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E1Iow i, I, Combustion u Coo, on

n The Safely Palre gives the following
description OF the process Of combustion
in; the ordinary lighting OF "a coal tire:
""Thc PHOSPHORUS on the match intlalnes
at the low temperature Of $50 degrees F.,
and mere friction ignitesit. In burning
itcombines with the oxygen Of the mir,
and gives out heat enough to, raise the
on tho match TO tic ignition
point OF 500 degrees This combines
with moro oxygen and gives out sufli!
cientt heat to raise the Temperature OF
the wood in the match 10 500 degrees, Mt
which point lit combines with enough
oxygen to give out temperature OF 900
degrees, which raises tho coal to a tenn,
peraturcS required for ignition, and the
latter takes no more oxygen, rising to the
temperature OF 5000 degrees or more, &C.
cording to circumstances & n n Y.
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IAre you disturbed at night and broken
Of your, rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth 2 III SO,
send lat once and get bottle sof AiRs.
1WlNsLow''si SooruINa SYRUP FOR CulL:
pHEN TEETulNa. sIts value isincalculable.
Twill relieve the poor little Sufferer I'M.
mediately. Depend upon it,mothers, there
is no mistake about It. It cures dyse1i:
terry and diarrh@a, regulates the stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie, soitens the
gums, reduces inflammation, and give.
tone and energy; to the whole system
Mrs. 5IWINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUPiFoR
CHILDREN TEErH1Na is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription .of one of
the Oldest and best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and lie
Tor sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price Is cents a bottle. MwFaw
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Makes Some Pertinent .l.emnrks on lii.
4 '-;!!tt Gubcrnatorlai Contest.
To me E,ijtnr ~ INA D., -.
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3AGENTSSWANTED.&

4 By ordinary letter, containing Money ordc,
Issued BY all Express Companies, New YORK Ex.
change, Draft or Postal Note. Gi,sf,.-l.
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= "osS s.ss...sss.s..s.sss..s.,
fassenges.................,...,.......
IAssenger..... 49,, ..... :. .. ....
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gA&Lony.Eclt Want. 4

Eer York Weekly. ~.
Il G andidate-Y gu are "a workingman,
are you not IN
a Workiugnan-I am, sir. FIJI ~ n.
81 Candldate-Well, l am a candidate for
a posi.ion Of trust, and 4 wish to say to
the sons OF toll IA D. ;s
islW orkingman (who is tired Of tnlIy aud
disgustcd with the 8resutts)-I anu very
busy now, sr.s;
81 Candidate-Iswas merely going to say
TINT il elected i shan't do amy, more fol
acknowledgement than for anyb body else,
because / don't care y continental for
one class more than another! and don't
think there should be, my classes in leg:
islation, anyhow. s i'3;
Y! Workinglnan grasping bis hand
YOU Il got my vote: ~ 4 4
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.Ayei;''ss Hz9a 8iI: VFifI;oi II,

r II " ..::.r AID rs ~ ::
pf:EJ: :2.3$f3!sf &: l:SYti';;is3i;:a.s.s
S5f} SOLD byt llsue:s:G ani rt!6nistr.
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n DoS'r give up; there is d cure for ca
tarrh and cold in the head. Thousands
testify that Ely's Cream Balm has Cen
tircly cured them.s$aI 1t is 4 i sale 4 and
pleasant remedy. It's applied into the
nostrils. It is not a liquid or, snuff. ct
cures by cleansing and healing. Price
6f)r 800 e lf;isst> Il wv I,,..,
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Il what ono Human Life ,1ny spnn.

