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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-01-20

TAKEN UP.-A red steer three year old
last spring, some white on belly and legs
branded on right hip and on left ribs
with square also swallow-fork on left
eg Bay Pony mare and coli, strip OF
white on face, colt sOrrel with
some white on face neither of them brand
ed Owner can have the same by prov
ing property and paying charges there
on John w. Williams, Bozeman, P. O.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-01-20
WILL POLLARD BE CONFIRMED

"Neet me at the Mint" Billy Black at
houoo
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-01-20

M
Phil Dodson's, at the sign of the 'Big
lniun," is the place to 90 for smokers
articles
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-01-20

The blood cleansing qualities Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla render it invaluable in all
skin disorders.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-01-20

Ladies are now saved the time and
trouble of sending away for patterns.
AessFs. Raleigh, Lamme a Co., have Sc
cured the agency for the Butterick Pat
terms ard have placed q complete line OF
these goods in their dry goods establish
ment in all sizes, ages and styles, thus
Milling long felt want. Call and see
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-01-20

EnocF Hodson has now got his steam
saw in operation, and is prepared to de-
liver FIRE wood in any length or in any
quantity.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-01-20

These prices are strictly for CASH, our OBJ
Ject being to sell what we have lett and not
carry any over.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-01-20

Lindley has town lots and farms for
sale on the easiest terms.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-01-20

THOROUGHBRED POULTRY. Il have
Mammoth Bronze Turkeys, Plymouth
Rocks, Dark Brahmas, Light Brahmas,
and Brown Leghorns for sale. Have
aSen more premiums at the last two
EDITORIAL fairs than any other exhibitor
ana birds are all high class. Address,
4 h. NORTON, lock box IS. Livingston,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-19
Comnotltlon IN Nntnrnl nns.

The New York Crockcry and Glass Jour.
nal contains this notice OF q well.known
Wheeling man: "The manufacturers Of
Wheeling and tile vicinity will probably
never know how much they owe to Mr..
Charles Brockunier, OF Hobbs, Brockunier
& Co., for competition in supplying natu.
raj gas. One company secured an exClu-
sive franchise, but In spite Of this Mr..
Brockunler organized some Of tho manu-.
iaCturers and induced another company 10
enter the field; but as 1t was not allowed
to enter the sacred limits OF the corpora.
ton by reason Of a foolish and perhaps
thoughtless grant, the pipe had to be put
down by the manufacturers for their own
Use, as the city authorities could not bind
them to take gas from the company with
exclusive privileges. The exclusive grant
fixed the maximum charge per thousand
at fifteen cents, while the Wheeling Natu.
raj Gas Co,-the one supplying the manu-.
facturers-never asked but ten cents 40
the maximum in the townson the opposite
side Of the river, and the first company
had to agree TO the same thing. Mr.. Broc.
kunier was at the head ,oi THIS movement,
and thus saved the manufacturers from
being at the mercy OF a monopoly
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Given Away Mt Home.

MoKRRspoRT, July 1.-THE McKeesport
Times has the following in regard to the
Bay Ridge regatta, gotten up by John
Teemer:
"Reliable intelligence from there says
that the race Is considered q crooked one,
1t is generally believed there that Ger
man was dumped" and the proceeding Ia
looked upon asa most ungFRteful and un,
worthy piece Of business, At the start Of
the race Ross took the lead and at the
turn was three lengths in advance, From
there Teemer gradually gained, but KEPT
q good boats length behind, He was that
far behind until within a short distance OIL
the stake, when he made q squirt but
didn't come In first, II was very apparent
that he had held back too long, II Is well
known that Ross has often declared thai
Teemer could beat him any day, and 1t Ia
equally well known that Teemer alwayG
has beaten him whenever he chose to dc
go, The race yesterday was only q sham,
q hippodrome, II Is known also thai
Ross was backed by MCKsesport money,
and this, coupled with the fact that
Teemer,s hackers lost, is very suggestive,
and tells the story to any one capable oil
seeing through q selve,"
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The special train which leaves at LEO p.
NJ, next Tuesday for Milwaukee, bearing
the Arion society and Its friends, will go
through to Milwaukee, slespers, coaches
and all. This train takes It's passengers
right through the heart Of Chicago. The
ATion slsepers will be here some time be.
fore the departure Of tho train, and the
society will decorate them handsomely.
The train will arrive at Columbus for
early supper, and Especial meal has been
arranged Tor there at a reduced price.
Breakfast will be taken at Chicago, also
by special arrangement, and the exCur-
sionists will arrive In Milwaukee In time
to secure quarters before dinner. The
members Of the society were yesterday
rendered q special train leaving in the
evening In lieu OF the former arrangement,
but declined, preferrlng the daylight ride.
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n
be Held OF the Island September o and
ma GPsnt Time AnticIpated.

