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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06
improvement IN.

Mr.. J. A. Holiday yesterday com.
menced the building of two frame dwell
lings, with brick foundations, Il. the cor.
ner OF Twenty fourth and Jacob streets.
In size they are each Ii feet front by 81
lee, in depth. Ii is expected one of them
will be ready for occupancy by the Let OF
April, and the other soon after. Mr..
George Crumbscker Is the contractor for
furnishing the brick, Mr.. William Her.
cules is the brick layer and Mr.. Nalen
tine Giesey the carpenter.
Mr.. John G. Miller, merchant on
Chspline street, between Twenty second
and Twenty-thiId, is preparing 10 meet
the demands of his increasing business by
enlsrging his dry goods department. For
this purpose ne has commenced the cree.
ton OF building 40 ieet in length imme.
dlstely in the rear of his present store.
Mr.. Miller is polite and kind.hearted
gentleman and We tske pleasure in noiing
this evidence OF his prosperity.
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BELLAIRE LOCALS.

The rolling mill shipped 600 kegs OF
nails Monday.
City Councils regular meeting time
was last night.
NThe various churches have their
weekly prayer meetings this evening.
The meeting of the Gravel Hill mite
societies average an attendance OF about
100 persons. -,
Armstrong s. Smiths planning mill
started up on Monday after a step OF
about week.
Mr.. Reece Darby is spoken OF in con-
nection with the Republican nomination
for City Marshal.
A meeting for the purpose OF organ
Izing singing class was held a. the Nj.
T. church last night.
Some officers from Wheeling arrested
a man yesterday for robbery. Patrick
O'Donnell was his name.
The enigrant agent OF the Panhandle
road is dong good work for his company
! in securing the different parties thst
| have gone from Bellsire westward.
William and Philip Anshutz and
James Nicoll, jrn left yesterday for Ksr-
sas. This makes over dozen persons
that have gone there from Bellaire this
year.
We hope that whoever is so lucky as
to be elected Mayor this spring, will
know enough about the Constitution OF
the United States 10 have his court busl-
ness public.
Mr.. Patrick Kelleher will build new
business block on the site now occupied
by his one-story frame on Belmont street
II will be ready for occupancy by the
first of May.
The Disciples Church congregation
have a meeting this evening, TO take into
consideration the report OF Their conn.,
mittee, to whom the matter OF calling 8
minister to their pulpit was given.
Mr.. James w. Keyser takes A. Roe
der's place as station policeman on the
B. X o. railroad at Be!lsire. 1t will be
remembered that Mr.. Roeder was pro-
NOTED 10 the position Of general detective
on all lines OF the road.
Belsire is well supplied with religious
gatherings just now. The Methoti;ts
and WInebrenarisns are holding meet
ings every night. Monday night, the
Mite societies of the Presbyterian and
Methodist churches in the Fifth ward
meet, taking alternate weeks; Tuesday
evening, the Young Mems Prayer
Meeting of the Presbyterian Church and
the Filth ward Cottage prayer meeting
! Wednesday, the regular prayer meet
ings; Thursday and Friday, various cot
tsge prayer meetings in different parts
OF the city; Saturday night, the Young
Mems Prayer Meeting of the n. +
Church, and the Union Prayer Meeting
in the First ward Sunday School room
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Excavations 10 the Far West.

