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Pllesi No Cnre n NO Pny %

Over 5000 operations and not single
failure to cure. Persons suffering with
Piles can be cured by DR.. Kisnet's new
method OF operating. by calling on him OF
st. James Hotel, December 18th.
II matters not how long or how badly
you have been afflicted or what your pres
emit condition may be, he will cure you or
exact no fee. He does not employ the
knife, liRature or coustics. He performs
no operations upon Piles while they pro-
trude. He does not use the "absortiye
method ESQ Called) nor the Hypodermic
syrenge All OF these procedures are pain.
full, dangerous, even fatal in their effects,
and rarely are they successful, as thou.
sands know to their sorrow. He is con-
suited almost daily by persons thus
butchered. By new and properly con.
structed instruments (pattented) DR.. ks
ner Is enabled TO operate upon the Pile
tumors at their origin within the rectum,
removing them at their base by painless
process and without detention from bust.
ness. II the tumors protrude they are re.
placed before being treated. One opera-
ton Is sufficient, in many severe cases to
keep them up. A cure guaranteed in
every case. Consultation free. viii visit
ladies at their homes II requested. dere'
with Is letter written by G. 5. McFadden,
Moundsyille, West Va, which explains
itself, to whom any person 80 DESTROYS can
apply for further particulars as to the cir.
cumstances referred to.
"You can use our name In any way as
to the success OF your practice in the case
OF Mrs. McFadden. My faith for time
seemed to waver, but now We feel all is
well. am free to say that you have per.
formed a cure that physicians and pile
doctors made worse with every prescrip'
ton or operation they performed. l hope
you may succeed in every case you may
undertake as well as you have In the case
OF my wife and Mrs. James Blakemore
The latter lady blesses you for the health
she now enjoys. Mr.. Blakemore would
be glad to give his testimonial as to your
successful treatment Of his wife, who had
not been able to get about or do any house
hold duty for the three past years. She Il
now able TO attend 10 all her duties, and
has improved flesh and appearance"
Office, 23l Pam Avenue, Pittsburgh
Pa, or enquire at 107l Main street, Wheel
| lug, W. Va.
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PERSONAL MENTIoE.-selby Jones left
for Kansas City yesterday after a day or
two OF a visit here.
Mr.. Charles K. Duncan, formerly Of this
city, died at Cambridge, Ohio, on Sunday
night last ard was buried on Tuesday. Mr..
Duncan was son.in.law oil James Bod.
ley, Esq, oil this city.
Col. Sam Carothers, Tsylorstowr, Pa,
T. G. Noble, OF Claysville, and Joel Trues.
dale, Esq, OF West Alexander, were in the
city yesterday.
Byres T. Yates, Esq, and wife, Of the
eastern end Of this county, returned home
yesterday from protracted trip through
the Western States.
Rev. James Linn Reed, OF Indspen.
dence, Pa, and brother Of DR.. j. B.
Reed, Of tho Eighth ward, has been in the
city for few days.
The following gentlemen were among
the Mcclure House guests yesterday: r.
s. Mcdonnell, Mouudsville; Clarence l..
Smith, Fairm0nt; Il. NJ. O'Donnoll, Broc,
ton, W. va.;J N. Porter. New CImber-
land; I. 0. Castle, Woodsfs!d, Ohio: W.
D. Mclaughlin, Sleubepvile.
G.. s. McFadden, OF Moundsville, and
S. A. Carney, Of Silver Hill, W. Va, were
at the st. James yesterday.
Mr.. David Nssbitt Is announced in this
moFuing's paper as candidate for City
Sergeant.
Mrs. +. H.-Caldwell has returned from
six months visit In the West, and her
address for the present Is No. 1902 Jacob
street,
i. D.. Vosberg, avanl courier OF John A.
Stevens, will be in the city to-day, to ar
range for dates for "Unknown."
Rev. Q. T. Masden, OF this city, Is IN
Philadelphia, and will lecture In that city
tomorrow night, on Sunshine" Dr..
Masden will be go1e ten days.
