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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19

AUGUSTA, January lS,--At midnight
all was quiet at the State house, and in the
CITY. The kusionists are very busy this
evening. A thousand and one rumors
are in the air, but not the least trouble
is anticipated on the morrow. Ii is an
ticipated that the Fusionists will all
come in and participate in the legal
Legislature Tuesday. The Republicans
talk of having grand jollifcstion meet
ing at Granite Hall tomorrow evening.
Boston, January ls.--An Augusta
special says; The Republicans are to-
night threatening to disperse the Fusion
lists IL they on Monday attempt TO act as
q Legislature.
Augusta, January ls.-The TACT has
i,,ss come TO light that the Fusionist
Goyernor, Smith, ordered out on Sat
urday three companies Of State militia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
Excitement in Biddetord

BIDDEFoRD, ME, January l7.-There
is much excitement in this city over
the alleged attempt to remove the arms
from the armOry TO the Republican
headquarters, without authority, and
the counter-charge that the Fusionists
intend TO abstract the arms. The eX-
Citement is groundless, as neither party
intends 10 remove the arms, but to pre-
vent the other from doing so il the IT.
moval should be attempted.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-08
The Day end Hall.

Chicago. June 2.-The day opened
propitiously. The rain Of Monday
had laid the dust and cooled the air.
% that no atmosphere could Be liner
for an occasion Of this kind.
4. The hall II which lie Convention i
held |. IN inner structure within The
exposition bailding, the south hall
being used for dat purpose. The
bali = 400 feet long b. $50 fest vide
To balconies reaching within nine feet
Il tbs sain door, and every eat i
eligih,s.
TUE sPEAKER'S STAND,
located at The south ed of lie baild
ing, has received tie ioaS share o
atseasiuu, as& - bssa ssodsssd p
tr;ot;caaly p;ctsrssqss. The tdrsooc
attr.csioa a. aEssageneat = . lie
si.s bust portrait q IL lsie ssnai6
Chasdlse. vhish dsPsPds bon the 60
~ of H. siliag fnoediatdy laek 9
ithe chainaGb dssk. Ths Ehssso
lair. hat i sot saily ssssgaissi 1t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-08

THE UNIT RULE BROKEN.
Chicago, H.. June 3.-The COM
mittee on rules ct it, session last night
adopted the rules Of the Cincinnati
Sooveotiou Of 1876. with three exceP
tioos-one Of them important.
Fint-the order hes been changed.
Secood-A section has been added
to rule 8. which viii do away with
the unit rule. allowing individual dele
cations to vote - they please. 1t nov
reads - follows:
Rule 8. In the record Of the votes
BY states the vote Of each state,
Territory. and the District Of Colum-
bia shall be announced BY the chair
mas and in case the vote Of any
state, territory or the District Of
Columbia shall Be divided, the chair
nan shall announce the number o
votes cose l01 any candidate, or 1oI
or against any proposition; but il
exception . taken BY any dele
eass 70 The correctaess Of such
ann6ascsnsot By the chairman o.
biz deleeatioo. The president Of th'
lcouvsatioo shall direct the roll Of th
nembsn Of such delegation to b
lcalled and. the result recorded in q
leordance With the vote Individual,
lgiveo.
Third-In lie uatioaal co0mitte
he territories aid ths District Of Co
;. sobia ars ~ allowed representation
At four O'Clock thb aesnisg tAs con
Imitass q eysdestiab. aftsr hearin
srKuos.ss b Col r g. Isgesso
end Eossy 6spsss O ths nliso6 cas'
: adioarssd 70 e]svee o'clock th
nossing without dse;diag L. Dusin
| lsbs sasIy oosning hoon . vote N
taksa . lie coolssted Ahhama 90
q 6aifh and Wsssaf, anti Gran
In eeonitisa. b . vote q 81 to
-1-thFos ~ tus1he- dseided II hv,
Ik adaittisg hosh .eoaessdlnsG
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-08
nom, a,,..& n Pr,rter,e I'M.

