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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-11

The STANDARD nastens to ~cOngratu-
late it's Butte morning contemporary
IN The handsome appearance il presents
i'm its enlarged form and under new
editorial management. No newspaper
i'm Montana has u larger field, or n
more inviting. Evidently the Miner is
resolved to adjust itself to the pOssibil-
tiles that are before il. and the STAND
ARD bids IL good speed.
II is n rather singular fact that Sir
James stephen. who delivered h Sc
we're charge against Mrs. Maybrick, had
recently completed an interesting re-
view of Criminal Law in England"
i'm which he analysed u number of cele-
brated poisoning cases. lie took the
ground N this book that "a judge should
be extremely careful how he prejudices
a jury, and that when there is doubt in
circumstantial evidence the prisoner
hOuld w the beneiit of il, rs h
English law gives 10 appeal i'm GRIM
inal eases. Yet, when he came to pre-
side i'm the Maybrick case he acted pre-
cisely like the Judges whom he criti-
cised, and. though there were extenua-
ting circumstances in Mrs. Maybrick's
favor, he charged the jury SO that they
could bring i'm n other verdict than
guilty. II il a remarkable cas- of the
DRY going to the wall when brought
n actual contact with reality.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-11

The method now employed III obtain
ing appropriations for new vessels is
open to criticism. Congress grants the
money for the construction of vessels
which have not been designated and
designates "a limit of cost. The de
partment then sets its engineers to
work To prepare plans which are offered
for the consideration of competing
naval bidders The result is that the
proposals exceed the limit of the cost
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PERSONAL

Anaconda. August q. 1859.
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Corr~~yond.nec aud business letters should IN
addressed tn

THE STANDARD.
Corner nj Main and Third streets. Anaconda,
Montana.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

Elaborate preparations are being made
for the great Exposition TO open at Bal
timore, Monday, September 9th and con.
tinue until Saturday, September 18th.
A monster parade, Industrial aud
Civic, with 200 floats and oyer $4,000
men In line will be one OF the features Of
the first day. A Sham Battle, Grand
Concert and Massed Band Concert in
which 80 bands will take part, DediCa'
ton OF the PostotIiCe by tho President
and Cabinet and Maryland Grand Ball
are OH the program for Thursday the 18th.
The BombNrdment Of Fort McHenry
Is arranged for Friday the 18th. Eight
United States Men.0f-W War, the Mary
land Oyster Navy and 500 men will be
in the engagement aud something real
astiC can be looked for.
Some Of the best stables in the country
are entered for the races which take
place each day, on the Pimlico track.
The railroads are making low rates
and the Baltimore 4 Ohio with It's usual
liberality announces that excursion
tickets will be sold TO Baltimore from all
stations on It's lines east Of the Ohio
river, for all trains September 9TH to 14th
inclusive, at one faro for the round trip,
valid for return passage until September
2lst inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

1t is a pleasure TO learn that Chair.
man Quay, MI. Clarkson, General Gol
and General Malone areshortly to hold a
conference in this city to map out a plan
OF campaign in the new States, This
meeting must result in great'good to the
Republican organization. Itstarts right,
for II starts where many an enterprise
has begun is successful career.
Wheeling is not precisely tho geo
graphical center Of the country, but 1t ID
the real center OF thought and Of the
best endCayor. 1t has the good fortune
not to he overrun by politicians, SO that
the distinguished visiting Conferees may
hold their meeting without annoyance.
Moreover, Wheeling affords every op.
portunity for the suitable entertainment
Of distinguished visitors. 1t will be no
trouble al all TO open in their honor q
fresh kCs Of nails every Ave minutes,
and they may take thOir choice between
the old gauge and the new.
There can DO no doubt at all about
their coming Tor this purpose, because
somebody in Pittsburgh has found out
all about II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

Three deeds Of trust and the following
conveyances OF real estate were admit,
ted to record Saturday by Recorder
Hook:
Deed made August 10, 1880, by oella
2. Cranmer, wife Of G. L. Cranmer, u
John Alexander, for part Of fractional
lot No. 147, in D. Zane's addition, on
Delaware street. Consideration, $500.
Deed made May s, 1889, by Joseph
Caldwell Pierce, Of GibsOn's Landing
Concordia Parish, La, to Charles ReitEI
for lot No. II, In square No. 20, fronting
on Wood street, between Twenty.eightll
and Tw~enty.ninth streets. Consideration,
Deed made August 10, 1880, by D.
Lamb and Henry N. Russell, special
commissioners, To- Charles West, for lot
No. 20, In Division y, and for the west
half oflot No. % B In Division D, on the
plat OF the CAldwell's run property.
Consideration, $l35.
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pon,t Yon rnlnh rh.1 Wonlaf

