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RIVER NEWS.
Stage OF the Water aud Movements Of tn,
Steamboats,.

Stage OF the watSr aud Movements Of the
Steamboats,.
The General Pike passed down and the
Scotia up yesterday.
The Climax took an excursion party a
short distance down the river last evening.
Nearly 100000 bushels OF coal have
gone down this week. on the sudden rise
Of Sunday and Monday.
The steamer Diurnal will leave to-day
or tomorrow for Louisville under com.
mand Of Captain I. ]. RitChey, to enter
the excursion trade for the season.
The depth Ia the channel at dusk last
evening was eight feet, and the river,
after remaining stationary for two OF
three days, was again commencing To rise.
The Louis A. Shirley is due to-day from
Cincinnati, and will leave on her return
trip tomorrow afternoon. The Shirley Ia
q first class stern wheel packet, possessing
all the accommodations II could ask.
Tho W. N. Chancellor Is due down at an
early hour this morning. II has been
unanimously decided by those living along
the river front that the Chancellor haa the
most ~blood.Curdling whistle Of any boat
on this river. II kills sleep every time.
The steamer Lillian, which has been on
Armstrong; docks at Pt. Pleasant, for
some time undergoing repairs, has lust
been finished. She will be taken 10
Buffalo, to receive her cabin furniture,
after which she will enter the Charleston
and Galllpolis ttade.
AT Pittsburgh last evening there Vas a
depth Of 8 feet U inches In The channel ,
at Morgantown there was 10 feet 0 inches;
Brownsville, ID feet 9 inches; Greensboro,
II feet 0 inChes; Lock No. 4, 10 feet 3
inchesj Parker, q feet; OIL Oily, 2 feet. At
all Of these places the waters were rising.
The Andes will leave Cincinnati for this
port this evening". Her trip next week
will be her excursion 10 the May Music
Festival. The fare ID $40 for the found
trip. Those intending 10 take passage
should lose no time ID calling on Frank
Booth and securing bsfths, aB a large
number have already engaged ntateroomg,
The Huntington Republican saysi Can.
tain OOfnwell sold the Nora Bell 10
brown ltosg taking O farm Ia OAbell
county, valued at $3.50, and $3.50 CsSh,
Shortly alter the Brown Brothers Bold Che
boat 10 the lay Bfothefa for Sa1O0 Gaah,
She Iakeg the place Of the Rnoe, at pfeA.
ent laid up Tor repairs, Alter that itis
not known where she will be placed,
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Confidence Wins.

To gain the lasting confidence
Of people in any enterprise or
merchandise they must have the
advantage of truthful statement,
honorable representation and
merit well announced. To gain
the confidence Of the Oft deceived
and long suffering public in any
medicine for general use, its
merit must be strongly substan-
tiated by exhaustive trial and a
large number Of cases in which
it has done the work claimed for
it. That this is the case with
Browns Iron Bitters we can
demonstrate. For years it has
been before the public as the only
thoroughly scientific Iron medi-
cine known. 1t has been recon-
mended as a safe and speedy
cure for all impurities Of the
blood and diseases Of the Stom-
ach, Kidneys and Liver. That it
Is a medicine Of undoubted and
unequaled merit is best evidenced
by the fact that we have never
received a communication from
a single individual who had
failed to obtain benefit from its
use. On the other hand we have
endorsements Of the highest
character from thousands who
have used 1t and been cured. The
merit Of the preparation has won
this CONFIDENCE
and will continue to hold It.
After long experiment and the
employment Of the higest chem
ical skill to combine Iron with
the best vegetable alternatives
without the use Of whisky, sue
cess crowned the efforts Of the
Brown Chemical Co. and resulted
in the production Of a pure and
reliable medicine. 1t acts directly
as q blood purifier, dispelling dis.
eases arising from an impure,
weak condition Of the vital fluid,
and by its great tonic power
strengthens the nerves, builds lip
the worn, weary body, and IN
cases Of general debility It's re-
yiving and viviying work Is per-
feet. Dyspepsia and Indigestion
claim for their victims a large
number Of active business men.
They yield their horrors to the
use Of Browns Iron Bitters, Il
promotes Digestion and cures
Dyspepsia. The sales through.
out the country have increased
twenty times In five years.
This shows what the merit Of the
article wins
y. Shiluren can use Il as
safely as adults, ; II will NOT In
iure or disoolor the teeth, viii
not cause Headache OF consti.
patton, Physicians and Chem.
lists who know It's merits recon-.
mend it Its position Is so Sc.
cure and so we'll known that
y IS Initiated, Don't be deceived,
What Is contained in the imita.
ton bottles though seemingly
the same Is not like Browns
Iron Bittcrs, and will only be
recommended where It pays the
dealer more profit. Genuine made
only BY Brown Chemical Co,
Baltimore, Md,
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SAM J0NEs COMING
To MouudAyllIs Ia August, Accompanied by
Sam small, .