Palatine, ". "a, Jan. is. IA "a 5 5S3,i.
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Y Shocking Gulllotlne story,

@'cH Hall Gdttlle ~
painful storyis reported from Peri.
gueux. "A youth ot twenty, under sen.
tence OF death for the, murder OF an old
couple under, circums instances OF great
atrocity, was executed yesterday morn.
ine.& Owing to his youth he expected
and when the executioner and attendant
officials appeared in; his cell, reused him
from his sleep, and told chin, he must
de- he resisted to the utmost, tuttefing
piercing screams which could be- heard
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!SSsisslN WHAT ohe human Lie alny Spnn. 5sS;
Chicago 7zseuae. I,
THE life OF man when com pared with
the centuries that have passed seem but
q very brief span, but viewed in tho
light events that may, transpire within
that span s. it may seem very; long and
comprehensive. u Mil waukce physi.
clan, DR.. W. l. Candee, died the other
day lacking but "a few months OF round!
ing a full century OF life. Il He had seen
and known much OF what now seems to
us 10 be !. historical and belonging TO
other ages. He had lived under every
Presidential administration from Wash.
ington to Harrison. He Gust his first
vote 4iiorJJ John Quincy Adams and his
last one for President Harrison. When
Washington was inaugura,ed the coun.
try had 1000, 900 OF people, He lived
to 3if see it grow Il to i 65, 900, 900. \ In
his ~ early9i youth Y the country had
but, thirteen States, and was but mar
row strip between the Alleghanies and
the! Atlantic, reaching from Boston to
Savannah. He lived gto see 1T include
forty-two' States. In his boyhood's days
there were no steam engines, steamboats,,
railroads or telegraphs, and the Lightning
had not yet becn drawn:d down from! the
clouds and utilized byman. He lived to
see the first: steamer pillow its slow way
down tho Hudson, rode on the. first rail.
road in tho United States, and witnessed
the wonders OF electricity He saw all
the industries OF the country established
and developed fand the Government
built.upifrom its'rude beginnings to the
most powerful nation on earth. Looking
backward over his span, and realizing
what immense strides the + world has
made, who CAM foresee what may occur
in tho; life of the$child born this year
who shall leave the world in 1890 Ssiss va; 5y
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DrcntlstuiIs and Proyisio rs,

NEW Yoak. jams Flour, receipts % 60
sacks; market dull: sales 8 $50 barrels. Wheat,
receipts II, 400 bushels; sal les 0io 900 bushels
o. futures and 800 bushels OF } spot: SPOT
market Irregular and dull; No. 3 red S3 iii i'm.
graded red G9asi99tsc p.tons frm ;SSo. rcd
March s7as5 closing at prfi S71Sa3,J.c,
closing az S7a+e;t May ;TAugust5 $50; De.
eember, SIC. Rye firm: Corn, receipts ?lb9 600
bashels: lss, ~ bushels; sales 900
bushels Of futures and ISL 900 bushels Of spot;
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! Cogee-Grecni coNee-Fancy Golden Rio 2O,Sc;
ancy green ale: Peabe,ry 90, choice lvfccs
05lc; roasting gnlles $50; Java 26c roasted in
Valley Rio 2io: Pan Handle 20;
lrbucklc L Co.'s roasted Tic. bulk roasted 22c:
"a Government Java roasted SOC; rcaberry 80:
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AVETERAN.S.

81 lwas wounded In the leg Mt the attic OF Stone
River, Dec 3lsty 1seo y Ny blood was poisoned \
swellcd TO double Its natural size, and remained
so for many years. e The poison extended to I
my whole system, and I suffered a thousand /!
! deaths! Nothing did me any good until took !
swiil's Specific, which took tho poison out OF 1
my System, and enabled mo to feel myself Q /
poison. u.s. Jonsi CONWAY, London, {, :gs
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
s;3 SWIFT sPEdYIc Co, Drawer 3. Atlanta, CO. !
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~ LOSSES Red Glover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis:
ease. Blind, bleeding, itching,, liberated
AND protruding .piles. Price Soc. + For
sale by Logan Drug Co.,, Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. aa;5 Dsw
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IA FINANCE AND TRADE. !
II The Features Of 1 the Money and Stock