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A MuRpERous AssAuLr.-Yesterday at-
ternoon while an ISTELLIGEScER reporter
vas IN Squire Philips's office man came
in with his face very neatly done up IN an
imitation bandana handkerchief. which
he carefully removed and exposed to our
view one OF the mest neatly irescoed coun-
tenances that we have eeen lately. Pat
Carroll did 1t with his little mallet, he
explained, after We had sufficiently admir-
ed the job and asked him for the name OF
the contractor; Sand l want q warrant for
him." This last, however, was unneces-
sary, as Philips had bond already made
out for Dir. Carroll, and was indOlently
engaged in caressing his nose with a quill
and in figuring up how he could arrange
the case with reference 10 the biggest yield
OF costs. "Felonious assault and battery"
was the result OF his satisfactory and hall
inaudible soliloquy, and q thousand dol.
lars went down in the blank bond, alter
which Elwood Martin, the officer OF this
court, was cent down to bring up Pat
While Marin was gone Mr.. Muldoon-
not the solid man-gave the particulars OF
his difficulty. 81 was in the marble shop
OF Mr.. Carroll and had afew words with him
when lie asked me to go out, and at the
same time raiged the mallet 10 strike me.
| told him ii he would let me alone l
would 90 out, and started, but as / reach.
ed the door he fetched me one over the
head which knocked me out OF the door.
got up and gave him one or two which !
think counted, that is all.
At this juncture Pat and Officer Martin
came in, and by a singular coincidence
one OF Pats eyes was as artistically ar
ranged as Mr.. MuIdoon's, aud, likewise, as
we'll tied up in the mock bandanna.
"This is very grave case" remarked the
Justice, "and will hold you in 81 900 for
an appearance to morrow afternoon. All
right" said Pat, as he qualified to his
sufficiency to 90 his own bail, and signing
his name to tho bond left the Office. Sub.
sequently Mr.. Carroll entered complaint
before Squire Felber, charging Muldoon
with assault and battery, which case will
be heard this morning, ut 8 o'clock.
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CRRTIFICATE OF Incorporation. - Re-
corder Hook issued certificate Of incor-
p0ration yesterday 10 Belmont Lodge No.
8 Iron and Steel Workers OF the city OF
Wheeling, for the purpose of raising
money 10 be loaned or distributed among
lis members, to assist such OF said mem.
bers 10 obtain employment, to mutually
protect and encourage each other in their
various branches OF industry, and to es.
tsbIish fund for the benefit Of It's MON.
hers. This organization will have com.
mon seal, can sue and be sued, plead and
implesd, and purchase, hold, lease, sell
and convey real property TO the value o.
S25 900 and real property to the vaIne Of
$4,000. The principal office shall be IN
Wheeling, aud this certificate shall be per-
petual unless dissolved by law. The mem
bars are ]. W. Harrison, John Lane, Jas.
Mauton, Patrick Barrett and August
HGuke.
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TnE LOAN ORDINANcE
which will be Presented TO Council To
mnrraM NIght.

morrow Night.
Our readers will remember anordinance
that was passed by the Second Branch
Of Council some weeks ago, called the
loan Ordinance" This ordinance pro-
yided for the issuance OF bonds by the
city to an amount not to exceed Sl5, 900
we think these were fgures-and the OBJ
ject Of this loan was to pay certain debts
Of the city and to take up SIS, 900 In bonds
now held by the gentlemen operating the
Fifth Ward Market House. This ordt.
nance was passed, we say by the Second
Branch and then sent 10 The upper branch
for concurrent action. Capt. Wilson, how.
ever, who like the Yankee, wants to know
everything" began to inquire into the
why's and whereiores OF this loan, and
soon developed the tact that many OF the
items mentioned in the ordinance had o.
ready been provided for in the other esti'
mates.
This development was authenticated SO
satisfactorily that the First Branch went
to work and SO patched up the ordinance
that when it made its appearance in the
Second Branch again 1t was hardly recog
nizable. Besides other changes, the
amount OF the loan was reduced 10 about
S45, 900 or $50 600. and the reasons for the
reduction given.
This wholesale slaughter OF scheme o.
such magnitude by the superior branch o.
Council, was not very palatable to somt
of the Second Branch members, aud {
Committee OF Conference, consisting o
Alfred Caldwell, Kimberly and Goodfel
low, was appointed TO meet similar mum
bsr from the First Branch, and after the
adjournment OF Council, Tuesday night
the conference was held, and the follow
ing changes made:
The time for holding the election
for ratifying the ordinance was changed
from December 20, 1880, to January q
1881, the day CT holding the municipa
elections, thus saving some considerable
expense TO the city; the time for lssuinl
the bonds was changed to March 20, 1881
The amount Of the loan was fixed al $40,
600, instead Of Sl54,0O0, and the denomi
nations asfollows: S25, 900 in one hpndret
dollar bonds, and the remainder in bond
OF five hundred dollars each. The lnteres
] is fixed at five and half per cent per an
mum, payable semi.annually on the first o
March and September, the first instalmen
being due the first OF September, 1881
These bonds are redeemable on or befor,
March l, 1914. The modified ordinance
will DO presented to Council tomorrow
night for action. The place OF negotiation
has already been fixed at tbs Exchaug
Bank oil this city.
