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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
MINGo MATTERS.

One OF the finest balls OF the season was
given by the Mingo Lodge OF the A. A. OF
|. and S. W. The net profits amounted TO
$50.
The happiest man in Mingo is Richard
Johnson. third hand arrived at his
house. 1t is II FOUNDER
MeSsrs. Steve Meyers and VIM. Able
moved into new houses this week. 9.
There will be a select dance given on
next Friday evening at Ed. McLister's
Hall. The following gentlemen will be in
command; Patrick Reddy, Mat Kahn and
David Davis.
The regular meeting OF Council was last
night.
brief visit to Wheeling friends.
Capt. I'd. HorDbrook paid our little town
a visit last week.
Yesterday was pay day at the mill.
Council made good selection last week
In appointing Mr.. ID. Simpson as Mayor.
Mingo is getting to he one of the quietest
little towns on the river. No arrest this
week.
The mill and factory arc on in full blast.
Mr.. Moore moved 10 his new residence
this week.
There are severai buildings going up in
this place.
Miss Annie Holien. OF the East End. Is
here on visit to her friend. Mrs. +. T.. Nc
Sherry.
Mrs. Anderson Fulton, OF the South Side,
was here this week en- a visit to her hus.
band.
Wilson Mckee il busy fixing MP bis pic.
mic grounds. They are the finest in the
State,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
BENWOOO,

School election next Tuesday. Mr.. Reed
and Mr.. Wallace are candidates for County
Superintendent They are both gentlemen
of good education, and either will fill the
position well.
The majority of those living in the coun-
try are in favor Of only four months school.
Those in favor OF nine months should not
fail to vote.
George Bedaux. OF Wheeling, was down
Monday evening with his fine buggy and
trotter, in yiting all his friends TO be pres.
ent at his wedding Tuesday evening. Some
of his old associates accepted the invita-.
ton, and presented him with some hand
some presents.
John Stipe's mysterious disappearance
from Bridgeport, the particulars OF which
were published in Mondays REGISTER,
caused his friends here much easiness.
The Mormons, or Latter Day Saints, are
holding meeting at the Boys run school
house. Large crowds attend from Benwood.
A grand picnic will be given May %, at
the Fair ground, on Wheeling Island, by
the Columbia Lodge No. 2, A. A. /. s. w.
Amusements Of all kinds will be in order.
Refreshments will ne furnished on the
ground. All are invited to attend as an
enjoyable time is anticipated. The stea.
mer Princess will make the round trip be-
tween Benwood, Bellaire aud the Island
for twenty cents. Last trip leaves the
ground at 8 O'Clock.
Miss Annie Gosney has been very i'll
for several days with the fever.
Mr.. Bisset moves from here TO his farm
near Littleton next week.
Bids will be received by the street COM
mittse to mscadamize the road within the
incorporated limits.
A large number attended the Knights OF
Labor picnic on the Island from here yes.
| terday.
The young men OF this place are organiz-
ing literary society. We hope it will be
q success.
DR.. Dolbear performed an operation last
Wednesday on Col Hunt, who was serious.
ly wounded in one OF his limbs. He ex.
tracted q great many small shot. Mr..
Hunt is able to get about, bot Is not able ID
work.
The small children had q party at Mrs
Coats Friday evening. and had very
| pleasant time.
Fred Hilderbrant will celebrate his 18th
birthday on the Goth of May. He prom
ises the boys all the book beer they car
| drink
The tax collector was in town yesterday
Barnums show. with Jumbo. will pas
through here this evening at 4 O'Clock.
Yesterday was pay day at the rolling
mill.
The Happy Home Fishing Gub are e.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
WEST ALEXANDER, PA.

