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Nevada County picayune., 1888-09-05
TEXTS,
Or Stella Barring,r's Work.

Everything IS in such perfect taste, said Mrs. Wrcxford.
 It is a singular fact that things are apt to be "in perfect taste" in Il bachelor $ residence, so far as the eyes of hls unmarried lady friends are concerned; but then MT. Elsey's s house was new and elegant, with marble vestihules, floors of inlsid wood, and furniture patterned after the most modern and approved styles.
 "les, said Mir. Elsev, looking complacently around his library, where the dark oak cases full of Fur kish leather and Russia bindings contrasted exquisitsl} Sith the green cut of the stained sk8iel window: T think ",'sf h eo bad. All l want now is a pA illuminated
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EOR SALE.

Z 07' E17
A good Two story six room Frame Dwelling
House, with large cellar, two lots GOIlOO feet on
Hall street, KirkwoOd, Ohio.
Can DO had at a bargain. Inquire OF
T. G. ROBINSON,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent, Bridgeport, O.
Or address Mrs.. 8, A. RICR, seWiCEley, Ia.
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Bsllnire.

Frank Archer and John ShuttleWortl
are home from tho State Trades Assembly
at Columbus.
Ed slegarth had his hand badly Gu
scross the palm by breaking cylinder
yesterday morning,
Several young folks went up to Wheel
ing last night to attend the concert giver
at the Wheeling Female Seminary.
George E. Morgan sold yesterday his
sorrel tTolting horse to Guy Anderson, Of
Brownson, Mich, who left for that place
last night.
A cash two inches in length vas cut OF
the head Of David Kounce, near Morgan'E
Coal Works, by lump Of coal falling OF
him from passing car.
The parlor mantel in the residence o.
P. 7. King, in the Fourth ward, took FIRE
from natural gas yesterday, but was dis.
covered before any damage was done.
Howard Lichtenbsrger, master mechanic
OF the o. & P. shops here, received word
yesterday that his brother In Wellsville
was dying. Re left for that place at
O'Clock.
A man forty years OF age, Frank Nc
knight by name, slipped and fell from q
barge in tow Of the George Wood and was
never seen aiterward. 1t happened near
the Belmont Coal Works here.
The Kendall Novelty Company made
quite nice appearance on the street yes
terday, and had packed house last night.
The performance pleased everyone-msde
quite q hit Id fact. Another big house Ia
promised for tonight,
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HI. Cleveland, Sheriff Of Noble county,
Ohio, after James Brown who had been
fully identified In the county jail as one Of
the parties who had burglArizsd the store
AZ Fsber & DanioTd at summerheld, No.
Bile county, Ohio, went before Justice
ont a warrant Of arrest for Brown, as Q
fnoitiye from Justice from the State Of
Ohio, The burglary, as near as the time
can he fixed, was committed on the night
Of the i7Eh Of December, 1887. Tho Jus:
lice held the defendant in the sum Of
81 for examination at . P. N March 8,
iSSs, unless the Ohio authorities come
with their rcquisition before that date.
Brown is now IN jail on two warrants 10;
to-day make application before one Of the
Judges for writ Of habeas corpus in one
or both Of the csses against him from this
State,
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Last year this department was allo,
81 nOn md RxnAndad SOS Il.


In Police Court yesterday morning
eighteen cases were disposed Of. Mary
shipp and Ida Brown, (colored) for keep,
ing houses Of ill.iame, were each fined $40
and costs; the six women and six men
captured In the two houses were fined S.
and coste. All paid except James Craig,
found In Madame Ships place, who was
sent to the hill In default Of payment.
The case OF John BArnum, colored, con.
tinusd from the day before, charged with
carrying concealed weapons, was adjusted
by his paying the costs. Richard John
son, drunk, got 81 and costa and was able
to settle. John Huseman, q resident Of
Est Wheelsng, was drunk and made life
a burden TO his wife; this waa the second
time in month that he had been up on a
charge like this and accordingly he got
dogo Of SO and costs which he paid.
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Mr.. CrapEIe,s Hunsrnl.