Money spent In Printers INK.
Ths Us;aa. Upper 6asdusky. Ohio. tells
Ii reedsn "WAils % IL subjees Of large
payments, ~ hsss odd thas 81. q. Warner
4 ca, af Roehssass, n. T., have sppsopsi-
sssd ies szpssdisurs ioe he pss.sse yssr.
$4,000, I. aavsisisisg shsis Warsss's Sale
Kid.sy asd Liver Cure end cher a
WssnRb Sab Hs0edto.s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-08

Opinions Of Prominsns Hen.
The opinions Of prominent news.
papsf nss ~ assr!y 9oegAt 10.
Among thesG Vi6 havo askpcessed
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-08

III vss . beisk too hours conflict ~
tvssa ths Basy aad The Collie, With Ill The
doubas 10 isv6r of The Co:ic. NATL Dr..
Balfs B.bs Syrup pat h - ippearascs.
q epasss he 1ahy vss ssis II 49, sban Tn
,,i.s6,s. A 3 csst boetis did Il.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-08

Since the above vss written Constable
Coaner called % Nm. Blackwell and in
formed her thst he hsd a warrant for her
arrest in connection With the recsn, school
dil6culty 1t Lsmonte. He read the paper
% her. but allowed her TO 20 a her ovn
recosnisance ustil BE cosld hear from the
school board there. Nhe t.kea the 0stier
coolly. but Gays If they give her further
trouble she vill bring euit against thea,
ioe oalicioua persecution.
HE further informed the reportsr this
evening ihst ehe go eonvinoed her hus
band cent 10 St. Louis % the asme train
With Joaie & G,rd and waa With her nov.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-08
TIE VERY LATIsT.

The committee on credeDtials have
voted to admit the contested dele
sssss from nine Of the contested
districts Of Illinois. The Tenth dist
riet viii b excluded altogether.
A motion 70 endorss the action OF
the Illinois state copvention was tabled.
The committee has s3journsd until 6
O'Clock, without finishing it, labors.
(Cbaelsdba a lka pe@]
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-08

OOO8IDS SOD oO60su8 SOu0 vast
audience know Why il Ne %. IRE
mendous applause. The chair then
called for . vote. The vote was large
u against taking . recess. There wae
no division called for. The chairman
recognized Mr.. Joy. of Michigan, who
moved the contestants from Illinois
have . right to be heard before the
Convention through such counsel q
they might select.
Mr.. Campbell, Of West Virginia
moved to table the motion. On vivs
VOC vote the chair Wa unable to decide
and Suggested vote By ssatea Mr.
Logan made . point that those con
tests we're now before . committee
that no rules we're established for Oh,
government Of the convection an(
could not b established until il ~
Organized. The chair overruled. Tn
delegation from Nebraska moved h
table the resolution. At this Poin
Mr.. Joy withdrew biz resolution 70
The present. -
! Nj. 5ewell, Of New Jersey, move,
that the couvsntioo psoessd 70 con
slider the report e tie committee q
permanent osgasisation. Adopted
i NJ. Piesso0, Of Men Yosk. chair
man Of that committee, reported
harmouious and unanimous agreement
but. Tie sonmittss were not prepare
! to ny whether The names Of the VIC
], presideot and secretary for IIinoi
!, were nepben Of ths cooventio0 q
NOT, ioe ths rsason that there vas
confess - thAt seats. The presses
: osganintiqa W. cnutinued, and th
report and Tie following ht u VI
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-08

beSpeCtcu oUOs0 Ssss OVs wv
for these things alone. or chiefly does
the republican party live. The 70
publican party lives that every man
within our borders may dwell secure
10 q happy home. may cast and have
counted his equal vose. may send his
child at the public charge to . free
school. Until these thing come to pass
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from
Cansda tn the Cult. the mission Of
our party is not accomplished. nor il
warfare with its ancient adversary
ended.
The chair appointed Gov. Davis,
Of Texas. Mr.. Frye, Of Maine. and
Gen. Raan. Of Illinois, . conn,tts,
to wait on Ar. Hoar and coodoe
him to the chair. A. the committee
appeared With NJ. Hoar the audieoc'
broke forth in lood applause
The chair proposed. o. behal
Of The national comoisiee, The follo~
ing named geoslsoss 70 complete d
osxssisatiea: Temporary secretary
John 81. Roberts, Of Illinois; C. I
Mssill. II Psooeylvania, Chas. "
Cisbse, Of Michigan, and James {
Brosdvsll. Of Missouri, reading clerk
} Esesss Davis. of New York. steso
: napier.
} NJ. Hale, Of Maine. moved that d
', ssll. eall of seato b called. and u
. ths msnbsss b naosd b ths chi
81 nsn ofsacA go. WIZ do samss
, Sesasos Coskliag asd 0se. 0as6s
vsss rsaeAed b. The ssesseary ealli
he committee thsse ~ jood ehsSi
; which Ne rsPsas:d viii great h'ar
y O0S 10y .s-..
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-08

There ie nothing in the world more
beautiful than . fne healthy baby. You
cannot dose your. girl 9th opiatss and
have il healthy bot yoa can ne Dr.. Bull.
Raby S-rup end ssill naintsiu the baby
health. Price 9 cents hottie.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-08

