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The new truck for the Hook and
Ladder Co. arrived by the Ma,Iposa
on Sunday.
The band concert at Emma square
last evening was we'll attended. Mr..
Berger's new pieces we're highly appre-
ciated.
The Y. M. c. A. bookkeeping class
for this week will meet this evening at
seven O'clock, instead Of on Monday
evening, as usual,
The Y. M. c. A. singing class win
meet this evening at half-psst seven
O'clock. The members are requested
to be present promptly and in full
numbers.
The San Francisco Music and
D,aMa, says that ''Signor Campobello
isplaplling 10 take concert party to
Honelul,i, including the loran Sisters
and May Mitchell"
The Ansf,uiia will leave San Fran
cisco for this port and the Colonies
al two o'clock this afternoon. She will
probably arrive here on the evening OF
the 9th OF January or on the morning
OF the 9TH.
We have received from Messrs T.
M. Oat & Co. new piece of
Hawaiian music entitled "Ka Lei
Maic" (the wreath Of maile); march
composed for the piano by Rev. Isaac
Goodell of Honokaa, Hawaii.
,,
the children of the Bethel Union
Church will be held this evening in
the vestry of the church, commencing
at seven O'clock. All members and
friends Of the church will be welcome.
porso,,s who d;da ~ ,,,end the
chr;s,m,as sa,as E &c Massrs Ivons &,
Cnhsn sba,ld % ~, fs;l - attend fbe
orand Nsw Wsor,s sale ~ he held a,
sha;r sa,ss,oo,, =, seyen a,cloct tb;s
a,,.,,;,,sT.,h,,,, e. ia, of M, Veo,ys
gifts will be sold. Also large lot OF
goods from Messrs @. w. Macfarlane
& Co. Seats will be provided for the
ladies in attendance
A,,e,,;on ;s herehv called 70 an ex
t.ns;ve mortoaoee,s ssl. which will he
MIA h. 4 s. dams + ~ ~ a. tbe;,
s.Issroor,sl L ~ l On next Monday lamar
,sh ~ tmsI,e o,cloct noon Tbe sals
au' ,r;,, sn,hr,os ~ - ovsr 6fte., n;sces contain
inc from one to 1910 acres Of land to-
oe,her w;th Ieaseholds etc etc Ful
particulars can be gained by consulting
advertisement in another column,
r,. ,,;.s ...a ,6.
Inc mssnas.on | re pas.an anu ma,n' ha.,'
insurance So'iipa,p VI pos'o" nav'
eo''en up m1 nea' ~ ,i'nok,apnlo .a;sn .aeneI y,
LOT iooo. nc u, .aeua, ~ a'' 1 a, a,
tne phases 81 lne moon any q su wa va
picture wnicn represents 1eneia' Was,, Was,,
ing'oh hfing 'ne n,s' cannon a'' r, roiN
towh' octope' 9u, i5ol "es'
Ga'ehua's arc plese..eu Wy WI. ~
Islands. .,..s
ves,erd,, morn;no nartv com
osad ~ Masers Maron;c ofTcono c 4,
Canavarro Portuguese Commissioner
Ronl;eh Frencb Chancellor A
X SH.ronas 7 Ars,,n and a I Thurs
tor started under the guidance of Mr
n;,I;nahan for g thorouob vic;
60 he lands Included under the Gran,
oo,nm;,a.;on [ scbsn,s and win v;s,
0 =. nn,,s;'i % d.,slnnn,sr, Tbes
usn.,on,.n % vii, he awnv the whol
w..L W. ' - fiS
M
IA quiet wedding took place at tn
day evening at eight o'clock. .Th
hanpv coupie were Mr.. Robert Kowes
first steward of the steamer Ma,lbosa
and Mrs Maggie Perry. of Honolulu
The wedding was performed in tn
presence Of a few friends and the mex
morning the happy bridegroom sale,
away for the Colonies When he re
turns Mrs Kowes will likely TAX
nassage with her husband for the coas
i M nat Rr
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-12-29
PASSENGERS.
Arpipais.

From Hamakua, per stmr Lehua, Monday
Dec. rs "A Otto, wife and 4 children, and
servant, Miss Rose Otto, Mr.. E Otto, Miss
Meyer and 10 deck.
Departures.
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau,
Monday, Dec. 28-H r Hitchcock, Hon
Samuel Parker, Sam Nowlein, A l. Turton,
Hon H NJ Whitney, w w Goodale, Manuel
Ross, G A Jackson, Bro Frank, Bro Charles,
Bro Bertram, Mr. Graham and wife, Mrs Par
ker, Mrs Hastings, Mrs Clifford and rs deck.
For the Colonies, per stmr Mariposa, Mon
day, Dec. 28-J OWN, II ] Sears and wife,
A Wiley, John Cosbett and ] Whitaker.
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HONOLULU PRESS p 5000 ye) for moafts
following
70
indhs PREPAID
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Merchant Vessels Now In Port.
<RRIVkLS.

