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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-15
West virginia's Boom.
pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.

| FittsbufEh Chronicle Telegraph.
Our near neighbor. West Nirpir
IN, has at last awakened TO the ne.
ecssity ofinducing capital ia money.
brains and bravo TO seek investment
IN that State, and has begun to in.
vitc attention TO The opportunities
offered there for settler and the
Investor, This is the direct out.
growth ofthe somcw whatrcmarkable
convention held nj Wheeling n few
months ago, made up of business
men from all parts of the Sinic-
men OF Affairs, who understand the
Importance of the questions TO be
considered. These men wasted no
time in useless discussion, but went
about the work they had cut out
Tor themselves IN a practical way.
They formed q Board of immigra
ton and Development. with hend.
quarters in Wheeling. and invite
correspondence from all who desire
to better their condition. Asa 10.
suit, letters have been received i'm
large numbers nom all sections OF
the country. People who went
West IN hope of making their
fortunes and found their surround.
ings unsatisfactory there. want 10
know what the Panhandle State
has TO offer them. Others in the
Eastern and middle States, tired
oi the struggle to secure mere
subsistence, have also become la.
lerested, and IL is probable that West
Virginia will have a boom i'm the
way of increased population and
energy that viii go Ear to- pot her
lar on the rood to- equality with her
older sisters. Give her her fair
share OF tie surplus population and
forest aud fields and mines aud oil
territory will be made TO yield their
wealth, and add TO the prosperity
OF the country al large. West Nir-
ginia has natural resources of al.
most boundless value; railroads are
being built to connect all the chief
eenters of population; the country
roads are being improved and kept
IN good order; the climate is salu
brious; there are good markets near
at hand for the products Of mine. field
and factory; and there is no reason
why all these things should not be
made the most Of.
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Wise Words.

a precedent cmbalms principle.
Life is a reckoning we cannot
make tw ice over.
Impulse can do wonders, where
preparations fail.
Confidence is plant Of slow
growth in an aged bosom.
a good conscience is TO the soul
what health Is 20 the body.
You cannot mend n wrong sub
traction by doing your addition
right.
Manners must adorn knowledge,
and smooth It's way through the
world.
There is no courage but in inno
ccnce, no constancy but in an hon
est cause.
Act well at the moment. and YOU
have performed good action to all
eternity.
The true use Of speech IS not 50
much to express our wants as 10
conceal them.
Vanity is a refined selGshness
which is ever exaeting homage, but
never paying any.
The man who has never known
adversiiy is but half acquainted with
himself
A man Of independent mind
shows his independence by the way
he treats old subjects.
Dost thou love life, then do not
squander time, for that Is the stuff
life is made Of
We are taught and we teach by
something about us that never goes
into LANGUAGE at all
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The Sixth volume Of Alde,.s
Manifold Cyelopcdis extends from
bravo To Calyillc. is 6Ss nicely
printed pages including 40 illus.
traiions. Along with It's manifold
number of words and topics treated
briefly, there arc many extended ar.
ucles, as for instances, Brazil. scycn
pages Rreaeh-loading Guns. eleven
pages; Bridge, eleven pages: British
Museum, ten pages. Brooklyn. 6vr
pages Buddhism, fifteen pages; and
california, sixteen pages. The
Cyclopcdia well deserves the en-.
thusias,ic commentator IL Is rcceiv.
ing from all sides, il is eertainly
TIC Cyclopcdia for popular use.
Rev. Or. Wright OF Nfilwaukc.
evidently voices the thought or
many when he says; al may in an
truth and soberuess quote it's firft
word as expressive OF my sen.
i'mcnts in regard TO your wonderful
work, It's comprehensiyencss. its
ehcapness, etc "a Bravo, yea. Bra.
vissimo9" It's small handy volume.
'"fiht+ ~ kiNAAAN Win tnt usual
bulky, unwicldy volumes adopted
by publishers OF Cyclopedias. Is a
very pleasant characteristic, and
undoubtedly adds greatly to the
usefulness OF the work, ms stated bv
DR.. llasty of indianapolis. who
says 81 have the American Cy.
elopcdin, but reference is made To the
Manifold 80 far as have il, ten
times 10 once 10 the former. IL is
marvel of compactncss and com.
plciencss." The, publisher sends
specimen pages free to any appli.
raut, OF specimen volumes which
may he returned &c not wanted. for
30 cents for cloth binding, * cents
Tor half Morocco, post paid; the
better binding is particularly com.
JoIfS B. ALDEN. Publish.
rr, 395 Pearl Street, New Yofk;afS
Clark Street, Chicago.
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Signed win a Sled stake.

