any people in tho world ever needed

~ If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle their devils out, it is who live In
this waterlogged country The masm9o poison Of our
swamps aud Marshes becomes yertabe devil in the
blood to reve the Agues aud Fcvers which shake and
scorch us all Ayers "AoUE Guns is said to be the
apostle we need Of neghbor who have tried
~ .,nh I'm No rnrnrl Lnnrnl L plrnn III
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The following is the aggregate vote Of the city
from the official votes
Fobambe,,., ,.....,... 3l62
Benham, ...,.. .........,.,...,...... 5OJS
Stephan, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3Oo9 Fl
Rider ....... ....s...'... '''''' 1850
Foljambe and Stephan are elected. We are sor'
Fy TO announce that Benham Is defeated
COURCILMEN.
First Ward, James Christian, Republican.
Second " W, II. Hayard, Democrat
Third " l.. Hickman,
Fourth J. U. Marshall, Republican.
Fifth " Jacob HOyey, Democrat
Sixth " J. H. Clark, Republican.
Seventh j II. Wonwick,
Eighth O. L. Russell,
Ninth l. J. Lewis, Democrat.
Tenth A. G. Hopkinson, Republican.
Eleventh" Thomas Dixon.
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We give below the vote for the several Wards in
the city as ascertained yesterday
FIRST WARD.
Senter 537, COHinberry 3Oj, Palmer $40, Heisley
323, Craw 500, Gallagher 273, Hart SIT, Marshall
33l, Erwin 4l9, wigman 43s, Black 472 Hussey
373i Castle 400, Heard as, Schroeder 474 Fitz-
gerald 1898, Stewart 45O Logan 39S, Marseilles 372,
Palmer 372, Lawrence 995 Vail $40, Duffy 70,
Hill 525, Russell 1922, FoIambe ala, Benham 44l,
Rider 3s7, Stephan 200.
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CHEMICAL SO.GPS.

The best
CHEMICAL SOAPS,
Manufacturedby T. P. SPENCER,
msr26dswtfR6 Canal st. foot Of Ohio, Cleveland.
FAMILY SOAPS,
Manufactured and for sale by
T.. p. SPENCER,
mArssdEwuR6 Canal st, foot Of Ohio, Cleveland
SOAP AND CANDLES,
Runafasturod aud fOT sale by
II. P. SPENCER,
r.,r2sdswtfRs Canal st.. foot OF Ohio, Cleveland
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sECoND warn.

senter 472, CONinberry 299, Oviatt ?, Palmer
500, Hesley POS, Craw sac, Gallagher 226, Hart
499, Marshall 2sO Erwin 469 Wigmau 3Oi, Black
500, Hussey 274, Castle SOP, Heard 27s, Schroeder
492, Fitzgerald 276, Stewart 5O4, Logan 257, Mar
seilles 269, Palmer sos, Lawrence 4s7, Vail 24O
Duffy SO, Hill 9sg, Russell 23l
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Real Gstutr Agruts.
ROUSE 81 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AND
l N S u r A N CE

No. 2ll Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs
f0blH
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FOURTH WEIRD.

senter 545, Cofinbery 252. Lawrence 996,
all 375, ODufy 80. Palmer 59s, Heisley 200
Schroeder 564, Fitzgerald 223 Craw $40, Gala
CHER 2ll. Hart Sol, Marshal $50 Erwin 492,
Wigman 3ls. Black 57l, Hussey 24O Castle $50,
Heard 25S. Hill $780, Russell 2lO. Stewart 555,
Logan 24O Marseilles 4O4, Palmer 35s Marshall
4Os, Mix 1876, Price 222 Ballou 500, Welch 29l.
Stanley 494, Cleveland 303.
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senter 1893, Cofinberry 3Os. Lawrence 263,
Vail 300, ODuGy n. Palmer 29s HeisIey 3l4.
CHER 34s. Hart 3O2, Marshal 33s. Erwin 273,
Wigman 37O. Castle 2s2, Heard 35l. Hill 353,
Russell 293. Stewart 296, Logan 35s Marseilles
263, Palmer 345, Wall %. Ranney 24s, Heck.
man sss Cobb PIT, Reese s62 Noble 297, Mo
ran 329