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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
Alhanr,s Reclamation CLOSED.

ALBANY, n. Y, November 3.-The reg
istrstion in the city closed at o'clock lest
night with totsl registration of $4,000.
Yesterday on afidavits prepared by the
c tissns' Committee tctIl of 2, 339 names
were removed from the lists, including
those voters who have died or removed.
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His R.publicanism Too Much.

JERSEY CITY, November 3.--The police
commissioners this morning caused pro-
found sensation by assuming control Of the
department. Chief Murphy is shorn Of
his power. The bNard is Democratic. The
chief is an ardent Republ can.
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New York Ready for the Grsa. Contest.

NEW YORK November 3.-AIl of the
downtown exchanges will close from Mon
dav night until Wednesday morning. TIE
custom house will be open from 9 to 10 q.
m only Cd election day for receiving CT
tries and granting clearsncts of vessels.
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Earthauake at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, TENN, November 3.-Quite
perceptible earthquake shock was felt
here this morning at $50 o'clock. People
aslet in the upper stories Of buildings and
residences were tousid ersbly alarmed. It's
duration was only few seconds.
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Nan York,s Great PsI sde.

NEW YORK, November s.-Tht tsa
R.publican parade came eff herepA'
like last Saturday the rain fe reec @
sanity. Otherwise the parade We sU'
cess, About 80, 600 men were In
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NEWS AGENTS. NOTICE!

News Agents desiring extra copies
Nf the REGISTER containing Election
Returns, will please send ir their or
derS without delay, stating what
number of extra copies they wish for
each day.
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THE WEATHER

For West Virginia and Western Pennsyly : MA
Warmer, fair weather, westerly, shlluhg u
northerly, winds.
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A Prtnoely Gifs TO the Pope.

ROME, November 3.-The Catholics Of
Australia and India have presented the
Pope with 81, 100000.
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Chancery Sale
-OF@
II e A l. e S ~ A II r.

