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Mohave County miner., 1890-10-25
Merit wtss.

We desire 10 say TO orr citizens, that for
years we have been selling DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. DIR. King
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Armies Salve aud
Electric Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as we'll, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate 10 guarantees them every tirae,
and We stand ready to refund the purchase
price, II satisfactory results do not follow
theii use. Tnsse remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits.
For sale by ii. III. Watkins
Mohave County miner., 1890-10-25

The secretary of the war has directed
the abandonment Of the military reser-
walton Of Fort Gibson, Indian territory,
Fort Bridger. Wyo., Fort Verde, Ariz.,
Fort Elliot, Texas, Little Rock Barracks
Arkansas, and Fort Crawford, Colorado.
and their transfer TO be made to So
cretary OF the interior for disposition.
Mohave County miner., 1890-10-25

Are you Married? II not send your
address, with stamp, to the American
Corresponding Club, r. o. Box 6iS,
Clsrksdurg, w. Va.
Mohave County miner., 1890-10-25

torekesper Of America, appeal to your inteiIgcnt
eye and comprehensive Judgment as careful buyerp 20
Try with one sample order for HEApY-MApu)
CLOTHING We would like TO have you conaparc our
isoods with any you have in your oss
afarturprs II the reader u not merchant please ask
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07
alr1u Advertisements.

UrANTEo-PANTRY GIRL, AT HOTEL
w BRUNSWICK. 1875 Market 81 oc'ei
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07

WANTED GOOD BREAD AND CAKE
JACOB ROTH'S. 81. Clairsvilh, o. oc6r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07

show yet, bat I'm coing through 10 aud
maybe In see that vet. Mckinley bill /.
No. ] haven't seen IT, Where is it,
samuel II. GlrdwOod. Sidney, Hastings
i am not posted on the matter Never
read about IT, Never talked about H. No
body in my district seems concerned about
anything OF the kind or would have heard
Of It.
Richard Colville. Careyilie. Napauee -
I don't know nothing about the Mckinley
OIL. but "a neigh0Or of Ourn named Key
holds. spends lot of his time mOnSeying
via the papers told me something about
the ankees going 90 put SD much duty on
our stun we couldn't sell IT, But he is The
biggest liar In the township. but Just 20
make sure I asked Buyer DOwuey who
takes lot of Ey stun and he told me that
there was nothing I'm 10. I guess no y ankec
oil can hinder me selling stun at the mar
Net. lf 10 does [ can take DO 0ut iu trade 40
the town stores
james Montgomery. Violet Hill
What DO you think of the Mckinley billy
asked the reporter of that gentleman
Mckinley bill % he responded ia surprise.
Yes is that what they cal. that fellow
with the long hair who is riding around
the grounds on broncho. I thought they
called him Buffalo Bill, he answered
with chiid-like simplicity"
II our Canadian neighbors should be
as badly knocked out by McKNIEY'S
unfriepdly legislation as it's authors
and abettors pretend 20 hope and eX-
pect, il is evident that many of them
viii never know what hit them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07
GERMAN DAY.

There are some American citizens of
German extraction in this country
This is "a fact which the people of
Wheeling realized yesterday, as some
10000 Of them witnessed the monster
street parade, Incidental to the ceremo-
mics OF German Day"
Despite the meanest kind OF weather,
nearly $500 COMMUNICATIONS turned
out. The day opened up with a heavy
rain, which continued, with more or
less intensity, past the hour set for the
street display. This nccessitatcd
po>tpouement aud caused thousand,
who, otherwise, would have particle
pated, 90 stay at home 40 the
appointed hour. however. and uu-
der clouds which occasionally afforded
a drizzllng rain. what was probably the
finest and most extensive parade ever
witnessed in Wheeling promptly formed
and began It's march. lt was ana exc
emplifcatiol of that Grm determination
Co carry out resolution once made.
for which our German friends are noted.
Barring a few dozens, every particle
pant Ca thc display was a Germau-Amer-
lean and represented 40 least a half
dozen other Geman-Americaus, who did
not turn out There were about 300
Goa line and the number of them among
as may Doe estimated.
The display, Of which the fullest de-
tails viii De found i'm our news columns.
was a pronounced success iu the face of
very adverse circumstances.
The other features of The day, which
were 90 follow the parade, it was, uu-
fortunately, necessary -to postpone ON
account of the four hours delay az the
start. But Ga spite of an German Day
v-rs 81 hfr -urep-~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07
GROWTH OF THE SOUTH.
The Industrial Development In the Week
Ending October 4th.