' Tho Features Of the Money and Stock
H - Markets. IS E 55
z NEW York. Jan. 2l.---Moncy on call easy, rang.
from to per cent, last loan 3 per cent, closed
at per cent Prime mercantile paper 5a7 per
cent Sterling Exchange dull and steady al 8, 81
Al s61 Sales Of stocks were 2l2,22sss shares.
2 a'he upward movement til the stock martet.
inhuEurated yesterday. made further progress 10.
DAY, while: the market IGrceptlbly broadeucd
the recent persistent pressure by the bears upon
the list WAS conspicuous by Its absence, II Ia The
general list Il Missouri Pacific was again ina
leader. and while no marked movement was
made in the stock the rise Of yesterday was fully
maintained and slightly improved upor, Wesi.
rrn uaiOn Was attacked 10 the forenoon, but mi.
lied quickly and finished with small ADVANCE:
Reading was again nctive, and advanced iTac.
tionnlfy. The trusts, Sugar and Cotton, were
active Among the sreeiaities. Chicago SC. Louis
4 Pittsburgh common was specially strong. The
general list displayed a firm toue sthronyhout
the day aud improved fractionnlIy under: small
transactions all day long. The close was dull
but firm. but generally at or near tho best ily.
nrcs. Tho great maturity Isl her ton ght,
though confined to fractions as rule, ~.
Railroad bonds active; sales ST, 76t, 900. VI M,
Il Government and State bonds dull and weak.
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i o., 900 lsewartl for a Lost On

= hHFHEg ~
9yrheequivalent In English money, Of
s., 500 WAS once offered by an old lady
In London for the return OF a favorite
cat which had strayed or been stolen,
People called her 4 "crank,1 3 and perhaps
she was. 1t is unfortunate that one OF
the gentlersex should ever gain this I'll:
tie, yet many do. It Is, however, frc-
quently not their fault Often functional
arrangements will apparently; change a
,wolnan's entire nature. Don't blame
such sufferers il they arc 3s""cranky,"" but
tell them to use DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, (which u Is an Pinfailible
remedy. for ."femalef weakness. II will
soon restore them to their normal con:
dition.tIt is warranted to, give satisfac-
ton IN every case, or money paid for it
will BE- refunded. n ID; st,sSas.ilf
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~ LEADING physiciansrccommend Ayers
SarsapariIla. Old and, young take it with
perfect safety It cleanses the blood,
strengthens the nerves, and vitalizes the
system. Popular experience has long
placed this medicine at the head Of tonic
Alternatives. "A ~. D.tw "
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!; NlS,".A,lIsS Not Lost, j
49,, 20 '1''
san Fruncisco Chronicle, Gt; ~ =

san Franelsco Chronicle. I, V II d;
TIE modern child,is aa snalyst.SST The
small kid was playing with the scissors
and his kindly old grandmother chided
him: 81
g6i&S, .'Y gu mustn't playswithE the scissors,
dcar.ss.eI kncw!sa little boy just like you:
who5was playing with q pair; OF, scissors
just like that pair, and Che put them in
his eye and Sptt& his eye out, sand he
never could see anything ever after. ~ SS
1.-The child! listened patiently and said
when she got through re Ti1
81 hat was the matter with the other
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u. ~ 90. --T------t-.-'- : 4
An Important Detail,

Ee,s York Society,"
dearest" he, salt. s'''f know that I
may die at any moment. But have ill.,
snred my life for Sl00, 900. q Have you
tho courage to marry me ?''aaFS' {,3 /,
sssss"George," abe exclaimed, y"How1 can
you doubt me, 2,'sSEi K
ri And she wondered Internally:
I'm what companies Is he insured ~ 4
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outside the jail He had 70 I Be held
down to have the fatal toilet performed;
he fought with tho e1ecutioner and the
gendarmes, and had to be carried ito the
guillotine screaming all the time ut the
top Gof his voice. The executioner, had
to pull tho young tnan's head through
Of bis ears with either hand, until the
knife fell and ended this ghastly scene,
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! HOSPITAL REMEDIES.
a New Method Of Treating p 1,I, /, ,,,