10 Nl0uuuhVAAl ~ sAbbAu
Sam small,
Rev. George E. Hite and Mr.. William
Hastings, the committee appointed at the
last meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF
the Moundsville Camp Ground Associa-
ton to visit Rev. Sam Jones at Baltimore
and complete arrangements to secure his
services at the next Moundsville camp
meeting, returned home yesterday. Mr..
Hite in speaking OF their trip, said: we
were more successful than we expected:
We have not only secured the services Of
Sam Jones, but his Co.Worker Sam small
will be at Moundsville with him. They
will commence their work on Wednesday,
August 1s, and close Sunday night,
August 90. We spent yesterday with the
two Sans, and attended all their meetings.
The people OF Baltimore are very much
Interested and In earnest about the work
the Evangelista have started there. as
Sisted Mr.. Jones at the afternoon meeting.
He Is the rough and ready speaker he Is
reported to be. He Is for that reason more
popular with the masses than Mr.. Small,
who is q very ornate, polished speaker.
When we left here for Baltimore We were
very Respondent, as recent letters made US
believe that Jones was going to disap-
point US again, but now we know that we
have them for sure.'
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ABOUT t,EorLE.
Strangers iii the CITY and wheeling Folk.
Abroad,


Mr.. Ralph Covert, Of patkersburs, was
registered at the 81, James Hotel yes.
tetdAy.
Rev. Bichafd Howell ig home on a visit
10 his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Allen
Howell,
Miss Katie Flynn, OF Atlanta, Ga, Ia
the guest Of Miss Helene Devfies, Of the
South Side.
A.. o. Collins, the populatB. < o. freight
conductor, has returned from a short visit
10 his farm In Lewis county.
Mrs. John West, Of Bailey's Mile, Ohio,
is visiting .BellAire and Wheeling friends,
accompanied by her little daughter, Lola.
The Bellaite Tribune SAYS; Theodore
Hofnbrook, Of PowhAtan, for many years
q prominent merchant Of that place, will
travel Tor Hubbard 4 PAUL, wholesale
gtocefs, Wheeling, lie will reside Al New
Mattinsville, w. Va,
The Sporting LVs states that the man.
agemeht oithe Allegheny club and PlLts.
bufah people are dissatisfied with Bark.
ley. & greater mistake couldn't possibly
be made. RAtkley 10 respected @ q gen.
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Suing Two Counties.

Tho case Of Poanthus Quintilius shrake,
a stone mason, against the Board Of Com
m~issioners Of Ohio county and the County
Court Of Brooke county, TO recover the
sum Of 1902 rs, alleged to be due on stone
work done by the aforesaid PoanthuH
Quinillus shfake on q bridge across
Short Greek, for the two counties
Jointly, was put on trial in Part
/ Of the Circuit Court yesterday.
Hon. 4. G. Barr represents the plaintiff,
and Messrs. H. NJ. Russell, OF this city, and
II. Q. Heryey, Of Wellsburg, the two
counties. The case may DO expected 10
occupy considerable time, owing 10 the
necessity Of frequent repetition Of the
plaintiffs name.
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senator Dayi,iS ilaiIroad,

A special dispatch IRON Philadelphia
says Of the w, Va, o. 4 r. railroads
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has determined 10 enter the soft coal re-.
glon Of West Virginia, and compete With
the baltimore 4 Ohio company for that
trade. A new road 10 10 be built from
Cumberland 10 Piedmont, 4 distance Of 20
miles, 10 tap the fields developed by ssna.
tor Davis, Stephen b. Elklhs and ex+SeC.
Blaine, The coal will be brought 10
the Philadelphia market over the Bedford
4 Bridgeport and Huntington and Broad
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Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Store, 1142
Main street. viii open, Saturday morn
800 embroidered caps at 25 cents, worth
fully double the money; n lot at %
cent, and many other finer grades at as
tonishingly low prices; also 200 dozen
ladies' colortd hose at s cents, worth Il
cents; Adies' fine balbriggsn hoSe, seam.
less,-atDpeCial sale Saturday only-at 12l
cents, worth 80 percent more.
Bon Ton,
1142 Main street.
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BOWMAN WAS NOR TnEnE.