Detroit Free Press.
Meet with an accidentf" asked
a policeman Of a farmer on the
market yesterday with one Of his
eyes ia deep morning.
"N Is, sorter"
Fall out ola trees"
"Not exactly"
Stick Of wood rs up,"
"Haidly. a couple 81 days ago
two chaps came along in n buggy
and wanted TO sell me 100 feet of
wire clothes lines for sevenfy.hve
cents. bought 10 and then they
wanted me % sign 2 paper recon.
mending its use When ! got ready
70 sign / found il was a note for
STOo
And thens"
Didn't feel the ground frcmble
in town that day, did yous"
II don't remember" b."
'lt was probably too fur. /
waded into EN-. They waded back
IN the scrimmage ] got this"
And they got of scot free,
supposei
DO your Well. there's town
doctor riding out % see EN- everv
day, and my mas bur has drawed ur
wills Tor EN- Mcbbe an old farmer
with o sled stake haiu't Of any &C.
count in a spring rot, and mcbbe
I people nine miles away heard bin
whoop az be went boz fur blood
Want q bag O tators this mornings'
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hyHWt " hewarded are those who read this
X IEHI( ana then act; they Will mud honor
ttsHHE hble employment that will not
take thcm from their homes aud
lamlti.s. Ihc profits nrc large and sure FOR
every industrious person; many have made
aud ARE now making several hundred dollars
mud upwards per day, who h willing to work
tlther sex Young or old; capital not needed.
we start you. Evcrytning new. No special
hblilty required; you. reader, eau do " ns
wei ~ any one rite to "a n once ,or min
particular, which we NATL free Address
SrihsoN NCo. Portland, Maine apty
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Lexington Div. trains run by ContrattIm.
Main Line trains East Of Huntington run by
Easioro time, which Is one hour faster than
Additional trnins-No. II. daily oxcs pt Gum
day, leaves olive iiiil ffb 4 NJ: Mt Rt.rlInp
90 \. NJ; arrive Lexington y 8 A. M arri re
Cincinnati, Via Winchrstcr, n % A. NJ
No. II, daily except SUNDAY. leaves Gincin.
natl 200 p. IN J.; Lexington . % y. M: arrives M
Nj sterling ~ y. m olive Inn 81 20 p m
No. .. daily, leave Clifton Forge 700 "a m .
Charleston ~ y. m; arrive Ashland 20 o.
mi Columbus II " p M.
No =, daily, leave Ashland 10 n m; ar
rive Charleston II p "A. m; Clifton Forge 20
p. IN.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on all through
trains.
old Dominion Steamers leave Norfoik nm
Monday. Tuesday, Wcdp esday. IN ursday an d
saturday ~ r. s., for View York
For Rates, Tickets, baggage -ChcoEe appiy
70 any otacc OF the G. & .. R'y or Depot. or
Ticket once ~ connecting lines.
w. G.. WiCKHAM.
Receiver.
II. w. FULLER,
Gcn' Pa-s'r Agt
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a Real Necessity.