The funeral Of Robert CranRle, the we'll
known retired banker, whose death 90.
Cured Wednesday afternoon, took place
at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon from his
late residenee on ChIplins street, and Was
attended by large number, the general
attendance Of business men being pArticu-
larry noticeable. The services were CON.
Quoted by the Rev. DR.. William Il. Cooke,
pastor Of the Second Presbyterian Church,
Of which the deceased was one of the
foundsrB and an elder and trustee. DR..
Cooke was assisted by the Rev. Dr.. D. A.
Cunningham, pastor Of the First Presby-
terrain Church, and the Rev. DR.. ]. D. Moi.
fat, formerly pastor Of the Second Church,
nov: President OF Washington and Jefer.
non College. Tbemusic was by Miss Flora
Williams, Miss Theresa Phillips, Mr.. Will
B. Day and Mr.. Tom Carson, the choir Of
the Second church. The pail bearers
were Messrs. W. B. Simpson, ]. N. Vance,
George r. Taylor, Benjamin Bloomfield,
w. L. Hearn, Judge g. L. Cranmer,
Msjor j. o. Anderson and Prof. J.O. Orr.
The interment was private one at Green.
wood, but the remains Wers followed to
their Last resting plhcs by long limo Of
carriages filed with Borrowing relatives
and friends. The services both OF the
house and grave were very impressive.
The handsome cloth covered cGsket was
covered by several exquisite floral pieces.
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The Board Of Managers OF the Wheeling
4 Belmont Bridge Company met in specia
meeting ct their oftic3 on February "a
1888, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to express theil
sorrow for the death OF their friend and
associate, Mr.. Robert CrRngle, the Presi
dent of the Company.
For q full quarter Of q century Mr.
CrAnRle has been actively identified with
the management OF this company, and fol
moro than thirteen yoara has been ID
President. His fAiEhtulnesa in the dis
charge OF his duties TO the company ant
TO the public, his readiness to work, hill
intelligence and willingness to counse
and help OF all times ss an officer, his high
reputation es a citizen, long and favofa
bly, known In this community, his active
and prominent connection for lifetime
with all interests OF church and OF bus
iness in our midst, have constantly chal
lenGed and rightfully commanded our re-
spect, and now make more deeptelt and
serious the loss sustained by our city in
his death.
Resolued, Therefore, that as, token Of
our kindly regard and deep respect for hip
memory, we will attend his funeral; and
that q minute OF these proceedings be
communicated to his family with the re.
spectfnl expressions OF tho earnest
sympathy Of the members OF this Board.
]. N. VANCE,
Vice-President.
JOSEPH LAWSON,
Secretary.
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At Fourth street Church.
JOSEPH LAWSON,
Secretary

The seyices yesterday in the Fourth
Street N. Z. church were OF the most in
teresting and sdelighHul character. A
good sizsd audience gathered In the morn
ing to hear Rev. David Updegraf preach
He spoke from the words, "S2nctify them
through thy truth, and his sermon was q
most powerful aud convincing discussion
OF the often misunderstood doctrine o.
sanctihcatlon. None who heard thiE
unique and enjoyable sermon could mis-
understand the speaker nor doubt the
truthlulness and depth Of his message.
Much the same may be said Of the
sermon OF lnat evening preached by
Rsy. James II. Smith to q large an.
dience. Taking as his subject, "ChristiRn
Perfection" and defining the perfection
which is not and that which is sttainsble
in this life, he delivered most effective
and eloquent sermon. Many will long
remember his clear exposition, and will
be better able to resph satisfactory ex'
perienee OF divine grace. His coming "a
the city will prove q blessing to the
cnuTchss represented in the services. The
afternoon meeting was large and Interest,"
ing. In the evening at o'clock delightful
service was held by the young men Of the
Young Mems OhYiptian Association. Mr..
Lynch led and Messrs. Bell, Williams,
Rinehart and Morrison addressed the su'
diencs. The addresses were singularly
timely and helpful.
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]. L. Green, Excunion Agent Of the O.,
L. & W. road, Is in the city.
NJ. F. Greavss had hls foot badly mash.
ed yesterday at the Wheeling Greek
mines.
Mr.. F. II, AneTmaD, Of Alliance, Is in
the city this week for the purpose Of or.
ganizing Q Tent OF the Knights Of the
MsccabeeS, an order that Is rapidly in.
Cressing in membership throughout the
country.
John Worlds while intoxicated Thursday
evening went to his home in West Wheel.
ing, and sat down in front Of the FIRE 80
close that both his knees we're burned
severely, a depth OF nearly an inch. DR..
Wagner attended him.
Thursday evening the Assistant Fish
Commissioner In Bsllsirs and the oiicers
from here, repaired to 9 pointilust below
West Wheeling and made q discovery oil
three or four men in the act OF seining.
They surprised the gang, but the fellows
got away by wRding out In the river.
The sein was taken by Officer MeisteI and
brought here.
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RIVER NEWS.
stage of the water and Movement, of the
Boats.

