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Hanover Hotel,
Martins Ferry,
Pnncnkerin variety.

On cold winter mornings pan cakes oil
all kinds hold an important place at the
breakfast table. The cherished buck
wheat cake, most prominent OF all, from
Thanksgiving Day until early Spring iG
seldom absent from the morning meal In
the genuine American household. When
properly made, this 10 the most delicious
Of all the griddle cakes, but 1t has been
against 1t when made from yeast or risen
over night that 1t was difficult to make
light and sweet, aud that disagreeable ef.
leCts frequently followed It's eating. II iS
found that by the use Of Royal Baking
Powder to raise the batter these objections
have been entirely overcome, and that
buckwheat cakes are made most delicious
food, light, sweet, tender and perfectly
wholesome, that can be eaten by anyone
without the slightest digestive inconVeni.
encs. Once teRted from the following re.
ceipt no other will be used: 1.-Two Cupa Of
buckwheat, ono cup Of wheat flour, two
tablespoons Of Royal Baking Powder, one
half tesspoonlpl Of salt, ali siited well
together, Mix with milk into q thin bat
ter and bake at once on q hot griddle.
The purest and richest syrup is made by
dissolvlng sugar in the proportion Of three
pounds Of sugar to one pint Of water. Many
persons prefer the flavor OF syrup made Of
Orleans sugar to that made OF the white.
Rice griddle cakes are very delicious.
The rice Ia cooked until perfectly soft,
drained dry, mashed with spoon until
the grains are we'll broken up. For each
Cuptul OF rice take two eggs, one pint OF
milk, one heaping tOaspoontul OF Royal
Baking Powder, ons-hslt teRspoonful OF
salt, and -four enough to make q thin bat
ter.
For hominy cakes take two cupfuls Of
cooked hominy. land crush 1t with pota.
to.masher until 1t is a smooth macs, Add
one level teaspoonful Of sslt, two tea
spoontuls Of Royal Baking Powder, and
one cuptui OF tour. Stir together; then
add by degrees one quart OF milk, aud
lastly three well beaten eggs. Bake In
thin cakes.
Very delicate and delicious cakes are
made hY allowing two teaspoonlals Of
Royal Baking Powder aud on. malt tea.
spoonful Of salt to ono qn..;ft of milk, and
sufficient corn lnSG mixing all into q
smooth, thi" latter; no eggs or butter arc
usec * these. The cskes bake quickly
! 20 a rich deep brown, and are extremely
tender and light.
A very delicious sweet pancake 10 made
by taking one pint of sweet milk, four
eggs, two tablespoonful Of powdered su.
gar, two tableapooniuls OF melted butter,
one teaspoonful OF Royal Baking Powder,
and flour enough to make a moderately
thin batter. Beat the eggs, whites and
Jokes separately, until well frothed, stiI
the butter, sugar, and one cupful Of flour,
into which the bsking-powder has been
mixed, into the yolks, then add the milk.
II needed, add more flour. Bake in small
cakeP, butter each one as IL comes from
the fire, place four in pile, with very
thin layers Of any kind Of sweet jelly be-
tween, and powdered eugar over the top.
They should be baked very thin and four
served to each person.
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Stage of the Water and Movements Of the
boats,

Stage Of the Water and Moyem ents Of In,
boats.
The steamer Bellaire will resume hel
regular trips to-day.
The @. W. Bachelor was here 10 leave
for Pittsburgh Saturday morning.
The Louis A. Shirley got away for Gin
cinnAti about midnight Saturday with a
big trip.
The river has commenced to fall at this
point for the past two days. The marks
last evening indicated depth in the chan.
mel Of but feet q inches,
A colliaion Is reported to have occurred
Tbursday night near Standing Rock, be.
tween the steamers Oneida and Burns.
The boRta themselves were not injured,
but barge Of ties which was being lowed
by one OF them was sunk and oil Of the
table ware In the Burns kitchen was
broken TO fragments.
The Andes Is due to-day from Cincin.
natl, for which point phs will leave on her
return trip tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock. Capt. Charlie Muhleman ia in
command and Mart Eoll 10 still at home In
the office. These clever gentlemen are al.
ways on the lookout 10 cater to the com.
fort and convenience and accommodation
Of their patrons. The steamer 10 large
and Btaunch one.
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A Word About CatarEh,