Ending October 4th.
The Chattanooga TU9e,mGn I'm it's
weekly report of the Industrial develop
ment of the South for the week ending
October lth, $500. reports seveuty-oue
new industries; eight new banks; eleven
new railroad companies, one dummy
line: three electric lines. and four street
railway companies. Among the leading
new industries organized during Che
week as reported TO the Ir0deSH}0p, are
the following:
A brickyard at Gate City, Va; cotton
seed OH mill at Seneca, =. c.; 100000
machine shop 40 Fort Worth, Tex;
$3.50. 600 furnace 40 Newcastle, Va, %
grain elevator 40 MorgantOwu, w. Va;
Ice factory 40 Powderiy. Ala; develop
ment company at LynchDur-. Va. with
"a capital of So OO.O % packing house
40 Nashville, Tenn. with o. capital of
81. 200. 600. woodworking establish
ments 40 Austcll, Ca. and Nicksburg.
Miss. with capital OF $4,000 and >50,-
600 respectively.
New Orleans is to have % Masonic
temple tO cost 100000. New hotels are
to bc erected at Grape Vine. Texas.
Gord0usvillc. Va. and Knoxville. Tenn.
SEYMOUR. Texas. will erect $4,000
onora house. Charters Tor railroads
we're applied for from Catoctin furnace
to Frederick. West Nirgiuia.irom Green
wood. south Carolina, Co Johnstown. :.
e.. from Springfield, Mo, Co Little
Rock. Ark. from Stevenson, Ala. 90
Walnut Grove, Ala. Electric and
street railways were organized at hou>-
ton. Texas. Galveston; Texas. Louis
vile. Ky. Bucua Vista, Va. aud Shcu-
dun, Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07

Contracts Awarded for -Four More-The
Vastly Inferior Naval Strength of the
I-nitaI Stnte.

Contracts Awarded for -Four More-The
Vastly Inferior Naval Strength of the
United states.
WASHINGTON. October 6.-The award
OF contracts was made for the construc-
ton OF three new battle ships and a
cruiser last week. Two of the battle ships
and the cruiser are TO be constructed by
the Cramps, OF Philadelphia-the lowest
bidders and the third battle ship is To
Doe built on the Pacific coast. The big
vessels are 20 cost little over 81. 600.
900 each. and the cruiser about - 100
600.
With these four new ships the United
States viii have five battle ships and
ten cruisers we'll armOred. together
with thirty-one unarmOred vessels.
The inferior position of the United
States as naval power will still be very
marked, notwithstanding the liberali-
Is of Congress. Even China is ahead of
us in this respect. and such countries rs
Austria. Norway, Sweden. Turkey, H0l-
land. Spain and Italy, have much larger
nayieS than the United States
England has 76 armOred and POI un-
armored ships. France 81 armored and
2O3 unarmorcd. Russia 10 armored and
no unarmored, and Germany 40armored
and no unarmOred.
When the new American ships are
built there will be demand for more
sailors 20 man them. IL is estimated
that . 200 additional Seamen will be re-
Quired before half the number of vessels
under way are constructed. The pres
ent strength of the naval establishment
is 10000 men. which 40 present gives
only about q threc-Quarter crew for the
ships in commission, and the Secretary
OF the Navy will bee obliged during the
next session Co ask Congress for relief.
There is mo- doubt that AN act will be
passed 90 increase the number OF en-
listed men for the new navy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07
He LOVED HER STILL.
And His Jealousy Leads Him To Conduct
which Causes His Death.