<RRIVALS.
MONDAY, Dec. 28--
Stmr Lehua, from Hamakua.
Schr Emma, from Koolau.
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'--'--'TH THE DAILY
Honolulu Press

Will be for sale D.,ilv at Tho Fol-
lowing places:
]. M. OAT, in. 4 Co.. Merchant street
CRYSTAL SODA WORKS ......... Hotel street
Fivc Ccsts pcr Copy.
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COOL OFF,!
ICE CIR Fl II N.
DID YOU SAYa
DID YOU SAY 2

No Christmas Dinner is complete without
the celebrated ELITE ICE CREAM, made
from pure Woodlawn Dairy Cream. Go and
surprise your folks; order bucket OF our
delicious Ice Cream. We pack orders for
Ice Cream from one to fifty quarts) in Patent
Refrigerator Cans, warranted to keep its de-
lightful favor and perfect form for many
hours.
BY last steamer we have received splendid
lnt ol
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ag Ring up Bell Telephone No. 1872, o
Mutual No. 1898.
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-12-29

far The Elite Ice Cream Parlors, IS Hotel
street, are open daily untilIIP.M. Ally
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-12-29

The new truck for the Hook and
Ladder Co. arrived by the Ma,1posa
on Sunday.
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-12-29
Choice French Candies,

In great variety. Also, an elegant assort-
ment Of Fancy Candy and Bon-Bon Boxes
just the thing for Christmas present.
Our Macaroons, Lady Fingers, French
Kisses, Jelly Cakes, Coco Balls, and many
other Fancy Cakes, are the favorite with all
the ladies Of Honolulu.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
THE TRIBUNE.
tbs WORLD.
Mnntea-NIors NIihtin.


Our fathers declared that "Awen regulat
ed militia is necessary to the security OF 8
free State" and our experience and the
present condition of society leave no reason
to question the wisdom Of this declaration.
That West Virginia has no efficient military
organization is a fact none will deny, and
the prime cause of this efficiency is the fact
that Section Of Article of the Constitu-
ton requires that IAN moneys that may be
paid as an equivalent for exemption from
military duty" shall be paid into the school
fund, and so long as this requirement ex-
lists it will be impossible to secure an ELI
cient volunteer militia, as the Legislature
will never appropriate money direct
from the treasury for the support
of military companies. But these
companies must have some support or they
will cease to exist, and they ought to have
the benefit of all military fines and forfeit
ureS and money paid for exemption from
military duty. / therefore suggest to the
Legislature that as q resolution has been in
troduced into the Senate proposing an
amendment to the section of the Constitu-
ton above referred to- that it be so amend.
ed as TO strike out the clause above men
toned, thus permitting the Legislature to
direct that all moneys derived from the
sources above referred to be, devoted to the
support of the volunteer military organizs-
tons of the State. This would give US an
efficient military establishment which would
be the pride of the State This is q subject
OF vital importance to the State. and one
which | think demands the earnest consid.
Grafton Of TIE Legislature. d. d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
PROGRESS IN SOUTH AMERICA

While the eyes of the entire civilized
world have for the last year or two been
turned toward Africa, and while it is now
especially the object of anxious interest,
South Ameuca has attracted but little or
no attention, notwithstanding it has been
the theater of movements in civilization
and government Of the most important and
instructive character. Some of the grand
est discoveries in geographical science and
in archaeology were made by Humboldt
Agassiz and other explorers in South Amer
lea, but for a generation or two it has, until
very recently, been abandoned as a scene Of
scientific investigation. Activity in that
direction has, however. lately recommended
and extraordinary scientific results are an
ticipated.
Dr.. GUsFELDT, an eminent German
naturalist, who passed three years, from
1873 to 1876, in African exploration, is now
engaged in surveying and mapping the por-
ton OF South America lying between the
Argentine States and the Pacific Ocean,
. and IN the heart of that section Of the Andes
is extracting the secrets Of nature and re-
eording the triumphs Of science. Another
Iarty of scientists is exploring Patagonia,
and will trace the Andes chain to the
Straits of Magellan. The interior Of Brazil,
the valley of the La Plata, the sources Of
the Amazon and the table-lands Of
British Guiana are also being trayersed BY
organized bands of explorers and natural
lists, whose reports wiz make US acquainted
with the resources, climate, mineralogy and
other characteristics Of all these vast and
interesting regions.
In civilization, and in the science and
practice of popular government also, South
America is making decided progress. Bra
I'll and Chill are two Of the most advanced
nations on the earth, except the United
States, Great Britain, Germany and France.
The reconstruction Of Peru is proceeding
hopefully toward successful eonsummA
ton. Revolutionary outbreaks have be-
come rare among any South American peO-
pie. Their development is making rapid
and aceelerating progress. Less torn by
tumult and war than some parts Of Africa,
and not a prize for which European ma
tons are angry, greedy rivals like other Por-
tons, South America is writing peaceful
and progressive pages in its history, and
furnishing to civilization some of the mos.
instructive chapters in its annals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
ma necnr nf Errslrht.

