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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-08

DEATH OF On JOHN McCLusKY.-Many
OF our residents will remember Rev. John
McClusky, D. D., for many years pastor oil
the Presbyterian Church at West Alexan-
ander, Pa, but much better known as the
founder and principal OF the West Alex
ander Academy. This academy twenty
or thirty years ago was very popular
place OF education and had students in 1t
from several States, but declined at the
beginning OF the war and is now very
insignificant school. A great many gem
tlemen OF this city received their collegiate
preparation there and in many instances
all the classical education they had they
acquired in its walls. This school was the
Doctors pride and was a most superior
one.
DR.. McClusky vas the means Of educa.
ting about seventy men OF the Presbyte-
rian and other churches for the ministry;
and many Of his old pupils are engaged in
the law, medicine and other honorable
employments. DR.. McClusky has been
residing for some years with his son.iu-
law, Mr.. James Bateman, in Philadelphia,
and other children in the East. His death,
which occurred on Wednesday, March 81,
was peaceful, and his last years have left
among friends in the East many
pleasant memories, as did This pre-
vious life among those in this
region. DR.. McClusky was a man OF
extraordinary energy Of character, warmth
OF affections, and devotion to the high
ends Of the ministry OF the gospel. 10
accomplish good objects he continually
made great sacrifices OF time, labor, COM
fort and money, but he sowed seed which
has borne large harvests OF blessings to
society and to religion here. He
had attained at the time Of his death an
advanced age, being in his eighty.fifth
year,
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CARPENTERS CONFERENCE.-THE car.
penters OF this city held a large and pro.
tracted meeting at Crangle's building on
Market street yesterday. There has been
much DISSATISFACTION manifested lately by
great many Of them with the wages paid
them, and talks OF strike have been very
frequent, indeed some OF them have quit
work in many instances. They demand
an advance OF 25per cent over their pres.
emit wages, which, as they now make s. 90
day, would increase their pay to g 90
per day. This advance nearly all the con.
tractors and builders resist making, and
unless they change their determination
in the matter protracted lockout will
occur, which at this season would be very
The result Of the meeting
yesterday was q resolution to stay out un-
III their demands are complied with. A
great deal could be written in reference TO
this subject, but the whole matter is re.
ducible to this, 1--WE want an advance Of
twenty-five per cent, and the bosses don't
want TO give It." One OF two builders
have agreed to the advance and have men
at work, but larger builders have done
nothing in the matter.
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YOUTHFUL yesterday morn.
ing VIM. Turner, a colored boy who il
employed at the Capitol, and white boy,
quarreled about the possession OF base
ball, and the white boy produced razor,
began slashing around with it promis.
cuously and presently cut Turner across
the hand and wrist in fearful manner,
seyering one or two Of the tendons. DR..
Wilson filled William full Of stitches, and
the white boy to use JEFF Davis express
sion "evaporated." Turner was arrested
by Officer McCully and locked up, but
subsequently released and the other boy
has not yet been found.
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GIRLS BROUGHT UP To Do NorHNG.-Be-
fore the French revolution, the members
OF the roval family and the grand lords
and ladies never thought Of doing any
thing for themselves that others could do
for them. Tame, in his "Ancient Regime"
gives curious illustration OF the effect Of
this enforced helplessness. In the course
Of conversation with Nine Louise, the
daughter OF Louis XIV, who was Carme.
lite nun, Nine de Genlis said, II should
like to know what troubled you most in
getting accustomed TO your new profess
ion." "You could never imagine" she
replied. at was the descent OF small
flight Of steps alone by myself. At first 1t
seemed to me q dreadful preoipice, and |
was obliged to sit down on the steps and
slide down in that attitude" Theprincess
had never descended any staircase save
the grand one at Versailles, and only that
while leaning on the arm Of a noble caya.
lier. The steep and winding steps OF the
convent, therefore, seemed appalling when
she had to descend them alone. A story
Is told OF the Duchess Of Edinburg, the
daughter ofthe car Of Russia, which ex,
hibits similar training. Shortly after
her marriage with victoris's son, the due.
hess was entertained at q nobleman's house
A party was made up To visit the extensive
greenhouses, the duchess leading, as was
her right, the way. in passing up the
narrow aisle OF one OF the houses, the
royal lady came to closed door. The
passage was too narrow for any OF her
suits 10 pass her and open the door, and
she stood as motionless as a statue.
"0blige me" said the duke in whisper,
''by sending some one around TO open the
door from the other side, for she'll not
open 1t il she stands there for month";"
II may excite a smile to read such illus.
trations as these Of the physical helpless.
ness involved in the etiquette Of royal
households, and we fear that training
similar in kind, II not in degree, marks
many American families. In q recent
sermon, the Rev Washington GLADDEN. OF
Springfield, Mass, spoke OF the fact that
some American girls are brought up to
learn nothing and do nothing. He re-
ferred to one woman who was proud that
her daughter never did any sweeping,
and TO another who never let her daugh-
ter do any kitchen work. Such training
must foster selfshness and Incidence. and
a loss both OF respect, and OF true regard
for others.-Rotah's Companion.
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AMusRNRNrs.-Gus Williams closed bis
engagement in this city to a large house
last night. Mr., Williams Is good com.
median, and carries with him q company
that is far above the average, In other
words, he is well supported, and that is
more than can be said Of some more pre-.
tentious shows.
Anna Dicktn@n.-To.night Miss Anna
Dickinson will give dramatic entertain
ment at the Opera House. Miss Dickin.
son Is well and favorably known in this
city as a lecturer, and will have big
house. Her appearance is good on the
stage, and the large clear eyes, occasional
ly humid with emotion; theclarion voice,
sweet and full Of power and feeling; the
quick impassioned guesture; the thin,
firm aud nervous lips; the fine, good face,
intelligent and animated, and the rather
tall, full and every graceful figure Of this
distinguished young lady are attributes,
which Anna Dickinson certainly poss-
esses, and with which she acts upon an
audience with wonderful power.
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a KUUUH anu tulHUIt HgIII lUUh PIaCe IN
the rear OF the Opera House last night,
between H. @. Shallcross and a driver Of
shallcross' express wagon, in which Il. G.
was very severely handled. The fight
began at first between the driver and
Shallcross, but before 1t was over two
other expressmen joined their friend, and
had not some spectator iEterfered the
results to shallcross would have been
most serious.
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TuEo ONLY opPoRruNlrY.-The Rev. Jo-
seph Cook, OF Boston, who is to give his
great lecture "Does Death End ALP" at
the Opera House on Friday evening, April
9th, expects soon TO 60 TO Europe, and will
be absent for several years; hence this
viii be the only opportunity Of hearing
him, II may be, for many years. Less than
two days remain for securing tickets at
Lucas Music Store. The prospects are
that one OF the largest audiences ever as
sembled In Wheeling will greet this prince
Of lecturers. Do. not leave the purchase
otyour ticket TO the last moment, ifyou
desire q seat or even standing room.
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ABracc Of suicides.