The most delightful excursions which
have been proposed Tor long time are
those which the Pan Handle road will
begin on March 18th.
They will run trains twice day from
Wheeling and the neighboring towns to
all points in the West or Southwest.
Passengers will be landed IN the grand
Uni3n Depot at st. Louis without having
to make any change OF cars on the route
and without being bothered by omnibus
transfers.
At S.. Louis the trains cross the
broad bosom OF the Mississippi on the larg-
est and finest steel bridge IN the world
the view.trom which is one OF the most
beautiful in the west. The Panhandle
is one OF the safest and most comfortable
roads in the country, everything in con-
nectiOn with its equipment being OF the
finest kind, and the running time fast
enough for anybody. Every convenience
that is used on railroads is provided by
this company, which make it q special
point to lead other lines in this particular
branch.
Trains will leave Wheeling from the
Pan Handle depot near the 81. james
Hotel, at sos A. NJ. and 430 Z. NJ. The
morning train reaches st. Louis at $50
A. NJ. and Kansas City at lU:4O P.M
where connections are made with the
Atcheson, Topeka ~ Santa Fe, the Kan
sas Pacific, the Missouri Pacific, TT Scott
IL Cult and the Leavenworth, Law renee
ard Galveston railroads for all places
further West snd Southwest. The train
leaving ut 4:30 z. NJ. arrives in 81. Louis
at $3.50 p. NJ, and Kansas City at 1855
A.. NJ, where 1t makes close connections
with trains on the roads just mentioned.
Trans leave Washington, Pa, lat the
CHARTERS dcpot) a. els \ NJ. and 2 T. NJ,
and leave Steubenville at 1907 A. NJ. and
l:O9 +. NJ.
The fullest particulars in regard to the
the excursions and everything in cop
nection with them, such ss time tables,
prices OF tickets, &c, &c, can be had Of
Mr.. Joseph NJ. BelivIIle at the Pan
Handle depot, Wheeling, w. Va, or
Mr.. j. +. Baltic at the Union ticket
office under the Mcclure House. Tickets
over this route are put at the very lowest
figures,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

state oi West Virginia, In the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling:
Emma h. Carter,
W. In Chancery.
Martin Linden and Others,
Hy virtue of decree entered by said
court I'm the above entitled cause on the
%gI day of January, 1873. the undersigned,
WHO were appointed Specia Commissions
CIs Tor the purpose, Will, on
80 SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1878,
All o'clock A. M, proceed To sell at public
auction. at the front doom OF the Court
HOu.c of Onto county, West Virginia, the
following described real estate, tn-wit: A
piece or parcel of groUnd situate on the
east side of McColo street, in that part
~ the city of Wheeling known as Fast
Wheeling, bounded ana described as tot
lows: Beginning on the east side OF McCol-
IOch, late Fulton street, on the Lockman
line, now Mccartney line; thence n. a.
r. 10 poles 10 n stake at Wheeling Creek /:
thence down said creek and binding
thereon X. so Il. H-lOO poles 10 a stake;
thence =. I0ly. W. 10 poles TO a stake in the
east side OF McCOlloch street n. i9ta W.
s 5G-lO0 poles TO the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third, and ~ much
more as the purchaser may toe willing To
pay, in cash on day OF sale; the balance in
two equal installments at nine and
eighteen months, respectively, from day
Of lie, with interest, the purchaser giving
mis- bonds for the deferred payments, and
the title 10 said real estate To be retained
until the purchase money shall have been
paid In full. X. e. BARR,
W. J. w. COWDEN,
ie20i Special Commi Sioners.
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Hiypr news.