The strike OF forty thousand British
day.laborers is attracting the attention
Of the world. American Free Traders
are Tor the present in the world, and
they should consent TO be enough Of the
world to know what is going on in 1t,
ithey are not too much lost in theo.
relical speculation TO lay hold Of a sub.
stantlal thing, will they kindly tell us
what they think Of this great strike in
the land OF Free Trader Has Free Trade
brought about this struggle between
British labor and British capital2 and II
not, why not2
II the like had happened In these
United States the Free Trade would have
drawn on their Free Trade primers Of
British imprint to prove to their own
satisfaction that Protection did II. They
would have told us much about the Rob.
Der Barons and tho Money Devil. Don't
YOU think they would2
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want rhslr nav Material. Free.

The New York Times notes with salts.
faction that "the IRON manufacturers Of
New England are getting up a petition
to Congress asking for the removal Of the
duties upon coal and iron ore, which are
the raw materials OF their business"
Arc theyr Well, coal and iron orc are
the raw material Of some other mems
business; and, for that matter, SO are
the iron products Of the Now England
manufacturers. II those manufacturer
get up their petition they willsavc them
selves trouble by throwing 1t in tho fire.
The people Of thi, country have been
sufficiently educated in the raw material
theory 10 understand ", and they cannot
BIO hoodwinked by 1t. Break one link
in tile chsin Of Protection, and what re-
mains may as well DO sent to the junk
shnn
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The Paxton FOUNTAIN In lad shape.

Saturday an attempt was made to put
the Paxton fountain, in the Public
Building Square, in a seml.respectable
condition. The water was shut of as
nearly as the dilapidated aud worn out
condition Of the pipes and valves would
permit, and two men put in half a day
shoveling out tho Shiny mud that had
accumulated in the basins and trying 10
clean out the Jets and outlets. The ioun.
tain as a whole, is in n very dilapidated
nddisgraceiul condition, and Is shame.
iul reproach to the city, No time should
be lost in expanding three or four hum
bred dollars on it at once. The city has
little enough ~ornamentation about II
anyhow, and that 1t should allow a gift
like this fountain TO come 80 near being
entirely ruined as 1t is, speaks poorly for
It's public spirit, or appreciation OF the
public spirit shown by individuals. I'm.
less something Is done to the fountain
another winter will finish II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26
nlo,clo nnce. Al the state Fair.

Among the new features in the list oil
attractions that are being provided for
tho coming ninth annual State Fair will
be some bicycle races that promise TO be
very interesting. They will take place
on the first and second days otthe Fair.
The programme Is as follows:
First day, Monday, September o.
Grand parade OF all Wheeling and visit
ing wheelmen; haltmile safety race
half.mile tandem race; INT mile ordi-
nary race. Open only to those who do
not enter In the second days races.
Second day, Tuesday, September TO-
Two mile ordinary, open to all riders;
one mile ordinary, for the State cham
pionship; half mile ordinary, for boys
sixteen years old and under.
There will be fine medals provided as
prizes for all the races. Further details
will be arranged at a meeting OF the
WheelingW heelmento tomorrow evening,
at the new headquarters, which are be-
ing rapidly put III shape. Riders desir.
ing to enter for the races should send In
their names promptly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

uisargued by those who have q flnC
genius for fluO points that II Mrs. May.
bricks guilt was not Clear enough to JUS
tliyher hanging, II was not clear enough
10 Justify her later sentence TO penal ser.
yltude for lie. In other words, II she
poisoned her husband 10 death, she do.
served hanging Il OhO did not she do.
serves her liberty,
Az an original proposition this would
DO true. But tho Jury dealt with the
original proposition, being her indiCt.
Indictment for murder, aud found her
guilty az indicted, The proposition DO.
fore the Home Secretary was, whether
there were circumstances TO warrant OK.
OCutlve ClOmenCy, and II 10, 10 what OF.
tent that Clemency should be exercised,
In a difficult situation the Home Sec
rotary leaned 10 nletcy'S side and the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26
TIE STATE Reform SCHOOL
The Board Of Commissioners AaltssN Lib
sFal ORsr for It's Location Here,