81. Louis. October G.-LaSt night,
about 90 o'clock. VIM. O'DOnnell, Mrs.
Annie Meters and Mrs. Emma Elkins
were sitting in q room of the house, 9l1
Lcbeaumc street. where Mrs Meters
lives. drinking beer. The bell rang and
Mrs Meters went to the door, but be-
fore opening il asked who was there.
Voices indicated that there Were two
men 40 the door, and Mrs. Meters iden-
titled one of them as John Feeney. She
refused 90 iet him i'm, but he forced an
entrance into another part of the house
and made his way % where the two
women aud O'Donuell were.
ON catching sight of O'Donnell he
drew q knife and cut him in the face.
O'Douncll drew a pistol and said: IF
You cut me again 1 will shoot you.
Feeucy again attacked him and cut a
deep. long cash in his right arm.
O'Douucll then shot Feency, who fell to
the floor and died almost instantly.
O'Douncils wound is pronounced ser
IOus. but not necessary fatal.
According 90 Mrs. Meters, 10 appears
that the dead man was an old sweet
heart of hers before marriage. and that
jealousy caused the trouble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07
no SETTLEMENT REACHED.
The strike Conferences at wellington and
Melbourne.

WELLINGTON, y. H., October 6.-The
conference between the employers and
the representatives of the UnioniSts,
held for the purpose of endeayoring to
settle tine labor trouble, was barren Of
result.
IL is stated that many Of the officers
of the Union steamship Company, who
struck because of the employment Of
uou-union labor by the company, are
making application for reinstatement.
a Melbourne dispatch says: The ne
gotiati0ns between the employers and
trades unions. for the holding Of a con-
ference 90 decide the question at issue
between them, are still being carried on.
The Trades Council insists that if con-
ference is held it must not be hampercd
by conditions framed beforehand.
The Court has tried an agent Of the
Shearcrs Union ON % different charges
of melting men To- break their contracts.
The agent was convicted and sentenced
90 pay q fine of e155. An appeal has
been made in the case, and pending its
decision, similar actions against other
persons have been suspended. Union
men are Intensely excited over the mat
ter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07

yTyAYTED-AT ONCE. TEN MEN AND AID
w twenty girls. Apply to-day al FLA 49,
nnnE '~'i
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r,NAn, NoT WORRYING.

The Republican statesmen who are
labor.ng under the impression tna'
Canada is -an torn up" over the pas
sage of che Mckinley bill are evidently
chcrishing a dclusion.
The Toronto Telegram applied
practical test during the late great FAIR
in It's city by setting It's reporters
upon the farmers who were among the
fair visitors. OF l20 who were inter
viewed few had formed any decided
opinion about the Mckinley bin, and 2s
confessed that they had never heard OF
such a thing. The answers of some
of the IS are amusing, as these samples
show:
stephen Caster Midhurst, Ont-Never
heard of To- os-a
George Nightingale, Missouri, ONioru
County never heard OF TO-
"Charles b. Hanna. Lake Oplmcon
never pay any attention TO those things Do
the States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07

WANTED - SITUATION AS CLERh IN
w Grocery by young man oil three az
perence. Address Box ~ Flu>hihs' " -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07

PrrrSnrEG. October 6.-No. 8 puddle
mill. I'm tine National Rolling MILL 40
McKeesport. closed down to-day Tor
want of gas. The furnaces VIII De ar
ranged for coal. Tho furnaces in No. %
mill have already been arranged Tor
coal. The National Company is sup
plicd with gas from its own mains, ana
controls wells iu the Grapevi.'e and Muir
ravsville fields. The private consumers
of the city are supplied from the Phi'a-
delphia Company's mains. aud since the
Bellcvcrnou line Is completed, have
abundance of gas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07
No SWINDLE ABOUT 1T.
Bessant and the Alleged Vassar Girl Lo-
Gated la san Francisco.