A paper has recently been read before
an English scientific society on the decline
and fall Of the human eye. h seems 70 be
a fact that within the last 6fiY years the hu-
man eve has steadily and rapidly deteriora-
ted. Before that time near sighted men
were rarely met and nearsighted child
was nearly unknown. Now ,near-sghted.
ness affects large proportion Of civilized
people Of all ages, sndin one country-Gsr-
many-s person who is not nearsighted is
exceptional A malformation on the ere,
technically called fiat eye" has also be
come common, and the sight Of person
thus afflicted is painfully feeble A stigma.
tization is another frequent defect oil the
modern eye, and althOughit IS not so bad
a. II sounds il is nevertheless defect more
or less serious, as the case may be.
Whatever may be the cause OK this grow
in9 decay Of the power Of vision. the iact
cannot be denied The worst Of it is that
the decay Of eyesight u progressive. The
raf;o of detective eyes to soEpd eyes IN
creasps almost in geometrieal progression.
and not only il an increasing number Of
nersous afflicted with nearsightedness, bat
Il nanrs;phtsd people Of to-day are more
eousU;euously usarsighled than those Of
70 ypars ago. The only plaHsible exf
,,lausl;ou az this state Of things Is the
llmp,oyensnt which has been made
b TIE last iiitT years n ar'ih-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
DEArH OF AMOS c. CBAMBEELIN.

A weI-K1Own HOFseman Drops Dead
After Going Home From an Entertain
menf.
N.,c Iort SsH.
Amos C. Chamberlin, proprietor Of the
Bulls Head stables in East TWenty-fourth
street, died suddenly about O'Clock yes
terday morning at his residence, AZ Lex
ington avenue. He had attended the thea
ter. When the performance, which lasted
till nearly midnight was over, he
went to Dorlon's in Broadway,
for some oysters. The party
reached home about l o'clock. Mr..
Chamberlin took of his hat and overeoat,
went into the bathroom, and fell dead The
doctor said he died Of heart disease.
Mr.. Chamberin probably knew more
horse dealers, raisers, and fanciers than any
man in the country. BE had been in the
horse business at bis last stand for over
thirty6ve years. Before that he conducted
the business Of the stock yards in Robinson
street, now Park place, and at the same
time be kept hotel at the foot Of Corllandt
street. In the old stage coaching days he
ran as guard on the mail coach between
New York and New Haven, and he was full
of anecdotes Of the celebrated men who had
ridden with him as passengers. Daniel
Webster, Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, and
about all the Presidents Of his time he had
seen frequently and knew, and he loved to
tel Of their little personal peeuharities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
S4TU1D1Y. FEBRUARY n. 1888

A GExrLENAo residing in Quebec was in
terYiewed in New York City, and said that
when he left home John C. Emo, the fugitive
New York banker, was residing there, oecu-
pyiDg house which rented for $500
year, but would rent for $4,000 in New
York; that he kept a stud Of horses and had
sleighs with robes of unimsgiuable costi-
ness; that he drops into the club-rooms oc-
casionally, where he plays the best game Of
billiards of any amateur IN the city, and
that he is planning to build Summer no
tel on the St. Lawrence near Quebec, for
the accommodation OF New Workers. In
the meantime. many of the unGortunAtes
who deposited their money in his bank
,leep a, the police station, and take their
meals at q soup house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21

cial light. Our graudiathers used single
whale oil lamp or single ,taliow candle,
where We. use brilliant gas or electric
light. bat they could read at night without
feeling any strain on their eyes, while there
are thousands Of people today whose eyes
viii not permit them to read anything by
artificial light. The probability is that all
artificial light IS injurious to the eyss, but
our fathers, recognizing the fact that their
miserable lamps and candles did not give
them sufficient light read very little at
night; while we, betrayed BY confidence in
our gas and electricity, use our eyes until
late at night, and so iniure them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
Mr.. Cleveland Seen by an Artist.
IT,, N T.tls,. f,,,,, E,.ys. I,,.A.S.s