We epresume there is hardly a lady
to be found in our broad land who.
II she does not already possess sew.
ing machine, expects some day TO
become the owner of one.
But after the mind has been fully
made up 10 purchase one of these
indispensable articles, The question
arises as TO what kind Of machine
to- buy.
IL should be sos,mply constructed
that the most Inexperienced can
successfully operate IL. The other
points mainly 10 bc considered. and
which are the most desirable, are
durability, rapidity capacity for
work, case Of operation, regularity
Of motion, uniformity Of tension,
and silence while in operation.
The Light Running New Home
fills the above requirements, and is
said 10 combine the good points Of all
sewing machines, with the addition
OF many new Improvements and Ia.
Dor saving devices.
The price Is 40 higher than that
OF other machines, and every lady
who IS the happy possessor of one
may rest assured she has = treasure.
See advertisement.
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i am surprised, Bobby" said his
father reprovingly, that you should
strike your little brother. Don't
you know that IL is cowardly 20 hit
one smaller than yourselff"
Then why do you hit me. par"
inquired the boy with an air ofhay
ing the better Of IL.
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Old Lady Ito little boy earessing
q dog THAT is right, little boy.
Always be kind 10 dumb animals.
Little Boy -Ies'm. I'll have a
kittle hitched 20 h,s tail soon's as ]
Kin git him quiet " J. Sun.
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Lines ON the Dcth of a Kow.


The poor old how II dcd.
Tha nokt her In tho he'd.
A bari NV blnd she shed,
Poor old thing.
IL Kwarts ov mlich she civ,
A. trcw as Eye dow liV.
But now or l2.kwart bug
Amt wuih a lalygag,
Poor ole thing.
she'd kick 4 in . iiis
kf yew Jared to plnchcr tits,
Aud she'd hook L inter bits
Bout as large as pepper grains.
hut the poor ole krittcrs gonei
Etaruitee has dRwnod
lutcr her he'd.
shes gone ia that brlaht land,
with the sperlts of Rows she stands,
she's dedl she's dcd,
li.ige Sawbux
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Hates OF Advertising.

! Seas nsr line....--....- ..... .............. 10
rgular crtsers............... ...... {
|rtulsr Advertisements, OF moro than hsii
Ioumn quarterly in advance
Lnus'cnt advertisements In advance.
hhe Advance is tho medium through
b si Advertisers can roach the peo.
i Of Wayne County.
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Mistress-"Jane, Willis informs
me that my husband kissed you
yesterday"
lane-"Oh! that's all right. ma'am
I've got used 10 il now. "-Life.
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They were 90 the front gate IN the
moonlight and Re asked her 10 be
bis wife With outstrctchcd arms
and a throbbiug heart be awaited
her reply
George she said in ncryous
whisper. YOU must give me time
you must give me time
How l0ng'' DC asked "a dav.
week. a month. a yearf
"No-no, George" and she
scanned the SKY quickly. only until
The moon gets behind q cloud.
Bachelor (whom Brown has
brought home TO dinner Does
your wife always Hiss YOU. Brown,
when YOU return from the offcc'7
Blown" Tes. always. never
fails"
Bachelor with q sigh All. it
must be deighuul 10 have cosy
home Ike this aud a lovely wife To
greet you with a kissr'
Brown faiso with q sigh) )-"Ncs
she kisses mc 90 discover if have
been drinking anything EpQck.
lfyou are waiting for something 10
furf ftf. H.a.f .f.... .... . H......f a.
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job Printing.

lar Minds ~ Job Printing donc with neN
:, eni d.spstca, snd at prices as low &C can
sro dcd.
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a Week Of success.

SHeczc on Monday,
Snecze FOR danger
Sneezc on Tuesday,
Kiss q stranger,
Snceze on "Wednesday,
Receive a letter;
Snecze on Thursday.
Something better
Snecze 90 Friday,
Expect sorrow,
Sneeze on Saturday,
Joy tomorrow
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Teacher-Sammy, why do YOU
write your name $. Smith, March.
err
Sammy--Why, 'caus pa writes
his Smith, Junior. was born i'm
March.-DetrOit Fgee Press.
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Invention