Bcssant and the Alleged Nassar Girl Lo-
Gated la san Francisco.
san FRANCISCO. October d.-Ihe po-
lice here express some amusement at a
dispatch tclegraphcd from New York.
stating that Louis BeSSant, young
medicine student from Paris, had been
swiudlcd of $4,000 by Blanche Richard
SON. schcmiug American girl aud a
graduate of NaSsar.
Two weeks ago the woman. who has
an unpronounccable French name and
who speaks very little English, arrived
iu this city. Soon after her arrival Chief
of Police Crowley received "a telegram
from Detective Fuller, of New York, to
locate the woman and keep her under
surveillance. lie did So and aScertaincd
the facts stated. BeSSant is also i'm this
city and has resumed his former rela-
tions withher.
The police say that, instead of being
a medical student. BesSant belongs TO
that class of men who are supported 10y
degraded women. The only foundation
for the story is the that the
woman left New York before him and
carried of his insurance policy i'm her
trunk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07

FAu.NoNr. October G.-Presley Wig
CLINTON. the oldest and one of the best
citizens boz the county. died last night 40
the age of ga years. He was the father
of John j. Wigginton. the machuist
and foundrymau, Mrs. Is. ID. Walker
aud Mrs. Thomas llo>tler, of Alabama
Mr.. Wiggiut0u was lifelong Demo
crat. was boo comfortable circumstances,
and iu his old age was surrounded py
all the comforts which ample means and
the nlinistratious of his friends could
providc. lie was always % good citizen.
and hc goes t0 his eternal rest amid Che
sorrow of the whole community. leaving
the heritage OF am upright honorable
career among his fellow-men. His aged
wife died only few weeks since.
The condition OF james \. Dptou Is
NOT so favorable this morning. and his
lie is dcSpaired or
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07

I0 tle Eff1r of t.e Hfi's'.f
SR:-Thc Supcrinteudeutoi the West
Virginia Reform School is cndeavoriu 3
to establish permanent library in tne
Institution for Che exclusive use oi the
inmates. Several leading men have
contributed books. but at present Hon.
e. j. Faulkncr is ahead. having con-
trihuted los volumes.
A careful record is made of e9ch
book received aud from whom. lhe
way is still open. Let others Siaule %
Che hearts of the boys by contributing
toa worthy cause. 70 '' '''
Pumtfmrn. Oct0bCr6, $780,
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DIED.

FILAN-On Saturday October lth, 1870, at 5
o'clock D. n.. MARY A.. wife of James a Filan,
in The ;Sth year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of the family. No. 995l Market street, at $50
o'clock Tuesday morning Requiem mass at
the Cathedral at niue o'clock Friends OF the
family are invited 20 attend.
LAVEY-On Monday. October 9th. 1880. at
5:lOa. m.. joins r., son of Joseph ana Catherine
Laycv. aged % years and months.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents,
No 1911 Charles street. Wednesday morning at
$50 o'clock. Services at the Cathedral at nine
O'Clock Friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend. Interment az NJ. calvary
c.meLerv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07