~ n New Method OF Treating Discusses.
What are they r. There IL u new de.
parture in the treatment OF diseases. 3 It
consists in the collection Of the specifics
used by. noted specialists of Europe aud
America, and bringing them within the
reach OF all. For instance the treatment
pursued by special physicians who treat
indigestion, stomach and liver. troubles
only, was obtained and prepared. Il The
treatment Of other physicians, celebrated
for curing catarrhs was procured and SO
on, till these incompatible cures now in.
clude disease Of the5lungs, kidneys, fe.
male weakness, rheumatism and nervous
debility. z. 4 lt;311
This new method Of zone remedy for
one disease must appeal to the com.
mon sense, Of all sul erers, many Of whom
have experienced the i'll effects, and
thoroughly;realize the absurdity Of the
claims OF Patent Medicines which are
guaranteed to. Cure every i'll out OF a
single bottle, and the use of which, as
statistics prove, has ruined more stonaachs
Than alcohol. + A circular describing these
now remedies ssent free on receipt of
stamp to pay postage by Hospital Rem
edy / Company, Toronto, Canada, sole
propflet0rs. y SS@i MwFGEow:sS5
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\ n Exeitfae News From Over the Sea.
~. 49,, : Pl,ln tsr x

Ges rort Sun. jIll 4, y
" One Of tho most thrilling and hair.
electrifying dispatches that ever hum
med across the wire:lark sen Is this:Hft5i;
LlyEnrooL, January 1T Is raining
here.S i, Z KS il.il
SsIt has rained here occasionally during
the last year and Seven Q before 91t
usually rains when the Signal Service
predicts fair weather. y May Eve & offer
our sincere hope that the rain.stricken
inhabitants Of Liverpool 8areI provided
with umbrellas and mackintoshes !? lin
such an atlllction as has beiallcn them
tho great heart Of humanity beats like a
hydraulic ram. z; Z nv
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say.to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling Dr.: Kings
New Discovery for 2 Consumption, Dr..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and ! Electric Bitters, and 3thaye
never handled remedies that sell as we'll,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran-
tee them every time, and we stand ready
toreiund the purchase price, if satiafac-,
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits.
Logan Drug Co., druggists. n 1sG
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Nvo0l.Si

{ HosroS jap 2l.--Wool quiet mud prices show
a3sc;' No. 1885, Michigan X &c:
&. NEW YoRK, Jau. 2l..-W Wool steady and quiet.
Domestic fleece 3aS.c; pulled 27a3dc; Texas lSa
&c! g7. s r .,l :. X s
9j&pnlLAoELrnlA, Pa, Jan. 81 Wool quiet but
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There are men who will grumble at
tue weather, or an thing in sight; and
if3they have not trouble enough they.
will so out and borrow II.
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVER. r.
AWE On and after Monday, October q. 1883. y
trains on the Wheeling d Elm Grove Ilsallrtad
EAvEtvnEELlNo. II & q n. " Il
$50 a. m..ss7:oo a. m, 20 a. NJ Il GOA M, 80
p. m, $3.50 r. M, 5:2o p. M, 1850 p. MI {: 100 p m
LEAVE wHEELlso PAX. rs
s6:lo a. m., 7:45 a. M, 10 a. M. 1880 D. $50
p. NJ, 4:@ p m, $40 p NJ. 500 p. M. 10 p. IN.
.sUSpAYs-Lcayc he city at leo as M, aud
Ing Park NJ 9a0 n. M, and run every horr iintiIl
lo:s0p. N. Except church train wifi leave PARK
at o:4b q. M and city at 2:l5 p. IN.
y Ocs6 G.. IRSCII. SuD't A.
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Au.xwyAw 70

