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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
The History of Deacon Dade's Chickens.
From the Washington Post.

The History of Deacon Dade's Chickens
From the Washington Post.
Last night Deacon Franklin Dade,
colored, a class leader in Mount Pts
gah A. M. E. Church, attended in the
evening a meeting of the pastor and
officers of that church, remaining
there until about the hour of eleven.
The deacon carried with him, when
he went to the church meeting, a bag.
In that bag were chickens. There
were one cock, five hens and a num-
Der of little chicks lately Matched.
When Deacon Dade left the church
he carried the bag with him.
1t was not yet midnight when the
good deacon started homeward with
his pleasant burthen. What visions
may have come to him as he trudged
along of chicken broiled and brown,
of chicken fried in creamy, golden
gravy, of chicken pie, deep and wide,
will never, perhaps, be known. What
ever were those dreams, they were
rudely dissipated. Deacon Dade was
stopped by a policeman.
Officer Petritz was patrolling his
beat on r street when he met the
OSdCOu Will buc DaS dIlO O1llCiAOlho'
The hour was late, and the officer,
finding what the deacon had, insisted
on an explanation. The good man
gave the explanation freely. He said
he had bought the chickens of a white
lady before going to the meeting, and
was now taking them home. The Off
Ger but laughed grimly. He did not
believe the deacon would have ven
tured into his church with the chick
ems; he had heard legends of white
ladies and purchases before. The
deacon and his chickens were taken
to the station and locked up.
This morning the facts were brought
out. The deacon had told the truth,
the whole truth and nothing but the
truth. He had purchased the chick
n of a white lady, had taken them
to church with him, and had brought
them off safely. He was discharged.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08

The real temperance man who honestly de
sires to see the liquor traffic regulated and re
stricted viii vote for the Republican Assembly
candidates this fall.-Trenton Times.
Perhaps SO If the Democracy goes
back on its record as the true temper
ance and temperate party. But is
there the remotest chance that it will2
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
ladies, summer Outings.

Mrs. Olmsted, of Eighth street, will
leave in a few days-for the seaside.
Mrs. F. S. Benedict, of Erie street,
will spend the summer at Hamilton,
New York.
Mrs. Campbell, of Pavonia avenue,
has gone to Camp Tabor for the sum-
mer.
Miss Anna Harmon, of Summit ave
nue., is going to Bridgeport for the
summer.
Miss Ella Dudley, of Newark, for
merly of this city, has been visiting
friends on the Heights.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
NO CHARTER DECISION YET.
Judge Knapp Says Thai 1t May Not Come
Till Week After Next.

When asked this morning about the
probabilities of an early decision in the
charter question, Judge Knapp replied
tibet he knew nothing.
He said the Court had held several meet
ings ON the question, and it had not been
yet determined. The decision may come
the next, or perhaps the first OF the fol-
lowing week.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08

Somerville local pulled slowly in. Engi-
neer Dunnon, as he is formally addressed,
has managed a throttle for years, and is a
good singer besides.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08

fright. When the car finally stepped
beside her, she was so much unnerved
that she could not move.
:" 'Scuse me, massa," she said,
trem bling, shut / reckon I'll wait fob
de bosses ter kun long"
No amount of persuasion could in
duce ger to get on.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08

WILLIAM DELANEY. Furnishing gndertsEer; car Gar
riaxes and camp chairs TO let, &5 Grove street. 'er-
sew City, J. Telephone cali. No 1887.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08