Prof. ~ s. Si4'r Go North american Rsriew
for Oto50
The most serious partof the difficult
ties which have come about i'm the in
tercoursc between the people of the
Northern and Southern States of This
Union has arisen from q failure of each
to comprehend the predominant mo-
tivcs of the other. Each has measured
the others actions from his own preiu-
diccs. assuming i'm the Judgment the
identify of spirit which did not exist.
To see the real difference between these
people. who appear SO similar. requires
ounOrtuuitics OF insight which fortune
has given 90 few. That l may not APP
pear prcsumptuOus ia the explanation
which 10 is my purpose TO essay, it Is
necessary 90 state that half my life
has been spent in characteristic
Northern communities and half IN
equally representative parts OF the
south. and this with such repeated eN-
changes of dwelling place from one
region To- another as would afford a good
chance for observation. My acquaint-
ancc with the men of all sorts and con-
ditions I'm both regions has been very
extensive. 10 is not likely that many
persons have had better chances for
nothing the essential features OF these
contrastcd people. The easiest way To
trace the differences between the char
acteristic Northern and Southern diviS-
ions of our people is 90 follow them
along their historic paths and 20 note
the manner in which their qualities. IN
herited from the original cOloniStS. have
been qualified by the conditions of their
physical and social environment. The
tone-civiug sentiments of this country
were founded in the middle part of the
seventeenth century; their c0loniStS
came from Britain; although there were
immigrants from Holland. Sweden,
France. and Germany who have made
their mark upon the population of
the country. they have had little in
1ucncc upon the general spirit. The
life blood of the land. the best il has of
good and evil. was, al least until the
period OF the Civil War. mainly English.
These men came forth from the Seething
life OF the Cromwellian period, when the
feudal notions of the middle ages were
struggling with the democratic spirit OF
Professionalism; when nearly every man
held within him something OF both these
classes of impulses. and could by chance
readily Doe led upon either OF these di-
verse ways. We must conceive this Gu
riouS mixture of impulses typihed in
Cavalier and Roundhead, in the follow
ers 90 Charles and Of Calvin, before We
can see how &c was open to each of the
American colonies 10 develop Ola either
OF TWO widely separated lines OF charac-
ter according as circumstances gave 1t
over 10 one or the other OF these parties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07
WRIT OF ELECTION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


CHARLESTON, W Va. Sept. 81. $500
TuE STATE or WEST VIRGINIA:
To me- Commissioners of Election a. me S,rerai
COuHfics or me- STRIFE:
A VACANCY HAVING OCCURRED ~ THE
y office of Judge of the supreme Court OF
Appeals of this State caused by the death OF
Hon. Thomas G.. Green. ofJcfIcrson county, one
of the Judges OF said Court who was elected for
the term beginning ON the first day OF January,
1851 and ending on the3lstday of December lS2.
YOU are hereby commanded. IN the name OF the
State of West Virginia, 90 cause "a poll 90 be
opened and AN election 20 Dee held az the several
places OF voting in your respective counties AT
the next general election 90 bee held on Tuesday,
The ith day OF November, 1880 for the purpose
OF clccting Judge of the supreme Court Of
Appeal, 90 hll the vacancy in said Office for said
uneXpirtd term.
Ia Witness whereof, !. A. Il. Fleming Governor
of said State. have hereunto set my
hand and caused the Great Seal OF the
- State 20 Doe affixed. no the Capitol, IN
= q. y. 1.-THE City OF Charleston, this 9th day
49, of September I'm the year 1870, and Of
the State the twenty-eighth
by the Governor. 4. L. FLEMING.
WV A. OHLEY.
Secretary OF State. oc2Oawt&gr
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NOTICE OF
Stockholders Meeting.

There will De- "a general meeting Of the stock
holders of the Custer on Company at the law
Office OF j. h. Somcrvillc. No. 1904 Chaphne
street, no the city OF Wheeling, County OF Ohio
and State Of West Virginia. on Monday, October
2Oth. 1890. AZ O'Clock D. m., 90 elect "a Board of
Directors. make Bylaws. and transact any
other business which may lawfully be done by
the said stockholders In general meeting.
SAMUEL r. HITE.
:. B. CALDWELL,
DIR. 4. I. GASNlRE.
DR.. JAMES SCHWlNN,
sc3)oawr HENRY j. ARBENZ.
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The engagement Broken ON.