at Is the mucous membrane, that wonderful
semIauId envelope surrounding the delicate tls
sues OF the air and food passages, that Catarrh
makes lis stronghold. Once established, It eatS
into the very VitAls, and renders life but long,
drawn breath Of misery and disease, dullInR the
sense OF hearing, tFRmmeling the power Of speech,
destroying the faculty Of Hme(l, tAintinR the
BREATH and killing the refined pleasures Of taste,
lnsidiously, by creeping on from q simple cold In
the head, II assaults the membranous lining and
envelOps the boneA eating through the delicate
coats ana causing Inflammation, SloughinR AID
DEATH Nothing short Of total eradication will e.
cure health to the patient and all Alternatives are
tmplY ptOcraEtnAted EutcringI, leading 10 fRtRl
termination. 9auiofd'G Radical Cure, By IRhdid.
ton and by Internal administration, has never
failed: even when the disease has made frightiul
inroAds on delicate constitutions, hearing, smell
aud taste have been recovered, and the dIteaSo
thoroughly driven out"
SGniOFdG Radical Cure consists OF one bottle Of
the Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent and
one Improved Inhaler, neatly wrapped In one
package with full directions; price, tf0O.
PoTTER DRUa d CLINICAL Co., Boston.
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BRIDGEPoRT.

An Old Lady Fatally Burnsd-Slight Fire
Various other Items.
Harry Trueman spent yesterday in
Wellsville.
The Standard mill will return to the use
Of coal in all departments as soon as ar
rangements are finished.
DR.. W. S. Fisher's illness Is becoming
very alarming to his friends and physi.
clans. His ailment Is not positively
known.
A slight fire catching from a defective
tiue in the double house occupied by Mrs.
Lilly and William johnson, on Pike
street, Saturday caused some little excite.
ment. It was extiDguiahed with q few
buckets Of water.
Saturday morning while Mrs. Charles
FrsRier, OF Brooksids, near here, was
emptylng ashes from pan, her clothing
ignlted from the hot Goals aud was burned
from her body. Her face, arms and legs
were horribly burned. Mrs. Frazier wac
over sixty years OF age, and her injuries
resulted in her death yesterday.
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THE 1ENrEN REGULATIONS
Prescribed By Bishop Kahn Read tu Church
Yesterday.

The following Lenten Regulations for
the diocese Of Wheeling were read In all
the Catholic churches Of the city yester'
day:
/. The first day Of Lent, Ash-Wednes-
day, falls this year on the fifteenth OF
2. All the days Of Lent, except Sundays,
are tHsiinRs days OF obligation.
8. All who have completed their twenty.
first year, unless legltimately dispensed,
are bound to restrict themselves on those
days TO one full meal; but custom alloWs
an evening collation., which should not
exceed in quantity the fourth part Of an
ordinary meal.
4. All, even thoss otherwise exempt
from the law Of fasting, are forbidden to
eat fash and fish at the same meal even
on Sundays.
5. By special Indult OF the Holy See
August 8, 1857 the following Dispense
tionS are granted:
[d) The use OF flesh meat, eggs and
milk is permitted at all meals on Sun.
dsyF, and at the principal meals on Mon.
days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
excepting the Saturday In Ember Week
February 25) and Holy Saturday.
~ The use oil eggs and milk is per.
mitted every day at the evening collation.,
and at the principal meal on days when
meat Is forbidden.
() A small plscs Of bread with cup
Of coffee. tea, chocolate or other similar
liquid is allowed to bs taken In the
morning.
(d) When the principal meal cannot
be taken at midday, the usual order may
be inverted and the collation. be taken in
the morning and dinner in the afternoon
or evening.
(s) Lard or drippings may DO used in
the preparation of'food.
10 The faithful who are exempt from
the law Of fasting, may, on the days meat
is allowed, use 1t at every meal ss on Sun.
days.
8. AL under tWenty.one years Of age
those who are engaged in hard labor, the
sick and convalescent, and peraons who
cannot fast without serious injury TO their
health, are exempt from the obligation Of
fasting; but parents must bear in mind
that children who have attained the use
OF reason, are bound by the law Of alb.
stinsnCe.
Z. The sick need have no sCrupls Of eat
ing meat at any time when following the
advice Of conscientious physician; per.
Sons too who are actually engaged in hard
manual labor and who cannot abstain
from meat at any time without serious in.
Jury to the health, are considered exempt
from the obligation Of abstinence.
s The PRsChRl time extends from the
first Sunday OF Isn't till Trinity Sunday;
during which time all Catholics who have
attained the proper age, are bound to re.
ceive worthily the Holy Communion.
All who entertain any reasonable doubt
about their obligation to fast or abstain,
ought to apply to their pastors for advice
or diHpensa!ion.
By order OF the Right Rev. Bishop.
JOHN MCELLlcoTr,
Chancellor.
| UhsSIin1 Feb II 1893
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INCENDIARY FIRE