Inro.&.o> has rcvoluttunized thu
III tIliIUll world during tho the last
- half century. Not least
method and system OF work tbnt ca,, -
performed all over the corotrX ,,itHo,,,
sepafntlng the workers from their homes.
Ihy AboraI any one csn do the work. q ther
sex, Young orold; no special ability required
. Nhilai moi needed, you ART started free. Cut
lhlS out ana return to uS aud we wili send
You Tree, something of great value and I'M
portancc 10 you, that will start YOU i'm busi.
ness whlce VIII bring you in more money
rieht away, than anything else in the world
gusta, Maine. 0Dis
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,runs OF suDscrsrrIns.

copy. one year : 20. II paid st the time
,,r b days SIS per year i'll be chur!s 60
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-15

GOdeys Ladys B0ok is specially
a home magazine for ladies'. and one
which ought to be in every family.
The June number is before us, and
very excellent ono IL is. The
growing popularity Of the fayorite
magazine, and rs largely inceasing
circulation, are the best evidences
that its editors and publishers are
giving tie the public what they
want All this al the rate Of two
dollars year IS surely a great deal
for the money. Write 10 the pnb
Eshers Of GOdeD, 1874 Arch street.
Philadelphia, Pa, and sec what
inducements they have for YOU.
Sample copies can be purchased
Of newsdcalers, or will be sent by
mail.
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OHIO RIVER f. r.
TIME TABIE

Taking effect May p, is2is Passenger trains
viii run ~ follows Central Time. a u trains
daily except those marked thus which do
not run on sunday:
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lfyou arc waiting for something 10
turn up, just step on a barrel hoop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-29

nRIyER-By a yeuns man can fur
| O. JORDAN. lbs Aiisn- ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-29

the week thus far $3.50 For same time last week
Consigned through 46 carloads 26 OF which to
So carloads sale market declined = loc Light Pigs
80 3b05 40 Selected Workers 50 80 $50 80 Selected
Medium Weights 50 40aS5 90 Good TO Choice HesYy 50 Goa
IS GO Rough 81 IS 9s4 IS Stays 81 O0dS+ IS market
closed weak bulk sold.
CHICAGO. Union Stock Yards. Nov IS -" The Drovers
Journal" reports CattloRecepts 900 heat shipments
steady So 90 nP 3D. steers ~ 70 %
81 90 Stockers and Feeders Al 80 30 Bulls
Mixed 81 45d3 90. Texas Cattle 81 65@3 30 Western
Rangers az 50d4 90.
Hogs-ReceIpts $4,000 head shipments 500; market
weak Mixed - i5d5 40. Heavy s. 2o91f5 Light - 10
as 45. skps 81 1915 90. -.
sheep-Recepts 5000 head shipments 5000 market
So So Texans shorn 81 5o93 30 Lambs So 10
aSJ %.
ST. LOUIS Nov 2s-Cat.le-Receipts 1000; shipments
200; market steady Native steers ~ 90 %
sis5 Fair to Good Native steers SO 7eSa 20 Butcher.
Fair Good 81 OO63 90 Rangers Cornfed, So " "a W
CRASHED 81 2Oa3 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARnE1s.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Tho large trading in wheat options Tuesday was
followed yesterday by still greater activity, and the up
ward course of prices was continued over 100000
bushels changed hands. The West resumed It's pur-
ehases early, and when later buying appeared for
foreign the local shorts ssampeded, largely nfu
eneed also by desire up their accounts
the Thanksgiving holiday The market ended az
cop agures and up CENTS for all options except MAJ.
which closed 81 cents higher final quotations tcln0
Is fotows. November and December 81 "a rs; Janu,
sry, 81 06 81 February, 81 0s 49, March. 81 10 1s.
and May, 81 IL rs Spot lots were 34d3 cents higher,
with half load reported as purchased by shippers A
continued demand for for export felt.
500 600 bushels being purchased. The spot nake.
eined 1d1 IA cents in the face OF this demand and
free arrival OF receipts tended the options
also Final prices FOR futures OF Is for November
and December at "A Ia and May at AZ Is. and 12
for February at ~ cents. fair business done,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-29