The marks NJ the landing last evening
indicated 10 feet and rising slowly.
The Courier departed TOR Parkersburg
at 1920 A. NJ. yefterdsy.
The Abner ONcsl left for Pittsburgh
at o'clock yesterday morning.
The Andes left for Cincinnati at 4
o'clock yesterday morning.
The Geo. Lysle passed up with tow
of empty Dsrges, yesterday morning,
The Granite State will pass up to-day
for Pittsburgh.
The Mallie Rsgon has got new car.
pet in her cabin which adds greatly TO
her appearance.
Our jolly good friend, Captain Ace
Booth, has returned from Pittsburgh,
looking as well rs ever.
Dick Fulton passed up with an empty
tow yesterday.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, March 5.-Riyer 10 feet
inches and rising slowly. Weather clear
and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, March 5.-Westher clear
and cool. River falling with 10 feet
inches in the canal.
VICKsBUKG, March 5.-Westher clear;
thermometer Ga deg. River rose inches,
Up-Colorado. Down-Nstchez.
NASHVILLE, March 5.-River rising
with I feet 6 inches on the shoals.
Arrived-Hilmsn, Cairo. Departed
Anderson, Cairo.
NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-Arriyed-
John Wilson, Ouchita river; Port Esds
and tow, st. Louis. Departed Robert
Mitchell, Cincinnati. Weather clear an
warm.
MEMPHIS, March 5--River rose one
inches and now stands rs feet s in the
channel. Weather clear; mercury &C.
eparted-Chsteau, New Orleans; Susie
Silver, Grand Tower; Belle of Memphis,
ST. Louis.
CINCINNATI, March 5.-River "a feet
inches and rising. Weather pleasant.
Arrived-E. H. Durtee, Fannie Tstum,
Pittsburgh. Dcparted-Durfee, Fannie
Tstum, Pittsburgh; Mary Houston, New
Orleans; Hudson, Wheeling.
ST. LOUIS, March 5.-Arrived-Capi-
tai City, Vicksburg; Belle of st. Louii,
Missouri river st. Genevieve, Memphis;
Dslls, Illinois river. Depsrted-City of
Helena, Vicksburg; Victory, Keokuk;
Joe Fleming, Illinois river. River rising
with II feet inch above low water
marks Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO March 5.-Arrived- Mary Mil.
Ter, Cincinnati; Little Condor, South;
Vint Shinkle, Cincinnsti; City OF Cbes-
ter, st. Louis; Charley Church, New Or
leans. Depsrted-Mary Miller, st. Louis;
Little Condor, Ohio river; Vint Shinkle.
Memphis; EidyvIlle, Nashville; City of
Chester, Memphis; Charley Church, Gin
cinnati. River SO ieet sld rising. Wealth
er isir; mercury 20.
EVANSVILLE, March j-Weather clear
and pleasant; wind chiefly from the
south; mercury IS to 81 deg. River Is
Ito feet scsnt and falling. Port List
Up-Lsurs l.. Davis, John W. Garrett.
snd barges, Silyerthorn, Maggie Smith,
FawD, Arkansas Belle. Ssllie Carney.
Down -Gslden City, james GunthrIe;
James II. Big'ey and tow, General
Smith; all with good trips. Business
rather active.
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ASH WEDNESDAY.
The Season Of Lent. which Begins
Today.


To-day ushers IN the ecclesiastical sea-
son of Lent, which is now observed by
only portion of tie religious world in
English.spesklng countries, yet its OBJ
servance is go widespread that it has in
fuenced not only religious, but social
customs. Hence, the day before Ash
Wednesday has come to be recognized,
even among many Protestants, as the
end Of the season, and from to-day, a
more sober tone will pervsde the fash.
ionsble world. The present mode of OBJ
servsuce was established by Gregory the
Great, to whom We also owe the system
izstion Of the calendar. II excludes Sun
days from the number OF lasting
days, and makes the thirty-six
thus left of the forty-two imme-
distely preceding Easter into an exact
forty by beginning the fast on Wednes-
day before Quinquagesims Sunday instead
Of on Monday following il, as was the
custom many centuries since. The re
strictious upon diet imposed by the
church during Lent have given US the
word carnival, farewell to meat, and the
y
! US the farewell outbursts Of merriment,
to which, 10 the South especially, lie the
mos. characteristic observance of the
dsy before Ash Wednesday. From this
dav forward till Easter, the religious
world is supposed to devote itself largely
10 spiritual exercises and church going,
and the fashionable will give more
sombre hue 10 its amusemehts, foreswesr-
ing balls and adding prayers to the list
| of daily duties.
ASH WEDNESDAY AS OBSERVED BY CATH
oLIC;.
A Dustin guished priest in the Catholic
Church kindly furnished US with the
following, at our request:
On this day, in all the Catholic
Churches of the old world and the new,
the priests bless PAIN branch ashes and
place them on the heads OF the faithful,
with the words: "MemeStO, homo qnia
pulris es, ct M pulvsrim reusrterts"-
Remember, man, thou srt but dust, and
unto dust thou shalt return.
This custom is Scriptursl, and symbolic
OF contrte penitence, iOr Almighty God
Himself commanded the lsraelites to put
ashes on themselves for sign OF
repentance der. XIV, 34). Thus
did David, psalm ci., lO.), the
Ninivites Jonas iii;5); Judith (Jud. ix);
Mardodhal (Esth. ivy; Job, &c. The
Christians OF the earliest times followed
this practice as often as they did public
pepance for their sins. According TO the
present discipline, the peniten!ial season
commences forty days before Easter, in
imitation OF Christ fasting forty days for
US. Fastir and pensnce IN every form
are but means to very definite end,
namely, vivid horror of sin and gen.
ulne love of Christian virtue. In all the
Catholic churches and chapels in this
city and neighboring towns there will be
appropriate religious exercises on We'd
nesdsy and Friday evenings OF each
week during Lent.
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Certificate of Incorporation.