The many patrons OF the old "WhteH.
House" will be sorry TO learn Of It's b,i'
closed to the travelling public, whrch q
CURED on the 9th instant, and nos lt'
is playing granger out on his farm. v
have not seen his genial face THIS Er'
We wish some live man would ru'cli'
the property and open the house sgsa
is the best stand in town.
J. NJ. Ray, OF your city, paid our pir'
short visit this week. There was a. %
usual number of commercial runner b''
this week. Your city Was well repres'al'..
Us. Leane, travelling agent Of The b
O., paid this place short visit.
Z. II. Bell, who had been here y't1
his parents and relatives, returned 70 Az
kuk, lows, on the 10th instant; -.
There was an exhibition held o.
Morrison school house, In Liberty p1I
ship, w. Va, near this place, ON Ihln1l
eveng last, taught by Miss Laura lo.1
Of West Liberty. The performance y
good. There was large ATTENDANCE
good order.
Three car loads OF cattle. hogs, sheep :
hay were shipped from this station !eN|
day.
To-day our base ball boys will tan
sons from the Trinity nine, OF WahIai }
Pa. We predict the Stars will get '
they have had no practice.
Us. Waltz, Justice OF the Peace 'h1
preitor OF the East End Hous, nov
his hands tuil attending 10 guest h''
some OF the weddings TO perform.
Our new livery stable is now IN f0'N
order. .,.
We expect TO see q large turn oD'
this vicinity to your city on Aonoi}
to see Jumbo" Most every one VII
business 10 attend TO that day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
LITTLE WASHINGTON.

Major Nankirk, representative TO the
State Legislature from this place, returned
home from Harrisburg on Saturday accom-.
panied by his daughter, Miss Annie,
Messrs. Long 4 Son, grain dealers at this
place, made an assignment May 4 to r. /.
Mcconnell OF all their property.
Mrs. Thos. King has returned from q trip
to Missouri.
Miss Jennie Childs, of Pittsburgh, who
has been visiting relatives here, has re.
Messrs. Harry Chambers and Z. 8. Klopp,
two Of our enterPrising young clerks, have
purchased drug store at Rockford, ILL.,,
where they viii locate.
Chas. Copp, Of Wheeling, wss In Wash.
ington on Friday on his way from Pitts.
burgh to Wheeling.
VIM. c. H.sson left for Fort Dodge, Iowa,
on Thursday, where he will locate.
Misc Nellie Hazlett, Of the Pennsylyania
Female College. Pittsburgh, Is spending Q
few days at the home Of her father, Gr.
Samuel Hszlett.
Alex. Laushlin: JL. will spend Saturday
at his home in Wheeling.
The Principal Of tbe Washington Semi.
nary. Miss Sherrard, will give . Yscep, lion
TO the senior classes OF tie College and
Seminary next Wednesday evening.
A new train has been sddsd each way on
the Charters Valley railroad, and the tims
OF running has been 20 changed q to ens-
BILE passengers 10 make better counectioo
at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Jacob AcKennan left THURSDAY 10,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Mr.. Lewis Woodmansee arrived In town
Thursday evening from Pittsburgh. BE
left for Wheeling Friday afternoon.
Rev. DIR. Brownson. who has been visit
ing his son at Wilmington, Del. has n
rived home and will occupy his pulpit n
the First Church a. usual Sunday.
Rsx. Jos. Bansman. Of Washington, vii
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
GAINESVILLE, o.

The board OF directors OF the W.,
Glass Works met on Tuesday eyen,''
elected r. J. Bnchanan, Presiaeh, =,
Clancy, Vice President, and }. u. -, .% =
Manager. Nr. Jordan is from fi'' w.,
Mrs. Ogle. OF Bellsire, Is Iyibe ~ \
with typhoid fever at the residsb' r. n
son.in:law. +. ". Hubbard Oh
street. r,i
Mrs. Brown, mother OF our torn.,.,
X. Brown, and the Oldest i.'''s 80
GAINESVILLE, passed away la. -. .
morning. She was in her y1tH } .,
has lived in our town since l'in 10!
tanned her faculties almost unimp'"
Mrs. 4. w. sproat. Of Bellsire, = va, =.
friends here, and expects 70
Mr.. G. ". Evans and wife, Of - -,
are visiting their parents in ID. " ..
Mrs. X. c. Graves lett Tbs
visit to friends at Wellsburg. .,la,.-
We hear Of a wedding in the n. zee.
but will not mention names 'a .,i 81
the same wedding has been -, ~ nj 4
long We are afraid 1t will DE
time. ,,i.z v
There are more building g
Bsrnesvills this spring than ~"
Of years pest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
WEllSBURG.