about 900 bushels being traded IN Oats were
dull and easier the options being of 14d1s cent at
81 3S for November and December 30 2 for January,
and 3S 3s cents for February but unchanged for May
30 Ia cents. There export demand for Lard,
but the options 5a11 points lower. follows No
vember, - 75 December. sS So January IS "a Feb
rusry and March, sS 81, and May, eS al.
The receipts Of grain and flour reported y sterday at
New-York. Baltimore, Philadelphia Boston weir As
follows Wheat 22l 1oS bushels 30i oIo bushels;
81 Oof packages Al Chicago Milwaukee and 81 Louis
arrivals Wheat 81. Dos bushels 515 "a
bushels; 1885, 354 bushels grain 1872 1876 bush
els -four, 80 S25 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-29
COTTON MARKErs-By TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Nov 2st 2. Coon-The sales o. me Gay
American Futures closed quiet but STEADY
American Low Middlng clause November deyery ~ osa
And January delivery 2264d sellers January and
February delivery 22Gld sellers February and March
delivery 2S64a sellers March and April delivery -
cad sellers Apr. and May delivery. 25otd buyers May
and delivery 2784d sellers June anu July aenVet'
2g6sd sellers
GALVESTON. Nov. 2s.-cotton easy; Miding sI SIG
low niidlnc Good Ordinary. > BIG: net and gross
receipts 34l4 bales exports 10 Great Britain 100 bales
coatwise bales sales 292 bales stock J1.5Sl bales
eoprorv Nov 2s-Cotton steady Mddllne. 9la net and
gross rerpts s3 bales exports c0stwise. LOO bales
sales 2sI3 bales stock. 47.Oso bales
s.v.xy.g Nov 2s-Cotton easy. MiddlnG Q l-l6; Low
,Aidinr il6 Good Ordinary, net and gross receipts
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO Nov 2s-Cattle- Receipts last q hours we're
lO69 head Total for the week thus Tar 16a FOR .he
time 800 Consigned through ~ carloads 90 Ot
which TO Network none sale market nominaiy un
changed. .oo...s
sheep and last "a hours were $500 heaa
for the thus far $4,000 For the time st
Consigned through IL carloads. 81 when 70
Ecw-York 81 carloads sale all Common. Market aut
S. 90 so Choice - o. ~ o.
Choice Western lambs AZ ~ 90 dSJ 80 Canadian
dull and steady ~ GJ 50 10 carloads Extra SOFA
af<6
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Thanksgiving Day being legal holiday the Consoli
dated Stock and Petroleum Exchange will be closed.
The crude oil market yesterday nearly stagnant
and the extreme range OF values less than cent
No Development occurred in the fed outlook, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-29
miscellaneous.

n. AND AUDITOR 35 AND 81 VESEY-
ST. Telephone Murray 1ls)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fraudulent entrieas
LBERT G. SPENCER, 276 6th-sye..
n near 1sth-st /. station umbrellas mais
~ order. recovered repaired and for ssie
cheap; all kinds uf cane work. Open TIL
j. NJ.
uENRIETTE. MICWI~DURRAND. SO
III West isth-st.. la.inr-. Evening. hOu~s
dIesscs moderate prices; also Imported
dresses, trimmings.
MASON WORK. piastefinc. knisominins,
ist cement work and tagging smoked chin.
news cured and repalsel W. GORDON.
S72 West 3oth-st
MERCHANDISE 10 sell In St Paul on
lvl commission by a responsible party, wlts
first class Esw-Yerk references aud cons
necaena 7. K, $50 Csdassk. H. PAU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-29

sheepRscepts 1000 shipments 400 market easier f'''
HocsoReceipts $500 head shipments 200; market
lowsf Choice Heavy Buiohers SELECTIONS 70 aoao So
Packing. Medium to Prime 20 10 90 30 b'shs o'e's'
lIrdin 10 80 0OQ5 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-29

,so hs,.s. exports - Great Bne.n, eaasSs 4Y21n7
ccastvss 1856 bales sales 2s5o oses ssocA AAS>~e
bales. -. x-rs
ST. rors Nov 2s-Cot.on steady Mddins r. n"v g,os
ding Good Ordinary ss nst sseep ss2 bslss SsS
az JAZZ, s stock X so2 bales.
WV optrASs Nov 2s-Cotton steady. Middlne =, Jsy
.ttrS,r1 Good Ordinary 81; net receipts, lblc
bales soss receipts le4l bales exports 70 efess
10 tes cossfwise 3Sa bales sales $500 bales socok.
Zla
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for Sale.