Important duties that have called us
together. I ask your attention for .
single moment. During the canvass
Just ended there has been manifested
In many sections of the country con-
siderable bitterness, which. | trust. will
entirely disappear before entering
upon the grave duties devolvinR
upon u.. let there be but one motive
governing our actions. and let that be
determination to place in nomination
the strongest possible candidates
men strong in themselves. strong in
the confidence and affections 0f The
penple, and men who will command
the respect of the civilized world. OuI
country, Of which We are justly
proud, has grown % rapidly in
populatioo. wealth and ioAuenee
during the existence Of the republi
can, party, that we have atiaine'
| q position q one Of the leading power
! Of the world. We cannot loneer b
atis6ed With our isolation. Recol
Mining The changed condition, ~ mua
place in position men whose familiar
| ity With other nations viii enable tbes
20 direct our Affairs % hat Ne vi
take the Ieod n com0erce . Ne hav
In agriculture and uanafaetsrss. Id
lot for O 00ment d0ubt q
: strssgth Of our institutiooA The
81 have. beeu tried In blood and oan
iron The contest . strong
psWer. than the most ardel
{ patsiot darsd 10 hopsd foc. No CO.
. tinatioo Of circumstances. no cover
Z u 'indivjduab. % personal aobiei'
. en- prevail asaiass tie mtel6gse'
lad lovs q Liberty vhish aFs d
: plasesd \ ~ hearts sot A0sfiea
ol vheeD oGindtieaD aso 0ado ~aDas q
i tSoaHepeioo - 'eompoetsd ii vor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-25
WHO KILLED TECUMSEH ?
The Question Revived by the
Filing of "a Will.
Pittsburgh Dispatch.


4 will Of a peculiar character Was filed
on saturday in the Registers Office, IN
which the decedent, cOiored man
named VIM. III. Graham, claims the
honor of having killed Tecumsch. The
will is dated August "a, 1873, and be
oueatheS another cOlOred man, Peter
Barnes, call that certain money coming
4, me from the United States Govern
ment for services rendered as team
SEER. and where have killed TecumSeh,
the Indian chief, under General harH-
son. etc" Mr.. Barnes is about 10 years
Of acc. lives at No. II Middle street,
Allegheny. and has a large family. The
decreased came to his house about seven
wears ago. aud remained there uniIi ms
death i'm September, 1878. Singular 10
relate, Barnes knowledge OF the HE OF
the deceased is extremely limited. Al
Though he had referred ut different
times To his lie and his war experience,
vel these "reminiscences had shipped
irnn ms memory. tie, however, recol-
Irctrd that Graham had said he had shot
T,rumseh. while he was lying IN an
anbush al the battle Oi the Thames.
October 8. 1913, and was shot himself
in the leg. lie also said there was an,
other man who claimed he had Killed
the Chief and was running for office at
that tune. Graham had been allowed
a pension Of SIS per month, but had not
drawn il Tor 10 wears, wishing to allow
Il 10 accumulate. lie claimed to be 100
yssrs OLD when he died. Barnes has
not done anything yet toward procuring
Inc money, but proposes to put tue
matter shortly in the hands OF a lawyer.
There is a gentleman now living IN
Trensburg, who claims he kiled the
Indian chief. The deed has been at
tributei in history to Col. K, vi. John
SION. who was an officer on Gen. harri-
sons staff, and aiterward Congress
man. United States Senator, and can
jilaie Tor Vice President OF the United
states This is probably the party at
InJsd to by Graham. In Drape's pic
tiouary of American Biography, 1t Is
related that there is great doubt whether
Col. Johnston deserves the credit gwen
him or not. The question, who Killed
Tecumseh?" viii thus likely remain a
disputed one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-25
p.usnner-Friends, Remember,


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nine without signature OF Sanford <
Park. Large pint bottles sl.00. Keep
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gist gets the genuine for You, Langhlin
Bros. & Co., and Logan, List 4 CO..
wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West 4
Silmors, Agents for Bridgeport, D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-25

Thus did the immortal gods while
away the happy hours on high Olym-
puS in the brave old DAYS OF Andrews
* Stoddard's Latin grammar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-25
Mr.. Tilson TO Sell His Home

n \. sun.
Theodore Tilton has determined to
sell his house at Ia Livingston street,
Brooklyn, and has directed his brokers
To sell it either at private or public sale.
His price is $4,000, and an offer has
been received ior the property within
g. 600 Of what Mr.. Tilton is willing to
take. There j. mortgage OF $500
made upon the house on Nov. |, 1871,
bv MIR. Tilton aud his wife 10 Franklin
Woodruff, as guardian Of Timothy, Les.
ter and Hannah Woodruff, children Of
Hon. John Woodruff late of New Ha-
ven. The loan, although it became due
in 1872, has not been called in. Mrs.
Elizabeth nlton recently visited the
house, by her husbands permission, to
get some articles lett there. Ii was the
first time that she had entered the house
since she deserted 1t in 1874, when her
husband publicly accused Henry Ward
BeeCher oi adultery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-25
Public Sale Orthe Fair Grounds
IN Wheeling Island.