No, $500 Rim the Chanccry Court NJ shelby Conn.
W. T. lcaslcy, administrator ot 5, g. Clayton,
deceased, ". John X CLAYTON ctnl
Hy virtue Of nm introductory decree for Olc on.
tend IN lhcAbuvc cause on the 2,th day 81 January
lNNS, NJ H. 81, pagc "a, will sell NJ public auction
lo the highest bidder Ia mont oi the clerk aud
Masters Office, Main street cntpncc oi the court.
house Of shelby county Memphis. Tennessee, on
saturday, 9th day OF May, tSSS,
within lcrnl hours. the following described proper
ty, situated In shelby county Tennessee to.NiE
About miles east Of Memphis ON thc old Mem.
phls and Germantown plank road. being lot No
" Kenneth barrvtts subdivision. bounded ~ fnl
lows hrinniug az the southeast corner oi lat No .
oisaid subdivision, la the cyniCrufthc Nymphisand
0rrmanl,Wn plank mad unaiug thence north
Z enst a t,ln chnlus a. u stake, thence south
~ east ~ q lu1 chains thuuCo south o. wet
o AllO0 chains tn the Crutrr nf said plank rnid
thcuoc north tS west with said mad a. G,lOl
chains 10 the beginning, containing " ~ iuu acres
Terms NJ saloon u Cvlit oi aud 10 months
note bearing iuirr,~t With security rrQuirrd lien
rciaincd. redemption burpd This llth day 81
April, issN
81 MCDOWELL I. clerk aud Master
~ T. ". nmllcy. ID. g. and VI
Taylor a Carroll. T. a. Mcilcury Solicitors
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DRsusAis TuR EyfAV SUPPLIES AND
i Interpretation department NJ fIr Interior
uf,aool ind'an An.in. Nsh.urign. Arrl o. 49,
H..is iur iggi Hnf DEL submitted Doe ffpHWfH tu.
frupn rHidn. fluur tiuihlug uf Tran rlHiatIHu.
~ q, ihe e9.r may D.. lnd dlrricd g. iig ,"m.
aInL Nf- io.i. ulll D. fe"yI1rl until . pm. ui
fHsnH Nuv -. i.., iuf furnishing iur UIr lnI.au
frnit. ghuni Yinu pounds laUlu, HrH f1
poundl noei uu d. hnai frFu iuuH'. naus
ilUu pounds Baking rutHrr fuuisu fUuuIs
tufn. t.Fu fHBunfIa tunfr HHfFf uf fuuffI. I.Hf.
NWu pound lufl. lfsuu iauUuds iiar iHuI.
% .nl puUnis iinmInt utUI pounds t.iid .u Istf
frt Nes rft. 30" i1Hris uHfuHl e. ui
pounds un't. loo pounds liIHf 1uH IuuUi. IUH.
a'un pounds salt t.uH rIuHl. ear I.Huu
slf1y agd 100 rg,nf' Wheat No Ia"t
Iau "a -Il.llur. laos yHrit. standard fsfI.U.
lWuu tHfls DRILLING iWI fHHI. Duck. iVr
iwm aI s5inr ESQ lHrl. nruIua i5u
fau'H ninEiHu. aiuH ,irIs. truu .t iUius.
IfnuFuIi. thUtiut IfiHu iHrl. IifuWu .Hrl .uF
.hnn iHuiF irl.lri rhrg.iuf ~nn FHFIH
utlou .hitnr inp" }rHl. calico i.rug
rrIse, No4.us. hHrsur. NuI'ri -urrIHH
81 boil iipltt fiF Hrf ifif lIsI uf ui. iaHrHHH
HHlriH. tur1 Hs iIaIura. Flows nHtrs. Iufis. &C.,,
uni llfihuut ID wagons UJuir.I iUT ihp .UrtIrT.
tl 10. drHt,fI Ht rhItsr1 Kfnaa gIU aud -.Uuf
els. Mo- goo such WAGONS Of. mHY g. fHuuIfHi.
adapted tn thu climate ui ihu llrIir 'iH.i. vim
California brake. delivered "a .Hn imnrl.Hp
Alsu. transportation iuf ufh ui thH Hu'T'Ua
FHpIi. anil supplies UHI UlT uIf lH UUutHrIHl iHf
n Ir dr'NIHd M fhc Arruaas IffH rlf uT
Htur utf us tutTrFHisf nitNfH s.IniHl.f
Showing thH Minds and qlHuIU.t Oi ri. H.HHHn
supplies rHIuUHl luf r.tl Aufu.V aud HUinll
anil thr kiuia ani quauiii.0f De HHas nf Hl. HlhUr
ruuIH Hud articles, iur.INrf With blank pro
IfHiIs Huuiiiuua 90 D. observed UT hlfHfa UHU
aHl place ~ dfiitrn, terms ~ contract Hui Jay
muit Incorporation fuuiUa aud 90 other urf ..sIf
Instructions WIil In lIu '.Hrl utuu application Zoo
fhH Indian ONO in Wellington. Ur Ne ti uII ff
Wplfr Hfff. SEQ inTi' James ilfrrrHu.sl. Nu
t, iiraitat, NrW Nufk. me tommieaflcs Of aui.
t.ffHuUr. g.. ~ 4 DO ttoItuur tLiUfFn. tHhifu.
uDuh. ,OHhHa, lni iDuis. -H.ui rtui. aui 300
lmnr.an tHr r,siuHsirr at rlouH C.iy. 1nl
lnukiuui nnd in fhr f.ftmHfirH Ht thr believing
namui Iirftf lu knr.nH AkHnsas tItF. nuriuf
iuu, caldwell. hsiTH lIf. IupuHH Eunlh. sf"Ht
iFni. Howard uuirblnsnu. iamoi. Nflht f.Uu.
Nation. Medicine inifr NFatYn. ulser lIif tllu.
Stealing. Topeka. wellington. Wifhiia HUi W.u.
irIf. Tho Trhi d. rarurti iV fhr Nutrfumfut ~
fU'r1 any nud ~ bid. ~ nnb IIn uf auI lld nnd
three pfursssaia ore Invited under Tf1fIsn tHat
npIf1f fIOuu fhall o. mHde iof ihr suppilU ID
luHHntt tHds viii b. nffnUi M thr hour and
day above uHt0d nni biilru ore Invited o. o.
UfuHUnt af fhr upruirf trnuffrp fHffta a Az
~ bids must o. accompanied ~ CrHiHril thfrks
~ duin upun come United STATES nvffaitufT ~
fhu irt Aniiuuri iiuk 90 tas AnFrlos. tdi Coz Ht
iUati o. fcf cent ui ilC amount N uIo pf1Ifral