Held ON the Island September 0 and
lO-A Great Time Anticipated.
The First Regiment W, Va, Vol Inf.
has decided to hold It's contemplated re-
union on the old fair grounds on the
Island the Thursday Of State Fair week
September 9-and will request the State
Fair managers to make Friday, September
10, "Army Day." and continue the re-
union on oyerthatdsyof the fair, Thereisa
peculiar fitness about the place chosen tor
the reunion. It was on theold fair grounds
that the First Regiment went into camp,
A meeting Of old soldiers Of this vicinity
will be held tomorrow evening at Sheib's
music store to make preliminary arrange
ments, Rppoint local committees, etc, The
committee Of the First Regiment will meet
at the office OF the Brooke county Local at
Wellsburg, next Thursday, to complete
plans for the regimental reunion,
It ia proposed to "Reune" on Q big
scale. In connection with the reunion oil
the First Virginia, 1t Is proposed to hold q
reunion OF the Ringold battalion and Gar
Inns battery,
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Prnpnsa1s.
gtnpnBa1s.
Martins Ferry, Ohio, Water Works
Notice TO Contractors and Manufacturers
Of Water Works AppurtCAanCCa

Sealed proposals will 10 received by the Trustees
o. tho Water Wnrks OF toe city Of M.rih.S fCfv,
Ohlo, a. thtlt o!lc0in said city, untIlB h,rttk p
:, q IUESDAY tho 10TH DAY OEAUOt.T iS@i
ior the nOnht uoll0n Of 4 syst IN Of vat I Works.
The specifications and drawing vii b. adJAt
The OIL 70 Of said Trustees abOug July q, 1856
The WORK Involves the OOnBtFCO Ion Of 4 Pump
Ing Station. q II sofvnif, Pumping Machinery, i1f;
nnhlng and lali Ing approximately 1gyrii nllle,9
pipe fRnEiDB from fourteen TO four Inches ~ III
9tnelor, Including Que hundred ard ihittylhGe
Valves, DO Alsn furnishing aud Letung tlGW
Dnnbio NoaSlC Fire liydmhu. un
Th0 maohi1ety 10 have a capacity oil l,W'Vgg
direct Into tic distributing Pipe Ey,t.m Of into
reservoir.
The work 10 DO completed OH or before Tho dnt
day OF December, 1886.
The Hoard q TiNstsgI Will. entertain proposals.
70 CON- the Water Works entire, aud also
separate proposals for any part thereof
PtOpoaaA lot constructing tho enllte w0tkA nun
% accompanied with a solvent bond 81 iNoihHu s
sstI d9l,Gt,, ~ a guarantee o. good ,aish 90 ,1S
parts o.. The work must bo accompanied Vim
solvent bonds III amounts stipulated IN lle igin
Of hoiloe 70 contractor Inviting bids ior The dlltt'
0ht branches Of tho work. w
The! contractor iQf Tho entire WORK VIII o2 e.
qnired TO- give bond In the AmOunt oil one hhlaigu
anu lity thUutAtd dollars, properly secuted lOlh'
Aufo q faithful completion d the HOIt, ~
Copies oil tho specifications aud VI HE lOih'oi
The Advertisements Tor thu different BRANCHES ol
the work will DO iutnlhtd, when ready, VI NV
Trustees, upon application, u.
Tho TfuAlOes reserve the tight IN contract lof Nv
eniife wOft - a whole or 70 tohuaoi 10Y w
different PARTS separately, or TO tel. al Any ,OJ ~
blt!l, should they 1Bsn. II Tor The Interest OF mar
JOHN H. WELSH,
VA. LiPPliAKDr,
], A, N, BElLH
TiuGti.
GEo. itoRNuNl
Constructing Engineer,
MARItN'6 fEHAY, July 10, 1850 NV
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Tho rorrc IIauto Nail Works.