North West, OF the firm OF Well, { ns,
of Bridgeport. o., was in town weine,!l,
last selling loads Of goods. North isa tpt
ing salesman.
Mrs. Rebecca Cleoved aud dough-
Clara, of Mt. Pleasant, o.. are visiting ca.
w. T. Cope.
Capt. VIM. Cakes returned home on NJ
day, after making severa! long trips OF 4
boat.
Hon. G. ". McCord made a Tying t.,
to Pittsburgh on Friday.
Miss Bee PAUL starts for Browsy!ls, Is.
first Of the week to spend the summer 80
friends.
Miss Pink Cakes spent the day in FL,
burgh, Friday.
The Miss McCormicks, Of Wheeling 4,
the guests Of their sister, Mrs. John APP,
Miss Sue Forester is laying quite T.. 4
her sisters, Mrs. w. II. Mckelvry.
Messrs. will Applegate and Joe CGr,
attended the grand commandery OF kn!sN
Templar at Grafton on "Wednesday.
Eugene Fox is erecting quite a neat -
Office between his large brick block u.
Enrick's tailoring establishment.
IlJoe Montgomery is building Q nea, boz,
house on the lot where the old reiliaf,
house stands.
The coal shaft Is getting along nir
They struck another small vein Of ID
last week, and contrary to expeciaula
struck another vein OF black slate GayI
ial. They are now down over $50 feet
Rev. Wslkinshaw was In Wellsyilleir
ing the week, attending the trial Of y
McLane, for heresy, which was befor, 4
court ecclesiastic.
Miss Mary Holt returned HON. on NJ
day.
Hon. John Campbell, OF New Cun's
land, w. Va, is visiting friends in tovi
News Is very scarce this week.
Fishing seems TO be the sport Of 4
One of the men employed in laying I
pipe was arrested Wednesday for slap |
n fellow. laborer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13

room on Wednesday evening. Business o.
importance will come up before the assem-
Grand Chancellor Eaton, of Parkersburg,
visited Friendship Lodge No. 8, Knights oil
Pythias of this city, last Thursday evening
The lodge is in good running ORDER and
considerable money in the treasury.
Mrs. Virginia Himan has greatly i'm.
proved her rooms over Alden, Hayman q
Co.'S.
The pump factory in West Grafton is rap
idly nearing completion. 1t wiii De a vaiu'
The United Brethren Church will hold
quarterly meeting services to-day at the
church. The presiding elder, Rev. n. War
n er, will conduct the services.
Judge LOOMS, of Parkersburg, will de-
liver the Grafton on Decoration day IN
this city. The exercises will be held at the
The Grafton and Greenbrier road--a
narrow gauge-is being pushed right
along. The workmen are grading along
the left bank of the Tygert river, and are
nearly into the city. Several negroes ar
rived in town last week to go on the work,
which will have the effect OF keeping
honest white men from applying for work.
Scarlet fever is prevailing to considera-
BILE extent in West Grafton. No serious
results have yet transpired, but several
children:are quite sick.
The following are the officers elected by
the knight Templsrs of West Virginia, for
the ensuing year: w H. II. Flick, Grand
Commander; C. F. Scott Deputy Grand
Commander; W. H. Riggs, Grand Cen
eralissimo S. A. Miles, Grand Captain
General: A. Buckhanon, Grand Prelate;
J. A. Lafay, Grand Session Warden; j.; II.
Brown, Grand JUROR Warden; j. W. Nor;
ris, Grand Treasurer; G. F. Deyine, Grand
Recorder; 6. A. Stone, Grand Standard
Bearer; J. w. Grub; Grand Sword Bearer;
G. Brown, Grand Warden; &. L. Sappord,
Grand Captain of the Guard.
Rev. J. H. Flanagan, OF tie Grafton
Presbyterian Church, will leave to morrow
TO attend the meeting of the general as
sembly Of the Presbyterian Church which
will be held at Saratoga, n. u, on the 18th
inst
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13