Stage of the water and Movements OF the
Boats.
The Scotia is due down from Pittsburgh
on her way to Cincinnati q. an early hour
this morning.
The Courier Ia this mornings packet fol
ParkersburR. The Ben Hur got away In
that trade yesterday with fair sized trip
on board.
The Bsllsirs did not run in her trade
yesterday, hut lay up here having some
needed repalra made to her wheel. She
will resume her place in the Bsllaire trade
to day.
The river has been falling slowly fol
the past two days. The marks last even.
ing indicated q depth In the channel Of II
feet 10 inches. But very little business
was transacted on the leveo yesterday.
The Louis A. Shirley arrived from Gin.
cinnRh last evening With big manifest.
She will leave on hor return trip at
o'clock this afternoon. The Shirley Is q
stnunch, reliable craft and those who pa
troniEs her are sure TO be cleverly treated
by her gentlemAnly corps Of officers.
About 100000 bushels Of coal have
been towed past this point In the past two
days bound Tor Cincinnati and Louisville.
Thursday the Tom DodsWorth, Joseph
Nixon, Pacific, Hornet No. 3, Fred VIII
son, Time, Raymond HoFner, Dick Fulton,
Joe Penney, William Bonner and Harry
Brown passed down. Yesterday the ]. s.
Mercer, Joseph Rees No. 2, Sam Miller,
Nellie speer, William Homer, Ben Wood,
Rescue, Coal City, John Moren, John
Walton, Alarm and B. D. Wood passed
down. This large number Of steamers
passing has made the river present very
lively appearance during the past two
days. Other steamers Of the coal feet will
probably pass down today with coal in
tow,
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Hobbs pleasantly
entertained number Of friends at theil
residence on Railroad street Thursday
evening.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Paul, proprietor Of the Han
over Hotel, will vscate the house next
Wednesday and remove to the st. Nicholas
Hotel in Bellairo. A Mt, Pleasant gentle.
man, 1t Is said, will lease the Hanover,
The new reels and the hook and ladder
truck have been placed In Webbsr's livery
stable, where they will remain for the
present. The reels are neat and can be
easily handled by either Of the fire COM
panies, but the hook and ladder truck Ia
pretty heavy.
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George Hoelsche, the young man az
rested by Constable st. Myers Thuraday
ON a charss OF stealing from the dry goods
firm Of Stilsl & Co., by which he was en-
ployed as cashier, was before Justice
Caldwell yesterday morning. he waved
q preliminary hearing and was held TO
answer to court in the sum Of 81 500, his
father, Louis Hoelsche, going on his bond.
There arc three charges against the young
man, and $500 bond was required In each.
He was represented by Attorney sitel.
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You cannot afford to waste time in 0xper-
imenting when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems, at first, only
cold. DO not permit say dealer 10 i'm:
pose upon you with some cheap imitation
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, but be sure you
get the genuine. Because no can make
more profit he may tell you he has some.
thing Just as good, or Just the same. Don't
be deceived, but insist upon getting DR..
Kings New Discovery, which Ia guRran.
teed to give relief In all Throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles free ct
Logan & Co.'s drug store.
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AN OLD RESIDENT.
Mr.. j. b, COlvlG'S Death at Ripe old
Age.

Mr.. j. h. COlVls'S Death at n Ripe old
Mr.. ]. B, COlvlg, whose death is an.
nounced this morning, was born in Lon.
don county, Va, May 10, 1872, and emf.
grated with his family over the noun.
tains to Pittsburgh with q wagon train
when he was but six years old. There
his father bought boat and floated down
the river in search OF a good location for
a residence, selecting the place where this
city now stands. The family arrived here
in 1919. Soon after Mr.. Colvlg traded q
gold watch for piece Of land on Glenn's
run, butthe title proved bogus. Then he
went to live at Capuna, and remained
there I'LL 'SS, when the cholera carried
him Of.
]. B. Oolvig removed to somerton, o.,
In 1910, and soon alter to Bonneville. In
1853 he married Mis- MArsdsn, and they
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Thisfamous company, which commences
a four.night's engsgenent at the Grand
Opera Houae this evening, 10 thus referred
10 by the Boston Globe: "The Tourists In
a Pullman Palace Car" in their unique
performance with palace car interior FOL
3 stage setting, was favored with large
and fashionable audience at the Park The
stre last evening. After listening to the
instrumental music, the singing and bright
repartee, and Witnessing the c!eyerest oil
clever impersonations and graceful dane
ing, the audience in leaving the theatre
voiced but single sentlmnnt, and that
was, the entertainment was worth tacinl
the storm to zee. It wa funny, rscy and
pleasing,n
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NITIATEl BLOOD,
ScrOfulOus, Inherited and COnta-
giOus HumOrs Cured
by CutIcura.