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RIyER RECORD.
Stage Of water, Movements Of Boats and
other Items OF Interest.

Stage OF water, Movements Of Boats and
Other Items OF Interest.
River last night feet inches and ris.
ing slowly.
The Dlurnal, having made the necessa.
ny repairs, started for Parkersburg yester.
day at 10 o'clock. She is as good as new, "
and just as pretty.
The Enterprise and Bigley passed up
with empties.
There are three st. Louis packets at
Pittsburgh awaiting their turn to load, the
Carrier, Wyoming and Dakota. When
the Pittsburgh and St. Louis packets get in
order we shall have two OF them passing
here every week.
The Belle Prince passed up about 10
o'clock last night with two loaded barRes
and two empties. She landed at tho
whatiboat 10 got one OF her pilots, David
Keller OF this city. The 0'Neal left on
time this morning with good trio Of both
freight and passengers. -Sieubnpine Herald.
LOUISVILLE, December 15.-River fall
ing, 8 feet 8 inches in canal. Weather
cloudy and damp. The Schenck, from
New Orleans to Cincinnati, Sidney and
Silver Cloud are here, not being able to
get through the canal. The low locks are
filIed with mud, and It will have to be
cleaned out before the gate can be worked.
NEW ORLEANS, December l5.-ArrivGd-
Mollie Moore, New Madrid; Henry Frank,
Memphis; Eagle, Wheeling. DEPARTED
Holiday Bgley and barges. Weather
cloudy and warm.
CINCINNATI, December 15.-River 10
feet and falling. Weather cloudy and
mild. Arrived: Pittsburgh and MiIlar
from Memphis; Rob't Mitchell, from Fox
Island. Departed: Hudson for Pitts
burgh; Shinkle, for Memphis.
PTrTsBuRdH, December l6.-River 8 feet
10 inches,
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SPECIAL NorlcE.-John Roemer has the
most complete stock OF dry goods, notions,
carpets, wall paper, &C., oil OF which he
will sell at cost, and some less than cost,
to make room for new goods coming in.
Call soon II you wish to save money.
Wholesale and retail cheap for cash at
Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street, Centre
Wheeling, JOHN RoEMRR.
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VALUABLE SUBURBAN PRoPERT
FOR SALE
ON ON TUESDAY rus DECEMBER 81, 1850,

ON 4USoph II bhSEhpbN III AooVt
Commencing At 10 O'Clock M at the front door o.
the Court House. 10 Wheeling, there will 10 offered
for sale at public auction, valuable tract Of land
situated about ~ miles EOTth Of Wheeling, gu the
Uhio river and r, W. Ky. K. H.. being that part Of
the A. p. WOlds home ilrm aViEnSd to Mary J.
jacob II contains In all about ~ acres but hAs bern
laid OH Into four parcels contain log respectively 6s
acres &c acres 1894 AcTCI and ll& acres. In con-
necton with tho last named parcel will lie sold the
in The ,scoTd and third Iarrels, maEIng 10 all about
100 acres Of coal This llnJ Is very valuable for
gardening purposes and Tor suburban building sites,
Is we'll as for eGAl ard Limestone plat 81 the whole,
With subdivisions eau be SeOn at my ote, No. ll+O
Chaplino Atreet, aud any information 10 relation 10
the land, Will chserfully 10 piVen by John Jacob
Eso., or the undersigned. The land will 6Bt 10
offered In parcels and then ass whole.
JRRMs OP sALE -One.third cash. and the rehidue
80 two equal rayments, one aud two years from the
day Of sale with Interest. the purchaser giving notes
for the two deferred payments, secured by deed Of
trust or by good personal s;Cu ity.
r, B. WOODS,
dell Real Estate Agent.
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AFTER MANY DAYS.
Horse Thief from Rraxion County Cap
tured Yesterday.

Horse Thief from BraxiOn County Cap
tured Yesterday.