The statements copied into this paper
from the Terre Haute Gazette OF Thursday
concerning tde return OF the old nailerS to
work there are Corroborated by the follow.
ing from Fridays Express: Ten or twelve
Of the striking nailers went to work We'd
nesdsy morning at the nail works. They
receive the manufacturer sCale.
The Gasete Of Friday says: It Ia thought
the difficulty Of the feeders will be settled
this week, II not they will 90 to work
Monday for 1Oi cents and abide by the do.
cision at Pittsburgh. All the machines In
the new factory that will be put In opera.
ton Monday will make steel nails. The
men are getting their machines in order
and will start up in full force on Monday.
The feeder-nailers will not be removed
from their positions. President Nlppert
attended the meeting OF the Western Nail
Manufacturers Wednesday at Pittsburgh.
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Il NEWS.


stage OF the Water md Movements OF The
Steamboats,.
The Minnie Bay has entered the Oar.
rolton and Louisville trade as a daIly
packet.
Captain George o'Neal, Of s~tOubsnNlle,
master Of the Abnet 0'Neal, spent three
or four days last week with friends In
Pittsburgh.
Friday evening the Ohio River road
took down nearly seventy men that had
arrived here from Pittsburgh and we're on
their way 10 various points down the river
TO bring up the boats Of the coal fleet and
their towB Of ehlptieB that we're laid up
waiting for the rise In the river that was
the result Of last weeks heavy rains.
The Andes 10 due to-day from Oincin.
natl, where she has been .laldlup for some
time on account Of low water. She Will
leave for that point on her return trip 10.
morrow afternoon. Az she will be the
FIRST packet for Cincinnati In two or three
weeks there will be plenty Of freight Of.
Tered, and shippers should get theif con.
slgnnentB on hand early. Capt, Charlie
Muhleman ls In command 40 usual, The
Andes Ia 40 fine o packet 10 can be found
on the Upper Ohio,
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Mr.. John shillltO is very low with rheu.

MI. John shilllto is very low with rheu
matism.
Charles Gill and wife will make theil
homo in Pittsburgh.
An infant child Of Mr.. Florence Tar
was buried yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry samsell are at Fair.
mont, visiting relatives.
The Burr Robbins circus will not use
the Square, but will pitch It's tents on the
creek bottom.
]. W. sellarB has made pictures Of the
BellRire cottages and Cottagers at Burr's
Mills, and will make pictures OF those al
Moundsville.
The ditch for gas pipe is now open as
far as Indian run, and will probably be
open some time, as none OF the small
safety pipe has yOt arrived.
The Armenian students who lecture to.
night at the NJ. L. Church arc raising
funds to pay their expenses while prepaf.
Ing for missionary work In Turkey.
The debris around the foundations Of
the burned Crystal window glass works Is
being removed and the work Of rebuilding
will DO begun at once. The new buildings
will be Of iron.
Rev. William Eaton preached In the
First Presbyterian Church Yesterday, At
this church on next Sunday Martin Simp.
son Of the Chicago Theological Seminary,
will preach. Rev ]. G. Black preached
for Rev. H. NJ. Brown at the Second Pres.
byterian Church yesterday. MIR. Blown
will be absent for about six weeks. Rev.
r. +. Keller vent to Hannibal yesterday
to preach, and Rev. Benjamin Chew, Of
Wheeling, preached al the Flrst NJ. E.
Church. There was no service at the
South Bellaire Church yesterday morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-19
The Ausury Of tho bones.

"COld ShOn' IN 81. Louis AOtot Atd.
Pittsburgh is not booming in the ordi-
nary acCeptation OF the term, she is but
realizing tho results OF well.tlmed and
well.applied enterprise. She bids fair to
double her present population and 70.
sources during the next Eve years; and
Wheeling will prove nc laggard Hhe has
entered the liste, thrown down her quaint
let, and history has never yet had oCca-
sion 10 record her q reCreaut. 1have been
exploiting and formulating the unequaled
advantages and claims Of this city, not
idly or alphabetically, but because they
are In material existence, Just as | have
been publishing them. They have only
been waiting an opportunity 10 be devei-
oped and utilized, and that opportunity is
at hand. While digging trenches for the
natural gas pipes through her principal
street the workmen exhuned some human
bones, the remains Of some Of the plo.
neers, which, Upon exposure 10 the air,
Crumbled into dust. This 10 an auspice
that the Anticipated, iosslllBsd spirit and
ideas Of the eighteenth century are van.
lshing before the progressive atmosphere
Of 1885, After all my demonstrating and
sxhorting, ! hope never 10 have cause to
wall over Wheeling, az did jeremiah, the
prophet Of old, over unappreclAtiye Jefu.
salem,
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Settled AZ last.