CLEVELAND, April 1.-THE body Of
Albert Chew, city editor of the Ansiger,
was found in the lake last night, four
miles from the city. He waded in the
water and cut his throat. Deceased had
been dissipated OF late, and was discharged
on that account.
George Savage, well known shoe
dealer, who lately suffered severe losses,
was found dead in bed this morning, his
head being nearly cut off with long,
sharp knife. He was insane. He leaves
a large family.
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THE foreman Of the New York and New
Haven Steamboat Co., Mr.. G. B. Hayerer,
sends US the following: 81 can hardly
find words enough to express my praise
OF st. Jacobs OIL For q whole week
suffered with pains in the back, and was
not able to 60 about; the pains were OF
times almost unbearable. Advised by a
friend, l procured q bottle Of st. Jacobs
oil from my druggist, Mr.. Otto Meyer,
used 1t without delay, and experienced
instant relief from my sutferings.n
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TRAssTRRs or REAL EsFATE.-The follow
ing transfers Of real estate were admitted
to record in the Office Of the County Clerk
yesterday:
Deed made January LIST, 1880, by Robt.
Miller and wife to A. D. Egerter and Geo.
Beck, for the south one-third Of lot 9 in
square 8 in the Fourth ward, forS9 500.
Deed made April 9th, 1880, by Ed.
Flaherty and vile to Mary flannel, for
part ofiot AZ in the Fourth ward, for ST.
Deed made May 9th, 1880. by John
Clator and wife to Edward Flaherty, for
a lot Of ground on Nineteenth street, for
Deed made April 9Th, 1880, by George
W. LETTERS and W. P. Hubbard, special
commissioners, to Alex. Pannell, for lot
1876 in Chapline and Eoff's addition to the
city, for $3.50.
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pUBLIC SALE Of
House at Elm Grove.
i viii oE.F at auction at the front tOor Of the
pUBLIC SALE OF
THURSDAY, APRIL 9th,

