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, 1889-04-04
NOTICE OF CONTEST.

United Sta, es land office, Spokane Falls,
w. T. sth March, 1889
Complaint having been entered at this
office 10y George K. Carson against George
Angalber or Angslberg for abandoning
his homestead entry No. 6Os3, dated 2sth
May, 1888, upon the sw4 of section "A,
township "a north range 43 east W NJ, in
Spokane county, Washington territory
with view to the cancellation of said en-
try, the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this office on the 9Th day OF
July, 1889, ut 10 O'Clock A, NJ. to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandon nment.
j. NJ. ADAMS, Register.
, 1889-04-04
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
ROBERT MCKINLEY.

I SIIED STATrs LAND FyICr,
p KANE FALLS,
Ma ch II, 1889 J
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler haN h' d motto" of his intent ion
to make nnal proof u support OF his claim
and that su d pIoIf wi / be mad @ b for, he
United Statca land oftce ut pokan" Falls, w
J. "n April 2Hh, 1889, "A . A, NJ. viz Robert
MckIu ey, who made home .tead cutrN No.
52sz for the ,wI OF the neg stI OF the uwlI
and ma y swig see o. 7 20, RAJ, Il, w NJ
He na'urs the follow ne Wi n sseS 10 move
bis con inuous residence upon aud cult ,Htion
al said land VIZ:
Goitcib Schuele, OF Sp k.re Falls, W T.:
Aus ust - huele, of spokane Falls, W Z: Nlfrpd
Strong, OF Spok me Falls, W r; CIV White, OF
spokane Fails, w II.
I'M ADAMS Register
, 1889-04-04
New York Markets.

NEW York, April 3. - HoPs - STEADY ana
quiet, ,<,..
oYPEE-Optipnso opened barely steady l5cs25
points down; closed - ady l6G20 p.'int
below y.sterdaY sales. $4,000 Tags: April SiO 70
6Dl5 81 N-y sl5 $50 10: Juty. SIG l5oDlo ~; sppi
Rio - eak: fair Ca goes, lSL4c.
SUGAR Raw + cady and quiet; cenirifugas,
" test bl$6D6 lGc; Iefin"a l,,iet aud tteauy,
CoPpKh-Nomintl Il: iakc. April. Sl4 90
LsAD-Quet' sic 'dy. domestic, " oI17.
TIS-fi-m; moderate y ac ave; straits 81 "a
, 1889-04-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter OF the estate of sarah Cooper,
d. ceased,
The creditors of the above named deceased,
and all D rsons havsng claims against said de-
c, used are hereby notified aud required TO
pr. sent such C. aims, with The n. C. ssafy vOnch-
ers within one veal from this date tn under
sign. adm n nis,rator OF said estate at the Office
Of Eugene q Miller, I'm the city OF Spokane
Falls, W.T.. -
IRAD COOPER,
Administi ator of aid Estate.
Dated this 18th day of Mar h. 1881.
EUGENE MILLER,
Attorney for Administrator.
, 1889-04-04
NOTICE.

United states Land Office, Spokane Falls, W. T..
December ~, 1873.
Com plant having been entered al this office
by aril Blair against John Celler for aban-
dOnng HE home stead entry No. jg32, hated
January, 1855, upon the sea section %, town
ship "a north range as Il W NJ, In Spokane
county, w t., with view to cancellation OF
of said entry, the said part es are hereby sum
mou.d to appear at this Office on the l2tn day
OF April 1859, AT ~ O'Clock a. NJ, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said Al
ged abandonment.
J. NJ ADAMS, Register.
EUGENE MILLER. Attorney for contestant.
, 1889-04-04

CORVALLIS, Or, April 3, Special. AT
~ O'Clock last night the Monroe FIGURING
mills and NAN warehouse we're burned to
the ground. The fire was caused by a
lantern falling from the hands of one of
the workmen which eyploJed. The flames
caught 10 the dust and spread rapidly.
The loss is about $l2. 600; insurance, Sl0,-
600. II was the property of Thomas
Samuels of Corvallis. There was con-
adorable amount of grain in the ware
hOuaQ
, 1889-04-04
NOTICE E-rIMBEH CULTURE.
usTtED STATES LAND OFFIcE,l
SPokANE FAILS,

lkIiHD STATES LAND OFFICEl
SPOKANE fAI lis,
Dec mbCr 2slh, 1883. =
Complaint having hc n chtored rt this Office
by l. IS y Starrt Against NTH Darling for
failure 'com y with law as to limbrrCuliure
entry no lvtj dated july bth. 1888 upon he
sea swH and Ot lS 'eCt'On H. t0wnsl ~ "a n,
range a, T. W VI, In = okunc county, w r,
with lew to tn" ca ccllpti'n OF aid entry
cont stin all ging that the saiI smith Oar lint
ever plan'd nor s'wed, mr. q used to bt
plant d nt sowcd, any trees or rec seid upon
sa'd lnnd, ana tcv cultiy"t'd any por ion
10 ~ pear n Is office on he .5th day Of April .
1889, ~ 10 % lock \ NJ, iOrospoud and furnish
'csuinnuy "pn "rnlng md al cger failure.
,.,,,.. ! ADA ~. Register
EUGE\E MILLER
AttUTt far Contestant
, 1889-04-04

CHICAGO, April S--Cattle-R Receipts 1880
steady u strong; choice to extra brcVes,
8 !5Ggi 35; steer, s3 Ooai 70; .toGkers and
feeders. ~ iOGdi -, / Nds cattle, $2a3 ~ 49,.
Hogs-Recripts, 1000; strong; mixed, - 700
yz1q; heavy. s. TVG5; light, 81 1000; skipS,
- 4rda.
so; Western corn-fed. - 5000 ~; lambs.
sfpdS N.
, 1889-04-04

TACOMA, April 3. Special The cham
Der of com merce last night decided to pc
tition the Northern Pacific railroad for
better train service in and out of Tacoma
and TO have Tacoma made the terminus of
the road in reality. The chamber wants
trains between here ana st. Paul made
continuous ones without the change now
made at Pasco, and to have trains made
up and started from here instead of at
Portland.
, 1889-04-04
NEW YoRx, April 8. - Mining quotations


CHICAGO. April 3.--S EAT Weak and low
or; cash, 94}sc; May, 0ysc; July, S6s<c.
CoRH-steady; c~Bn, S5c. May, 351sc; july
36Sc.
2jc
BARL.Y-Nothipg u uoing.
RYE Dull
PRIME TIMoTHY-sl 49,
FLAx--Sl ~.
WHlskY--y o.. ~
PoKN- St ady: May. SI2 III June, SIP 40; July,
ST. 27k a.,
i.AkD-About st-ady; cash, 50 90; May,
&c 971x
, 1889-04-04
A Sad ACCid ent.

SAN FRANCISCO. April g. Special
small children were killed by the cars on
Geary street this morning. They were
crossing the street and did not see the car.
They were friohtfully mapgled. One died
instantly and the other expired In short
time. John Parke, the Rripman, delivered
himself up to the police. The children
lived on Geary street. One was named
Leon Ash, three and half years old.
, 1889-04-04

LIvFKPnoL. ,priI 3. WHEAT y ady; de
mand poor; holders Jffer ~p,ringly; Ga form +,
No. !. - 1i7c 41.d per cenlnI; rel ives erh
Spring. ~ lln per GENITAL: rcd W, stern winter,
~ l11d ser GENITAL.
CorS-firm; demand fair. new mixed West
crn. 81 gHd per GENITAL.
, 1889-04-04
The Northwestern Mines.

ELLrNsBURGM, April 3, Special -
Freight continues to accumulate here for
the orthwesiern mines and all available
teams in the county have been procured 10
engage in freiRhtinR to the river. The
boats advertise to begin regular trips
Monday.
, 1889-04-04
An Indian Murderer.

WALLA WALLA, April 3. Special -
Tuesday, near Perry Colum bia county AN
Indian, while drunk, killed another
mashing his head to jelly with large
rock. after which he dragged the body TO
a bluff 100 feet high, over which he threw
il.
large fine bed of fire clay was discov.
cred at Kennewick, near the Northern Pa.
eif fjc track
, 1889-04-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York stock Market.

NEW YORK. April 3.-Tbe stock market to.
day was stroug at he OPT" ing, but the close
was weaE, and most stocks sre lower this
evening, though important changes In quota
tons are few In nu ber-
Government bonds have been dull but
ste ,dy tp hrn.
Petroleum opened firm at 81 and closed
firm at Yl
, 1889-04-04
MONEY. Stocks and Bonds.

New YORK. April 3-MoDey on call easy
at 1ha4 p r ceul; last loan ut per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4hgoLi per cent.
Sterling exchange dull and strong; To day
bills 81 S6K demand "a SsA.
, 1889-04-04
BONDS.
STOCKS.

BOSTON STOCK MARRET.
BosroN. April 3-The stock market closed
rs follows:
& 4 7s........ ll5 NC common l2A
& land gts rs. 10 land scrip BID
A Il T railrOrd.". 42HlM q list IN Y Dds Ss
Burlington 4 Q'y 9Oia san Diego LID Co. y
, 1889-04-04
IT WAS MURDER.
Cregan Found to Have Been
Shot to Death.
Mrs. Snyder Refuses to Testify
i'm the Stabbing ARRAY.
n uudset From Portlsnd--Two Men
Drowned At Corvaiiis'nnd T~"
Children X ilied.

SEATTLE, April 3, Specialize, trans.
pires that James Creean. found dead in
front of his cabin near Green River on
Sunday night, was murdered. CreRan
vas hermit, His body was discovered
by q neiRhbor named VIM. Nelson, who
supposed he bad died from epilepsy. he
notified u doctor ut Slaughter. who sent
word to Coroner Smart at Seattle. IL de.
veloped in the meantime that CreUan had
been killed by shot from q Winchester
rife. The coroner went out to the scene
of the murder and brought the body to
Slaughter, where an inquest was held
during last night and up TO z o'clock this
morning. The most important testi'
money was given by Frank
Smith, q rancher and resident OF the
vicinity of the murder. He testified he
had seen two hoys named Vaughan in the
vicinity of the house Sunday afternoon. 1t
appears tina Cregan and the father OF the
Vaug CHAN brothers have had trouble and
there was much bitter feeling between
them. though it is claimed by some that
the trouble had been settled. ltis thoughht
possible, however, that the Oldest Vaughan
boy, aged about 16, may have committed
the murder. The motive could not have
been robbery as nothing about the cabin
was disturbed. The father of the Vaughan
boys is said to have disappeared from the
vicinity of Slaughter, but Notwithstanding
this it is not believed here that he WAS the
author of the deed. No arrests have yet
been made, but Deputy Sheriff Woolery
has been looking into the matter.
, 1889-04-04
A Portland Budget.

PORTLAND, April 3. - Special - Frank
Jachetta, who killed Chas. j. Olsen in
February was indicted for murder by the
grand jury to day.
s. A. Naban, once a prominent mer-
chant here, pleaded guilty to burglary in
the criminal court this morning and will
be g. ntenced to the penitentiary Saturday.
He had decided to stand trial but weak.
ened when he saw watch thief sentenced
for four years.
This afternoon when the case of VIM.
Brown who stabbed John Buckley nearly
to death. came up in the police court
Mrs. Snyder, On whose account the row
occurred, declined to testify. As she
was with Buckley on the night of the fight
when Sam Brown stabbed him her evil
dence was very important to the state
She said she would rather go to Jail than
TO testify. and Judge Tanner accom- mo.
dated her by imposing 6ne of s 5 and
ten days. sentence in Jail. Buckleys tes-
timopy was also farcical. He said he
could not recollect how he was injured as
he had been drinking. The case against
Brown was dismissed
, 1889-04-04

Cured without pain
or hin drance from
business
Treats all forms Of
Thr at, Lung Nerve
and Blood d seases,
, 1889-04-04
DR.. Powell Reeves & Co.
3IA MILL STR r. EFT

Toe Old Reliable
Specialist of many
years exp, ri e N c Q,
treats With wouder-
ful success all LUNG,
TIL RDAT, CANCER, q,
PILES FISTULA.
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TSTlIIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
~ Eighth WArd-Rov. L. W. tlaff, pNbtor,
Ptcauhing at 1870 u. m. aud 200 y, IN. sunday
School At2 y. IN.
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i,ayno's Money in ohio.

A correspondent Of the Pittsburgh
Dnpatct tells an interesting story Of
what hO saw and heard in Columbus, on
Wednesday night Of this week, and the
next day on tho train going TO Akron.
The ChalrmCn Of the Democratic Coun.
" Committees were in Columbus await
ing some kind Of information, and they
oil seemed blue.
A man from Washington arrived at
the Neal House tenderly carrying q va.
llSo, Tho name Of tho man with tho va.
llSc Is not given, but he IL described as
"Nlac,n from tue Washington office Of
the Cincinnati Enquirer Soon after his
arrival tue word wont round, 1.-THE
boodlO has come, Neal wants YOU"
THEN the waiting ChairmOn filed into
tho Democratic headquarters, whero tho
money was distributed, $500 to each
county, and $1,000 each icf Akron,
zahosyllle and Columbus, about $4,000
In all, Hamilton county 10 tobe cared
FOR separately. The correspondent thus
graphically describes an entertaining
railroad scene
4 joIllpe train wai taihlng along tho illG Four
tfanfS toward AkfO1 With tho nitbulA coffvs'
nSndoni dOlllig IN the hp0ker Two Hoil came
IA, One 0t them was IN The Neal House Tue
hiahi before, Tho Other was ulfangOt, Tue
G1inty chairman looked AROUND and teln9thgd
(hAl III handnt come no soon iDt lhig iO0k'
netil6n iald "iA that chap aelgOp 0tor thefgl'
ThO County Chairman shot glance toward we
iiOWtpapVi man. EyofyIhlhg wA eAliymvIy
UhlVt The County Chhlfnln Wal OHlqenVy
bursting With lmpOtlanCV, HO iollhlmseH W "
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1lre m tl,c pnnltpnllnrx.

The story OF an ex.Conyict, as told in
to.day's 1NrELLlGENcER, is Of interest to
the Directors OF tho Penitentiary and to
the people Of West Virginia. II the al.
legations be true, the penitentiary Is in
need Of a general overhauling.
It's always difficult to establish clear
ly the truth Of such charges. ConviCts
are reluctant to testify against the men
who have them in charge and may make
them suffer for their testimony. More.
over the word Of a convict or an ex.con'
vlCt is not usually thought 10 be enough
to convict prison officials,
The men who ell our penitentiaries
are not the best In tho land. II deserv-
ing Of imprisonment they are in the
penitentiary because they arc hard to
manage. 1t Is always to be expected,
however, that they shall be managed
with firm justice, not 10 be tortured with
cruel treatment and barbarous devices,
In tho West Virginia penitcntiary
some progress has been made on this
line, but the punishment Of the buck.
and.gag remains, and at the best this ia
a rough correction. In the hands Of q
cruel man IL easily becomes a torture.
The charges Of insufficient food, fore.
ing sick men to eat ordinary prison
food or 90 without, making sick men
work when they should be in the hos.
pltal, are grave enough to DO looked
into. The trouble is TO conduct any
sort OF investigation that shall be salts
factory. The best protection for pris'
oners is to place them in charge Of in'
telligcnt, firm and humane men,
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BELLAIRBs BUDGET
Contains General News, Political Points
nnd Personal Notes,

aud Personal Notes,
Mrs., George Romick Is no better
RodeieF BToiher' glass house Is on full agnin'
Jo,eph s. Gnps Sons arc busy hauling pot
shell,
Charles Williams is hu5tlInE for the oiliee Of
land appraiser,
Mis- MsFy lutte left yesterday for visit with
Newark friends,
Ed, brady, young boy, was aued 81 and costs
for thIOWlng stones,
Mr.. W.F. salyely Is reported 70 be lying very
sick n Chicago With plenTlhY,
Professor sChOleld organized singing class AZ
the Christian chHrch last night
A big train load q emlyRuts passed through
here yesterday ON their way west
Colonel PoOrman aud Hon. A. 7. AcKelYey
will spCakRt Rtnayllle Monday might
The X, Of q. f. will go IN a body TO BIldge.
port next Monday night 10 Allenl pAuqueE
there,
james B,yles and daughter, Miss Mamie, who
have been visiting here, lett ior 1helF hauAAs
home yesterday
A Benw0Od woman fell IN sWonn In front o.
lie NayOrK Office aud WAS carried To tho once
Dr. KuFz, WheFe she was revived soon Al1eF'
Mr.. George Decker, ST., OF BeallsVllc, father Of
Mrs, A. q, ETRp1, OF this city, ID very low Alu
not expected TO live, Mrs Evans leiE yesterday
for BcllsYille,
Several shots were fired at the boys on Thurs
day NIGHT badly soaring them, They All De-
sisted from lhelT fun Afterwards, thinking lhe
shots were IN earnest.
The several candidates arc apparently making
BellalTc thelF stronghold uutll the light y OveFl
aud the Democratic candidates are EesSTIlnB 10
great many devices To yet votes
Frank Archer IS ut home now, He report.
everything looking pretty bright Tor him apq
| IiE nnFiv An SORTS of stories have been told
an NJ, Archer out through tho country, hut II
| n confidently believed that his opponent "
we'll Is Others, viii lind these reports worse than
boOmeIRngs for them
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TSSFlllsT PRESBYTERIAN OHURCil.
~ Rev. h, A, cunningham, nh, haSior,
Preaching At l1iBl o., M, aud ITO y. m. 81 no
PASTOR Services Weduestay Al 1907, In gNb
bath School III w, nj, Mlii0h School III g!8j n
M, Eighteenth alfVCl, above jacob,
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HoMIs ThIsL

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re,
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrh
III, CHENEY & Co., Props, ToledO,0.
We, the undersigned, have known !,
j, Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West 4 ,Truex, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
WaldIng, Kinnan 4 Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Z. II. Van HoeSeh, Cashier Toledo Ma
tional Bank, Toledo, Ohio,
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon tho blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price,
75C per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
D4W
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MARTIN's FERRY MATTERS.


''sus'oh ip'"'srs--''sl'u'p ~" va" '''e''
About People
Mr., Y. II, Elck Is able 10 be out again,
The t,yo nlaninp mills are lolug a big bust,
uess. ~
n, n p,o,, ,o,r,roJ t,om Tanpossee VOs.
'sruHl, 80, ,.,.....,.. =, Al,
,hulaee apllth RNl s4lluel I notipsou' " N''
PLEASANT, were IN Town yenIStuRy'
Republicans don't have 70 trade next TUESDAY
Remember this and vote straight,
Mr.. William Mora. nj Now BrlahtOn. Phi, nj,
tended the fiInernI al William Downcy,
NJ RilloIt stoar ,rIlI % M nuElln aItpr thu
cIectinn n senvch N health ia viii YoIo
I'M ~ SN"NN ~ '
49,. ,.,,...,.,,, H. N,.,,,,,. va,,, ,y,II
hnely M, nV.e W ~ E a.HI, MI
Q needed next Theslay' uet ouI early ahu
WoFkRl qAy
Julius jacobs Il offering great, bargains. lie
viii make you money IN blankets ana comforts
tall when yOp want anything ~ hNlIne'
Martins Ferry voters In voting neSt Tuesday
should BY al RiCans vote for The proposition 70
AZ tho Rapnbllcan prImarles In tho Second
,,sTd iSst MIN NJ ~ ii Snhaeliar was nOInl.
naied inr i'ntincIi * gucc1cl MI, ri, X, sNylle,
VIM fttentIv fesivnoi mn ODnouuuL was Mr.,
VIZ SIca3n,:s 'N''sNN'' ''"' '''FT-f'
H. n, At,vo,,,o. ucnrhiIcar candidate
~ q, M Iiy N ~ " Iots 81 VOTES here
la IA IoSlilas ninSng the Repnbilcaus aud Dem,
cNra XIV, ~ wi isrye yGt from the worS
iNgn,Sn 'vhns" Tnr,n ITieI,lI III N.
~ 80. 49, n I,"sn ,hc In,srrsI Revonu.
Mr, Samuel Y. peAlI VIC lnsIhAi hSlSnu'9
Collectof, Was ~ AA!nAtu' 9ut Ls IIenS Sr,s'
otnll Y MheslluB iYau " nesS
nuhlnetb yCaleEuhy, ~ " slit Inv svlS
Jog developments WIZ 'HAV PlaSV ous tlS'e SUM
NJ ~ l4mbESeht has m0Ss w. n.GtS
70 inc room on hanover AlleSt ueCIPiSu
~ tllIB hYe Rnl leI Cgut hen LAM
bteehgs store was EoDPeg lRs ,I,! ~ ~
gave NY nals Us sInSs Wnt W. ~. VI
dressed " JOIN I'alhDIgchI
Mr., Fled BoymeF came home from YOUNGSTOWN,
Pa,, Yesterday 10 visit his family and vote the
StfniIht Republican ticket, lie says tic Penn
syIYalia Republicans arc greatly Interested u
thB Ohio election and not only want 70 sec
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Lots For Sale in Crawford Heights,

Crawford Heights Is the name given to pla,
Of lHnd containing about forty ACles, lying on
the hill back OF The dituA ard Standard lion
WORKS, Lots vary 10 AlEu llOlA CnG'hai Of 40
agre 10 four acres, and will be AOla Lingly OF 10
blocks ROmO Of the property IL RICady 10
vines, and all OF II II wen GdaplCd 10 Tie gov.
Ing Of fruit, and berries Tho l0ratlUr while
neII the mills, factories NJ d RAILROADS IN jBC val
10y, Il yet above und beyond theirImnLp, HOlO
and other dlSAgFeehble features, llith,Ailhlu.
Affords Ane view Of the river aud lheAunOuhd
yaS aSes x Town and conStty No more dS, Ia
BILE location for private residences tun ~ found,
The property Will be sold at CHsOnabO prices
and on easy terms
FoY further particulars enquire Of r. I,
Howell, Bridgeport, o. AbrMm Lash, Martins
Ferryi !. J. Holloway. at First Nal0lRl Rant,
". 4, Graham, ut OllitC VI slGhcad
Iron Co., OF W. IL, TRllmuu, At Office Of ,Bmi
Iron and Steel Co uci
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wHEELING, NOVEMBER 2, 1889,
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$50 Mote Itne.n

Major Mckinley says the next Con.
gress will put a duty Of q cents a pound
on tin plate. This would result in trans.
ferring q considerable industry from
Great Britain to the United States, would
cause to be made in this country the tin
plate used in this country. Congress
cannot do better thing.
There is no reason why this country,
with its highly developed iron and steel
industry, shall be dependent on Great
Britain for commodity that can be as
well made here as there. We make the
sheet and we know how to coat 1t with
tin, and this is all there is in making tin
plata.
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FsPtHgT BAPTIST CtURCu-Cornef
Alt--H Twelfth and byron hltegtA-RNy, A. d,
Troy pAslOt services ~ i0!81a, m, and 7iSD h,
lug "wednesday a. 7!l1 n. IN,
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lNn fadlaior n seDnior Paynola glou, on You
don't believe I have Il, LOOK here. !, sald he
'Ra sIIS SPyeIP WIN f *, cat b.
"a q iiyes ana tens, and, ny, M was Ns1ii
a$s aPS oys ~ l Ss b 5i aud sad ny
G S iS aTS banks either Oh there's no aleA on
l.NeW ~ tel you what Neal aid. Hs tolds s y,
e spIs SSsfi sr .G coIa@Sas Akron and zaaes
SgGh! % % shs eSipG ~, TiS3 hs 5s 5s nS
Cleveland We're tobe taken care q IudsPeRdePRl.
nd ls IS MAN. &C CENT SS On SaPSe Tor
S beaten s saSs s9d e hold our aSFsg
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FOR SALE.

Blk HOOiaed Frame llOnsC, lot iON0 ice" "
No. "a TWOnty.nlnlh street. Tor slD,. ,,...,
A good R06nied Dwelling on south rem n
Also Boin0 very dgAliable buIldihg loI'oh 'D''
Pom street. ,..,t..,,
HG,idohco With full Lotal No, gl2ChtnlIhe "
Bnlldlng Lots COruer TRcnUIW'h'h "''
Mali streets, good lAClOfy Nla, r.,,.,,,,i.
A County Home, Z miles Wgtul W. h'l',t
OhiBj has Bk acres VI ground, r.. mel n,,,,,-
mouse, paying stone quarry IINN 'f
cheap, ,U.....
Building lots IN Tho sixth ward pa Gl.a2i,'
street, near Twgnly'nlhih, MdOllln at,''
ncnt IllftlUtht MH{slOn, ntaf INtlN 'Ni''''
OHIO County Farm lUOatfeg ,.,.,.,,,t.
Small Farm near MOnndlyllle lot ll'" VI "
ChauEg Tot city property.
hptldeupq ~ kdElbglOn lhilc, AGO.. .,..,,t
Double BilOk HOUSE. On North Huron "'''
viii tay well A. an Investment .,....ft,
Building Lots III The Old Ealf bi0Ihl' N''
on North Huron and North ffUni Nhtt st
hoiidenCe on North ffnnt street. i'""''
h0igg, lot G0SlOli price uCOJ ,,...tt
A ntet ClAAs tOjmpd HOME on NRil! NiiEt
slH N1Olnpd nIlrk House, with vacant h'N ~"
Al 1916 MOGOllOCh street ,.,,...,.,,,
Inllding Lots on Fourteenth and fllteu'n''
MAfket btNet business rfOpttlG ,.tb
i've i0Oiuld llOuaoDn south BfnnW'l w"
Other Improved Property, LOaus NttoUh'' 70
FOR RENT-CUuntFy Place Wlihln u mlhlW
drive IRON Upnve Oi ely Oh motor nue.
q. U, SMITH,
Heal EslaIe ABentall NOBEL
Stools bought and sold. mol
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrla.
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ELLIoTT-EcRr Elm Grove, on Friday, AOVeIp'
Der l, 1850, at II O'Clock u. in,, THOMAS n
ELLIO1T.
The funeral will take place from Ills late resi-
dencc, near Kim Grove, W. Va, this tsaIur
day. afternoon at o'clock. IutGrmCnt al
Stone Church Cemetery.
ZULAUF- ION Thursday, October 81, 1859, OF 9:sI
O'Clock y. m, CARL A., ipiuht child o.
Charles and Carrie ZulRui, aged " months
Funeral from residence OF parents, No. sO?t
Woods street, this Saturday afternoon at
O'CLOCK. Friends Of the family are invited
toRttGnd. Intermcnt at ut. Zion Cemetery
CHAMBERs-on Thursday October 81, 1850, al
0 o'clock y. M, RACHEL, wife OF tho late
Harrison ChambCJ, IN her 18th year.
Funeral from the residence Of her son, o. p
ChSmsGz, No. 70 Maryland street, this
Saturday afternoon at pollock. Friends
Of tho family arc ipylIe4 10 attend. Intor
mcni at bridgeport Cemetery,
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ITO LET TO A GENTLEALAN-A
u nicely furnished front ROOM No. z y. SIX