The aauuy Story he Told Born of his
= Imagination.
A reporter yesterday met a we'll
known young man Of this city who Is one
Of the four members OF P. L. Kimberly's
force who came to town to get q tent and
lay in supplies. This young man was de.
cidedly indignant at the gauzy yarn spun
by Howard Bowman about work on the
gas pipe ditch, which was printed yester.
day. He said Bowman was not one OF
the gang; he Is q "blacksheep'' and the
men would not work with him. lie has
not been near the workmen, and his yarn
was full Of ialsehoods, with Just enough
truth to show that he had overheard one
Of the boys who did come In telling about
his experiences.
The boys are we'll pleased with their
work, and since their successful strike,
with their wages. They are as comfort.
ably situated az they could expect to be
under the circumstances. Jerry Myles's
force and Mr.. Lally's are working right
together, and there are four or FIVE times
aB many men as Bowman said. The four
men WHO are here now will return on
Saturday.
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A WORD 10 our lady readers II you
have been wanting 10 give hin q present,
aud have not been able to decide what
would please him, send for one otthe Lon.
don Tfouset etretChers advertised to-day
by O. w. Simmons 4 Co.. Boston. II
takes all the bagRinees out Of the knees,
and no we'll dressed man can do without
one.
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tleman in this city and admired as a first;
class ball player'-PiaSburgh Commercial
Gazette.
W. A. Hunt, EGG, editor Of the ehront-
Gle, r, ]. Riley, Of the Gazette, and MI
and Mrs. W. J, Thompson, Of St. O1alrs'
Vile, we're in the city Yesterday.
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BOYS CLOTHING.
YOU'LL LIKE

Our magnificent display of Boys and chldren's Wearing
Apparel-sutts of every conceivable style, separate PANTS
HIRT WAISTS ecipsing in brlIancy and magnitude
anything heretofore achieved by any house in this part of the
country. The prices at which we are distributing this matches
stock are so low that our misunderstanding the times are
somewhat out Of joint-a are largely in excess Of any former sea,
six aoors), We have given the Juvenile branch of our business
the most careful attention, and have endeavored to adapt our
work to a Boys somewhat numerous requirements, and in order
In other words, we have studied Young America in this mat,
ter OF dress, and as a result offer goods in every way equal to
the tug and wear that will certainly be their every day expert.
fact that "Y. a." likes to be pretty well dressed-in fact, IS as
particular about the Style Of his Clothes as his big brother"
Therefore, our Boys and Children's Clothing Of all s0rtsis as
FASHONABLY STYLISH AS IT'S HONESTLY GOOD
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making the concession, l learned, how
ever, on my way home on the train last
night that the Information was not correct,
especially on the Charters line, which.
was referred to more particularly than any
other line. l had a talk with Mr.. George
CLANCY, whom l met on the train, and
who ! refer to as c%ontradicting the report,
who left Canonsburg yesterday, aud says
that he has reliable Information from men
at work on this line that they were only
receiving 81 % per day, You will thus see
that II Mr.. CLANCY Is right, and l think
he is, / yielded that which / had a
right to contend for, the iul6llment
Of the arrangement made that this work
was to be done at the price agreed upon,
IL %, and that in doing 80 | was governed
by unreliable information on the subject
OF wages paid by the contractors.
"During the long discussion between
the committee and myself and the other
gentleman referred 10, the committee
suggested that they were capable OF judg-
ing for themse Ives what was a days
work, and they did not propose to be dog.
ged by any one. This proposition
was presently met, however, with the
statement that my superintendent would
be the judge, and decide whether a man
was q full hand or not, and that his decis.
ion would be final; whereupon the com.
mittee dropped tho further discussion Of
that point"
NO OTHERS NEED APPLY.
us there anything in the report that
other men cannot get on the job? Z"
Boarding cannot be got in the country.
Men can only get On by getting into
camp with those men who are there or
by coming In sufficient numbers 10 form
a new camp. A good man offered yester-
day morning to go to work. He had
walked all the way from Wheeling the
day before, slept out all night and had
no breakfast. l got him something to
eat, told him II he could arrange to get
into one Of the camps or find a boarding
house | would put him on. He spent
some time to see what he could do, and
came back and reported that he could do
neither; meanwhile | had heard that II
he got boarding and I put him To work
there would be trouble. Therefore gave
him some change to buy him something
to eat and advised him to 20 back home"
us 1t true that many OF your men are
striking rolling mill men2"
II can't say; l have been so busy that l
have not examined the time books which
are In the hands Of the bosses"
slave any Of the men left you as YETI"
" learned yesterday as l was coming
home that several had left, whether on
business, pleasure, Or to quit the job l
don't know"
"Are the camps full?"
mo; and never have been. II was un.
detstood there would be forty men In each
camp. There never has been that num-
Der In either Of them.n
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WASHINGTON, b. O., May All A. NJ
For Ohio and West Virginia local rains,
no decided change In temperature, yatl.
able winds, becoming westerly.
For Western Pennsylvania local rains,
nearly stationary temperature with aouth'
eaBtefly winds.
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To tile Ladies' Of wheeling and Vicinity.
You arc cordially invited to attend our
opening and exhibition Of Art Needle
Work, opening on the 9Th and COntlnu.
ing To the 10Th. EDw. L. RosE & Co.
So Twelfth street.
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at the Alhambra Rink, Saturday evening,
May IL, Hanke vs.. Gilhooley. Mile heatp,
beat two in three, Gilhooley to receive
one.half lap start.
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To the Llttlo Dues.