at 10 o'clock A. N, that desirable Country Resi.
denvc lately occupied by mo. said property com:
pTises an extra well built house and two acres Of
vtound due stable and COW house, well Of excslleni
soit water due growing orchard Of apples and other
iTut iTe,S Parties desiring to examine the proper
~ eau 40 70 by applying 70 W, II. HALLEk, Auc.
oneer or 10 me al the residence Of my father. 1870
ChaplIue street. TERMS Of s1ln onO-iouTth cash and
mentg. A. o hoW ELL.
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SILVER LAKE FLOUR STILL AHEADl-s.
Baer & Son are now doing business in
0glebay's Building and are selling goods
lower than ever. Before you buy come
and see them and be convinced that It is
the best place to do your purchasing.
Simon Baer & Son, 1412 and 14l4 Main
Skreat
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The marks last evening indicated u
feet 8 inches and stationary.
Business on the levee dull.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual yesterday, including the prompt
Bellaire packet, Pres Ellison.
Capt. John Lukens has bought Mr..
Charles Deiter's interest in the Pres ELI.
son.
The Chancellor passed up yesterday for
Pittsburg from Cincinnati. She will be the
regular Thursday packet for Cincinnati.
The Fearless passed up Yesterday, leav-
ing three barges OF ore at this port for the
Wheeling mills.
The ST. Lawrence Is reported to have
burst one Of her cylinders, and notified
Sweeney & Son to have new one ready
for her on arrival Friday.
A number Of coal lows passed down yes
terday, and few empties up.
The Pittsburgh Telegraph says 10 and 10
cents are ruling rates for st. Louis freight
at that point,
It will probably be in order for the
Wheeling Steamboat Inspectors to explain
why The Investigation into the causes oil
the collision between the st. Lawrence
and the Cherokee has been dropped. We
have our own opinion OF the matter, and
the public would no doubt like the oppor.
tunity Of forming one also.-Cincinndti
Times 6th.
lBy Telegraph
PrrTsBuRaH, April 7.-River Z feet 9
and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
C6lRo, April 7.-River SO feet and
rising. Weather cloudy. Arrived: Grand
Tower, Vicksburg. Departed: Belle Mem.
phis and O. K. Peck, st. Louis; Grand
Tower, st. Louis.
CINCINNATI, April 7.-Riyer 90 feet
10 inches and falling. Weather cool.
Arrived: Eldorado, Huntington; Stock
dale, Pittsburgh; Bedford, ST. Louis. De-
parted: Hudson, Pittsburgh; Bedford,
Wheeling; Eldorado, St. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, April 7.-River stationary
with II feet in the canal. Weather clear
and cold. Departed: Cobb Cecil and
tow, 1ronton; Cherokee, ST. Louis to
Pittsburgh. The j. D. Parker was gotten
ahoat at ! P. NJ. She will leave tomorrow
for Cincinnati.
ST. LOUIS, April 7.-Arrived: St.
Genevieye, Memphis. Departed: Gil.
more and barges New Orleans, Ny Choice,
Cairo, Diamond Joe and barges Dubuque;
ST. Genevieye, Memphis. 14l feet. Clear
and cold; frost last night. Lake Pepin
opened to-day.
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business Men 60 TO the New Nc.
Lure House sample Rooms for
Lunch.
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BRYANr.-There was a literary enter
tainment given by the Bryant Literary
Society in the North Street Church, last
evening to celebrate thier second anniver-
sary, which was attended by a large
and appreciative audience. Below we up.
pend the order OF exercises: @
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By. presenting your wife, daughter, sister,
or friend witha
steinway Piano;
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
palace" Organ,
Loring & Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
ACCORDION,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
o. Banjo,
From the magnificent stock to be found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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ROBERT LUKE has fitted up an Under
taking establishment at No. 1880 Market
street, and Is now prepared to attend to
all orders in that line promptly.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 10, 1880.
H. Fl. WARNER & Co.-DEAR SIR:-I
write to say that after having taken your
Safe Pills and finding them all that Is
claimed for them in your circular, l cheer
fully recommend them as the best Pills in
the market. JOSEPH PRATHER,
TTh&s. 400 NJ. street. Washington, D. O.
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DOCK ANDJoB PRINTING-ATTHE
Id Daily Intolllgeneer job Once you can get al
Kinds Of Book and job Printing the shortest notice
d the lowest price lId In the eelt styloot he ar
Nus, Is and n Fourteenth g.
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A Mothers Gratitude.
Her Child Saved from Death.
a WONDERFUL STORY.