l19N Ton u. e. ATKINS. c.uia .asi1Ha.
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TATE's SHORTAGE.
The Kentucky Treasurer Gets Away
With $3.50. 900.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 24-The report
OF the commissioners appointed to investi-
gate absconding Treasurer Tate's Office,
was submitted to the Kentucky Legislature
today. 1t contained no sensational dis
closures, the deficit being placed in the
neighborhood Of $3.50 900, the sum already
named. This may be reduced to less than
100000 if certain papers prove good. OF
the seven schedules attached to the re.
port OF the commission examining the Of
flee OF Treasurer Tate, the most engaging
is that which relates to miscellaneous due
bills and evidences Of indebtedness due j.
W. Tate, treasurer, and in his own right.
Twenty-seven typewriter pages are in
cluded in the statement and the total
amount evidenced as due is SO, 7S2. so. 1t
is estimated by those who ought to know
that not exceeding one third oil the amount
is subject TO collection, for the very good
reason that majority of the due bills
have been cancelled long ago, but care
lessly left in the treasury. The report
shows that the grossest carelessncss pre-
vailed in the treasurer's Office during
Tate's regime Of twenty years.
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nor thence north ssh west with said Douglass line
- ChaiuS Is links Ia his southeast corner thence
north s west 10 chains 10 stake IN Fellows south
line north 80 east, 90 links irom white oak
pointers, thence south Slt east with Fellows line,
q chains 81 links TO the BEGINNING containing lOl
acres and n tract beginning ut n stake white oak
pointers In the W. y, llamin's west line and the
southeast corner of the Fellows estate, thence . 10y
west with llamlins and Ellis line ~ 16-lOO chains
with white and nod oak pointers, thence IS ~
west - chains ~ links To stake IN field, Doug
lass north line thence north g 10 east ~ chains
~ links 10 stake, thence south So east with Eel
lows and Andrews line, - chains 63 linkG TO be.
ginning containing 100 aees,
Thriy.thrcc acres of the Borland subdivision In
Fourteenth civil district, owned by Louisa FUN.
- ScVcnty.ilv acres, Eleventh district, owned by
0nna NJ Roper lying ON Nonconnah creek, begin'
nng AZ stake IN the bayou, SassairlS pointers Let
Tie Lewis northwest corner thence west ilh7
chains 10 gum marked ~. H., thence south
chains ~ links To stake with gum pointers, thence
east ~ chains ~ links tO stake with SWcetgum and
hornhcan pointers, thence south Ia chains 10 links
to stake and dogWood in the bend OF the crock,
thence east II chains ~ links To m elm, swcctgum
And oak pointers, thence north with lcttc Lewis
1inc tu the beginning.
Two hundred aud seven acres owned by George
IL Tuggle, beginning NJ II. T. Jones' southwest
corner, thence west chain ~ links to northeast
corner of the dover thence south n cast 10 chnuS
to u stake on the &. & II, road, thence south 40
west y chains ~ liukS to stake In old field, thence
south e. chains ~ links To- n stake with whitcunk
and hickory pointers thence east ~ chains - links
tn stake with whtcoak aud sWcctgum pointers,
thence north l03 chains links To stake IN II. r.
Jones southwest corner, thence west ~ chains -
links To the beginning less 40 acres redeemed by
Charles nggc
one hundred acres, owned nv '. e. Nicely
bounded on the north by +. s. Harrison, on the
east by the bradley estate aud ON the west by
stewart
Five ncrcs owned by J. NJ. Scott, bounded on the
north 10y BOardmnn ON the south by Tuhcyillc,
on the Gust by Thomas, and on the west 10y liar.
r,son near Germantown.
Eighty acfcs, owned by Alex. Tugglc aud u. W.
FcuthorstOnc bounded on the north 10y 4. 4. Doug.
lass on The south by W II. Douglass aud on the
east by Ellis
Thro hundred aud twenty acres owned 10y
Harrison Smith, being the west half of section 4
township l, range y west OF the basis meridian OF
the thiCknsaw ccssiOn
Five acrs, owned by CIV Thomas, bounded on
the north by Fleming, on the south by Anderson
aud on the east by Thomas
Terms of sale; ON credit " six months note
bearing Interest with security required, lien 10.
tanned redemption barred.
This 18th day of April, lSNs,
=. l. MCDOWELL, D. G.
h II. wlLHoYTE, solicitor
by j, NJ. BRADLEY, n. C. an
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4 short.I.INed In.iIinfInn.