-. = u :, =. -
QRn0$RE WAL D-WEaWILL
UCSOSy..3pay: the above reward for any
ca.e 81 Liver COMPLAINT: Dyspepsia, sIck Head.
We cannot cure with Vests Vegetable j Liver
Pills, when the directions arc strictly com Piled
With: They arc purely Vegetable and never iaiI
TO- give 4 satisfaction n Sugar coated. 4 Large
coUuterfelts and limitations. The genuine man.
uisctured only BY John G, West & Co. Sold by
McLAlE BROTHERS. cor. Market and Twelfth
tsreess, Wheeling, W. Va. se25AwyxwIV.
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Couldn't Go On,

Merchant Traveller. A
Johnny" said Tho teacher, you may
spell sarcophagus.n 7, M,
"S.a.r, sar - ( y Z I.
II ..s very gs good for q start it,
.s,".lWell, why don'tyou spell it,
Cause can't !! s IL
WHY not ?'8ti .,jss,,
I'm spell.bound.n' an Y,
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4 M c entral Standard Tlme.7
Observation-Disclosures

III Tratns via tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave Bridegroom for Pittsburgh, Chicago
A. m. y For : Chicago aud Cleveland, j: IL D. m.
For Pittsburgh mud New York, 2:5i p. IN. Fol,
Steubenvillc, 6:3S a. IN. j,
ilrains arrive at Bridgeport at 1853 q. nj, 1922
a! m; l2:2S pm, 4:a7 ?. M: and 1852 p. m. sIsja
p. NJ; from East Liverpool, ll:12 p. m. ~
$3.50 $;i FROM WHEELING STATION,
Trains via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati a 81.
Louis Ra!lway--lan.llandle Route-leaycWheeI.
Ing for stcuEenvillc, Pittsburgh aud the EaSt. 7
$50 a. m, 1915 =. ~, $50 p M, aud $40 n. n.
For Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis aud it.
Louis, G:20 u. m: and $40 p. m.E For Columbus
aud Chicago, l2:46 p. M. Trains arrive al Wheel.
Ing at $50 NJ m, 20 a. M. ?:4s p. M and $50
p. m. Trains leaving at $40 a. m. aud arriving
Mt 800 p. N. run solid between Wheeling and
Pittsburgh. = All truIns daily excent Sunday -
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sTRAVELERSaGUlDET

/ a SRRIvAL5 AND. DEPARTURE OF
~ TRAlEs-Ou and after Nny. "A, lsss.-Ex-f
PLANTATION OF REVERENCE MARKS. sDaily. tSur.a
day excepted. Monday excepted. q sssturdayS
excepted. I5unday only Saturday only
Eastern Standard time, ~ 49, gfs
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Mrs. Muddsick-"" Have you anything
thatwill help keep our skirts out OF the
mud r. Miss Pert-!'..We have some eIe-
CANT embroidered stockings, madame
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"A a l3!L "A.
y BEEcl1AM'ss PILLS \, cure bilious and
nervous ills. wsAw IA
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CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-Cat,!es Receipts 1900 head;
shipments 1000 head market strong: beercs
81 9a5 Is; steers s. coal bQ stockers and feeders
g l5a3 20; Texas corn fed steers s. 25a3 10: Tex
ans and grassers SiA25a2 90. lIogs-Rcceipts 49,
600 head: shipments $500 head: market slow;
mixsa saa lgat s hsiTy SSay
shipments t,000 head; Z: market strong, aud IA
shade higher; natives s. S5Oa5 10; western corn
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Dr. Pierces, Pellets the original and
Little Liver Pills; Is cents
a vial one a dose. vs. e = Z IA.
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K7ANAWHA& OHIO RAILWAYS,