II. h. WARMER & Co., Rochester, N. Y:
Ge,Its: From my own sense Of duty, and upon the
advice Of friends, have concluded 10 offer you a
testimonial procaIming TO the world that there 10 m
absolute cure for Brighs Disease In Its worst form.
Ny daughter Carrie has been afflicted with this terri
Bile disease suee she was i've yean Of age she Is now
seventeen and during these eleven years her life has
been q burdeni abe has been treated by the best
hornellsyle, Rochester, and other places and for
tune has been paid out In the vain endeayor to obtain
cure or even relief but all have pronounced her In
durable; have said that her ktnoys were nearly de-
sroyed that there wai no help for her and She must
abandon all hope Of ever being any better We finally
heard Of your sale Kidney and Liver Cure, and sug
gested TO different physcans that We make trial Of
Il; but they secuted the Idea, pronounced ita humbug
and sid Ii would be perfect folly.
We finally came 70 Rochester and tried several
physicians here, but they like the Others, were IN.
able 10 do anything for her. We also mentioned
your remedy 10 them and they said II had 4 good
cOu aged Us 70 give 1t trial. 90 Is laAt resort We
concluded 70 Of least consult you, aud Sayen weOs
ago to-day came 70 your Office LOT that purpo:e.
Cure, and commenced giving 1t TO her according Il
directions and by the time she had taken one bottle
there was marked Improvement In her condition;
she acquired control Of be- urinary functions, which
sided, she began 10 gala In good, Sdlid flesh, and
gained thirteen pounds In about three weeks After
taking three bottles OF The remedy, Hhe has In this
snort space o. Aeven weeks become cured OF what
was regarded hOpeless case OF Bhghps Dlselse
wiAh could talk with every sufferer FROM this fear
FIJI disease and tell them rs eau not In this letter
that know Rights d,eaSe Of the worst type can bt
cured by Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and
gFa elully acknowledge that my daughters life and
health Is due 70 The use o. that remedy.
Yours truly,
MRS. 81. J. CRANE,
les Plymouth Ave.
Being the subject Of the above testimonial, desire
10 testify 70 the truth Of It's statements, and express
my gratitude 70 whom may b due for my recovery
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The Finest Lunch In the city is at
the New Mcclure House sample
Rooms. Nv
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If your horse or COW is out Of order,
give them q few doses OF McLain's Horse
Powder. It works like charm. Never
failR. $40
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New stock Of Ladies' and Gents Gold
and Silver Watches Just opened. -.
JACOB W. GRuBB, the IeweIer.
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FINE Steel Engravings and Fine Frames,
new styles just received by
". s. Hurcn1Ss,
1921 Market street.
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DUBLIO SALE OF THE "FAIR
GROUNDsn On WHEELING ISLAND.
In purSuaneo Of resolution adopted by the stock
holders Of the "NoTth West Virginia Elcutural So
Clsty," at meeting hold a. thoir once " the city
Of Hheellng on the 9Th day Of March, 1850, the uI
,laFaIgn.sl TOtufuitiaA Will. On
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Che Gtteulqsater:,
once Nos. % and n Fourteenth street.
New a Advertisements.
rand Opening Of Spring Clothing

Grand Opening Of spring Ulothlng-
III The e Royal st. John Sewing Machine,
Cranberries-R. ]. Smyth.
Carpenter and Builders. Mccullough,
Wanted-Ferryman.
Wanted-Superintendent.
Wanted-Girl.
Wanted-Buggy Horse.
Wanted-Girl.
Lost-Money.
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A Fine Lunch is spread Daily at
the New Mcclure House sample
Rooms.
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IsAruRpAY, APR1L l7rn, lssoI