I'V-' !" I'M 'I0-7' It W slV771''0'-9s
/ have Just painted a head portrait Of the
President-elect More off study, | should
say, for the best l could do to get him at
all was to pitch my easel at his house and
take short sittiugs when his numerous visit
ors would let me-a teaspoonful every half
hour. Well, spent couple of half days
most pleasantly with him and tried to show
on canvas what believe him to be-solid
and stoEd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
Marriage a La Frnncaise.

NJ. lie Marie Ito blushing bride)-Do you
consent TO wed this man?
Blushing bride (frmly)-No.
NJ. le Marie pushing his spectacles up
on his nose and looking stern)-And pray,
MsdemOiselle, why did you take 50 long in
making up your mind about II?
Brushing Bride-You're the first person
who's thought it worth while to ask my
opinion-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
A Smoke Insinuation.

Jones-"It would seem that medical jour
mails would try to keep close to facts, but
here is statement can't swallow. 1t says
a woman was changed from perfect blonde
to very dark brunette in one year.
Smith-"Foreigner?
No, Sn American
"Ah! | see. Moved to Pittsburg, proba-
blv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21

John W. PeltE and John F1ading, Il, tbe Circui,
SuI1eLS ~ uaue 10 De''1 Court Of Ohio
fH"hs' County. In
John Gray and others.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
ID cult Court Of Chic county, in the State OF
West Virginia, made and entered in the above en-
titled cause on. the 20th day Of December, 1884,
viii, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1888,
at 10 O'Clock g. m. at the front door OF the Court
House Of Ohio county, proceed TO sell at public auc
ton the following named real estate, that is to say:
Twenty-Five feet front Of lot numbered two hundred
and thiIty-one 23 the east side Of EO street, be
ing part OF the corner lot and commencing at point
thirty three feet from the corner OF EOd and Fist
NOV Iventy-fouIth) streets, and thence running
north for quantity and continuing the same width
10 the alley in the OF said lot and Is in the ad
dition TO the city Of Wheeling laid out by William
Chaplne and John Eof, together with the two tene-
TEAMS OF ssLENOne-thiri of the purchase money
or as much more as the purchaser may elect TO pay
in cash on the day OF sale, and the residue OF same
IN two equal annual instalments from the day OF
sale the purchaser 10 give his notes for the deferred
instruments, with interest thereon from the day OF
sale with personal security TOR the payment Of game
to the satisfaction Of the undersigned special COM
missioner and the title TO the property to be re-
tanned until the purchase money Is paid In fItll
JAMES p. ROGERS,
r -. Special Commissioner.
W. II. HALIKR, AuciioneeT. y
hereby certify that bond has been given a. re-
quired by Law and the decree entered IN the above
entitled cause. JOHN w. MlTCHELL7
febi Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
The Yeast Drink.


you seem to have sll kinds of drinks be.
hind your bar including beef tea, and if my
eyes do not deceive me, | see yeast on a
card.
"Of course you do"
who drinks thatY'
"How green you are. Fellows that want
70 raise money, to be sure"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
Not Much Faith in McDOnaId's Boom.
s.. LOsis GIobe-DSn~raE.

The movement to make Mcdonald q
member Of the Cabinet has broken out
again, but there is nothing to show that it
has advanced any since last heard from,
and good many people are beginning to
think il is Commanded BY Mcclellan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
Two Vice Presidents.