patted her under the chin with my other
hand, and her mouth looked so good, and
her blue eyes looked up at me and twinkled
as much as TO dare me to kiss her, and
was oil Of a tremble, and then my hand
wandered around by her ear and drew mel
head up TO me and gave her a smack. Say,
that was no kind of q horse TO give 70
Young fellow to take girl out riding. just
as I smacked her l felt as though the buggy
had been struck with pile driver, and
when looked at the morse he was running
away and
KIcking the Buggy,
and the lines were dragging on the ground.
/ was scared, tell you. / wanted TO Jump
ont but my girl threw her arms around my
neck and screamed, and said We would ole
together, and just as we were going 70 die
Abe buggy struck a fence and the horse
broke loose and went of, leaving us in the
buggy, tumbled down by the dash board,
bnI We were not hurt The old horse stop
ned and went to chewing grass, ana he
looked ND at me as though he wanted 10
saw .phfiopene.' | tried to catch him, but
he wouldn't catch, and then We waited TIL
dark and walked home. and told the Iiy-
ery men what thought Of such treatment,
and he said if had attended TO my driving
And Not Kissed the Girl,
| would have been all right. lie said
ought 10 have told him | wanted horse
that wouldn't shy at kissing, but how did
| know | was going to get up courage TO
kiss her. A livery msn ought TO take 1t
for granted that when young fellow goes
out with girl he is going to kiss her, ana
give him a horse according. But | quit
him AZ orce. won't work for man that
hasn't got sense. Gosh. What kind of
maple sugar is that? Jerusalem, whew,
give me some water. o, my, it is taking
The skin off my mouth
The grocery man got him some water and
seemed sorry that the boy had taken the
lump Of concentI ated lie by mistake, and
when the boy went out the grocery man
pounded bis hands on his knees and laugh.
ed, and presently he went out in front oil
the store and found sign Fresh Let's,
been picked more'n week, tufter'n tripe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13

o,...h ~ tho Ir,h. M
buTrb. next Sunday. .nateh
ssms ~ hall -. ,,.,s
80 Al. Wssh "a YrMsyso ctturd,,
49, W r.. ..s,,,s .no The Co.,
peIH u tne e:uIt was 4toJ iot
Oh Wtsn ley ~ nine.
"A luz aeSePtion was teod..
.ne SnH,si n.ct"y mo imperial 0rcS.a
t eDe ~ s annie 4oony
neI niuSic io Aner feileshmenu "
seISeo tnS SoInpJny - Ieyored WITH =
er.i SOLOS Dy ~. I ~ ma ana AS. OH
As Mssuns " zig washington nj.
DoaIo on Monosy svening, J. 4 Aelly,1
seIesleo ~ uS 20 = schSa dirsc.
when ~. - .eISy.p.eur .1o 'onn ID. Aurts
aPpointfu IA az ns.
~. liz - -, Sc $780, st oetsee, 4
junior ana soPnomGo o,s grasses Of wsss
ION ane 'snelson ISiiese VIII take BE, y
tne ", Washington iair ss"unds Sa,lSs,|
..;v.d h.,. WI,
Mord vas Ieceiyea neIs wednesday Il.
IL. ioS n1;s O. u Tua seie' DIED AZ y
nome 81 S HSe' csns esS. A'. Ton,
s%on. he ie,,oC ,tndent, III s'',
s s,a.t fs,or;,s Hs 80 .',h whoa u
.s;f;,. 30 h;sh .tsnJ;s Young IN
Va nn, ha hnnns a. saIsn, ~ III. CO.
T.,sHr ana Ws.h,p eton I ;,.' to' ..
fnnn snu w. ,Ssa h''srsry See,
In 6 tue , . snnS.v ,bs dad hoa,
-. hannd in ~. Cbs,r;ers u. o. CHI;
Wssh;nnton bv Roht N;no e'eex ss
S,asr Is no,;tsd and an ;n"v. .o'o,s
W SnrSsv sfternoon near tbs ~ was b.
on al. I hnSn Ne. fonnS Ths ch;IRG e We,
.nS n . brown anron ard "e r,p
P nt,ced . rome Nth n stone ,oas:
IT, ph;Id was spnpo,ed IN bsvs b a.aca.
darsS and Mas Ann Harnett has IN ~
a hesr;na before Squire Donebno '' ss u
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
pAsKERssURo.