Destroys Goal Chute ut sINcktOwn satur'
day Evening.
Alta late hour saturday night the large
coaI.chutc at "slacktown,N rather tough
settlement situated just north Of the city
limits, about mile north Of the Top mill
was destroyed by IRE. 1t was owned by
Flanagan & Tuttle aud the loss is estimat.
ed OF between 500 and $500, which Ia
probably covered by insurance. The
Chuto woo 60 arranged that both carts and
cars could load from it. It was built 80 as
to extend over the p, ". u Ky. tracks.
The fro Is generally believed to have been
started by some incsndiary. The affair
will probably be rebuilt at once.
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Mr.. W. H. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, was taken with a severe Cold,
attended with q distressing Cough and
running into Consumption In ita first
stages, He tried many so.called popular
cough remedies and steadily grew worse.
Was reduced In flesh, had difficulty in
breathing and was unable to sleep. II.
nally tried DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and found immediate relief
and after using about half dozen bottles
found himself well and has had no return
Of the disease. No other remedy can show
20 grand record Of cures, as Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Guar.
Anteed to do Just what Is claimed for II,
Trial bottle free at Logan 4 Co.'s drug
store.
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Yesterdays Pittsburgh Di4patch con
tains in It's Elk notes the information thai
at the annual benefit entertainment given
by the B. P. o. Z. lodge Of that city laaI
Friday evening, Brother Tracy, Of Wheel
ing lodge, was one OF the enthusiastic Wis
itors" and also the following:
"Ihe Mayor Of Wheeling, Brother Sea
bright, Of Wheeling Lodge, occupied a boa
at the benefit, and when the Elks gather.
ed on tho stage to sing "Autd Lang Syne,
he could not resist Clasping hands with
Brother Ssely, also Of Wheeling Lodge
and joining in the good old song"
This last episode must have been vel
worth seeing and hearing.
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The following transisrs Of real estatt
ware left for record ut Clerk Hooks office
ON Saturday:
Deed made February s, 1855, by Eliza
lane PAUL to John Owens and wife, fol
the south half Of lot No. in square No,
2S, in Ritchietown. Consideration, $500
Decd made January IS, 1855. by George
w, Lsmmons and wife to Q. Ed. schener.
lein, for the aouth part Of lot No. Is in
Sousro No. 8, and tWenty.eight feet six
inches Of the north end Of lot No. Il in
said square, situate in the old fair grounds
Consideration, $3.50. ,,.
Deed made January IS, 1888, by George
w. Lemons and wife to Erhardt O
schenerlsin, for lot No. is in square No.
3 In the old fair grounds. Considera'
Iinn. $40,
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There will he an unusually fine concsrt
given at Banners music room next Fri
day evening for the benefit OF the Second
Presbyterian Church. Those taking part
in the programme to be RENDERED are Mis-
Flora Williams, Mr.. G. Il. Harding, Of Bal.
timore, and his brother, who ia the pos
SCISSOR Of q fine high baritone voice, Mr.,
R. V. Ankle, Prof. schockey and Prof.
Keller, and the Male Q1Rrtette Club. The
programme will be a fine one, including
several novelties.
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List OF writing machines taken in ex-
change for the New Caligraph. Will be
sold cheap. Address Edward L Rose & 90.
One No. Q Caligraph, price $50.
One No. 9 Caligrsph, price $40.
One No. ! Caligrsph, price $780,.
One Hall new, price $50.
One CrsndAll new, price 500.
One Crandall, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington, price $40.
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pslmont County Po.totlics..