Through the medium Of one Of your books 70
celved through Mr.. Frank 7, Wray, Druggist,
Apollo, Pa, became acquainted with your CUT
curA Remedies, and take this opportunity TO Us
tiiy to you that their uSs has ptTmlnent'y cured
me Of one Of the WON'T caat Of blood ii1oninR IN
connection With eryiipells that have ever seen,
and this after having been pronounced tncunblg
BY some Of the best pbyticiAnS In our county.
take great pleasure In forwarding sou this test.
moniAl, unsolicited ~ II Is by you. IN order thai
otheH suffering from similar nalAdles may be en-
courAgod 70 give your Outi1um Remedies trial.
P.9. WHTTLiNGRR, LerchbuW, Pa.
Reference: Frank T. WFAy DnlgRiSt ApOllo, PA
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Manager Riester has booked the Rus
sian drama "Zitka" for the Opera House
next Thursday evening, March l. The
Hol yoke, Mas, Transcript says: The I'm.
eat spectacular drama ever presented Of
the Opera House is that Of "Zitka" which
was given last evening. The scenery Is
special and capital, aud the acting sspeci'
ally good for spectacular piece. Miss
Wheeler was superior in the role oil
"Zltka," and the tRbleaux and ensemble
we're much above the ordinary. The man
agemont Of the stage was excellent, assist
ing 10 the illusions and entertainment.
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bishop Kall's Iontou Lecture

In his lecture at the Cathedral to-mor.
row at 8 r. N. Bishop Kahn will fully ex.
plain the teachings Of the Catholic church
regarding the presence In the Lords Sup
per OF the true body and blood Of Christ,
and will then expose some few Of the
very many opinions devised by those who
have rejected the literal meaning Of the
savior'6 words: "This is my body-thit
Is nv bloOd.N
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Ia Natures own true laxative. It 10 the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clense the system when
biijoul or costiye; to diepel headaches,
colds, and levero; to cure habttual con-
stipation, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-
fsntured only by the California Fig Syrup
COMPANY, San Francisco, Cal. Sold by
IoSsn & Co, Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt
and O. Menkemeiler. At Ballsire by NJ.
n. Mercer.
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sCROFULOUs ULCFRs:

James Z, Richardson. Custom House, New Or
leans, on oath Hys; "ln iS70 scrOiulous Ulcenl
broke out OH my body until was q mas Of cor
ruptiOn. Everything known TO the medical iAcul
~ was tried In vain. became mere wreck. Al
times could not LIT my hands q my head, could
not turn In bed; was In constant pain. and looked
upon life a. 3 curSe No relief or cure 10 ten yeats
In 1850 heard Of the Cuticurl Remedies, used
them. and Was PERFECTLY cured"
sworn 10 before U. s. Com. J. b. Crawford,
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AcKKR's Blood Elixir is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. 1t is positive cure
for UlceIB, EruptionB or Syphilitic Poi,
aoning. II puriAes the whole System, and
banlshes al Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee Il. Logan q Co., o.
r. Goetzs, o. MenkemilleI, R, B. Burt and
Bowie Bros. 3
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FoR RENT.
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE Or RENE-AE EVERETT
n Grand Piano Cheap and almost new, An.
ply TO g. 4. CkANAER, Ne, corner Chapline Gid
lMelIln hIee8. ieli
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scrofula, Bronchitis, and General Debility
will try scoTT's EMULSION Of Cod Liver oil
with Hypophosphites, they will find i'm.
mediate relief and permanent benefit.
The Medical Profession universally de-
clare 1t 9 remedy Of the greatest value and
very palatable. Read II have used
SCOTS Emulation in several cases Of Scroll.
ula and Debility in Children. Resulta
most gratifying. Ny little patients take Il
with pleasure. NV. A. HULHRRT, N. D.,
Salisbury. i'll. MWF4w
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

mPSECOND PRESBYTERIAN
NY CHURCH-ReV. Nm. Il. Cooke, DID pastor.
Services At 1890 4. m. aud 7:30 p. m. Sabbath
School at 0 m.
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n,lcnlnn,n Arnioa sAlVe!