Yesterday, Secretary of State Sobieski
Brady issu ID a certificate OF incorpors-
ton to the wheeling Shakespeare Club"
for the purpose of literary culture, and
to acquire, hold, manage and dispose Of
such property as it may deem necessary
for its purpose. The principal Office of
the corporation Is TO be kept at Wheel
Ing, and is to expire January |, 1900. For
the purpose of forming said corporation,
tic sum of $40 has been subscribed, all
OF which is paid in. The privilege of
increasing the capital by sales OF ad-
dtional shares to $50, 00OIs reserved. The
capital is divided into shares OF five each
and is held by NJ. A. Chandler, A. J.
Clark, +. d. Culbertson, james Dalzell,
Il. c. Dslzell, B. Davenport, J. ID. Du
Bots. +. J. Hcarne, r. l.. Hoge. w. Z.
hubbard, ID. l. Hubbard, NJ. +. HULL
hen, VIM. Leighton, Jr, Z. Y. Lucas, o.
). Long. II. NJ. Mathews, 4. A. McCsbe,
4. Melvin, w. +. Peterson, Ii. NJ. Rus.
sell, K. Savage and j. l.. Wilde, all OF
this city, one share each. The capital 10
be hereafter sold is to be divided into
shares OF like amount.
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Grand Excursion 10 the W est.

In order TO accommodate The gresL
number of parties who are going to the
West and Southwest, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad has decided 10 run grand
Western Excursion Train on Wednes-
day, March 13, and will hsve on sale at
all their coupon stations tickets to sll
points in Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas,
Texas, and the Western States and Ter
ritories, at very low rates. Return
tickets to the principal points will also
be sold. Ample arrangements have been
made for the accommodation OF large
number, and special agent OF the rail-
road company will 90 through with the
party, to render them Information and
assistance. This is good opportunity
for parties who contemplate emigraIIn (
TO secure tickets at the low rates.
Full particulars can be obtained by
calling on or addressing Thomas IL. b.
Hase, emigrsnt agent b. X .. H.
K, Wheeling, w. Va
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MILL ITEMS.