PWLADElrnA, Pa, April -. The Key
stone Investment company, after d brief
history o. few weeks, has suspended pay
mcnt The liabilities are placed by the
counsel o! the company at $4,000 No
figures on the assets are given. The COM
pany had the minimum number OF stock
holders allowed by the laws of New Jer-
sey, and they were Frank Brown, Ralph
Kendall and w. II. Conn. Mr.. Kendall
i president OF the company, and Mr..
Brown, who'is understood to have been
the rcnl heart Of the concern, was secro-
tury.
The company organized soon after the
campaign against the bucket shops" had
been begun by the stock exchange. The
Keystone Investment company was q big
''buc!gct shop" and acted rs a hacker for
about twenty stock jobbing establishments
IN this city and in Trenton, Reading vii
minglon, Della, Baltimore and Washing.
ton, and oihcrpoints in the States Of Penn
sylyania aud New Jersey.
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ClIANCERN SALE
-U E H
REAL ESTATE.

No. llil v Hthaucry Court 1T shelby County
v. T. Audtr.nn, commissioner. etc, IS Nm. ~
lvtllus tai
w virtue ut mn luicfluCuiUrv dr.tco Tor sale en-.
toned in the nhuNc UHusy ON the "a dlV 1T Nirh
l.'a IN. % a.. H. g. and renewed nth dny ui
March lsse. | viii sDll. % public nurtinu. tu the
highest bidder In trunt ~ thD CLERK and Masters
ulhrr ~ the Main ftrtt vutuupr 1T the uuuu huufr
Ut shelby county. Memphis Tenn. on
saturday, MAY i9, tEsH.
within lead hours thc fpilUNinr dorrlIol proust.
~. ntuuici la Memphis, shelby county. Tenn,
towit
int 2. county lot .ni fronting ~ ON a.,
south sldo 81 Alabama stfvUt aud running back b.
tween llnrs so feet murr ~ les.
Terms ul ralr=uu "a rrelllt ui months motto hTHf
inT Interest with security ruulrrd. lien utalntd
redemption harfu'L 1his Apfi q, tssN
T. MCDOWELL. g. & ~
~ T. " Bradley. D. g. a and ~
10 N a. " NiIhnftr solicitor
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liuEyA, VI. T., April 23.-Thc Demo.
'riic territorial convention organized here
;e,iorlay with W. A. Clark ms chairman.
The Hon. Martin Maginnis aud Thoma.
Marshal wcrr unanimously selected IA del
scIics 10 the Democratic convention at st.
Louis. AIessB. Davidson and Savage
Ocrr chosen ~ aiscrnalcs. The delegates
were not instructed, but are presumed 10
Dp iur Cleveland. whose administration was
.ni1r-cl by the convention.
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GEN. GRANTS BIRTHDAY.
Banquet To Be Held in Pittsburg by
the Americas Club.