A Unique Quarter of Jersey City.
A complete picture is presented in
THE JERSEY CRY NEWS today of a
unique section of Jersey City, namely
the Italian quarter. One thing seems
certain and that is that the people
who live there are contented with
their lot, Notwithstanding circum-
stances which might ordinarily seem
serious obstacles to the enjoyment of
life.
There are signs of squalor; but the
result is not the misery which might
be expected. There seem to be many
possible sources of disease; yet every
body seems to thrive. One reason,
perhaps, of this happiness under diff
culties may be found in the fact that
the inhabitants of this quarter realize
that it is necessary for them to do
certain work; that they do it
cheerfully and thoroughly, and
that they then set themselves to par
take of such means of enjoyments as
are within their grasp. Many among
them have risen to prosperity. They
have passed through the same expert
ence as the early settlers of New Jer-
sey and have reached the same result
of faithful work.
One thing at least is certain:-If
Jersey City should give a children's
excursion this summer, the children
of the italian quarter are entitled to
go along.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08

A TELEGRAM from Cuba, N. Y,
this morning says
The reservoir at this place is leaking and the
water is being drawn off through the outlet to
prevent a break in the dam.
Has the great disaster stimulated
the zeal of those who have charge of
great bodies of water stored in reser-
voirs throughout the country? 1t is
to be hoped. The lesson of Mill River
was forgotten too soon. There is one
way to help the memory of those into
whose hands such important duties
shall come hereafter. Punish those
whose culpable negligence permitted
the awful catast rophe at Johnstown.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
ADvrnrlanMnsrs UNDER n HEAD OF

WIN he inserted In the JERSEY Cry NEWS and
the SUNDAY MORNING News at the rate OF ZEN
cents q line for the first insertion; JtUe cents tune
for each SUBSEQUENT Insertion.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08

MIsFoRTUNEs never come single.
Before the food has fairly subsidized at
Johnstown fire sweeps over Seattle.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
M. j. BOYLAN,
Funeral Director,
1888 Payonia Ave-. Jersey City.
Public Notice.
ADJUSTMENT.

Notice is h hereby given that the Commissioners of
Adjustment, in and for the city Of Jersey City, ap-
pointed by the Circuit Court of the County Of Hud-
ter G XII of the Laws of 1886, entitled IAN Act
concerning the settlement and collection of arrear-
or water rents in cities of this State, and imposing
and levying a tax assessment and lien in lieu and
payment thereof. and TO provide for the sale
assessment . passed March 30, 1886, have made, certi-
fled and fled q report OF their proceedings relating
the following described boundaries-South. by Pa
yonia avenue; west, by Erie street; north, by the
division line between Jersey City aud Hoboken,
and east, by the exterior line of piers, and more
narticularlY described as follows. to witt
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
HELP WANTED.

VIZ ANTED-A GIRL TO DC LIGHT HOUSEWORK
w and attend store. Apply at No. 40 Jackson
avenue.
When you call at the above addresses,
this paper.
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BRIpGEPORr

Colonel John Hiil has been amusing tie
peosie of Bridgeport Tor two days Low by
breaking in a pair Of ponies on the streets
Yesterday afternoon Jim Walker drove the
team 70 the stone house aud back. They
went out hyirg, and everyone expected
jim and the buck wagon to be hauled
home in some other conveyance, but jim
MANAGED 20 keep the ponies on the track
and 10 miss other teams.
An Italisu ice cream vender was picked
up by Officers D0unelly and Keller, yester-
day afternoon for peddling without a
license. His cart load OF Ice cream, ba-
nanas. oranges and lemons were hauled
INTO the old mayor's office, and the Itelian
was placed IN the new jsil. The officers
nave been on the lookout for this same tel-
low for several W. eks but never before sus-
ceedsd 10 catching him.
Quite % loud complaint is heard from
Transfers snd some Of be resident OF PIKE
stree. near the new city building on sc-
count Of hugs pile of earth allowed 10
stand In the street This pile, which Is
anythiog but Ornamental, mas stood IN tie
UIrrrN nc NNNAAINA N't'A. ~ AA"--A AN''
There is a miserable mud hole on Bridge
street, rear tbe Oslebay block. tits filled
with puirient flth, and unless some action
ia taken Immediately towar s. cleaning II
40 some contagious disease may result
The Young Mems Christian Association
will or next Monday evening, hold socia
st their rooms n Og'ehy's Block A gene
raj good time Will he the order Of the even
ing and an are invited.
West CCss. who was burned by natural
gas at the NottbwOcd glass works last
Saturday, was i.t's better yesterday.
The first man t1 gat into the new jail
was an Italian, and accordingly the police
have dubbed the place Italian Hall.
w. j. Bratt0u's horse ran off yesterday
afternoon and arcbe TIE wagon and
wrecked lamp poet
County Treasnrer Robinson, OfSt Glars
vile, was IN the city, yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-07