ISPU PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION
i adopted 10y the Stockholders OF the North
West Virginia Agricultural Society at meeting
held at.thCir office In the City Of Wheeling, on
tbs 9th day OF March, lnS0, tho undersigned
Committee viii. ON
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, 1850,
At the front door Of Ohio county Court House,
com mcucing at 10 O'Clock A ~, proceed 10 sell
al public auction 10 the highest aud best bidder
the real estate owned 10y the North West viz
ginia Agricultural SuCirty, situated on Wheel.
Ing Island, aud known HS the Fair Grounds. said
property consists Of al out - acres OF choice
land suitable for building lots, and Is fully de
scribed Ia the following decd, % which refer
eucc l. had, VIZ: A deed made by {. 7. Brown
aud Others to said North West Virginia Agricul
tural Society, dated November Is, 1867, and 70
corded IN book No. 81 pages iSi I In the records
of deeds for Ohio county, ". Va, and In u deed
made 10y Joseph Kugc,sner and wife 10 said
North West Virginia Agricultural Society, dated
February - ISL, aud recorded In deed BOOK No.
S. page %. Ohio county records.
Trims uP SALE Oue-ihird Of the purchase
money 10 band aud the residue on n credit Of6
L., and q months with interest, for which RAY.
mcus the purchaser is TO give his notes sailsiac'
tori secured. The title also rgtainOi until Tho
purchase money i fully paid.
MICHAEL RELLY,)
:. J BOYD, SCOmmlltcc.
Earl ". OGLEBAYD
GEO. 4. WlCHHAM, AuciiOnccr. mrlhl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-25
Trustees sale of Centre Wheel
Ing Property.

" II. HALLRR. Auctioucct. mrl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-25
Trustees sale Of Centre Wheel
ing Property.

NY VIRTUE OF FOUR DEEDS OF TRUST,
ID made by Amanda l.. MurdOck, wife of
Godfrey q. MurdOCk, with the said Godfrey Il.
Murlock, her husband 10 the undersigned trus,
tee, the ilst bearing date February !, $50, aal
recorded In the Office Of the Clerk oi the county
Court Of ohio county. West Virginia, In Deed OF
Trust Book No. 3, page l6l: the second, dated
July ), 1873, and recorded in the SAID Clerk
uiico In Deed of Trust Book No. y, page 20. The
third dated NO1embcr - 1879, aud recorded IN
the said Clerks office IN Deed OF Trust Book No
y, page iSI. aud the fourth dated May !, ls'6,
aud recorded In the said Clerks Office In Deed OF
Trust Book No. 10, page Als, | shall, on
TUESDAY, MARCH ~, 1850.
commencing at IO:3O o'clock A. N, proceed to
sell at tho front door OF tho Court House OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, u the highest
aai best bidder, the following described
property, that IL IN say. Lot numbered one
"a in square number seven "a situate on
the west side OF Chapline formerly jacob st'eel,
Ia the city Of Wheeling, aS designated on tho
map or plat Of Caldwel's addition ~ said city,
except tiity icot In front Of said lot and extend
ing weStwardly from Chapline street OF the uni
form width Of tiity feet the, depth ui one nun
drci 100 feet. tho part excepted having been
released from said deeds Of trust, 10y release re
corded October 9Th, 1876, IN Release Book No. 2
page i9I,
Terms Of Salc-One- third Of the purchase
money aud rs much more IA the purchaser may
elect 10 pay In cash, the residue la two equal
payments at six aud twelve months, with Inter
Cst from day OF sale; purchaser giving notes So
cured 10y deed of trust Tor deferred payments,
and policy Of Insurance Oh the property.
The title 10 the said property Is believed 10 he
perfect, but selling as trustee, shall convey
only such tito " is vested In me by said deeds
Of trust. ,,,,r,,r,
- Trustee;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-25
60 ncnltn Makea Ear.h q HeAvoa.