Mr.. Llewellyn Barum, bank boss at
the Belmont compsny's mine, has in his
charge mule which possesses consider
ably more intelligence than most animals
OF his kind. and is great i.vorite with
the boss and bis boys. His character for
work is considered excellent, and it is
also said TO his credit that he has never
been known TO kick at any one, except
upon great provoCstion. lie is addicted
to the habit of chewing tobacco, ard will
take O lid in his mouth vita as much
qllsto rs man of forty years practice
would. Cakes ard apples are highly en-
dyed by his muleshlp, and woe be to the
driver or miner who leaves hi; dinner
bucket where "Billy" can get at it. lie
frequently pushes the cars TO their places,
and when from any cause his driver is
disinclined to get down to open the doors
which regulate the draft OF air in the
mine, Billy" opens them himself and
goes on his way without murmur.
Ii is also said that while he can not
speak German he understands the Ian
guage very well. AS Billy Is nearing
the age of five and twenty years il is
quite likely he may before great while,
be placed on the retired list, there to
await a summons from the land where
the good mules go.
1t has been definitely settled not TO
start the largo factory at the Riverside
until next week. According to the ar.
rangement with the other companies
composing the association there are still
two weeks OF the time remaining before
the mill can resume in all It's departments
and run steadily thereafter. There seems
to be no doubt that all the mills will be
running steadily by the lst of April.
The forge and plate department will
close down tonight for the week. Seven
hundred kegs of nails were shipped yes
terday on the Andes.
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Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT PU BLIC
| Auction, nj The front door of the Court
House,
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 10.
1873, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. or OF
suId at private sale before that date,) the
following described property: Two-thirds
OF lot No. I!H, situated ON the east si1e OF
Chapline street, in Centre Wheeling, FInh
ward. The property II elegantly improv-
ed. IL has oil II a splendid Brick Dwelling,
containing nine rooms and large Il I'll, all
TiLted up In the most modern style; has gas
ana water throughout, and has every con-
veniauce To make "A home comfortable,
tue same being beautifully located. Per-
sons desiring IL purchase "A beautiful resi-.
dence and most elegantly located, should
avail themselves oI this opportunity. Any
Information required regarding the said
property can be had by calling on Hervcy,
Brit, X Co., Real Estate Agents, No. 1871
Market street.
FISH f. C. WINSHIP, Agent,
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Real Estate Transfer.

The following transactions in real e.
tate were recorded in the County Clerk {
Office yesterday:
Deed made March 5, 1878, by +. ".
Paxton and wife to Lydia Il. Speidel,
wife of Joseph Speidel, for sll that 10. OF
parcel of ground lying on the esst side Of
ChspIine street, known SIS loi No. 6,
square No. Is. Compensation $1,000
Deed made December 81, 1877, by
John 5. Gillespie and wife 10 Henry
Rein bArdt, for ten acres OF land, more or
less, lyisg on Glenn's run, formerly n
part Of the late Andrew Z. Woods estate.
Compensation 81 500.
Deed made February 20, 1878, BY
Samuel p. Hildreth, trustee, to Phillip
Metzner, for lots Nos IS, 10 aud 20, stu
sied on the east side of Water street,
Centre Wheeling. Compensation s., 800.
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Fine Machinery.

Mr. L. Spence, the well-known ms
chinist OF Martins Ferry, has just COM
pleied two fine engines for MessrI ID.
Younken and lsasc Booher. Of Ryerson e
Station, Greene county, Pennsylvsnis, 70
be used in the grist mills owned by them
stthsttowp. TIE boilers for the en- gines
we're built by Mvorehesd & Son, Of this
city. and reflect much credit upon the
builders. The purchasers express them
selves IS highly pleased with the work o.
both establishments
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A Summary OF Indictments Re-
turned nv the Recent Grand Jury.

Total number OF "true bills" found,
As, which are distributed Is follows: For
selling Intoxicating beverages OF Sun
day, 20; for selling without license, 8;
for selling TO persons under age, 2; for
selling to persons who are in the habit OF
becoming intoxicated, l; for keeping
gambling houses, 4; for unIswfully bet
ting on games of chance, 4; for assault
and battery ,, and for keeping houses of
i'll fame, s. There were nine untrue
bills found.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

1.-TWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, -
Nos. 1873 and ll4l Main street, ives, Gs.E
side. a few doors above the Peoples
Bank, with gas and water throughout
Possession given Immediately.
A large brick house, No. 2il6 Main street,
now used as boarding house. Is IN gooa
order, with gas and water throughou'.
Possession given on first next April.
A two story frame house, corner OF
Tweuty.fiIth and Main streets, containing
a fine store room and residence, with gas
and water.
building on the Opera House corner, 'front.'
ing On Fourteenth street. Possession given
Immediately.
For terms, which will be reasonable. APP
NV 70 NJ. REILLY,
Nos. 1919 and 1911 Main Street, Wheeling
W. Va febeodh
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Fined and Appeal IaEen.