i'm speaking OF the race against time by
che Hos Companies or Wednesday night,
rho lmEulaa was such as .o ha leading
The idea to b- conveyed vas th.t no mat
ter which compsny WOO. the time OF all
was -O good That the winners could claim
little honor over their competitors Sam
uei WesrNood. the othcia. timer, gave the
time as follows. Second WsId Hose Com
pauy one minute and Thirty five seconds;
Frs. Ward Company, one minute and
lor.y-ive econds. The festival given by
tne r1isd Ward Company wss decided
famcia, success.
Persons desiring 20 make contributions
to the Johnsiowu Relief Fund can hand
same t0auy member of the committee, OF
leave it with the treasurer. at CONNER
cia. Hlnk. Doustions of clothing viii b'
received at frr Presbyterian Church unit
~ O'Clock thIs morning The box viii h'
forwarded l1 Jamestown to-day
Yesterday evening Dr. Allison. from the
country. came Co town and h,tched bis
horse to anew buggy az che carriage shop
A coep'e O, bicycles passed the horse ant
scrrel lt. causiug Do 900 r1u away and mast
up tcc aeF buggy
Dr j. W. Dsrrab has on exhibition in
tis s1o~ windows several fine photos
crop G. views of the Johnslown flooded
districts. taken by a SteubsnvLle photog
npber
Na Kate Grier and Miss Maggie Rails
tom i,f, yesterday for Macomb. Ill.,, @,
visit iheir brothers. They expect 20 b,
gone about two months
Frank link returned yesterday from
Iiue,vi.'a. where be has been attending
meeting of the Ohio State Uuderakers
Association.
Richard Hes'cp. of Bellaire, was in IN,
city yesterday calling on his uncle, JOIN
+ H.slop, who Is very sick.
ST. David Tweed and wife. from Steu
. b.uvN,, we're the gu .s.s oi Dr. and Mrs
/ u. W uar.h yesterday
Rev. Sir. Boyd and daughter and r. @
Boyd daughter E-sie lett yesterday to
Mr- Henry johnson. Of Portland, o.
was ic tha city yester' ~.
70 w. Ss,ove was n ST. C.airsyille yes
te,iay or business.
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Cr,rin,s Judges Named The 'rriar gle"
-,,.r.f.rrd $40 900

Cr,rin.s Judges Nsmed-The "rriaa gie'
squaud-red S35oOoo
/ CHICAGO. June Some 0ch develop
m-ois were brought out 90 tae conference
Yesterday afternoon and event 10 Core
or Hertz Office
Banker smiths hooks were examined
with q view OF tracing che source and dis
position 10 ,be lasgs sum. said to De- SIS.
. 600 OBJ cam into ihe hands Of Alexander
Sullivan in l--l.
The money was spent partly Doe spscu'a-
ton ard par,Iv in personal expenses Sui
ivau went ah-oad soau aiterlt WAS spent
additional ssh. ch was used bv Lester cs
Co for purposes of speculation.
Dr. Cronin's papers viii be presented 20
th- Jury to-day 10 show where the 500 q
OOO came fom IRE Treasurer of the
IRISH Revolutionary Fund resided 40 the
time ma Paris. sullivan, -o the Story
goes went to this man and demanded
tlOO. OOD The Treasurer had rot this
auo1ut OF secret society funds He
was at the tine custodian of other
fuads. however. The trustees of t00
funds were ncariy all in isii M Ireland at
che nmc. Only ou was out of jail lie
was ~ revoluto1ist or trc extreme type.
He is asid 20 have organized the PrWriT
PARK murders. or % have assisted IN mat
uiIe crime The American "trisngle
man made his acquaintance and Induced
him fo bring pre-sr re- ou rne Revolutionary
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Commissioners Notice.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO DY"tr.
i West Virginia.
David Grant
vs.
Nathaniel Willett SIN Chaucery
and
Nathaniel Wllett. Dr.
BY virtue OF su order in the af0Fe ......t
cause entered IN the both day OF Nov. f... ...
referred To- the undersigned Commits. n...... I
Court 10 ".ctt'e and state tho account F..
Grant. Administrator Oi Matilda Grant f.....
90 ascertain Whist real estate the -I Mans.
Grant hal 10 tn time ~ lcr d.i.. nI..-.
her helIs 40 Jaw. the lein, and teb. CHAM.
upon the said real estate whether .r, Dr. ...
heirs 40 law of said Matilda has. .0.......f.. ..
interest aud In what proportion. .I..I.-...
sEld real estate D. s',r l-l.r 0' pant. t.. .r
among those enrtle thereto. l.wm .. q .
thing. the plainuh j. entitled f1 fnrfI. ........
and care of the fHi1 NatfII. and ...... ......
tiers "a he may deem pertinent 0r ... hank. ..
interest may require
Notice is hereby given Hafftolrl.-. ..r.fl..
fixed upon Friday tle u r.en. f..r r...
commence x ~ 9 cock o.. m. 0. ...I Hays, t..
line ana MS Once. I'D. .H. Chen r..s .-..f .
Wheeling, West Virginia n u. placed. a.
he viii proceed % ascertain srt r...r t.....
eral matters I'm tle said orle- OFF ...-.....
Quired
Given under my hand .h- .. dagof v.v.
1899.
GEO D. BOYD. Commissioner
WHITE & ALLEN. sol cli0r for p.a.ff
ma 3lIuat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-07

MIS-. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription OF
one of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and mas been used
tor forty years with never failing success
hv millions of mothers for their children.
During the process Of teething its value is
incslcuable. Ii releaves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrh0a, gripping
in the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health 10 the child 1t rests lts mother
prlce 25c q hottie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-07

To all persons holding liens Boy .uI.r.... .
otherwise on the real e-tate or any par r....
Of Sevena K. Mccoy. In pursuance no a f.-.
OF the Circuit Court Of Ohio County Nnt..
ginia, maze IN a cause therein pending t.
jet the real estate OF Sevena b MDCO.
satisfaction Of the liens thereon sou hra I.-..
required 10 present ali csims hc.d Dy g.. .
each Of you lgaiust The said Seveua k "
which are liens on the real estate 0r arr F..
thereof for adjudication io me af ry DH.
1901 Cnapliue street Wheeling West t.r.
on OF before Monday July 3d. l,s9
Given under my hand this 3d day of June I'D.
GEO p fNfI
frf
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Nsw YORK, June O. The Naval Court
o.. Inquiry detailed 90 investigate the
causes attending One dismsstug of the
aioop-ol vsr Yanuc, n a hurricane, con-
liuoed It's session 90 the Navy Yard. To is
considered doubtful that the vessel can be-
ler.irsd vi.mu Che I'D per cent limit ale
loFei Posi- Congress for repairs To- old yer
sels r7s investigation De- b-inS INSIDE 20
tre request OF Commander Rockwell The
cruiser Eofo1 is ready for sea, and Rear
Ainin. Ghenr'is Dag viii be transferred
to Der from Fee Ga'eua The Gslena ia to
have some repairs made including q new
deck.
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r4r rerrsnkers "a. Joans.own appear
., ..n5 aea--- cham ever 90 the number Of
lives Dol. Marlai law has bsen pro
claimed o ,bs district and Objectionable
veta-s shu. ont. as they should he The
srrvyor- are i1 b.t.sr shape now. butsnl
FL. need ol charity
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-07

wEIGELT-On Wednesday June 5th, 1859, at
1850 o'clock p. m.. FBEnEErCh W. WEleELr,
aged 3D. years. months aud days
Funeral frem the late residence Of deceased a.
2o'clock. on Friday afternoon. Friends OF the
family are invited to attend. Interment at Pen
iu,ula cemetery.
NILuGAN-At Heath. Belmont county, Ohio,
on Wednesday june b. l,.9, at O'Clock a. m,
o. ~. NILIGNN, I'm the d9tn year OF his age.
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Prices Ranging From &c. to 81 lie,
our
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
Remnants! Remnants!

During our rush for Che last thirty days we
have been compelled to neglect them. snd con
ssluently they have accumulated largely. We
viii therefore offer them 40 half price
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Hem Advertisements.
important Notice.

ON ACCOUNT OF THE LONG AND CON
| J tiuued cool wet weather, there will be
great danger of much sickness following the ad-
vent OF hot weather The attention OF house
holders and the public is directed 10 the import
ance of strict sanitary regulations, and frequent
applications Of lime carbolc acid or other disin'
fectants TO cellars outbuildings and premises
lion of the Ohio River from precipitation into
il of human bodies and the bodies OF other ami
mails, contents Of prvy vaults ana other impuri'
ties. the drinking OF the water Is absolutely
dangerous Boiling all water used for jmestic
purposes for at least onehaf hour Is strictly en-
Joined rs the only absolutely reliable protection.
Persons wishing to make complaints about gar
bage or other nuisances VIII confer favor Dy
writing plainly the nature Of complaint, names
and number of premises, on postal card, in
stead of using The telephone They will thus be
sure TO reach me, and their wants will receive
prompt attention
ie6h Health officer.
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The HOugh House For sale

INTENDING TO RETIRE PERMANENTLY
from the Hotel business after q successful en-
ployment OF thirty yean. of for sale on easy
terms. nv hotel property at Fairmont, West Viz.
einia. known rs the "HOUGH HOUSE
The Hotel is located the Baltimore ana ONO
and F. M. a =. railroad depot, and near the luno-
ton OF The Fairnont and Clsrksburg railroad
now being built The lot contains an acre OF
ground. with fine stabling for livery d stock.
The barns have a capacity for one hundred head.
The house and outbuildings are IN complete re-
pair. newly Iainted and rehtted at an expense OF
iour thousand dollars. The water supply Il com
plete and easily and conveniently reached
/ will sell the hotel property and equipments
together, OF separately, and give immediate pos
se sion. II has been AMI Is the leading hotel IN
this section For information ca on or address.
THOMAS HOUGH,
ie9ra Fairmont Marion Co.. West Va.
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Regal 9Otites.
Commissioners Notice
Tn THE CIRCUIT COURT oFoBoc0ryr
/ West Yirgiuis.
J. A. Holiday q sons.

j. a. nolllAeg a. "NNrf
vs.
sevena R. Nc 0y. william
A. Mccoy ". J. W COwdeu Pm C.arc -.
Trustee, john Stewart ana the
Penn Mutual Building AtsO-
citation.
By virtue Of an order iu the above .-,... .
cause rendered on he lst day OFF Ju.. r... . +.
referred 70 the undersigned Commits .or.-.l. T
Court 70 ascertain, state and report
'lst. The amount with the several 0-..-.-.... ,
the liens against the real estate of Incidence.
sevena r. Mccoy.
ed. The real estate Of which fre d.rr4...
sevena K. mccoy Is seized aud possessed
'3i. Any other matter which the ...f f.
missioner may deem pertinent. OBJ suyr .-.
interest may require.
Notice is hereby given that the llIer...-..
has fixed upon Monday the ltday0 H'r IT,.
At O'Clock M, as the time, ANA . O...
1901 Chapline street Wheeling, West F.r..r.. 4.
the place at which he will proceed ....- p
the several matters in said order of -.fa-.r.. 2.
qured.
Given under my hand this 3d dayoiIar. -...
GEO p BUIU
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offer for sale from $1,000 to $4,000 worth Of
stock in a long established manufacturing insti-
tuition, which has been in successful operation
near this cily for many years, and pays easily y
per cent JAMES L. hA"Lhi'
ann 1920 Main Street
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Dr., PIERCE'S PELLETS