KA&stf RoBr: ". KELLEY, Receiver. a93: s !5.i
a{ fktuawhn Short Line). K Schedule In efYec
February s,1ss9 (sub,ect 70 change without no.
tlce.N Trains leave Wheeling 1870 a. m: via
Ohio River Railroad, arrive Charleston s:sS 81
m.t Leave Charleston 6:ib q. M, arrive Wheal.i
1a p H. arrive Wheeling 1 81 M Ih xia co
umbus and Panhandle, daily except sunday !,
Central Standard Time ~ Sundays only trails
leave Charlesson S:ooa. n, arrive Wheeling I:le,
:: apil E1sSifTttGa GEO. ERMLlCH; a, p. 4 81!
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III Metals. ~
New York, Jan. 2i.-Pig iron quiet: Copper
Nominal sli lO.4 Lead steady; do s. IS Tin dull
and firm straits Ell
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...stL.a petrnlajln..

NEW YonK, Jan. 2l.-Petroleum opened firm 4,
sl0S. but alter nslight gain In the early trading
became weak aud declined to 81 6677s. The mar.
ket then rallied and closed firm at 81 07s. Stock
Exchange. Opening Mt st0s: highest 81 0sA;
lowest 81 0d closing at 81 0SI sales 795, 200 bar
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FOR SALE,
20 Acre Farm at Cilcntl's run, Ohio county, y

~ Acre fAtlh NJ ulcu'l lIun, OhlOcounlytW w.
Va. t8,tgs.sh',St}ths sI7saEia.! ;,II
<. lGO Acre Farm near Freeppr, Station. Hnrri.
,thn county, Ohio; also Ut same place, 100 Acre
Farm and - Acre Farm, Va it' n, II J ,, ~
n eIX Acres Of Land ne4r Trlalclphla. II
* 6OO Acres o. Land in Marshall county, w. Va.
$40 Gchs cleared. orchard choice fruit, 800
trees cAa No bad for 81, 800. O $50 is'sf
~ 50 Ace Farm, west OF MAtamorns, Ohio. I'LL
+. q! foot loi, east side south Front street. N K.
Il y loot loi east side South Front street.
~ No. taSOrth Front street. :
Isl No. no. ChaVliIe street. v y s,
No. ltiO ChAplnc street. 4 : q 4, Ii sl$
~ No. Ills EOd Street. i. ~ w ~
n no. ~ Csapiipc street. III
p Blotk 0ihOuseS, Mainland Twenty.afth streets.
WIN stllnawh0lc orsepamtely. d q ss,f;E
No. Sli Market street. ~ Il ~ Il M
No. III aCtOlocl street. y Il;
nj No. N5 act0ll0eh street.
II Lots Oh NcCOll0ll cstteet. II rs III
a MaHT other bargains In Real Estate. i; s. d, sll
LIZ. JAMES A. HENRY, .sG
1 Real Esute Agent, U. 8. Claim Attorney and No.
tar holF. 10 1872 Market Street. asyS2 ja20 6
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Real Estate. y u u
FOR SALE ]. y. =.

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.n,S lew minutes Walk TO tue business centre centre
Of she r SoS,ci UiicE house on South Penn street.
cnoI location Lot W 'se' ''o i w e 81 1'teet.
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yoSd house Ia feI'ee' tVpa''' ~ o"o '1''S
III. -, t,,,ro house Al INA snuih
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Double house. ny.sl m Il paeI 10 pes seai
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AthieS,%IJ XXI ihlr,i floors dwelling rooms.
rev double ttsH n9 sa,iiscl. q "a. throu.h,
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Seytn roomsI, t MwY.p rics n Ia ~ sS1iH'
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Ten fConv .n Wv St,bi, slpht Of Ills civ. con.
10y G sL sc!es, viii al the most productive
wv nsy!ns varieties Of fruits. Just III their
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Nash. & Chat. !. $685.. ~. 100 I
New Jcrscycentrai.121as
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Chicago 4 NV. 49,. ll0is
do preferred ......s...-1loL
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stohio d Mississippi. 2iN
do Preferred. s 81, IS !
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