at tho front door Of Ohio county Court House, com.
meaeing At 10 O'Clock 4. NJ proceed 70 sell At public
auction " the highest ana best bidder the real estlte
owned by the North West Virginia Agricultural So
cIeiy, situate on wheclinElslaId, and known aS the
TFalr Grounds" Said property conalstS Of about Is
acres Of choice land, suitable for building lots and u
fully described 10 the following deed 70 which refer
ence u had, viz, A decd made BY q. r. Brown and
other 70 said North West Virginia Agricultural 50.
eiety dated November ~, 1861, and recorded "a BOOK
M Sg pages ASSi In the records Of deeds for Ohio
county, West Virginia, aud ln adcel made BY Joseph
SIrIssSner and vile 70 aid North WestvKIha m.
saIiur Society, dated Fsbruary ~ 1871 and record.
Cd In Deed Book No. IS, page % lohlO county Re
oorlE,N
hand ana The residue on credit OF Q, r. IS and q
Inonihs with interest," for which payments the pur-
ehRIer IS 10 give his notes satisfactorily secured.
iu"s paul MICHAEL REILLY.
T. y BOYD. Committee,
GEO. A, wlCKuAM, Auetloneef. mrlA
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Defamation Closing Year...,......p D. J; Chew
Easay-FlctiOn 10 History b. Mccain
Defamation spartaeus 70 the GladlatSis
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Lack OF space will not permit US TO men.
ton but few, although each performed
his piece in creditable manner. We no.
tice more particularly the Introductory
address OF the President, J. S. Robinson,
was composed in good taste and well rem
dered. Prof.. McCain's essay was written
in style that showed the gentleman TO
be well acquainted with his subject. Mr..
Clark Beans defamation, sgThe Polish
Boy" proved him to have the qualities
Of a declaimer id the highest degree. The
debate on Compulsory Education" was
well handled by the debaters, Ed. Roger,
affirmative; j. S. Marshall. negative.
This closed the performance Of the even
ing, and all went away satisfied that they
had passed q pleasant and instructive
evening.
The Bryants' were the recipients OF a
beautiful floral offering by Miss Annie
Hughes which added much to the appear.
ance Of the stage.
A large number OF members OF the
Bryant Literary Society OF Roney's Point,
came in on the Hempfeld on o special
train to attend this anniversary and were
most cordially received by the Bryant OF
this city. This visit was to return one
made by our Bryants to their namesakes
at Roney's Point some weeks ago.
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SILVER LAKE flour house still ahead.

Best supply Of music in the city, at
sheib's, Washington Hall.
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MAsoNs & HAMLlS Organs on easy pay.
ments at Sheib's, Washington Hall.
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wpATnER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April Sd A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmeran and
partly cloudy weather, occasional rain,
winds mostly northeast and lower bar
ometer.
For the lower lakes, warmer and partly
cloudy weather, occasional light rain or
snow, winds mostly to the southwest and
generally lower barometer.
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intfoiuetOry the PresdGnt
Defamation Gutsts' .~....R; Darrah
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THERMOMETERS REcoRp.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
Isy. 1880.
AN. IAN. SP.M7nM. TAM. II n. Sr. M7P Pm
Il "a So 81 10 ~ Is 80
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PIANOS to rent at sheib's, Washington
Hall,
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EoR SALE.
DOR SALE
HORSES AND WAGON FOR SADIE

IL. We oher for sale
4 (" " trotting mare.
{" s " "iast trolling mare.
40 90 " work horse
Mexican pony, perfectly gentle for boy 10 ride.
light wo.hOTse truck Wag0n-new,
double set Of hArness-neW.
MIRA A. q. EGERTER 4 Co,
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OHEAP HOMES FOR SALE.

CHEAP HOMES FOR SALE.
Is Acres and Gne residence near city.
10 Acres, house aud orchard, $3.50.
70 Acres, bottom land, house and stable, $500.
90 Acres, nicely improved, with coal property,
$500.
a two.s,ory brick dwelling, Q rooms and wash
house. on EOh street, lot 2lxl0O, only $500.
A tWo-story brick, lot s5xl2O, 81, 100.
A tW0-siOry brick dwelling and lot, $780,
An elegant large and eapRcious brick dwelling, To-
crtsd on ChApne, between Invent -hr,t aud Tweaiy-
second streets; lot 40xl2e most desirable hOmei
will be sold 5000 below cost,
c. A. sCHAEFER & CO.,
nner1ns ReaI Estate and No,ariAl Ru.ines,.
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SILVER LAKE a0uF house still ahead,