NEW ORLEANS, October 6.-MrS. JET
ferSon Davis is about To leave Beauvoir
for New York, where she goes 10 look
after the publication of her book. Miss
Winnie Davis will remain at Beauvoir
during her mothers absence. 1t is re-
ported that her engagement with Mr..
Wilkinson has been broken of, and Cos
sip is busily employed advancing rea-
sons. One is that Mr. Wilkinson is
waiting to recover from recent Imam
ciai miSfortuneS.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice 3, hereby given 90 all whom it may
concern that the undersigned, corporators
named ia the agreement reciicd m the certli'
cate OF Incorporation issued 90 the Mccoy shoe
Company ON the twcuty-sevcnth day Of Sep
TENDER. 1890 by the Secretary OF State OF the
State OF West Virginia, have appointed October
2lst. 1870, 40 o'clock p. M, as the time, and
their office. No. 1877 Main street. as the place,
for holding general meeting OF the stoc6hold-
ers of said Company. TO elect "a Board Of Direc-
tors. make bylaws. and transact any other
business which may lawfully be- done by the
said stockholders In general meeting.
j T.. MCCOY. W. a. WILLIAMSON.
r. r. MCCOY. r. L. ROSE.
}. y SMITH. ALFRED PAUL..
se301If Corporators.
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Lrnul 7lutirrs.
Change Of Voting Place in Clay District

At meeting of the Board of Commissioners
OF the county OF Ohio, held on the 23d day of
September 1871. the petition of Louis Mcdcr and
twenty other voters OF Clay District. praying
that the place of voting 300 said district be-
changed from the old Court House 20 the first
door Of the two-story brick building immedi-
ntely south thereof, wa. presented to the said
Board
Whereupon 10 was ordered that the place of
voting boa Clay District Doe changed from the old
Court House to the first noor of the two-story
brick building Immediately south thereof being
the office, now occupied hy ". II. DAVIS j. i.
{ hereby certify that the above is a true copy
OF ana order made by the Board OF Commission
ers of the county of Ohio. on the 23d day of Sep
TENDER, 1870.
HENRY H. PENDLETON,
Clerk Board of Commission of the County of
NLi. Mn.I AIrnImII. nrlnlMt
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IxTAYTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL =.
w homework. Call at 80 North ffoh nv -
T-fnrT WI
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Stocks, Bonds and Real Estate For Salc

STOCKS AND BONDS.
- Shares Belmont Nail Company.
y shares Wheeling Ice aud Stora-e c.rl .a.
y Shares Riverside Iron Works,
- Shares La Belle Iron Company.
100 City Bond ga -lsSi-i03J.
Share, .Etna Iron and Steel Company
~ Shares Benwood Iron Company
3 Belmont Nail Company Bonds.
Simpson property near Monndsyilic. rs. 81.
about II acres
THOS. O'BRlEN. Secretary w. Z. IT. Go
Real Estate and Stock Broker.
Office. Room No. I, Reilly building,
Market Street.
Telephone $50. ~
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..rhere is not section OF line Ina the
entire Mckinley bin that will open a mar
ket for another bushei Of wheat OF an-
other barrel Of pork.'-Fr0m James o.
Blrirs's Effer fl S.n1f0r FRYE
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REAL ESTATE FOR sale.

No. % South Huron St., Frame ...... tp
No. q South Huron ST. Frame ......... t.'
Frame Dwelling, corner North Front and
Kentucky Sts Island, Dot 75xi50 'cei. g..
No 1851 Fourteenth ST.. Brick ........... BOD
No. 81 Main ST., Brick. ..........-.-.. $500
40 1910 Byron ST., Brck.................
No ~ Eleventh St, Brick ...... .-.........
40. 2ss9 Chapline ST., Frame .........-.-.- goo.
No. - $. Broadway Fine Brick ........
No n Maryland ST., Frame..............
Frame Residence 90 Leathcrwood ...... SOD
Fine Building Lot on Fourteenth St.....
Fine Building Lots. National Road ......
5Oxii3 feet ON North Front Ste Island
30xlg2 feet on South York ST., Island. .'
jOy9lO feet ou North Front S.. Island
95NlOJ feet ON Wilson ST.. ca Ward ...... '
RINEHART & TATUM,
Real Estate Agents.
son so. 1871 Market Sfr..