The State Band Of Parke I;.S O. .
give an exesrssop TO Wbeei -
steamer Courierleavipg here ~ b..
day night May l2th, retufnins
'! Jumbo ~ and B.rnum will ,. S
Aug. 10th. The boys are al
The new post ONCE, NewpoGIIs q
" established 1t TsvennssSeul p
niles south Of Parker 'buH q =
convenience 70 the reS
village and vicinity. ,,,.,.Ily "
ME new 6osring mill ISs]
by the late Samuel Conion' ,,sesOit1
town tbk county was sos :. aoS "
commissioners sale 80 3, opess]
completed, and when ~ 70 Y
win supply . long ~ wan ]
III. Brown, Of State e,sss
sociated with VIM. hd psimbs
i Ps,Hersburp. In the tie and 'I,sds
ines, stated to . RE6is,do go L'1
the Hrm kapdled over IVY
ties during the past yesi. hy spd
er q. Is McCoDnougny, shs
lumber princes, tdGe s,,I leave
FuthIer. or BelpnA VI, ~ Inst
European tour on The 20
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
BEllAiRE NEWS.

DR.. Martin left on the Regular yesterday
afternoon for a visit to his old home at
Matamoras. He was called there to see
patient
The steamer Prince and Princess will
both run in the Wheeling and Bellaire
trade tomorrow. One OF them will leave
here every hour.
Township Assessor Facrett tells Us that
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
NEW MARTINsVILLE NEWS.

Jacob KOontZ is grading and riprap-
ing the bank in front of his property.
Prof. White, with the Senior class Of
the University, passed through town
the first of the week. Their object is q
geological survey of the Ohio and Big
Kanawha rivers.
Sep. Hall was in attendance at the
railroad meeting at Parkersburg this
week.
John Fowler was seriously injured by
the falling in of the deck-head Of q
barge, last monday.
How do you like the ring of the new
bell.
Elder Medley, of Parkersburg, deliv-
cred two very interesting lectures We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings at the
Southern Methodist Church.
T. 7. Patton, Esq, bid his friends
adieu and departed for the land of
Tyler. Sistersville can now boast of
one of the best silversmiths in the State.
John and Irwin Obers will open an
eating saloon next week in the room
under the Democrat Office.
Invitations are out for hop at Stan
diford's hall the 1Sth inst.
Mrs. Fannie Hall was at Moundsville
Friday.
A blizzard struck US Thursday which
for q few moments waited ones
thoughts to the land of the setting sun.
John G. McEIdowney was in Wheel
ing this week.
c. L. Yeager has one of the nestest
business rooms in town.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13

THE REGISTER has, by sew
eral thousand copies, a larger
circulation than any newspaper
published in the two Nirginias
or Eastern Ohio. Its advanta-
ges as an advertising medium
are therefore apparent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13

inc n purchase q 6ne boat from some : II; par
ins 20 \, PwhssIine. The boys intend having
: GOOD time next summer. fishing. :, -o,r
sam Halfpenny, boiler, - going " WI"
at the Riverside. an hi, hand.
Bill Nolte has had o catarrn on va
sn AM o fs c engine broke "eam' yester'
say me mosnins, and the factory had to stop
"g Tbe boilers only made sheets on night q,
tprn last week. The mill will be on IN tuii
10. morrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13

This is a gratifying exhibit OF finances in
Belmont county. Over a million Of dollars
deposited in the National banks of the
&C unity substantially, without interest, show
the existence among us OF large amount
OF surplus capital. But what is specially
gratifying to Bcllaire people is that OF these
large deposits the Bellaire Bank holds As
hundredths OF the whole amount or nearly
one half Of the entire amount. 1t is only
a few years since Bellaire was Dope ndent
upon the whole neghborhood for capital
but now she is self.sustaining, and making
money for her people and ali who invest in
her enterprises -T5iL,ruc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13

The oyster-growers on the coast oil
France have discovered that oyster shells
which are thrown back into the sea pro
duce thirty or forty fold in two years. The
theory is that the young oysters attach
to any other object on he bed OF the sea.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
Belmont County National Banks.