The best salye In the world for cuts,
br1iaay, cores, ulcerr, salt rheum, fever
So ,Sr.L tetter, chapped hands, chilblaiDs,
coma and sill sEin eruptons, and posi-.
Gvely eurea piles, or no pay required. 1t
i S1sranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
~ money refunded. Price % cenh per
boz, For sale by LoEAa & %.
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WAsu1NaroS, D. O., Feb. 25.-For Weet
Virginia rain, followed by colder lair
weather, fresh to brisk winds shifting to
westerly.
For Western Pennsylvania, threatening
weather and rain, slightly colder, fresh to
brisk southerly winds shifting to westerly.
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AT MIGHT always have Acker'B Baby
Soother ct hand. It is the only safe med
icine yet made that will remove all imam
tile disorders. It contains no Opium or
Morphine, but gives the child natural OdSs
from pain. Price % cents. Sold by Logan
& Co., O. r. Goetze, O. Menkemiller, R
B. Burt and Bowie Bros. 9
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The following committees have been
appointed under the resolutions adopted
by the Chamber Of Commence night be-
fore last:
Under Mr.. Ewing's resolution, to secure
information about coal veins, clay depos-
It's, etc, Measrs. ]. D. Ewing, chairman,
Capt. John Mcclure and D. Walter Bell.
Under Mr.. sWseney's resolution, looking
TO keeping the Chambers room open all
the time, the President, DR., Logan, John
@. RIheldaffer and H. Quarter.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
PuBuc BUILDING. CRY CIufE's oYYicE,
WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. %, lsSS,

PUBuc BUILDING CnY CLEKs oYYicE
wHEELISG, W. Va, FEB. 70, 1858.
Scaled proposals will be received at the office oil
the City CLERK until Monday, February a. 1858, ri
O'Clock p NJ, for the removal oil all Kitchen Harb.
age aud DIAL from within the limits Of the city oil
Wheeling, as required by the ordinances oil said
city, for one year ending March 81, 1882 the bids
10 ne a follow:
For The FiSi district, comprising all Of the Fint
ward.
FOR the Second district, compiling the second
and Seventh wards.
For the hird district, comprising the Third and
Fourth wards.
For the Fourth district, comprising all fouth Of
Wheeling Ureak 10 CaldWell's. Run.
For the iith district, comprising all south oil
CaldWelps Kan 70 the southern line OF the city.
No penon will DO awarded for more than one
district, n0r can they be interested In any prOpo.
AAl Tor more than one district,
Proposals to be addressed TO the Chairman OF
tho Committee on Health, the Committee reSeTy.
ing the right 10 reject any or AL bids.
FRANK W, BOWERS,
Ie2l city Clerk.
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TOR SALE LOW.

EN0R SALE-OHIo COUNTY FARM.
n Tho property know as the CRAWFORD Farm,
lying between Glenn's Run and Short gTrCE, IN
RlchlRnd District bout four miles from wheel,
Ing, embracing 80 ores, hne Stone Dwelling, with
barn, stable, corn CRIB, So; all In gCOi repair.
The land Is excellent NlmeStonD veil wEi'fei
and umbeIed, and undertake with COal, Tgus,
easy. Also oFtale. Cottage with acres Of land,
adjoining tho farm. A good home 10, snail
iobs ''' CD. RAwLlEG
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FOE SALEI
REAL EsTATE.
FOR RENT.
INNEp1ArE possEssIoN GIVES.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
smRll House on Eleventh street, cat Of Balt.
more street, 81 co 4 month.
No $50 National road, s. Goa month.
No 260l Woods street, Q rooms, 81 % n month.
No. 1881 Market street, stOre.rOom and cellar.
40. 200 sixteenth street, $ looms SC % a monh.
POSSESSION GIVEN APRIL /.
No. 27I6 Eoi street, SIS 30 month.
No, 2il6 Market street. sl3 90 a month.
No. 40 Eighteenth stuel, rooms and Ce.iiF'
81 co month.
No, - Maryland street, Gl2 50 a month.
No. l8l Virginia stseet, S.3 20 Ia month.
No. 1873 Virginia street, Si3 50 = month
No, 1888 Chapline street, Gll 60 month.
No. $50 Main street. formerly saloon AID
boarding houEe; will paint and put house IN com
plete repair; SIS 90 month.
No. 1903 aeventeeth street, 80 90 & mouth.
No. z02 Sixteenth street. SIS 0OR month,
No. $50 Alley l3. rooms, 8 so a month,
No. 1850 Jacob street, I rooms, @ OOG month.
No. 100 Fourteenth street, SIS " month.
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sCRoFULOUs INHERIrRD,

And Contagious HnmorS, with Los OF Hair. and
Euptlung Of too SKIN. arc positively cured by Gu.
tcuTA and Cuhcua soap externally, and Cutiouia
Rtsolyent internAly,W all other medicines ihil
Sold everywhere. Price, CuticurA, &c.; Soap,
$50; Regolvent, 81. Prepared BY the Potter Drug
and Chemical Co, Boston, Mass.
RB-Seud for "HoW 70 Cure Skin DISEASES" a
pages, 80 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials,