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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-20
a Keeper Shot.

BRUNSWICK, GA, Oct 19-Phillip Per-
rir, com nisSsry keeper in the emplo y of
the South Brunswick Terminal Railroad
Company, was shot by negro las, night
at s o'clock The shooting occurred al
Billiards camp, south of Brunswick. Per-
rim became engaged in a difficulty with a
force of hands aud one among them fired az
him three times. Ole ball entered Perrin 5
left temple. The wound is not dangerous.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-20
ON TIE DIAMOND.
The Games Played Yesterday on the
Ball Fields.

Ball Fields.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn. / o % c.
New York .....1 / 1 0 ? O. 6
Base hits: Brooklyn 8, New York 0. Errors:
Brooklyn 10 New York 4. Batteries Caruhers
and Visner. Crane and Ewing.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements Inserted under Especial
Notices" DfH be charged 81 90 q Square each
tnsertt0n.
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JAMES CLEvENeER, aged 10, of Nashville.
Brown county, and Miss Anna Patterson, aged
IA were marie recently at the home of the
brides father, in Columbus. Ind.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-20

lstfffFouH Tn0psAsp Elx hundred aud
t,s'fst tlulms Fislte1 The Naeafs u Lgurdrs
~ francs, during ills month n seutsn.ljer
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II EILY'S,
KENsINGTON LOTS,
30 Whitaker Street.

Forty by los, located on the Waters Road,
some distance south of the city as Ditmersytlle
S25 EACH
81 per month until paid for No interest, no
charge for papers.
TAKE ISLE OF HOPE TRAIN, s:c5 P. NJ,
Any day and see the property; 400 yards south
of Thomas station. These lots are the best
value for the money ever offered.
All that have seen them are delighted. See
plat at l73 Congress street.
LESTER HITRRFII
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PROF. I. LEON,

Has completed his Orchestra and is prepared to
furnish music for Germans, Concerts, Balls,
Private Parties, etc Address care Of
BUFFERS PHARMACY,
Corner Rnll and Conrrass STRAITS
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DESIRABLE FARM TO LET.
That desirable truck farm, Plumstead, former
ly the property of Gen. Harrison, situated on the
Middle Ground read and facing Southover
Junction For terms apply to
HENRY BLUM,
Northwest corner Bryan and Abercorn,
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And it will be positive treat to take view of
our store when the stock is all opened and dis
played. Now we try to serve our friends.
Come right along. Too busy to tell you more
now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aud. Thomas 70 Timothy Donovan $. east. W of
Brady Fsa.k 70 va Lille oo I9oranY Vanderbilt
ave Saloon on JoSn and VIE Ss to Amir J. Brown :
Ss1 hsSyn Of s sSaSc years q 90 and
eo0gs' al sSSg and S.i Ica oaS0oa0n Grand
!. TSsdSs$sys. q tihsS ysass ssoSo s'o'A'
saRss Of Msdlscnsvs year and d'% Ro atss
B@I!old. Henry, to Mary E. Field. 15Oth.st W
ffses 'sHai s1a ys { STss2
GO GSai ss n-'s No. 5 @ 5000 Nos
VIZ" Crawford o. s%d 1lHiaS {S4TA
' Dups Adas IF s sox sSa SsSG
Ade Sen, coz iSh 10 y'f FcS ssdoOS stevenson
SssS SssSs Of insE: and MIG
Eaton: cahalne and stephen r. TO Caroline ~. Purdy
rteess cAsles + . Wellington Porter Tvs 1ssth
Fire SS SIMON ssa M 5sss S SSSSS to william Martin
"u same m ~ No So years 80 ooo
s so E.@SIs sS R'%s5y years s'S''
' same 70 Ll So' ci inirneD ct a. sav.
sif Folsom SG sasDe ef'a%eP5 ss'0SOS
ana Loan Assoe.on creseentave, of Kingsbridge
Ps"4; ws sn G. WIFE to Asrssa Real
GFeSnh1ed DG,ah e Mary Harrison, EluaDeh.st
Gibbons Henetts T. to James L. Lowry, 47th-
Go d iPsp saa Franz % Cornell, c,mmaDn
" cor Crestons,e aud Kingsbridge Road 5 years
Harris. Samuel and another, to Barbara Kaiser. s
aSssa VIZ & Bs sSG0 ,5c,A-.t
Harris, Annie 4. 70 Enigrant Industrial Savings
33d-st Of 9th ave. 1 year, sl2, 600.
Harnett John. 10 Adolph Hupfel 1stave No .097
JaTne Samuel to Mutual Life Insurance Compapy o,
New.Yofk ll0th-st W. Of Boulevard year, mort.
Jacobs samuel. to Manuel Schneider W surolk.st,
KaiseT Barbara and John, to Mary l. Breese Goerck.
II, Nos. IS and 100 years, $4,000.
Same 10 same. Goerck-st, Nos. IS and 100 years,
$500
Same to Zoe ID Underhlll, exr. Goerckst, No. 3d. 3
Kelly Frederick " and wife. 70 Elijah Duttver W S
Wieits Of stant9n,st year gr.6 ylqGsG0
Bank. Union Place Of I5th.st year, $1,000.
Lewnsohn Louis. 20 COrnelia Canmann 8 Creston-
ave, Of DonDybrook.st. years. 1897
-. Luntsn, Henry 10 AscbeI Weinsteln Perfy'st,
LCbCman. Charles. TO Frederick Hebeman, W Wash.
lngtQn-aye. OF 107th-st. instalments. g, 600.
. Lloyd, Margaret A. 10 Melville G. Kellogg n 65th-
81" Of lst-aye, yrs, $1,000 oo,. .. m
GA Mccarthy, Julia, b Charles Farciot 2Oth-st W oil
-oSye nsia Inents, 81 900.
Mefntt Isabella 10 COnela Il Cammann. W Creston-
ave OF knPsbrdge Road, yrs, SIO 49,, -,
u pMoofe Maria and Hiram, 10 John Canas ana John
morgan. Sarah TO julius Van Murbeck and VIE
''IM,se OF l0th-aye, yrs. $40 600 ,... s,..
Mtyn han. Daniel C. and wife b Manhattan savings
iIson,iEg,ion. 1o3i-st Of 3dave. 1 year 500
1tL nee,e Mary, 70 Thomas IL Cook, 12lst'sI OF
"a PEARSON. Annie j. Peoples Cooperative Building
Mali instsmenes. se.60a
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Ring Franklin M, 10 Bowery Savings Bank ao''
St w 81 9d.Ave, instsincnts. $4,000 x,...e.,a
Rosend0rn Morris and wife. to Aaron hef'Hn''"'
Ruck Clara A. 10 Mary G. Muslow OF al, ooth-se
OF 9th-sve, Q yrs, es 600 - c,o.rc,..st n
Rude Philip 10 Barbara KGsen, ooeiN"
Riyington.st years, 81, 600 ., g eo,h.
St Hya aa Ms'yt 70 years. Ms'n sio.ooo o'a ,.
Smith, Eliza and John j 70 Mary Harrson
st. Ave A. 8 years, 81 600. -, -, c,hurban
Smoot James g. and wife TO Now-f olk anu rU,s0sf
Cooperative Building and Loan Association '''"'
Ane a. ssnSara n ~ Hudson River Bank. City,
New.York oth-ave, 57th-st instamen's az n
Strauss Henry, 10 Barbara KAISER > WYNN"
Rivihe ton-st years, sc 49,, c,x N.w.york
Turner Sarah u. 70 Bank for Savings C 1yyb Soo
w Irving Place 8 16th-st instaments el2OVVv .,,or
Wilson William g. and S,fe 70 Ed 1s,I PSoo
war, Mary and Martin to Mary "0H' '''''''
iSStn;s y1s and wife 10 Gcrmania Life Insurance
70 sSd ST W Tenox.ave 2 mortgages. years.
s19 600
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Proposals.

st Of columbia July 1S I 1gss Pro
ceSed At the oce Of the the District
Columbia TIL Thursday August LIST 1889 at ~ 9cloek
Of dod iF the ooT VII "a
S SS No.
S SS No. No. Primary sSS and Ssa
aSs alsH PEGS S% @ saS
and eSa 4 Sa T o bias and 0s A BID pc ne
Sds icdc PB adsp snd Te s iSe
and get g h floors % S Or sOo sN Isnus w.
RAYM6ND Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia
ID ROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
4Rca RHFor SEFiH
6 Sd ud e cooA 5o S e 5Ss'sq %
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pS5O Mf sss e"' @ osS
Goo aq 9.S yIn Se& tS;d
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% S9 Ssiess SS p nM Bs fSy' D
pS Sss SSaef E? Shoes 1;
5SS sJ R aPT baSnR sSS q TG
Camp Kts P 1s. G WIN po t I sdss
2sS sso G'S@5S e fGIt 2ss, a$F
Sss $ s 4'fS' hISs Ss SR |
faf Jog 800 Si pounds ~ Pattern @
TT MeghSSGe cotton 1O2 Duck ya to
yards ufbeached Cotton Duck IL TO 79unce 2G0 gross
SY SEA i R'n Zone y s bdSS DGq'
4 fSsS sG Ss' N S@i g. 200 ys
be s9nsy I'll H MSgS nd Ed@ s
msss 'ts ssr dc Sc VERY e' f6s
s q aias C. ' e s%s e
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sTTfs s plSSos S ' sRo SSr SS %
enapng proposals sss,es.e b o S ncpo
master, Phlfsdelphe, Pa NJ. l. LUDlNGToN' Deputy
O. NJ. General. U. s. A.
DROPOSALs FOR SABOTS.-Ordnance OF
IN duplicate M b Sseyed A 6 us me- i
S SssS xS SSs sey viii Be pSS hS opened
inch and 81 cevennel "Eureka' sa9ots All 4iofma
G's s. t sSSTT Capt Ord Dept o. A. Acting Chief of
Ordnance
PROPOSALS FOR MANUFACTURE OF A
ORDNANCE lSN %e W Wasns.on. juy IT,
SsiSs q Of on Wo9dDde 5
sSS e. s 5s s' The
deTs VIII state the price for the manufacture Of me gun
sG %S n wS SS'e he deSey viii I3r%s
lion required and blank forms nDSh whoe ~ The sd
yersseS r-N the spsccstcns drawing. must accom-
Ray end he fG ss part waive anI 70 reject
o. all bids Proposals should DO matted ProPSdsSas iS
" SSD sMir Aehs CHIEF S
Army. Washington, D. C. --- ---.z7zzz1,
TT NITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
S:, %IsI % S' ls ssSeS rs r e.
Rstns S's sa Sh city y Of r. troy s"sSS
Rpa 81 Ss5 saa Ta yS
es tea .la Fl IsasSo ' y Ensns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-18
Gcnntrp propsrtn for Sale ano 90 Eel
LOTS
and
HOUSES AND LOTS
for sale at
RENSONHURST-BY-THE-SEA,
on New-York Bay.

Perfectly developed. Water-mains
laid. sidewalks, streets lighted, sewers
being Systematically introduced.
By the new ferry from the Battery
every half hour), time 45 minutes.
The Fifth Avenue Brooklyn) Ele-
waited RR. will be completed to con-
meet with the b., B. & W. +. RR. with
in few weeks. Time by this new
route from Brooklyn Bridge to Benson
hurst will be 80 minutes.
No one can realize what desirable
place this is to live in, both summer
and winter, without seeing it.
Lots 5000 each and upwards. Houses
with plots 60 feet wide, $4,000 and up
wards. Terms easy.
Carriage in waiting every afternoon
to show the place.
Illustrated circulars sent.
Address G. B. F. Randolph, Al Wall
ST., New York, or Bensonhurst ?. o.,
Kings County, N. Y, or Agent in RR.
depot, on the property.
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PROPOSALS FOR MANuFAGTUKEsr DT A


u Room o. Army building, New;Ycrk' JSg .,
9-Sealed proposals In tripcate VIII DC ftce.et a.
this once until Il O'clock noon. August ssv io N Iy
pairing certain dikes in The Hudson yer r eecntion
Of bidders invited 70 Of Congress apyoyeu T Up
ruary 90 1885 aud February 30 1887 page BIZ aa nVI
"a page Ala, Statutes at Lsige For sp,Sd.sa,d
bnE forms all Information apply 20 the unnersiEneN
a. l. GIIIESPIE. Lieut.. Col. Of Engineers. U g. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-18
Auetion Sales Of Real Gsiale.


N ICHARD v. HARNETT & CO.. Auctioneers'
will sell at auction TUESDAY. July 3d. OF IL o'ci0cN
noon. at the Real Estate Exchange and Auction N00iH
80 to o5 Lberty-st,
TO CLOSE PARTNERSHIP ESTATE
,ns,on .nd Ar aves Mot 48x1l7.o feet prominently
situated in one OF the most desirable locations In the Guy
also on north side Of S3d.st. on the rear oi aoO''
sexso feet -, crNr
70 PER CENT AT PER CENT
may remain for term OF years
Mana &c at tho Aucuonecrs, 10 liberty So
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Gountrp Board.

A BEAUTIFUL HOME.-Pnvate family, large mansion,
bath; nrstclass; high bea thy; splendid views hour;
acres OF lawn, shade walks siabhng o. -, 49, NiH-
am.st
ID OARDERS accommodated at summit Farm House
ID pleasant surroundings hrst-cass board; better
and beds be had N Lake MahOpac for SD 70 40
per week for board. SO T. fS conveyance always
ready. Address Yorktown Heights Box ~
u OARDERS CAN FIND PLEASANT HOME WIN
Erie road; % per week Address Box II, Washington
vle Orange Co.. N. Y
~ oUNTRY BOARD, IN the famous berkshire hills
" Very large newly furnished, wide halls go
feet covered piazza4 weshaded lawns good fishing
one mile from the celebrated Shaker community Brick
house, with all modern convenience four hours from
New. York can accommodate about fifty more Terms
drives; best OF Ieierences from families now here.
send for circular Address w. NJ. DELAVAN, New
Lebanon, N \.
T. IRsT;CLAss BOARD IN A MODERN COTTAGE
with large additions and commodous rooms; centrally
located and newly furnished; O. Front-se, Saratoga
SPRING. opens June Is MRS. S. VAN VEGHTEN, Pop
GOOD BOARD and accommodations can be had with
"a H. z. HALL, ut his fruit farm az RdgebuIy, orange
Co., n Y. references given
TIEDGES' FARMHOUSE, In the Catskills.-Enl arged
II and Improved this season 1ne rooms good board;
s6 per week. Address GEO. HEDGES, East Durham NY.
ID ARTIEs WISHING pleas ant location for summer r
references, address f.. PEABODY. Hague. \. Y.
L spring water vegetables, fruit milk cream, good
table, address with stamp Mrs F. A. kEYEs, Box 1885,
Conway, Mass.
- near a beautiful lake; 80; city references
Mrs +. Il. HAMLIN. Sharon Valley, Conn.
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Ciip 1)ropertn 10 Lei.

1870
.nCT STORE and basement TO let. on leading
downtown street; very light goo fees rons 'oVv ,
square feet g 1TTssTh SWiHirfSG. BceEman:st
~ TiIDTNtjs stores lofts, and Offices to lst in John
Il lg,Ilion Beehnan Chambers N~7sAu' "Ni'""' O'''
pearl and Water SITS. and VicniY r,Nr = pooruan.s.
NO 10 DARCLAY.ST, ..,o,, ,..x Ir,,v IN
~ Onices al" ''N N. c. WOOSTER
premises - -----
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II
i Department Washington, July IL, lSeJ-
Sealed nroposas ia duplicate will be received a. ths NICE
until s. O'clock y. on WEDNESDAY Au ,H6GI H.
inch and cevennel "Eureko' ss9'ts All inio iin
ton rcourod by bidders can be had upon apeslioi
G. S. SMITH, Capt ORD. Dept. U. s. A. heuhg Ohlei Oh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14

The TNTELLloEScRR has urged the clos.
ing Of the First ward school for the
present, because Of tho danger to the
children md the teachers in the school
aud TO those with whom they come In
contact. Prevention Is the only sure
cure for dlphtheria.
Authorities agree that where the dis.
ease has shown itself every effort should
be directed u Conlne 1t to those already
attacked, aud this end is TO be sought by
enforced isolation and strict attention 10
cleanliness. Tho disease spreads most
rapidly when the contagion is introduced
into crowded assemblies, schools being
especially favorable to It's dissemination,
since the most susceptible age is from
three to twelve years.
Itisnot to be supposed that parents
will knowingly send their children to
school when they have a contagious dis.
case, and II is not 10 DO supposed that
parents nrC expert In detecting a malady
which often luisleads physicians. For
thesamo reason teachers cannot be OK.
pcCtcd to send home promptly every
child who may infect the school.
The safe side Of tho question, the
course dictated by q prudent regard for
tho teachings Of the best authorities,
Is to keep tho children from coming into
promiSCuous contact with other child.
rem. This could as we'll DO done by
keeping tho children at home as by
closing the school but since there are
parents who will think II safe to send
their children so long as tho school
authorities think Ii sale to keep the
school open, tho closing Of tho school
is plainly tho better course. Tho prime
object ls TO keep the disease from spread.
Ing 10 other wards Of tho city and to
other homes Ia tho SAME ward.
II may be that with the school open
and every enrolled pupil In attendance
there would not 10 another death or an.
other case Of dlphlheria. 1tmay be that
closing thuschool entirely would not Ond
the trouble. Concerning these thlngSno.
body can make predictions based on alb
solute knowledge aud therefore entitled
10 absolute confidence, This We know
absolutely, that there lS great danger
Ia large assemblies Thsllie oions per.
son Ia worth moro than a few weeks Of
schooling for ayO hundred persons.
The history Of the cases in the Fipt
ward raises strong presumption that
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THE TERN TERMINATED.


Tho Circuit Court Ended SaturtlRy-The
Routine business Disposed of.
Saturday ended the term OF the Cir.
cult Court for this county that began
early ia September. This morning
Judge PAUL will go to Moundsville to
open court for Marshall county, and
Judge Campbell will go to the upper
counties Of the Panhandle.
Saturday, in Part !, before Judge
PAUL, the motion made for new trial
in the case OF Henrietta Petit vs.. vii.
liam Blon, was overruled. This case
was the ono In which suit for 5000
damages was brought, growing out OF an
accusation OF theft made against the
plaintiff, and in which between $500 and
$500 damages were awarded.
In Part II, before Judge Campbell, in
the case OF the State vs.. Mary Hughes,
Melissa MCGlumphrey and WIN. Reid,
indicted for letting house 10 be used as
a house OF III fame, pleas Of guilty were
entered aud fines Of $50 and costs as.
sessed In each case, except that in case
No. 2, against Melissa MCGlumphrey,
the fine was $40. These fines arc little
different from the $50 and costs hereto.
fore imposed.
In the case OF the Wool Growers Elk.
change VS.. J. d. Whitman ct al.. de.
murfei was fled and the case continued,
Louis +. Stifel was appointed com.
mittee for Henry Gerstlnansheimer, the
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the school house became fatal point Of
contact. On July IS a malignant case
Of diphtherla appeared on Coal street. in
the upper part Of the ward. In seven
days the child died. In four days more
another child died Of the same disease
in the same house, People in the
neighborhood became alarmed, but
some were not alarmed enough. The
malady crossed to the other side Of the
street, attacking two children and
a young woman. Theset three recovered,
though one Of the children is now suf'
lering from partial paralysis one OF the
results OF diphIheria. The disease next
appeared about a square below on the
same street, death resulting on August
10, Attending physicians urged all
known precautions, The INTELLIGENCE
sounded a note Of warning, DlphtheEia
seemed to have been stamped out,
The First ward school opened on Mon
day, September 0, A child attending
this school was there for the last time
on September 81, dying OF diphtherla or
October 8. A child Of the same family
continued going to school until October
2. Seven days later this child died o
the same disease. Three days later
third child not OF school age wasstrickeT
in the same family, On October 10
physician was called to see child III o
diphtheria who had been in school a
late as two days before, Two NOR
cases, these mild, are reported OF chill
dren who had attended the same school
Nobody, physician or layman' can tel
how many infected children are now at
tending the school, 1t is possible tina
there are none. 1t is probable that Their
are some. Who will take the response
biIity to bring together the sick and tn
,r.lI0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14
LAST GAME OF THE SEASON.

pittsburgh Has n IInrd Time Winning Sat
ur,Iay's Gnme-FIne Sport.
The second game Of ball between the
Pittsburgh League club and picked
nine Of professionals from this city and
vicinity, played at Island Park Saturday
afternoon, was witnessed by about SOC
people. 1t was a splendid game, close
and exciting from, start to finish. Gal,
vim was in The box for the visitors, and
found the situation IN interesting one
all the way through; in fact, none o.
the visitors felt easy till the last Wheel
Ing man was out and they had won the
game by a score Of 2tol. Both Of the
scores made by Pittsburgh were home
runs, made by Miller and Beckley, and
Miller only made the circuit by the ball
being lost in tho tall grass in center
field, The fielding OF the home team
was perfect, the only error being one
charged to Westlake, which did not
however, affect tho result.
Burkett was puzzler, the Pitts
burghers being able to hit safely only
Owe times. Notwithstanding the fact
that Calvin was on his metal, the
Wheeling boys were able to size him uT
for eight hits, but unfortunately they
were too widely scattered to result in
any material benefit except in the first
inning, when Miller got hit and sec
ond on W. Whites double.
Tho gcnrn WIS M follows;
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OLIVER DITSON COMPANY, Boston.
q, II. DrTsoN & Co.,
FOR SALE.

No. 1915 McColloch street, the late residence
James Exley, deceased; ground 60 teet front, Of
more II desired, up TO 20S feet.
A Desirable Business House on Market street
No. 1906 Cha pllne street, Brick House rooms
ground S3 by 1873 feet. Price $500.
No. 1909 Jacob street, sraOmed Brick House
Price Sl,OO0
No. $40 Alley G.
No. 831 Main Atfeet.
No. $50 Main street.
No. 10 Twenty.lourth street.
No. 20 Twenty fourth street.
No. 80 aud 81 Twenty.slxth street.
No. 81 and 30 1wenty1lxth street.
No. zoos Alley r.
A Desirable residence on Fifteenth street.
No, VI aud 90 Eleventh street, east OF Baltl.
more street, both houses for 81 ,0O0.
No. 22ig Main street,
No $50 Twelfth street.
No. 1i2i Eon street
No. mot, 2lO6, 2l0S Water street.
No l220 McCOlloch street.
No, 1872 McColloch street,
No $3.50, 1853 and 1910 Main street,
A DeSltable Residence on National Road
ground " acres.
100 Acre Farm on Short Creek, ". Va.
Lot south Of house No 9S02 ROn street.
Lots cast and Wtst sides OF South Front street.
Lot south west corner Of Virginia and South
York streets.
exchange for city property
Many other HouEes, Farms and Lots for sale.
FOR RENT.
A Desirable Residence on the line Of the P,
". 4 Ky. RAilfoadi ground y actesi 500 per
Aunum, MONTH.
Three Rooms, No. 3cO1 Main street. .........S . 20
No. 2StO Jacob stfeet....,,, ..,,.....".... Is 0l
No. ia Seventeenth street ,".....-....... 10 W
No. 2ls Eoh street and Alley lV.....,...... ~ y
Q6 Aero Farm on Middle Wheeling Creek,
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candidate CampbeIl,, signature,

Somebody tricked Mr.. HaIstead, Of the
Cincinnati Commercial, into publicly de.
claring that he had in his possession q
contract signed by James L. Campbell
Democratic nominee for Governor oil
Ohio, by the terms of which contract
Dir. Campbell was to receive part OF q
promotion fund for inducing the United
States Government to buy certain bal.
lot box. Mr. Campbell did introduce
the bill.
All the signatures furnished to Mr.
Halstead, including that Of Mr.. Camp.
bell, were forgerles. As soon as this
was made clear to Mr.. Halstcud, he pro.
claimed the laCt over his signature in
his newspaper. This was all the repair.
alton he could make, and he made Il
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with local application, rs they cannot
reach the seat Of tho disease. Catarrh ID
a blood or constitutional disease, and Ia
order to cure II you have to take inter.
nal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure ID
taken internally, and acts directly ON tho
blood and muCus surface. Halls o..
tarrh Cure is no quack medicine, Il was
prescribed by one Of the best physicians
In this country for yeafs, and Is a regular
prescription. ltisconposed Of the best
toniCs known, combined with tho best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the mu.
Gus surface, Tho perfect combination Of
etwoingtcdlentS what produces such
wonderful results In curing cataffh.
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