Some time last August man named
Lyle, VIII. was in the employ OF the Elk
River Iron Company, stole horse be.
longing TO the company, under the follow
ing circumstances: Col. Jordan, the Presi-
dent OF the company, together with an:
other gentleman connected with it, had
occasion to leave the furnace for some
dave, and took with them two horses be.
longing 10 the company, which they were
TO ride 10 Clay Court House, some eighteen
miles distant, at which place the horses
were to be left and to be returned
next day to the furnace, Col. Jor-
dan particularly charging tho Manager
to send boy for the animals next
day, as they were required around the
works. It SO happened that Lyle was
standing hard by when these instructions
we're given, and heard them, and next day
appeared at Clay Court House and de-
manded the horses. The landlord know
ing the man, answered that only one Of
the horses had been left, as Col. Jordan
had failed To obtain another horse and had
taken one OF them with him. The other
horse, however, was handed over to Lytle,
who disappeared at once, and nothing
more was heard OF him. The country
was secured far and near but to no pur-
pose, and the circumstance was well nigh
forgotten.
a lawyer oil this city and Secretary Of the
iron company at the time, met Mr.. Lytle
on Chapline street, and invited him to-his
office near by. Lytle reluctantly con.
sented and pleaded hard to be allowed to
90, but Mr.. Frame sent for Squire W. II.
Caldwell, who committed Lyle to Jail to
await the action OF the Braxton county au'
thoritics, who were notified { the affair al
once, by mail. Mr., Frame deserves great
credit for his action in the matter.
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AMusEMESrs.-Thes second lecture Of the
course OF the Fourth Street NJ. L. Church,
will be given by Rev. Walter l.. Scott on
Friday evening. This gentleman has q
wide reputation as scholar and orator,
and Is regarded as one OF the strong men
Of the Presbyterian church. Those who
have course tickets will bear in mind that
the date OF the lecture has been changed
from Thursday to Friday evening.
across The COntineni evening Oliver
Doud Byron and his excellent company
will present the great drama "Across the
Continent" The New York II raid says:
This play is no fiction but an DER true tale,
a part OF which occurred in New York on
the night Of the great fire, in 1857, when
one OF our young merchants, alter q
champagne supper, We ded his way in the
vicinity Of the "0ld Five Points," where
he found a poor woman dying in the snow.
He bore her to her home where, soon al
ter, she expired, but first leaving in her
beneiaCtor's care her twin oGsprings, q
girl and boy, who are now living and
have married, and figure in the best So
cety on Lexington Avenue, New York,
In respect for the dead, we do not give the
right names OF the characters figuring in
this most wonderful picture Of the times.
!SqlsJury'S JroubadotrS-Tbis company
will hold the boards at the Opera House
Saturday night. The New York Daily
Ne1pS, February 81, 1850, says: The Sals-
buryTroubadour have occasioned renew
ed interest in the stage representations at
this house. They are full OF vitality and
enjoyment, and contribute the gayest
music and the most sympathetic songs,
and produce an ensemble 81 delicious enjoy
ment which can hardly be found in any
other place OF intelligent and elegant en-.
tertainment.
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TRANSFER OF REAL Estate Tho fol.
lowing:transier OF real estate was admit
ted to record in the Office Of the Recorder
yesterday:
Lindsey aud wife to Matilda Robinson,
wife Of William Robinson for 10 feet OF
ground on the south side OF Seventeenth
street, for s..
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A PURELY vegetable medicine, contain
ing all tho virtues OF Calomel without any
Of the injurious tendencies SO Justly
dreaded by mankind. Simmons Liver
the secntions Of the liver, and give .
healthy tone to the entire system, without
salvation or any injurious effect. When
used as a CathartiC, It In no wise disorders
the system, nor does IL produce any
nausea or sick stomach when about to
purge. 1t Is so mild in its action as not
o interfere with business or pleasure.
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AUCTION sales will be resumed at the
jewelry store Of G. P. Brown, 81 Twelfth
Street, on Saturday, the 18th, commence
ing at and O'Clock n. NJ, and continu'
ing at the same hours during the follow
ing week.
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GREAT bargains in watches, jewelry and
silverware at Browns closing ont sale,
81 Twelfth Street. Aution Saturday, the
18th, at 2 and O'Clock P. NJ, and at came
hours every afternoon and evening next
week.
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Music BOOKS, for cost, at shelb's.

julius CxsAR!-Such was the emphatic
ejaculation of q portly citizen, as he
struck the pavement few evenings since,
after an involuntary slip upon in ICY gra-
ing. He had no reference to Mr.. SCOTS
lecture on Friday evening; but it was u
striking coincidence.
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GREAT bargains in watches, jewelry and
silverwsre, at Browns closing out sale,
81 Twelfth Street. Auction Saturday, the
18th, at 9 and 7 o'clock =. NJ, and at came
hours every afternoon and evening next
week.
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A srRIxGY, rafting voice and constant
disposition 10 expeCiorate, indicate incl
pient throat trouble Of dangerous ten
dency. Use Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup in
good time, and be saved much trouble and
annoyance. For sale by oil druggists.