Banquet To Be Held in Pittsburg by
the Americas Club.
PITrsBuRG, Pa, April 24.-The banquet
OF the Amcricus club. to be held at the
Monongahola house next Friday evening,
in honor Of the birthday of Gen. U. s..
Grant, viii undoubtedly be the most sue
cessful dinner, as far as the assembling Of
distinguished men OF the Republican
party is concerned, ever held in this city.
The guests who have so far accepted the
Invitations, and who will be in the city
on Friday morning, are Senator John
Sherman, of Ohio; Senator j. ID. Cameron
and Matthew S. Quay, of Pennsylvania;
Ex-senator Benjamin Harrison, Of India
diana; Col. Fred. ID. Grant, the Hon
Richard Smith; J. =. Foster, president of
the Republican League of the United
States, and Andrew b. Humphrey, secre-
tary Of the league, both Of New York;
Gov. James A. Beaver, Lieutenant-G Govern.
or W. +. Davies, secretary Of the com.
monwcalth; the Hon. c. w. Stone, the
Hon. John Dalzell, Adjutant ID. II. Hast
ings, Gen. Martin BEEN, of Chicago, and
the Hon. John G. New, Of indianapolis.
Among the letters Of regret is one from
the late Hon. Roscoe Conkling.
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sr,,NroN, Va, April 2l.-The commit.
ler % select a place Tor the annual conycn-
jon or oncampment oi the German hap.
isis Of the United States has decided on
Uurisonburg, Va. Tho convention will
D. held the lint Tuesday after Whit sun
10y In 1889. Prom 10000 to 1890 per.
pns Of this denomination. representing
wury State and Territory in the Union,
ighily attend ihcgc Thnual gatherings.
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A 7 fRAYERs STATION, TENN., APRIL y.
~ lES one dark lay mare mrle on The ifyof
iafuI has shoe ON flFitt f0N iout and sfald on
station Tenn.
ONE BAY NARE AND PHsE ZION, PHAEroN
" contained role gloves, whip aud hitch block
ol iron. owner Gu have tamC 10y proving prop
cry nnd paying charges Stanley a Anderson.
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The Abduction OF Eliza Nixon.

WIcmIi, Kas., April i.--Intercsti in the
Ease Of Ms. Eliza Nixon, who was iorci.
bis abducted from her home last Thursday
BY her ,tepson and two men hired for the
purpose, in order 10 obtain control 81 her
property, which is valued at over 100000.
hns been rcawakcned by the arrival Of T..
g. Hyde, nt Sycamore, H., 10 sec that the
matter is fully investigated. Mr. Hyde
SAYS that for years letters written 10 Mns
Nixon by his branch OF the family have
luycr been answered, and that they had
ong nouincd her as dead. lie learned Of
her existence through the Chicago papers.
lie las sworn out warrants for the arrest
u Mrs Osborne, Mrs. Nixon's nurse, and
Mr.. NiNon's stepson, William.
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IQlANkErs- SATURDAY EVENING, liloM
- Union avenue 10 Unlon street Two taddle
Blankets ono fray ielt with square hole cut IN
ccntcf. onc uown felt with cnibruidcfed mono
GAms .. z no reward Return 20
&C 1Oof a Co. IA tsoand street
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s breeder Of poultry SAYS Every spring
rgnrc q quantity oi cedar boughg and
ralipf them plcntiiully IN aud around the
lcnhanic. The odpr Of cedar keeps away
icnain. The remedy Is simple and elect
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CIIANCERY SALE
uI
II EAL ESTAT r..

No til 40 r. ChHuoCN Court ~ shelby County
o. T.. Anderson. tumml sluugr, etc, NJ. H. Panic
piul
rs virtue Of nn int,rnruiofy drrfrc fdf sale en.
itn'l In ihr nlutU tHusr un lhr iuh dos ni Mnrh.
lN,, n. o. 70. farH 90. I Will flli ID public Hur
tuu.iu tlU hishri hiisf iu irpnt ~ the ClrfE
1ui hWi'fs u.hul. %. Toe Main fuet ruiuurT 90
The 'oun hunru ui shelby ouuniy. Memphis t,hu .
uu
saturday, MAY ts. isss,
Within lTul hour. the following described prbp
ruI, uluigi iu Memphis shelby onuuiy Gruu.
luuli 1T. HIl ~. cis' .iiu Of Musiy ainri in
Jones subdivision, each Dot ifuuiiuH uu Mtshv
.ifti a inra and running back briWuuu TafnilI
lluHs 900 fHfl
Terms 81 -alr on q rusit ~ tiy months. motto
huuiN intnsL with uFuHtr rHtuIpHi iIIu bel.
tIlIrf. rHiruulNu hIffHi This Apfl Il Ias
p = NLipNlll, tirfk and MH.irT
d. ' " Nndirr Deputy llvfk aud Master
n, ~ Niih0itr solicitor
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LADIES

No. t1i Main street, the only exclusive fAIR
DEALER N TuE CiTr. Mr. wiLLEl iscp.
only tie Besi Go0da In Stock Swift bee made from
your comblngz fof $40 anil upward Natural sell
dressing nsngl and Golden Hair wsAf ever
LADY. 2i Main arcct HAiis sioBt eorssr
Main and nssis.
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srnANEp or srnLrs.