.....,lsrs and cleanse the liver, stomach and
i.',..'- They are purely vegetable and per
a..r. harmless, One a Dose. Sold uy
$1,000. =. .-uL. j AIlL.
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FOB SALE.

One twostOry frame, six rooms: stone fOunda
ton; good cellar; gas and water ground SOxsl
feet; $500
one twO-stOry frame five rooms and kitchen
good location: ground 6)xl2O feet; $3.50
One four md one three-IOOmed house on lot
2jxSO feet; will pay twelve per cent as an invest
ment; 81 co.
One three-roOmed cottage on lot 50XsO fer g. sew
eral fruit bearing trees on premises, 81 go.
FOR RENT
Store room and dwelling No 2l59 Main street.
WANTED TO BUY.
Dwelling house with from eight 10 ten rooms,
within five minutes walk Of pOstotice.
TO LOAN.
$1,000 on good real estate security.
GEORGE j. MATHlSON,
my22b 1910 Chapline Street.
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UABNI WAGONS.

che Brown Wagon I'm six different sizes. The
Muburn Hollow steel Axle Wagons. ANY one
wanting "a good Farm Wagon To- iCll 90 their
trade. shoni write lo us a. once FOR prices and
territory The above agOns are warranted 20
give entire satisfaction. should there be no
AGENT fro your vicinity for those Wagons, send
vourorders iu tons. and they viii receive prompt
attention b. * GtFFEN e Co,
ape 1870 Main So. wheeling, ". va.
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.3mnsfmeniS.
4al Sal.
CTOCK FOR SALE.

TooR sALE-sMALL BAKERY AND CON
n fectionery Hanover Street, Martins Ferry,
N ADply 20 NJ. GARRETT. myZbo&Wed-y
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TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Convenient and commodious suburban resi-
dence. with sixteen acres OF land located In
Marshall county, two and one half miles from
city line, on Moundsville road. Railroad station
within five minutes walk. Fine bearing fruit
trees, aud grapes and Young orchard and vine
yard coming on. All necessary Outbuildings,
etc. Entire property underlaid with valuable
coal vein. Excellent location for dairy. Will be
Apply to F. P. Mcneil No 1222 Market street.
mrl0eOd-g&dh
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UNR SALE.

LUX SALE.
J. Two story brick, 1913 Chaplne street. -
rooms; lot So natural gas and furnace; lAun-
dry: . bath rooms; every convenience.
Frame house, POI Twenty ninth street rooms
lot S7x320; good stable, wagon shed, &c; good
well Of water $1,000
Twostory brick, 26l2 Jacob st., rooms and
finished attic; lot 9xl20.
CAMPBELL x co Real Estate Agents,
maya No. 1871 Market Street.
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aer establishments.

-. ANTED-GOOD COOK-APPLY AT lOl6
IS Market street. leor
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DARIS EXHIBITION.

Persons intending TO visit the Paris Exhibition
during the travelling season, t. e., before July
18TH. win DO well 90 secure berths soon particu-
la-lv n second Cabin. on favored ships. For
/ circulars aud sailing list, call at
IT, f. BFHRENS'
European Steamship Agency,
21i7 Market Street.