In tho case Of the Ohio City Bank yer.
suB the stockholders IN tho deiunCt Ohio
City Iron and Nail Company, Of Martina
Ferry, the attorneys In the case, Judge
Milltf, OF steubenVille, for the plaintiff
and Hon. Ross ]. Alexander for the de.
tense, settled matters Friday on the follow.
Ing termBi Fifteen parties holding large
claims were dismissed from the case BY
mutual agreement, and oil claims settled
for 10 percent OF the amount Of stock only
and such Judgments entered, The amount
which might have been claimed was l0C
percent oiths amount Of each individuals
stock, with interest for ten years. The
case has been IN litigation for ten years
and has been before almost every session
Of the Belmont County Common Pleas
Court during thattlme. Among The prln.
OlpAl claimants were the Steubanville Fur.
mace Company, who will get $500 the
Glrafd Iron Company, Of youngstown,
who will get 1925, and the Ohio City Bank,
Of Martins Ferry, which will get 81 900,
There are other small claims which will
aggregate $3.50.
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OIL y GAs WORK.

Pushing the Work on the Pipe Lincs-TIG
Washington oil Fields.
The two natural gas pipe lines in the
city are being pushed rapidly, The West
Virginia Company will put on an addI-
tlonsl gang Of men to-day, The Manu-,
iacturers' Company worked lts men all
night Saturday night making the Connec.
tons from the Hinge factory to Main street,
and all day yesterday closing up It's line
on Main street south Of Fourteenth. The
pipe on South street was tested yesterday,
The Board Of Public Works refused to let
this company open the ditch between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets until all
the material is on the ground 10 complete
1t at once.
There wal a pretty bad csve.in In the
Manufacturers ditch on MainAtreet south
Of Fourteenth yesterday afternoon. A
Pittsburgh man was caught by the falling
earth, but not badly hurt. There are sew
eral ugly cayes.in the West Virginia Com
pany'S ditch on ChRpline street. The
West Virginia Company will have q port
able engine here to-day made specially for
pipe-testlng.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho city aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In tho city anu wheeling FOLKS
Abroad.
Miss Mamie Carroll, Of this city, is the
guest OF friends in Steubenville.
Mr.. @. II. Judkins, Of the Flushing, O.,
Advertiser, was in the city Saturday.
Capt. B. B. Doyener has been spending
tho past week in Braxton and Lewis
counties.
Mrs. Louis Claus and!daughter, Miss Jen.
ME, have left for a two months visit with
relatives in New York city.
Mrs. Charles Fenstemaker, Of Pitts.
burgh, Is in the city, the guest Of Mics
Maud Mcdonald, OF North Main street.
Miss Maud Mcdonald will leave Tues.
day for Chicago, where she will be the
guest OF Miss Eta Lewis until the first OF
September.
MI. Ben Hardesty, who has been en-
ployed in the b. & D. freight Office here,
he is filling tho position Of night agent.
Col. George W. Thompson, ]. D. Neal,
". N. Chancellor, ]. A. Fckinger,
Thomas Petigrew, O. s. Williams, w. l..
Mutt and l. I. flsey, Ohio River road
officials, were atthe Mcclure House Sat.
urday.
In speaking Of a concert given by Miss
Gay Duncan last week, the OlarEsburg
Telegram gays: "Mrs. Fred W. Seymour,
a Wheeling lady, won the honors Of the
evening, her singing being particularly Of
a high order"
Cards have been received in the city
announcing the marriage in Kansas City
recently Of Mr.. D. F. Mcdonald aud Miss
Matte Lang. Mr.. Mcdonald was recently
appointed to the head Of the freight de-
partment Of the X. O., s. +. & G. railroad
In Kansas City.
DR.. Thos. McKennan, OF Washington,
Pa, and NJ. l.. OF, Howard Hazlett, Jas.
Cummings and Geo. +. Johns, all repre-.
sentative business men Of Wheeling, are
at the Mullin Hotel, rusticating. During
the day they 20 fishing and at night count
their h.-MoorefeLd E1pre@.
Misses Phoebe and susie Burke, OF
Pittsburgh, who have been visiting at Mr..
H. W. Relman'B on Fifteenth street, left
for home yesterday morning. Misses Het.
tis and Bertha Redman, daughters OF II.
W. Redman, accompanied them 10 Pitts.
burgh, from whence they will 10 10 Win.
chester, Va, TO visit relatives.
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The Fair Ground wcllIn tho Gnnt1,