>>~----~~---- 1870
LADY going South 10 live offers for sale
n good will, lease. furniture OF long estss-
lished furnished room house location ecu
trail. HOUSE, $50 Broadway.
AT DECKEKs, 1O5 East 9th-st-
"A Billiard, Pool and Combination Tables,
new and second hand also trimmings,
cheap.
NOR SALE.-Shelving, counters, parti-
l. tons tables, &c. for sale a, the low
est prices anything in line OF store fixtures
Al 45 Bleecker-st., near Broadway
old VIOLIN.-Powerful. sweet tone
~ also upright piano, iron frame, treble
string agraf, cheap. BAG sth-aye.
SAFEs.-Flre and burglar proof safes
Snew ones OF superior construction Oh
ones that have been taken in exchange. DIE
BOLD SAFE AND LOCK CO, w. ii. But
Ter. General Agent, 70 Duane-se
vNHE LEASE AND FIXTURES Of a good
i liquor store TO- sale. on Auantic-ave.,
Brook YIN low rent long lease. for KEYS
and particulars apply at Brewery. Az West
SSth-St.
THE BUNGALOW OF the Persian ana
i East India Co.-Oricntal Rugs ana dec
oratlGns; holiday presents extraordinary.
y. G. HAGUE, 80 Worth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-29
Real Gstets.

EoR SALE OR TO LET, BRISTOL.
PENN.-Large house, used rs school for
girls; 81 rooms lot 75x350 Rsdclifie-st.,
facing Delaware River; will be put In good
repair. Apply +. s. WuELEN. ]. $50
Walnutst. Philadelphia.
n RANGE. n. J.-This vicinity speciality.
Undesirable homes for sale and rent Near
oil stations. EDWARD p. HAMILTON &
CO.. &c Broadway. N. Y. ONCE 80.
DEAL ESTArE--Party wants position
Hin established ONCE at a nominai salary
and cornmissi' n, With view to an interest
n satisfactory. ESTATE. Tribune Branch
once. 10O West 42d-sG
rTNO LET or FOR SALE.-A handsome
i house. furnished 54th-st. q bargain
el25 only. Room 30, IL Pine-st.
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OIL MARX ETS.

OIL CITY Nov 2s-Nationa: Transit csrtinostes spensa
Ssh highest So lowest - closed so1s 80
res sIpmeuts 9s 1872 barrels runs. 5&054 barrels
PrrTsBURG 2sPetroeuY Gnu and nsayy shn,
$50 lowest s5s.
BRADFORD Penn Nov. 2sSsronA Transit Cefane a.
ClesraIces, 71s.0 900 barrels.
,rursyuIR Penn 2s-Sstionai Transit CertncAtes
pensd at 81 L highest lowest s5s: closed. s5's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-29

EOR SALE.-HOuses by LEONARD
i MOODY, 90 Court-st., PheniX Building
and 276 Flstbush- ave. six 2-stofy and base
ment brick houses brownstons stoop. 10
rooms, all Improvements. size 1Sx40x1O0. To-
Gated IN one OF the finest streets in the
Eastern District. near the elevated station :;
= good opportunity for a ine house at low
price title guaranteed; terms easy.
HOUSE FOR SALE.--New 3-story and
II basement; nicely furnished swell front
bric-a- brac, mantels every floor; modern I'm
provements; builder needs cash OWNER,
S54 Lafa yette-aye.
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E'way. ONLY office.
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