We will be pleased to see our little
friends at our opening, We still retain
Miss Howe, who will give each little girl
a souvenir.
Very truly,
IS Twelfth street.
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will DO the title OF the card given by the
Atlantic Tea Company on Saturday. This
Is a companion OF the card given last week.
Don't fail to secure one.
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The following shows the range Of ths
thermometer as observed at sChnepfsdfvS
store, Opera House corner, yesterday ?
A. NJ 0O'i IL M T0'j 8 h.Mn $50 I p. NJ,
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WEAR Dalbtlggan Underwear. They
arc the best and cheapest. All sizes ut
U. HESS Il SONS.
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aeutistrp.
Ofaoos Nos. 20 and " FourtOonth street.


NUW NUV0FIIH0WuuEW
Wanted-Slan on Salary.
Wanted-A sAlCslady.
WantOd-LRundfy Woman.
Bhift Waists ID. GundlInR 4 Co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Schulz.
City OF Rome-H. +, BehTenS, Agent,
White Mountain Ice Cream FteeEers.
To Calh Buyets "a. Mend0l 4 Go.
For observation-disclosures Louis A. Shirley.
Stocks For sale-I. Irwin, Agent
"Londonn TrOuIer %BtreiGheF.
Peoples TheAtre-O, q. GGnth0r, Manager.
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GIT your Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder,
Spices and Sugar, at the Atlantic Tea
Company's. A beautiful card given 10
every purchaser on Saturday.
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WHEELING WnEELMEN.

The Stockings for your Club have or.
rived. d. GUNDLlNG n co.,
Bicycle Supplies, 80 Twelfth st.
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oSE dollar a yard will buy q fine Body
Brussels Carpet at STONE 4 THOMAS,