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MEATHRR INDICATIoNB.

WAsHNeroS, D. c., December l5-1 A
M.-For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
partly cloudy or cloudy weather and rain
lower barometer, stationary or higher
temperature, east winds.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy OF
cloudy weather, occasional rain OF
snow. stationary or higher barometer and
temperature, west shifting to northerly
winds,
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A SOCIAL and supper will be given by
the ladies' OF St. Matthew'S Episcopal
Church, in the basement Of the Church
building. this evening Admission 10
cents; supper % cents.
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AUCTION sales will be resumed at the
jewelry store Of @. P. Brown, 81 Twelfth
Street, on Saturday, the 18th, commenc.
ing at 2 and Z O'Clock p. NJ, and continu.
ing at the same hours during the follow.
ing week,
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PHILOSOPHERS gay that affairs should al.
ways be conducted with view to the
greatest good Of the greatest number. Dr.:
Bulls Cough Syrup has demonstrated itself
TO be OF the greatest good 10 the greatest
number OF sufferers.
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AUCTION sales will be resumed at the
jewelry store OF @. P. Brown, 81 Twelfth
Street, on Saturday, the 18th, commeuc'
ing ct and o'clock P. NJ, and continue
ing at the same hours during the follow
Ing week.
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GREAT bargains in watches, jewslry and
silverware at Browns closing out sale,
81 Twelfth Street. Auction Saturday, the
18th, at and Z o'clock P. NJ, and at same
hours every afternoon and evening next
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TuE Assistant General Superintendent
New York postofIice, VIM. II. Wareing,
ESQ, says: "St. Jacobs Oil has proved
e0uAl 10 ali that Is claimed for Il, and been
found efficacious. Ready relief for Theu-
matte complaints"
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REMEMBER We inventory January lst,
and are selling off our stock at greatly re-
duced prices. To avoid the rush call early.
We are selling all our woolens at less than
cost. SPEYRR BRos
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A SOCIAL and supper will be given by
the ladies' OF st. Matthew's Episcopal
Church, in the basement of the Church
building, this evening. Admission 10
cents; supper % cents.
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A SOCIAL and supper will be given by
the ladies OF st. Matthew's Episcopal
Church, in the basement Of the Church
building, this evening. Admission 10
cents; supper % cents.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A NNOUNCEMENT-I HEREBY OF
n PER nyseu a. 4 candidate for the OtdeO d
street ComuaIon6f, IubjeCt to the decision O. the
Republican City Convention. MICHAEL BLUM
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mon REYT-.AN ELEG ANT COUNTR1

LllAiTk ELISN4 Az
residence, situated on "EdElngton Lane" two
aud 0nO.hai miles from this city and within ave
minutes walk Of the him Grove RailToad. The house
Is entirely new, contains eight rooms, besides BATH
rom, cIothGS.toom and attic HOs Snd cold water
thrOus hOul, and all the other modem cOnTenientOs
A arc and cihVCnlcntly arranged stable aud car.
TlaRe,holse aud all necessary uutNudingh In perfect
1TgCr, The whole surrounded by two apd ons-hAlt
ACRES Of ground, we'll fenced In. For particulars in-
0ulre by mall Of Nus Isabella Sayage, ~ OF per.
no1ly Of Or. W. J. BATS, Jr, No. 70 Twelfth street.
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WE have Stem Wind Watches With Look
JACOB ". GRUsB,
Corner Market and Twelfth SIS.
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AT A BARGAIS-FOR EXCHANGE
n for good arm near the city, two tEo story
Lr!ek buildinC., and 10 rooms respectively, VIII
$500 Cn;y vii buy 10 teWn Of 1900 lEhahItAnti
on the Baltimore and Ohio RAilfoad, tWo-Story
Frame Store and Ware-ToOin, 29z55 and "0126, with
two rooms above. open glass 'front.' TIED up IN med
ern style. 4VeT7Ee cash Ea'es per year. Sl6,OO0
Also oae tEo-sioTy Dwelling adjoining, vita uay
widow, rouiAIrinI parlOr, sitting room, Kitchen:
four bedrooms and hall all heated by TeGiIteTs and
patent heater, elegantly finished. lot oOx"OO'
one l5.arrE farm with country residence.
Une 20 and 2&.arra farm almost given away
A we'll improved 9O-acre farm near PoWhAtian, and
seven larger farms for ENle
Fifty Shares Of 4Etna MIL stock tnerod ~
c. A. SCHAEEER 4 CO.,
dtO Real Estate and NOtaTiAl Business