The Board Of Commissioners MAkeaR LIB
sFal ORsr for It's Location Here,
A special meeting Of the Board OF
County Commissioners was held satur'
day morning for the purpose Of taking
action looking to the securing Of the
location Of the State Reform School in
this county. President Dobbins pre-
sided, and all the members were present
except Mr., McGregor. A special COM
mittee, appointed to ascertain what de-
sirable sites could be had, reported haVi
ing considered seven, as follows; The
farms OF j, o. Heryey, 1855 acresi John
II. sisson, 1870 acres; Peter Delaplaine,
247 acres; Henry Hall, 10 acres, with an
adjoining farm OF so or 90 acresi Samuel
MCGEE, 1913 acres. II was proposed that
the Commission appointed to select q
site, be allowed a choice OF these farms,
Mr.. Cruise suggested that in lieu Of q
farm $4,000 In cash be offered,
Nj, g, g, Hannah appeared IN reler-
enCe 10 a farm near Mt, de Chantal, late
ly belongingto 7, L, Kimberly, noWtothe
Crescent Building Association. Enough
TO make a hundred acres, added to the
seyenty.tWo acres OF the Kimberly farm,
could be bought from Hugh CLARK for
$4,000, The Crescent Building ASsocla'
ton would take $4,000 for its farm,
This, and a farm OF Sheriff Steenrod's, on
the Baltimore & Ohio, containing
se%yenty,six acres were added 10 the
list, This would cost $4,000, The
Kennedy farm was much admired, but
II and enough other land 10 make 100
acres would cost $4,000 to $4,000, This
farm lies on Pryor's hill, near the
National pike, The price was consider
ed prOhiblliYe.
ME, Cruise thought the Kimberly farm
would secure the location here, and that
the school was worth the cost Of that
farm TO the county, Mr., Maxwell
looked forward with uneasiness to al
Increased levy, but Mr., Cruise said thai
the County's finances were in such con-
dition as to require no increase Of taxa
ton. Mr.. Cruise thought the Reform
Schools real necessity, He alluded IA
the young people on the streets at night
as a sign OF moral condition which de-
manded reform. 80,
The farm Of Mr.. Knox, 40 acres, with
90 aCres adjoining, purchaseable at 900
was suggested, but notincluded. Finally
the proposition to offer tho choice ottht
Hervey, SisSon, MCGEE, Kimberly, Della.
plaino and stCenrod farms, or $l0,OO(
cash, was adopted, and the clerk directed
to 50 notify State Superintendent o.
Schools Morgan,
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plll,hnrph nlperplan. In Town,

Instead of six companies Of the Hiher'
nian Rifles, OF Pittsburgh, coming mere
Saturday to hold q picnic on me slale
Fair grounds, as was expected, Com
many A, the one under whose auspices
the excursion and picnic, were gwen,
was the only organization that put IN an
appearance. Capt, John Crowley, was
IN command and the other commissioned
officers were, First Lieutenant Mm'
Ratchford; Second Lieutenant IhCs.
Haligan; Third Lieutenant, Andy
DinoI. Quite 4 number Of excursion
ists came down with the Rifles and the
day was spent pleasantly on the grounds,
dancing being the principal amusement
A feature OF the picnic was 9n1IF'sh Ilg
contest between Miss Maggie Reard0nI
Of Bellaire, and Dennis Hoolihan, o.
Pittsburgh. ]. j. Burke, Of Pittsburgh
was the Judge, and, taking the sentiment
OF the assembly and his own judgment
awarded the prize to Miss Reardon.
Tie exCursionists In some manner 80!
the idea iutheir heads that they could
return to Pittsburgh over the
Baltimore ( Ohio at II o'clock
and did not 20 to the depot till tia
time. when they learned that the mex
train out would beat 8 o'clock yesterday
morning. Accordingly they had a tedi
GUS wait till that tune. Many remained
here over yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