SbOAsh
Lady operators will be In attendance al
our opening To fully explain and instruct
In the Art Work. We promise all q rare
opportunity Of examining a full line oil
house decorations and practical work,
comprising fns EtChings Embroidered
Curtains 1ambtequlns and Screens In
silk, arosufe and tlnsel, Portraits and
surge pictures, ttuef TO nature than oil
paintings. Open every afternoon and
evening. Our sAlerooms will be lighted
Epw. L. RosB, L Co.,
50 Twelfth street.
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WIN. BUCHANAN, engineer, Cunsrd s. s.
Co., says; "St. Jacobs OIL saved my llfe.'
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YoU can save from 10 TO 20 percent by
buying your Carpets and Curtains at
SToNR & TUoMAB',
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SPECTACLES adjusted by means Of
the johnson diOptrlC eye meier, having
combinations Of nearly 600 lenses. llG.
fraction Is measured 10 the OnC.lun.
drcdth part OF an inch. The only instrt.
nnent Of the kind In west Virginia. Sat.
JACOB W. GRUDB,
OptiClan and Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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T,HB IL the week we are having clear.
ance sale Al Hchweftiegers, ill6 Main.
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oSE dollar will buy a fine heavy Quilt,
worth 81 so anywhere, at
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%, 80, IS, 40 and AZ cents will buy good
Powered Carpets at SroNE 4 THOMAS.
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s. Good Co. sell Dry Goods The cheapest

CLEARANCE SALE at schwertieger's for
this week only, LAG Main.
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scnwEpryEorA,s sale only lasts this
week, at LAG Main.
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
Seiyed. Az elegant and complete line o.
snltings, P~antalOOnlngs and OverCOat.
lngS, which We Will make UP In the best
style and al low prices.
y. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 h 1899 Market SirH1pt.
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Two soRl days d clearance sale al
Schwertleget's, 1l4O Main street,
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The miners At the Kelly Coal Company.
at Portland, have returned 10 wofE Al
the old wages alter being out about two
weeks
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NOTICE.

85 Pairs Chlld's Opera Slippers, 8 TO
II, at 80 cents per pair, Of
]. w. AMICK'S,
114O Main Street.
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Fifteen pounds Standard A sugar or
thirteen pounds Ground, Of the Atlantic
Tea Oompany'e, for 81
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Tna choicest and cheapest line Of
sateens and British Cloths In the city.
STONH 4 THOMAS.
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EXTRA BARGAINS in Cafpets to-day at
SroNE& Thomas.
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GOT Sale aud Got gent.
FOR SALE.

No. eiS McCoilo!h street, zig rooms.
No. 1874 E1f street, seven rooms.
No. 7l1k Market street, hYe. rooms,
No. 50 MAfylatd kLfest, blt ROOM
NO. 2bM Main street, buslnesS I0ite and dwell.
Ing, containing nine rooms, And a small bhtpi
house on alley, on a full lot, fronting on Main Abd
Twenty. IxLh streets. prl.e l8,OOj.
lEEled attic.
Desirable property IN MoundUillc, with dIiuri
No. 1918 GlAfSet ItIc6t, hRli lot, now ElAll hJuS
and stable. Price 500,
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2sstgnres' a1pttces.


NOTICE
Notice Il hereby gIyen To ell persons knowing
themselves 10 DO indebted 10 tho late i'm OIL
WaIthen 4 Tieman that their accounts MUST 30
settled within ton days from this date. All &C.
counts not settled thon will b0 placed In the hands
Of q collector with instructions 10 recover b. lW,
A. q. EGERlER, Assignee.
mylt Hi2 MAlu StnEL
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FoR RENT.

DROWN'y IRON BlTvrEltS EFFEgi'
UALLY outed MIW Lizzie Zoe, Graligi. IA
Inf C0uutY, W, Va. OF an attack nj inhigtsuoD'"'
renAfal dhbllIlV. bhH ned hut ono lniWe. -
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Htn the discussion Of the situation and
demands made II was asserted, and backed
DIP with such good authority. that other.
lines we're paying the price demanded Of
me, that / thought | would DO Justified In
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RRoWN's IRON BITTERs CURED
- Mr., EIBon Larnharh, SiS Market street.
Wheeling, ", We after suffering iOt two yOus
with hye. dlSCNe lie values II 10 highly lhilAs
keeps II AlwA'E on baud
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gnr Sale.

FoR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
The following Lots on Wheeling bland belong
Ing 70 the estate Of the late VIM. Mccoy, VIZ:
Lots No. %. 81 and u on Broadway.
Lots No. 30 and 80 on York Htteet
Lots No. ~, 100 aud 10l on Virginia gtiGtt
Lots NO.l0l. 100, ITO and Ill GU Huron Itfeek
Lou No. III, l29R and 139 on Wabash street
Lot Eos144 on Water street.
au29 W. " lIOaB 4 BRO, laO0 8AtEet =