IORsE AND MrfE-FROM NY PLACE. OK
IL Kerr avenue. one large bay huue, sfIn in the
shoulder aud one ciny ohupsi mule. 49, hands
high both had fupw On ihplr nccks VIII pay
frwnfd inf thcif MUM ~ me- ~ Halls stable on
I nlun firgt. G. n HARBOUR
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Dn. Epup BAEEE 81 Bait. prrgcribcs llol.
lowsy's Ncrmifugo CONNECTIONS with pcricc,
ai.sLciion.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED.

without tho knife of hindnnoo o. tuFnf~ On if1m
~ to ,D dafa ~ tho Meiiraicd Of Pad Ifuri AMI
of.cr treatment Acontrsci made with zach patlcHL
rifIrtIfr. Uyduorlc sud Nafiepccl1 Ouf.i ln
short line tlfrulafs on application.
The Moderated soft Pat Truss has ihs
fpnng In The front. therefore avoid M OH klfurT
tfuuhIss and can h. worn night and DAY We funf
sntse this Truu ~ 10 easy 10 wear sud N hold mp
Tic b1ucl or money refunded Made aud ftiel %
male of female iy DN NOuE
~ fe~rr1u e.. Memphis Tcna
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The peculiar purifying and building mp
powers Of Hoods SaHaparlla make il the
very best medicine TO take at this season.
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kIItANIn


DAT MARE rONY-uu,loi. white marx ON
! face Etilm 70 John Hgid. 80 Front ftnot
Hni rHt rrWnrL
4 tOWs-fRoM NYPLACF ON THE RANDOLPH
- InId, about one fourth milo north ui The Brick
rhufrh. chelsea Yesterday, .itu JUST one large
yellow CO.'S and ono llEr white one. one has lHWe
TrtUs hnrn. thc other not su lane and projecting
I,fh bad MUGS around mex a lihtrl WUani
viii b. pad hpf nriuu " 1umr tu above place or
90 nuy Information lcaiing 70 urir rccuyry
" e. WERNER
L'RoH 40 aInlOAbwAY Strict. April ~
u enc annii hdudlg gov ore hnin bukcn OF
niuuut tWo inrlE iruuf rulut one l.rfc yellow Hnd
white FIuitgd COW hfnYy 90, with long hair
Hinder will pleasc return - ubuye nuinbCr AMI ~.
teltu inward.
nNR WHITE COW, vlfe KKD NTCK. BLIND
~ IN one go. dr.. VIII pay s. fuNafd COT her
ruturn IN 81 Melstff street.
nNE IRON GRAY fUNY. HHOb All AROUND
" lriulcd With huot 90 lait shoulder Return
a. 80 Front sirct au1 b. rewarded
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HOUsis To LIT.

IiOtsEs To LIT.
A BEAUTIFUL RE,ipENCE-.At 20 Poplar
~ styct Inquire OF ~. horis. 20 MAIN .ifcct
CUITAGEs- SEVERAL NlCE COTTAGEs-i.
" ~ Eaton, ~ Madison street
IIousE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE WITH
I 10 hrfc Moons iu lc1rr.Iu ~ Nice yari.
ruul water ana 100 Cuuvcuirn~s iuf o. boarding.
house Aupiy o. a y BNHhpRp. 80 Min lf.rt
SNALL srUt,i.-So. uiii Main. ...
> WI LINN.
NIoRfHor SOS. us AND 90 FRONT sri.
= sn'o feet each. Vs. A. COLLIER
SIOKE 80. ~ NAiN n. NoN OCCUPIED BY
> Floyd d Mooney. Apply ~
FLOYD & MOONEY
rI,iN NEw GROOM HOUSES oN SEVENTH ASD
i GaingT sircci, g. pr mouth. Appyu
" q iEE& Goa
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nEsifABlE FRONT ROOM. FURNISHED OR
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