Under cali of the Comptroller OF the
Currency. all National banks we're required
to make report of their condition on the
first day of May. From these reports we
get the following facts:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13

Of County Superintendent for the Free
Schools takes place. The candidates are
cumbent) and Csthart. AS each one of the
candidates is certain Of being elected it is
safe to say that two of the three are dead
sure 10 be surprised. 1t is not much of an
office. but we are too close to Ohio to re.
fuse any kind of an Office.
Farmer Watkins, of Thorn son, says the
wheat in his section is in good condition,
snd the prospect for the fruit excellent
A full attendance OF the Knights of Py-
thiss of this city is requested at their lodge
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-01
Very Well Put.

Why do we defer till tomorrow
what we should do to-day? Why do
we neglect a cough till it throws us
into consumption, and consumption
brings US to the grave? DIR. WIN.
HALLS BALSAM is sure to cure
if taken in season. 1t has never
been known to fail. Use it thor
oughly according to directions.
Persevere until the disease is
conquered, as it is certain to be,
even if it should require dozen
bottles. There is no better medicine
for Pulmonary disorders. Sold
everywhere.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-01
LYDIA E. PENKHANl'8
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
is Positi7e Cnre

For all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
so common to our best female population.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-01
Real Estate, Lean and General House Agent
OFFICE: Nos. % & Is FIRST SOUTH STREET

ri roo COY BRICK HOUSE OF FoU n
PAi AoO rooms, butteE, CLOSETS, good eel
lar; 5x2O rods south 'sront well set with
fruit; picket fence; on 10th Ward Bench, just
east of Salt Lake Brewery; splendid view.
$1,000 a MODERN STYLE HOUSE OF
SAHOO' five rooms, cellar, etc, together
with q farm of 100 acres, well fenced and
partly cultivated; stu ted in stockton,
Tooe!e County; will exchange for city prop
erty This is surely big bargain.
90 5o0 ELEGANT NEW MODERN
pH,oJO style house Of six rooms. bath
room, h otand cold water, closets, cellar,
porch, lorce pump, lot4x2O rods, with choice
S90OO a NEW MODERN STYLE
pOAOO frame adobe line ouse of five
rooms buttery. closets and cellar Lot 3x20
rods, situated in the Ninth ward little
gem call and see it.
.S1O5O A. BRICK AND ADOBE HOY I1.f,g iE
Lot 2kx10 rods, situated in the Eleventh
Ward, close to car line
60 6OO A NEW, MODERN STYLE
1OOO House OF four rooms and large
eel ar, with lot 4xs rods. 18th Ward, near to
o OOOAN ADOBE HOUSE, OLD STYLE;
PGlOOOseven Rooms and two good celia u.s.
l OF 10 feet by 20 rods; well improved: good well
O. zoo ADOBE HOUSE OF SEVEN
PA' w. rooms, and lot l0X20 lods, in 18th
Ward, on car line.
I e0A TEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE
p11 OOO modern style; two large rock
cellars; corner lot 1ox10 rods not improved
situated on the 10Th Ward bench, giving q
splendid view OF the city and valley.
Go 5OO CoZY FIVE ROoMED HOUSE
pO, COO on Second East, between First
South and South Temple street, lot 5X20 rods,
improved with the choicest varieties of fruits;
pleasant surroundings. In the market but
for short time
G2900 a MODERN STYLE ADOBE
PooOV house Of six rooms, buttery, clos
cts, cellar, etc. Lot 80 feet front by s rods in
depth, with right of alley way. This prop
erty will pay 10 per cent. per Rnnum or the
price asked. Close to business.
&1e76 HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS
PAO large clothes closet, buttery, etc.
good well of water, with pump. Lot 5xIC
rods; well set with fruit trees; nice shade
trees in trent situated on car line, Tenth
Ward
"a S0n 4 WE'LL FINISHED ADOBE
pt1COO house Of Ten Rooms; lot 216x2O
rods with right Of alley Usy; hydrsAt water
cellars etc within one and half blocks o.
business centre.
$500 ROCK. AND FRAME ADOBE
lined house OF four large rooms
and lot 5Xl0 reds, we'll fenced. This propsrt,
Is on the market for a short time; call and
see it.
$1IGO A GOOD INVESTMENT. RUS
PA10 tic frame house Of three tene
| ments Of three rooms each, will rent for &
per month each, situated in 10Th Ward; 10
3x1G rods.
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