Col. 4. G. Field, Of Parkersburg, A. A.
G. Department OF West Virginia, u. A.
H, has sent to Capt, q, =. Irwin the lol'
lowing list Of former members OF UaEIlh's
battery for whom be has medals: VIM
Anshutzt, Theop. Bennett, J, I, Bur
iordt, Anthony Craig, Geo; w, Uonnol-
iy, Richard Dorsey, John ". Dlrbln, A.
I,Gumt, All, Hawkins, UrIah HeaIqnb
Geo. Hoimant, James HouseholdeTI +,
Humphreyille, Ian, G, MARSHALL John
j, Maplet, DIS. Morrisont, Isaac Monet'
VIM. "A. Murray, James MCkendryE,
Carl II, Kittens and NJ, v, g, Rogers
Those marked with a dagger " were
transferred from Battery g, Capt. y I,
Ewing, that battery having previously
been Company Gu Second w. va IN
fantry, for which battery Col, Field ALSO
has medals. These medals can Dc on
tanned by the owners, their heirs or pa,
rents, by writing TO Col, I, G, Field aG1
enclosing q two cent stamp, Col' Flelu
aiso mas ~hity.seyen medals for Capt
Daum's Battery A, Of which there are
several members residing in this Guy;
Persons who obtained medals lnaI
were thrown out in the dirt from the
capital when the seat Of government was
removed from here to Charleston, are re-
ouested to turn them over to tue u; A,
r., 80 they can be sent TO whom 1hey
belong,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

Saturday Recorder Hook issued mar.
rlage licenses 10 the following named
persons!
Frank Ray, a native OF Harrison coun.
ty, now Of Wetzel county, aged SO, aud
Sarah =. Hlxenbaugh, a native Of Wheel.
Ing, now OF WetEel county, aged 82.
John Meyer, q native OF Germany,
now Of Wheeling, aged 80, and Emma l..
Fisk, a native OF BenwOod, now Of Bel.
lAire, aRed %,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

SOUTHERN Democrats serve notice on
Postmaster General WauamRker that II
Colored men arc appointed to places in
the postal service they, the said Demo-
Gratis, will no. deal with the Wanamaker
establishment in Philadelphia, This is
hard lines for a rising public man at the
same time engaged in trade.
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Epoell.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks
and epoch in the life Of the individual.
Such a remarkable event is treasured In
the memory and the agency whereby The
good health has been attained Is CRATE
fully blessed. Hence |. is that so much
Is heard in praise Of Electric Bitters. So
many feel they owe their restoration TO
health, TO the use Of the Great Alterna.
tive and Tonic. II you arc troubled
with any disease Of kidneys, liver or
stomach, OF long or short standing you
will surely find relief by use Of Electric
Bitters. Sold at 60c and 81 per bottle at
Logan Drug Co.'s drugstore. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

Is essential to good health but at this
season II is often lost, owing TO the
poverty or impurlLy Of the blood, de.
fangement Of the digestive organs, and
the weakening effect Of the changing
season. Hoods atsaparilla Is wonder.
full medicine for creating an appetite,
tonlng the digestion aud giving strength
10 tho whole system. Now 10 tho time
to take It. Be sure to get Hoods Sarsa.
parllla. d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

CotuMBus, o., jan. 1, 1Ss9.-To Til
Elixir or DATES Co. Dear SirS =
Of Dates Cured inc Of habitual Conslipa.
ton and dyspepsia l recommend II Ia
all my friends. Very truly youis, Joseph
thinner, Prop. Of Hotel 81 Claire, 90.
lumbug, o. Sold by o, r. Goethe, W, W,
Irwin W. 4. Williams and John Laugh,
lin. Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin& Co.,
MholhnAlh ARnniA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

IPyou happen to be in England and
have the felicity to be cheated orpunch'
ed by a lord, don't waste time and money
trying to have his lordship punished
That is not what lords are for. British
Justice is otherwise engaged,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

BRIRRLY, Of Maybrick case fame, is
now crossing the ocean to this country.
When he sailed the Homo Office had not
spoken tho word that gave the wretChed
woman her life. Briefly will hardly be
lIonlzed in this country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

EX-SENATOR RE~pDLEBERdER, through
his newspaper, says he will not support
Malone for Governor, adding that he
"wanted him nominated to be elimin'
ated," Enough Of this sort Of thing may
elect Malone.
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Amusements.
Real Estate.
FOR SALE,