Robert Wright WAS before Justice
Wheeler yesterday, charged, on the oath
OF Elizabeth Aukney, with using abusive
and profsne language toward her. Mr.
Z. &. Crscrsft appeared rs Wrights
counsel After hearing the evidence,
the Justice decided to impose y fine OF
five dollars and costs on Wright. and 10
require him TO give security IN the sum
of $50 to keep the peace for six monthi.
Not being satisfied with this result, Mr..
Crserstt took Al appeal To court.
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Personalities.

Mr.. {. w. Macdonald, . well known
mailer of tie Riverside factory, who hss
been visiting friends in Canada for
several weeks, returned home yesterday
He is looking well, and was warmly
greeted BY his numerous friends.
Clark Beam, OF North Wheeling, il
confined 10 his room by sickness.
Mr.. Neuhsrdt, who lett TOR Texas some
time since, returned to the city Mondsy
evening for his family, whom he expects
10 take back with him in few days.
Mrs.. w. II. Robinson will leave fer
the Hot Sulphur Springs shortly for the
benefit OF her health.
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affecting &c9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Undertaking-G. Mendel, Booth X
Co.
Time Tablc-Wheeling and Elm
Grove Railroad,
Legal Notice.
Spring Stock-A. ". Paul! Il Bro.
Z, W. X X. Railroad Tickets Ohm
Baiie.
New BacOn-Geo. III. Parks.
Washington Hall l. Mics Genevieve
Rogers.
Stoves-R. II. Sweeney.
Wall Papers-John Frledol,
Books for Childrcn-Stanton & DAY.
enrort.
Legal Notice First Page.
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FOR SALE.

nESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON THE
IL Island.
With a view % moving To the country
mental Frame Dwelling House. on North
Front street, Island, Tor sale. The house
stands on lot No. 49, 90 ieet front, running
about 400 feet back TO the river; contains
nine rooms with gas ana water, Green
House or Plant Conservatory attached,
and out.houSes. The river bank Is well
and permanently Rip-kapped. A small
orchard OF select fruit, ornamental trees,
shrubbery OF various kinds, grapes, flow-
ers, hybrid perpetual roses in variety, and
all things necessary Tor the adorment OF
the grounds of y trsi- class residence. The
house Is situated near the street Railway
and but short walk from the Bridge, and
Is the most desirable River Lot now OBJ
tatnable on the Island. For farther in
II. y. SHRlN Err,
te25sodra No, ~ North Front SuCet
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.. STEJLNMHTZ
Paper Box Manufacturer

Nos. Ill and 1918 Main street, up stair.
told Union Hall), IL now prepared 70 MAKE
all kinds OF Fancy and Plain Paper Bors.
In as good style and At n low prices a.
any house In the country. Orders frorn
he country promptly attended 70.
tylO-eze
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EnR RENT.

NNE FINE BRICK DWELLING, NINE
' rooms, with all modern Improve <csA
InentS, water closet and bath tubs; 9a;S
large lot; located No. 90 >. Penn ST.,
now occupied by w. ii. Caldwell, Esq.
Possession April LIST.
one two and half story brick hOuse
with eight rooms and store room; gas and
water; ELL in good repair: No. % Eigh-
tean;h street; will be rented very low.
Possession April LIST.
TWO one story frame houses on Eleventh
street, suitable for offices or dwellings }.
Possession April list. Apply TO
A. NJ. ADAMS,
dsc2S 1927 Market Street.