About 8 o'clock Saturday evening the
bit at the Wheeling Oil C~ompany's No. l
well, on the Washington Fair Grounds,
struck the Gantz sand, at o depth Of 1000
feet. A fair showing OF gas at once made
It's appearance, and the well was shut
down, and preparations made TO move the
boiler back. This was done yesterday,
and drilling isto be resumed this morning,
Tanksge is oil ready, and connections
made, but no oil Is looked for and none is
wanted in this sand, the big flow being ex.
pected from the Gordon sand, 800 feet
lower down. This sand, 1t is thought, will
be reached Thursday.
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News reached the Office Of the Natural
Gas Company Of West Virginia, in this
city, Saturday evening, that a strong flow
Of gas had been struck at a depth O.
2,2lS feet, on the Parkinson farm, the
eastern terminus OF the compsny's gas
pipe line in Washington county. The
we'll ia two miles east OF the McCarrell
farm and Is said to produce the largest
amount OF any in the county.
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the special oficers last evening, Arumor
reached he CITY late last nipht that he had
been brought across 10 Moundsyills and
locked M Tor saie keeping, but This report
was denied al Moundsyille, and ia pIoba.
bly incorrect, The formalities necessary
To- keep him in,custody and pet him back
into Ohio IL he saw it TO raise objections
would dictate another course to the Ohio
officers. 1t was the understanding that
he would be taken out to ST, Olairsyille
this morning and 10 the county
jail.
TuR Accrspn RRT,oRNT.
o-leu. - nm
oamPpe! nAu h'He 70 y ABOUT lns AZ
fair. de oil course denies Lis guilt, he
has proleRssd to be unwell for q day or
two. and botb ba and bis family saw ba
was sick Saturday niSbt and was noi ont
n me honSe NJ Snv tina in ths nigbt
The dvnamits cartriSyaa wave snch as
ara nsedi the mines, Tbsv are Esnt tor
sale III Inc store' and ara niacsd III sais
Eeepinp in a magazine at soms distance
from the store and coal works, This mao.
axine Ia Of course locked, and fhsrs we're
no siVns vestardav Of anvhodvis having
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-19

THOUSANDS OF cases OF consumption are
cured every year by Acker's celebrated
English Remedy. It Is q guaranteed
preparation; il 1t docs not help you It will
cost you nothing. Try it. Asingle dose
will show it's good effect. Trial bottles 10
emeller's.
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I'HItIIIUru !" OIIIUbOIIu IIlFUuBh TrRIh
from Wheeling 10 Milwaukee, Tuesday,
July 20, conveying the MRnnerchor and
Germanls Singing Societies and their
friends. The special train will leave
Wheeling at 1905 r. M, city time, arriving
at Milwaukee at u noon: Fare for round
trip, 50, The B. 80. will run their entire
train coaches and sleepers through from
Wheeling to Milwaukee without change Of
cara. Time by B. & o., six hours quicker
than any other line out Of Wheeling. Gall
at 9%chnept's drug store, w. H. 9helb's
music store, or B. 20. ticket office, for
and sleeping car berths. IfCksts
good going on all trains July 10, 20 and q.
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HOPES OF A GENERAL BREAK,

This action OF the LaBelle mill reviver
the hopes Of the strikers and tho public
1t Is believed that now the BOllaire and
Bsnwood mills, at least, will sign the
scale, and the nailers expect the Laughlin
mill to follow suit. The situation In the
other mills Of this district Is somewhat
less hopeful, but some Of the workmen
point out ways in which the scale can be
signed and put in force, and express the
belief that this Is really the beginning Of
the end and that the back OF the stub.
born strike OF nearly fourteen months
standing Is broken at last.
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WEAR Balbllggnn Underwear. They
are the best ana cheapest All sizes at
U. HESS " SONS.

SPRING and Summer stock lust no.
CClVeu. An elegant and complete limo o.
Sultlhgs, P"antAlO0hlngs Ahd OVOrCOat.
lngS, which We will make up In the best
stylJ and at low prices:
1891 h 1898 Market Street.
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The Centrars Wells.

The contractor who is putting down the
two oil wells for the Central OIL Company
Of this city, in the Washington field, in
his last report says that No. | Is down /, l0C
feet and that for the last 100 feet the drill
was constantly IN cave rock. Thus far the
drilling Of this we'll has been attended
with great success, The collapse Of the
casing In well No. 9 was a vexatious acci.
dent and delays work on that we'll for an
indefinite period. Tho casing will have
10 be replaced by q heavier one.
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Steal Estate.
FOR SAIll.

Double Brick House, No. 100 and lo2 Fifteenth
street, y rooms 10 each house; water On each iOOr;
ga tnroughout and I TOomed Fame House on
alley 10 rear, all GU full half lot. Pnce $3.50.
No. HOx Market street, 8 rooms. Ihte $3.50.
Terms eAsy=;sSO cash; o long tlm0 aud small pay
mentB gu balance.
street. lFice 5000,
No. DIS ICCclIOCh street, G rooms. Price A,s@.