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BROS. 4 Co. and Logan, List 4 Co,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West :
Gilmore. Agents for Bridgeport, D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-25
some Things No Fellow Can Find Out.

some Things N % reno" SAn rlhu ou''
Burlington Ilawkcyc,
"Why is 1t, asked the man with the
sample case, that at the average hotel,
the shortest man Is always set down at
the end ul the table, where there Is
nothing, aud where he can reach moth
ing else
"Aui Why asked the sad passenger
lis the waiter always ilutterIng over
some deliberate, iussy old gormand,
who is going to stop over three days
anyhow, when YOU have only fifteen
minutes and then have To run i0r the
traln2'
And why" asked the tall, thin pas
senger, lis the black pepper cruet at.
ways i'm the castor on the next table,
And why is it empty when you get
i'll" asked the cross passenger.
"And why, asked the lat passenger,
edo the two young married people who
sit opposite you always stop eating aud
gaze at you with such pitiiul reproach-
iulncsS every time YOU look at them2'
And why asked the man on tho
wood box lis tho pie so thlnT'
And why is the coffee So thick y
asked the cross passenger.
And why" asked the brakeman,
coming in to light the lamps, doesn't
the hash shavc?'
and why" suddenly said the wo-
man who talks bass, "i0n't men never
talk sensc2'
The peaceful silence came drifting in
To the car, nuiselessly as Fundy fog,
until the ear was full of 1t. Aud these
questions are unanswered conundrums
even unto this day, especially the last
one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-25
TRUSTEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
Id BY Madison Banks and fanny Banks his
wife, to the undersigned trustee, dated Decem
Der "a, 1878, aud recorded IN the offioe u the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia. In deed Of trust book No. 10. page w.
/ shall, on
Commencing at ~ o clock A NJ, proceed To sell
at the front door OF the Court House OF OHIO
county. West VirgiuiO, 10 the highest and beSl
bidder, the iolowiu. described property, thai !.
TO say: Lot numbered four In square numbered
twenty three (lot No. In square No. ~ IN lhs
sub division OF the esttss Of Joseph Caldwell
deceased. Said lot fronts IN Woods street liorm-
erly called Geoge street, fifty feet, aud runs
back one hundred feet to AL alley west oil SAID
Woods street aad designated on the map VI the
sub division OF the Joseph Caldwell esiais.
TERMS OF SALE-Clsh.
The title 10 the said property Ia beloved 10 DO
perfect but selling as trustee shall convey only
such title a. is vested Ia me by said deed OF trust
WILLIAM p HUBBARD, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, AuCtiOneer. len
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-25
Trustees Sale Of East Wheel
ing pronerty

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OFTRUST MADE
ID BY samuel Bell and Saliie Bell, his vile,
20 tue undersigned trustee, dated February u,
$50 and recorded In the Office OF the Clerk 81
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
IN deed OF trust book No. s. page 2li, shall, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1880,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. ", proceed IN sell
ai thc front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, IN the highest and best
bidder. the following described parcel ~ ground
situate la said Ohio county. IN The State Of West
Virginia, and Ia that part Of the said City Of
wheeling CalleI last Wheeling. being part OF
lot numbered seyeuly six lot va. 76l, situate
~ the SOuthwvs; corner 81 God strcets formerly
Seventh street, aud Eighteenth street formerly
Clay street, iu said city and being part Of the
said LOT described A. follows viz: Beginning on
the west Il ie OF Woods street, NJ point wenty
l2Ul feet north 81 the alley between Eighteenth
aud Nineteenth street,, running thence parallel
with said Woods street thirty ,0l ieCt and fruui
ing thereon thence west and parallel with slid
E.ghtcynth street thirty feet, or One-hAli the
width OF said lot Numbered seventy SIX. thence
south And parallel with said Woods street thirty
l5O feet. thence east 10 the place OF beginning.
TERHs OF SALE-Cash.
The title 90 the saii property i believed ~ he
perfect. but selling ~ trustee shall convey only
such title a. 4 yestsd In me by sid deed Of trust
WILLIAM 2. HUBBARD, Trustee.
HALLER. Aucil0necT fcZ7i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-25
FOR SALE.

A LARGE. WELL ARRANGED TWO STORY
N brick house. conveniently and pleasantly
situated on Howard street. KirkWOod, Ohio. IL
contains ten rooms, aud IN addition two pan
tries a summer kitchen aud u bath room with
hot aud cold water. IL has large and dry eel
gOOh sized yard Tho house I. handsomely
finished within and is In excellent rcpaiT, For
further particulars with price aud terms OF pay.
ment enquire OF w. II. Tallman, AT the ofhcc OF
or OF A. T. Tallman, at firSt National Bank,
Bollaire
In addition to the above lne building lot on
Bennett street, lakewood, will be sold. separ,
ately or In connection with the above described
nronerty. mrlgh