No. Is T~Weuty.tourth street,
No. 70 TWenty,ipuFlh street,
ESt sou ao q House No, ssos Eor street, Price
4 Desirable Residence os National Road east
Of Elm Grove; ground W acres,
No. l2t Fifteenth street,
lots north, south and west Of House No, los
NOCollOch street,
2l6 Acre Farm on Middle wheeling Greek,
i6O Acre Farm on Short Creek.
SO Acre farm fIe miles west Of MRtamOrAS,
81 Acre Farm near Marietta, Price 9,600.
A IeSlrable Residence on Fourteenth street,
Four Ro0med COTTAGE, furnished, on Park
Two -Four Roomed Houses on McCOlloch ST.
No, 1900 jacob street,
iotson eASt and west sides OF South FrOntst.
Ground 10 feet Z inches tECpt, north Of l90
Many other Houses, Lots and Farms for sale,
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woman's neck was saved. While there is
lie there is hope, II now It can be
shown that Mrs. Maybrick is innocent,
or that there is so strong a presumption
Of innocence as to en.itle her to a full
pardon, she is where a pardon can reach
her. 80,
To criticlse the Government at this
time for refusing a full pardon is de-
cidedly unreasonable and unfair The
British Government did well by Mrs
MAVERICK,
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Mr.. CaAUSCRy M, DEPEw, who has
been eating some frogs in the original,
says, "the exhibition has saved the
French Republic" BoulRnger WILCOX
on this with glazed eye aud a swim
ming brain,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

Few children can DO induced TO lake
physic without a struggle, and no won.
def-most drugs are extremely nAussat.
Ing, Ayers Pills, on the contrary,
being s%ugat.coated, are eagerly swallow.
cd by the little ones, and are, therefore,
the iAyorite family medicine. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

SURPRISE is expressed because Mr..
Russell Harrison condescended to dine
in London with an untitled person and
an American, the said person being Mr..
Frank Mclaughlin, publisher OF the
bright Philadelphia TimH. The real
cause for surprise is that Mr., Frank Nc
Iaughlin was abloto nerve himself tothe
mint M pivinv n dinner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

II you want sweet mouth and breath.
II the gums become spongy, they lose
their power tohold the teeth. The useot
SozoDoNT il invaluable because 1t re-
moves the tartar which separates the
teeth and gums. MwFaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

Miss Gteen-Are they prominent In
society," Mrs. Patket-Oh, no. Regular
Darby and Joan there hasn't been q di.
yorcO In the family from the grandpar.
entg down
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Quo county makes a strong and prac-
ttcal bid for the Reform School. The
State may have $4,000 or its choice Of
seven good farms well located and suita-
bic for the purpose, Since Ohio county
will do more than any other county to
I'LL the Reform School, isn't it fair that
her offer should be kindly considered
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

RocKwooD. Mlcu., Feb. Q, 1882. Nj.
LOOSE RED CLOVER Co.;-I have used
your Fluid Ext. Red Glover Blossoms,
prescribed by DR.. A. l. Sawyer, Monroe,
Mich, and have received great benefit
from the same, after having suffered a
great deal for years. Respectfully,
HELEN Y. MAILMAN. Logan Drug Co.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, W.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

4
BY virtue Of q deed OF trust made 10 me a.
trustee By, Nathan Willntou and Maggie j. VII.
kitiSot, his wife, dated the 18th day Of Iuiy,
lltSlb, and now Of record In tho Clerks Office Oh
tho County Court OF Ohio County, West VII.
giniaj IN Decd OF Trust Book No, Don page iW,
l VIII proceed 10 sell at public AAie at the front
door o. tho Court House Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In tho city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1889,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the following
property, situated on tho cast side Of EofT street,
between Twcniy'becond and Twenly.thIm
streets, IN. what II known aA Rof's and Chan.
lines addition. In tho Fifth ward IN the said ely
OF wheeling West vifginiA, that Ii 10 Iay, i0t
number ttEO hundred and ioriy.hve t3Ibi,
The said lot has q good brick dwelling hOuIO
thefeoni aud II the same property where Col,
death, " 80"
TENRs or sALE-one.ihird Of Tho purchase
money In cash on tho day OF sale, the balance In
Two equal inAtAlments, payable with intGfelt In
one aud two yearH from! day Of sale, Tho pIfchRE.
ef giving his notes with good teOtilIy Tor EICh
delefted payments, and tile legal title 10 aid
property 70 be retained until such deferred pay.
mbIltn ara maj. sN'st
JAMES p, ROGERS, Trustee.
w. HI HAILGh. AuctiOneor. jy97
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FOR RENT.

JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Ageut U. 8, Claim Attorney and
Notary Public.
pg-olico hoursuutl September is a. m, to
. S SS.S No. 1912 MARKET STREET.