Edmunds is an authority on questions of
constitutional law. Wheeler Is supposed to
know something about fsh-bait, but is him
self utterly unknown, except as political
lay figure who was one of the benefeiaries
OF the 8 to Z count.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY yIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Emma j. Jordan and l. s. Jordan, her hus
band to the undersigned trustee, dated on the 18TH
day Of June, 1885, and recorded in the Office OF the
clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, in trustdeCd book 20, page l76, Twill, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY FL, 1885,
commencing at 10 O'Clock M, sell at public auc-
ton, at the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio
county, the following described property, that Is 10
say: All that lot or parcel oil ground situate In
Iriadelphia district, IN the county OF Ohio, and
state OF West Virginia, bounded and described a.
follows: Beginning at stake on the southeast side
Of the EdgngtOn lane being the northwest corner OF
The tract or parcel OF land conveyed 70 Richard V.
Wheisn in his life time by the German Catholic
Cemetery Association by deed dated on the 2ith day
Of April, 1874, and running With the northern line
stake; thence south 61l4' wet with the cast boun-
tGry line Of said tract 10 77-lcO poles TO stake;
tbence north 50 west 81 Ss-l0O poles 10 stake on
Gith said lane north sc IL east 12.lOO poles TO
the place of beginning, containing two acres Of
ground by survey, together with all and singular
and appurtenanecs thereto belonging. This IS the
J. Jordan by A. r. Lcyda and wife by deed dated
February S, 1880.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-third OF the purchase
money cash in hand, one-third thereof, with inter
est in year. and the resdue thereof with inter-
est in two years from the day Of sale, the purchaser
giving his notes with good security for the deferred
payments and The legal title being retained as fur
iher security. HENRY NJ. RUSSELL,
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Bursing with sham
DIED.

the bona OF bis father Ia ARrlins Ferry, HESaY
T., on son Of Frededes 6rsiDer in biz 18th year.
Fuasal win take pace frOn bis hthsr's resi-
1sncs. In Martins Ferry, at O'Clock Sunday after
RoOa Friead. Of the family are invited.
FTT0N-on Friday, February 70, 1855. at sl5
?. m, Lux RfTToN, aged IS wars. -
FunsEsl from bis late residence. No. l4i6 Main
street, tomorrow tsandAyl afternoon. AZ O'clock
Intesnent Of &c nvoO5 eemeteSy.
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when Bob VIII Get Suustroke.
Hrr1-isbnrr PalrinL

Colonel r. J. Ingersoll is snow-bCund in
Michigan. II Colonel Ingersoll is wrong
in his theological views it IS safe to predicl
that in the next world he viii never be
caught in such a predicament.
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SPIRIT or THE NEW YORK PRESS.
THE sun.


The only President who has hitherto
made a positive and determined effort to
break over the party traces was John Tyler,
and we do not believe that the most enthu'
sias,ic admirer of his courage can ind, IN
the success be met with. anything to eneOur'
age a REPETITION Ofihe experiment
THE TINES.
The United States Senate, which has not
found time to give attention to the bill for
feiting the Texas Pacific land grant, yes
terdsy passed, by vote of fifty to nine,
the bin prohibiting the bringing of foreign
laborers to this country under contract:
This seems to be a feeble attempt 10 extend
the benefits Of the protective policy to
labor.
The TRIBUNE.
A liberal supply of refreshments has been
laid in already for the Inauguration ball, as
specifications from Washington prove. Bu;
If the feeding committee thinks it will be
able to satisfy the hunger and thirst even
Of the comparatively few Democrats who
are able to crowd themselves in on that fes
tive occasion, it fools itself An appetite Of
twenty.fOur years growth is not so easily
satisfied.
THE WORLD.
Should the Republicans carry out their
programme to force an extra session it is
very doubtful if they will succeed. II the
government can get along without one il
will not be called. and the Republican Sen
ate will bear the blame without gain.
ing any Of the supposed political advan-
tageS.
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40 CURE, NO PAY. WHFrEHURsrs CE-
~ dar BalBam Is uarrARted 20 cure Coughs Colas
7Toap, Throat and Lung Diseases, &C. Six drsps &
49,. TTy IL II not satisSed return the empty
bottle ana Get your money back EoT sale By an
Druggists. fFirSs . cents. noieeoas6
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For Rent or Sale.

TNHE DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE on THE
corner Of TrslitA sad EOE street, nov Oceaplsdb b.
Dr. HaEdsssy. Contain, SIX large rooms and a mum
Sstot small 'ss
JAMES l. HAwLET.. :.
iE29 Eg. 1a0o Main strssl
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For Rent.

TNHE LARGE THREEsT STORY WAREHOUSE,
No. 1906 Main street, now occupied By D. Wagner.
Possession APrl Isl. Apply to
fss A. ALLEN HOWELL
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NeiEhborIy Advice to Iowa.

FefJ HefA GGsetfe.
Iowa, should raise more corn and less
hell. 1t has been BY this sign that the
solid South has conquered adverse fate.
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FOR RENT

TOR RENT-TWO NEW BBIcKDWELLINGs
IL on Sixteenth street. Contain eight rooms,
bathroom, water closet, gas and al modern in
proytmInts VIII be ready for occupancy April 1st.
Apply to BENZ. kNLEY, Martins Ferry, Ohio.