Belmont county, Ohio, has sixty-fivs
postottices; Of these FIVE are Pre0!den'
tlRl Offices and nine are money-order
Offices. The Presidential offices, naming
them and the postmssters In order Of i'm.
portance, are as follows:
Bellsire, D. W. Cooper, s. 900; Barnes
vile, ]. W. Kingely, $500; Martins
Ferry, Jamea Y. Patterson, 81 200; Bridge.
port, John Cook, SLIGO; st. Oiairsvilfe,
County ssstl j. B. Ryan, $l,l0O. All the
remaining offices do business on commits.
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Mr.. Charles II. Tallmsn, President Of
the Bellsire Stamping Company, died at
his home In Kirkwood yesterday afternoon
Alter an illness OF only few days OF pneu'
monia. He was brother oil Messrs. A.
p. TSllmsn, Of the Bellaire National Bank,
and w, II. TRllmau, President Of the
Ena Iron Mill. His death causes gep'
ersl sorrow among tho family wide circle
oi friends. He was an enterprisinR and
CAPABLE business man, and deseryedly
ponular with all who knew him, and his
death will be felt as a losa in the circles in
NJ Nf Oh ma mnvad
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To SEE the lsteet thing, 90 to tho "smith
Family" Concert.


The passenger department OF the Balti.
more & Ohio railroad, announce that ar.
ranYementa have been made to sell excur.
sion tiCketn to Wheeling and return OF
single fare for the round trip, from ell
ststions on its line between HRrper'a
Ferry and Parkersburg, Grafton and Ben.
wood, and Morgantown and Fairmont, on
account Of the immigration Convention
to be held at Wheeling on the Goth inst.
The tickets will bs sold for all trains,
February 2Sth and 29:h, aud valid for re.
turn passage until March 2, 1888.
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SPECIAL Bargains In Fur and Beaver
OyercOatings and heavy weight SulllnBs,
made up Ia tlrst'clGsS style. MuIlerS,
HIOyes and Heavy Underwear at cost.
Just received, another invoice or 0nr
celebrated Knit Jackets aud our Popular
w N' c. HESS Il SONS,
Nos. 1921 d 1923 Market Sis.
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Is Natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to Cleuse the system when
bilious or costivei to dispel headaches
colds, and tevera; to cure habitual con.
atipahon, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-
featured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Sold by
Logan & Co., Anton p. Hess, r. B. Burt
and O. Merkemeller. AT BsIlaire by NJ.
N, Mercer.
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'Q0 NoRheumatiz About Ne

~ In one minute the CuticurA Anti.
Pain Plaster relieves Rheumatic, sci.
- alto, sudden, sharp. and Nervous
- Pains, Strains and Weaknesses the
hnt aud only paln'kIlling Plaster, new and IN.
fAllible AntidOle 10 pain, Inflammation aud veal.
ness. Utterly unlike aud vastly superior 10 al
other pGEterI. Al all druggists, Is cents; ave ior
81 20; or, postage free, oil PoTTER DGUO AM
CLINICAL Co., Boston, MAl, io2KThGV
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To the taste, more acceptable TO the
stomach, and more truly beneficial in its
action, the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs, Is rapidly super
sedinE all others. Try It. One bottle
will provo Its merits. Sold by Logan &
o., Anton P. Hess, 4. B. Bart and Q.
Menkemsller. At Bellaire, by NJ. N.
Mercer.
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TIE reason why Acker's Blood Elixir Is
warranted, is because 1t Ia the best Blood
Preparation known. 1t will positively
cure oil Blood Diseases, purifes the whole
system, and thoroughly builds up the con-
stitution. Remember, We guarantee 1t.
Logan & Co.. o. R. Goethe, @. Menke-
miller. R. B Bnrt and Bowie Bros. 8
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last Nights rehearsal,

The public rehsassal given by the Opera
HOUSE orchestra at Arion Hall last even.
ing, was well attended, and the good music
much enjoyed. The programme was a
choice one, and number OF the more
popular numbers were received with
marked approval. 1t was as follows:
March-"JuRnita" .....,...,,,-.........F. v. suppe
OVCrture-"StradellR.. FlOtoW
Waltz-"CouTtbRl Dances" ................,C LRnner
Introduction from "LucrezIA BOrgiR" ,.. DoniBetu
"serenRdo" for Flute and 0hoe............M N. Carl
Anvil MArCn BECK
Comical Pourri-"Fidele FastnACh"(Jol.
ly Carnival) Boettge
String Qutttette Cradle Song ..,.....E schmidt
GAlop-"Donnerwetter ....................,-O Sekat
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II YOU would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by Dyspepsia, use Acker's Dys.
pepsiS Tablets. They are positive cure
Tor Dyspepsia, Indigestion, FlRtulency and
Constipation. We guarantee them. %
and so cents. Logan & Co., O. R. Goetze,
O. Menkemill0r, 4. B. Burt and Borrie
Bros.
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GIrs Getdiae,ttHr:


WanLed-Colorel Porter.
To LoAn-Si, COZ.
WRnted-Man to do Office Work.
wheeling business College.
Anctlon Sale Of Manchester Coal stock.
Night misunderstanding Business college,
Tor sale-frNme Houte-k, I. Howell
Far Cincinnati Andes.
Attention The Smith Family.
important stAlement-th he Ohio valley Lie 20
For saIe-willlGm Leighton, Jr.
Grand Opera House-ARItie Vicken'
trustees sHle-S +. Crawford,
For Rent and For sRle--JRmGs 4. Henry.
OpcFR IIouSe-Arthur RehAn'S Company Of Com
Cdilns.
Helps for Players and Singer.
Hosiery-Geo. Il. Taylor q Co,-FouTth page.
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WAaaWaroS, D. O., Feb. l1.-Eor Wea-
tern Pennsylvania aud West Virginia,
warmer, fair weather; light to fresh
winds, generally shifting to Southwestern
".
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Via picturesque Baltimore & Ohio, Feb.
ruRry 18th. Round trip rate S. 90
Tickets good ten days. Parlor and sleep.
ing cars reserved at ticket Office Baltimore
& Ohio depot.
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"HuRRAH!" said little girl, am not
to be kept in because Of that horrid neu.
rAlEia. MY mamma has bought bottle
Of Salvation on
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Do NOT throw away your hard earned
csah for every new cough syrup, when
thst standard remedy for coughs, Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup, is 20 cents.
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FoR RENT.
Most Elegant Offices in the City
FOR RENT.

1t being the purpose Of tho Ohio Valley Life
Company to remove iH ofice aud principal place
Of business to the City Of Warrington, b, G., about
tho llt Of March, 1888, the elegant offices occupied
by the company in the Reilly Block, corner oil
Market and Fourteenth streets, are for rent. Ihs's
Offices are undoubtedly the best In the city.
Persons desiring to rent will call at the tom.
pany'G ONCE, Reilly Block.
ROBERT THITE,
tGf4 President
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To SEE the latest thing, 60 to the Smith
Family" Concert.
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moving his family to Birmingham in the
spring. Mr.. George Hobensack, who Ia
Mr.. stead's assistant, will return home
shortly.
This IL the date for holding the big Re.
publican banquet at Columbus, at which
the local executive committeeman, NJ. O.
Mitchell, and others here have received
invitations to be present.
The Identifying Of "Blinky" Morgan as
Johnston Carothers, Of Mt. Pleasant,
seems to have proven too much for those
who attempted 1t. CarotheIs has been
heard from by Mt. Pleasant residents, in
another part Of the county.
It seems the city can not afford any
Injuries like paved streets, they being far
more costly than the city purse can stand.
Although the streets cannot be paved,
there should be something done toward
improving and keeping up the eideWalks.
A neat sum OF money was raised at the
Buckeye Glass works Saturday for the
family Of the late John Armstrong. The
company headed the subscription list
with $50, and purse OF $500 was quickly
raised and sent to the grief stricken
family.
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The thermometer at schnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday, reg
iakDYed IA folloWg;
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DoN'r fail to SEQ the "smith Family"
tonight.
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RIVER NEWS,

Be sure to hear the "smith Family" to
night,
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Be sure to hear the Smith Family" to
night.
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NOTICE.

Having made arrangements to change
my location l will sell my household goods
at a sacrifice between this date and the
oath inst. ]. NJ. PAUL,
Hanover Hotel,
Martins Ferry.
The remains OF the wife OF Joseph
McCleary, OF Portland, were inferred al
that place yesterday afternoon at o'clock,
Deceased was GO years Of age, and for
some years past hiss been sufferer from
cancer, which afiltCtion caused her death
on Friday last. Mre. McOleary was we'll
known and highly respected throughout.
Belmont and Jefferson counties. She was
q sister Of Mr.. James A. Gray, Of this
city,
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-OHIO COUNTY FARM.
II The property known a. the Crawford Farm
lying between Glenn's Bun and Short Greek, In
RichlRnd District, about four miles from Vince
ing, embracing $50 acres, hnestone Dwelling, with
The land Is excellent. (llmeStone) well watered
and lmbered, and underlaid with coal. TERM,
easy. Also I0ESale, Cottsge with acres Of land
A tahs NpPN " C. ]. RAwLING.
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Nkeelinq, Feb Il, 1883.