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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28
Democratic State Convention.
Call Of the Democratic state Executive
Committee to Meet at Grafton,
August 18th.

Th. State Democratic Executive
.tw.., yi-,inia at a meeting held al FarNe''
,.,-..op jun. 10Th. 1870. ordered that Che Demo
.-,,,. St,te Convention. % nominate "a eandi
l.,. so, tl, Office ~ Judge o. the Supreme Court
-, ,,o..l. be- held ON Wednesday, the lath
l.y of AUGUST. 1850. at the city OF Grafton.
e-.,f.- county. And 40 said state ConVcn'l'u
,.., 10 tf, counties in the state viii De- cn'i'''o
..,.. ,.,. therein Tor every one hundred votes
- fractional part thereof over hftN cast Tor the
u..,,..rstir candidate for Governor Of this state
-, ,,. election held in November, is'S ana
,n., mo- county shall De- entitled 20 more as'ega'f'
,ic. n has rotes 10 cg9 The various County
Executive Committees are requested To- .'N'
....h .,.,ion AS may Dee necessary 90 have '"''
-,.,,..,iv.. ,ountic. represented in said c'n'en
,.n All Democrats are urged Co a''is. ihe
tir.-.,t committee, in the state In their Efforts
=, ..,.rea thorough and perfect organization
o, ,be par,y aud AN persons, regardless OF
,,-,,.r marty affiliations. who believe in "a"
,..,.., and economical administration OF ine
....y.-,r,ent and iu tariff reform as advocated.
h, ,bs Democratic party, are cordially invited
to cooperate with us.
n. 3 RILEY, Chairman.
BIZ. ONLEY, Secretary.
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tigators have suddenly stopped their
labors; the committees counsel has
hurried OIL to Washington on important
legal business, and the members OF the
august committee are taking life easy
and trying to keep cool.
New York's municipal government
may be- rotten to the core. 1t is doubt
less true that corruption prevails TO an
alarming extent in all departments, but
Tammany Hall, the County Democracy
and the PLArr Republican machine are
equally smirched. The cause OF good
government will not gain much by set
tineone gang of political thieves TO in
vestigate another.
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DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATIVE TICKET,

DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATIVE TICKET
Every Ohio county Democrat can con-
template with satisfaction the COM
pleted legislative ticket, which the RE
IsrEE flies at its masthead this morn
ing. There is no flaw in the perfect
work which the convention presents to
the voters. Good men were before
the Convention, who were not nominal
ed. II is no reflection on them that
they were not chosen. Disappointment
| is a portion of the fortunes OF
war, and the disappointed to-day
may be the victor tomorrow.
lIt is almost superluous task to
attempt introduction or commentator
Of the ticket. The REGISTER has ex-
pressed its qualification at the nomina-
ton OF Mr.. GARDEN, and everything
said Of him as an upright, capable man
can De said with equal justice OF his col
leagues.
Col. Robert WHITE is known as an
upright gentleman. a capable lawyer
and a sterling Democrat, from one end
Of West Virginia to the other. rs
Attorney General Of the State, rs a
member Of the Legislature, aud as city
official. he has gained the confidence
and respect OF men OF every party. His
wide experience ia public affairs emf
nently fits him for legislative duties
and IN the session next winter he
will easily stand among the very first
on the floor Of the House.
Hon. JONI CoECoEAN needs no intro
duction 20 the voters They testified
their confidence i'm him by am election
two years ago, and no man can say that
that confidence was not fifty bestowed.
An active. energetic, conscientious leg
islator. the interests of his constituents
were always safe in his hands. As 4
special champion Of labor interests, he
was bold and unfaltering, and a large
share Of the credit FOR the establishment
of the State Labor Bureau and the
amendments 20 the mine laws is due 70
his able efforts. Mr.. CoRCOEAN'> ex-
pcrlence will make him doubly valuable
in the House.
Hon. ROBERT SIMPSON has served the
people Of Ohio county in official posi-
ton and has never been found wanting.
In two previous terms in the Legislature
hc gained a reputation As an able and
conscientious lawmaker lie has been
prominent i'm business circles for years,
and his name has been synonym for
commercial honor. lie has been active
in every enterprise conducive 20 the
prosperity Of the city, and as public
servant will display the same broad
public spirit that he has in private life.
The ticket is strong and sound from
top 20 bottom aud from bottom back TO
top again. There is not weak piece
Of timber in it. The agricultural. the
legal, the labor aud the commercial in-
forests are an represented. Tho nomi-
nccs have been tried and found trust
worthy. They are experienced men,
acquainted with the methods Of legisla-
tive work. Ohio county will have just
cause 20 be proud Of her representation
i'm the House Of Delegates next winter.
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The following significant card address
ed 20 the Democratic and Greenbaek
Labor voters OF the Ninth Senatorial
district, appears in the Kanawha
Gazette over the signature Of Il. ;.
CARR.
At the earnest request of large number
of my fellow-citizens. l hereby announce
myself as a candidate for reelection 10 the
State Senate, subject 20 the acton OF tue
Democratic party in Convention assem-
blcd
-Four years ago / was elected To- TINS
onice as the Observation-Disclosures candidate.
A. that time the issues before the country
demanded separate organization OF tue
Creenbackers and Labor men. Now feel
inc satisfied that the Democratic party Is m
fuN sympathy with the working men OF
the country in all their reasonable De
mands. and 10 Is now. In truth and m TACT
the champion OF the peoples rights, can
see uo reason why every good cluLcu. u
gardiess OF his past pohucal 4luila1luus,
should not Join hands with the democracy
in this fight I'm the interest OF the h'sSsvS
against the tyranny and oppression OF inc
few
Believing that in the coming campaign
the success Of Democratic principle means
"a triumph Of the people, shall devote an
my energies 90 that end. whether i snail DC
selected as Your candidate or not.
The Democracy OF West Virginia
win throw open their doors and bid
Bon CARR welcome. He has wandered
long in the darkness and gloom, and the
hearts OF his Democratic friends have
achcd for his transgresSi0ns, but
welcome is always ready for
the prodigal sons OF Democracy,
when they come once more into
the old party wigwam. During the
four years he served in the Senate,
both on the floor and as President, 4.
). CARR's course was such as TO win for
him the confidence and respect Of both
friend and foe. As an independent
member. owing allegiance 10 neither Of
the great parties, he preserved an
even balance between them, that was
always conducive TO conservatism
and justice. His final vote on the gu
bernatorial contest practically severed
whatever ties bound him To his Republi-
can colleagues, but no man has ever
....-tfo..I tho hanaSiv ar e.u-.far-
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CHALLIES! CHALLIES.

Owing to the large demand for these goods
we have purchased large quantity recently.
These goods are selling rapidly. aud AT the
prices W. are selling them, quality considered,
are the cheapest goods OF the Kind ever shown.
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THE SOLID MINERS VOTE.
watchorn Says Pattison Can Command 1t
Against Delamater.

WRtchCrn says Patttson Gan command IL
Against Delamater.
DUNBAR. PA, June % -Secrctary
Watchorn of the Miners Federation of
America predicts the defeat of Delama-
ter Il PattiSon is nominated. He said;
I'VE have $4,000 miners who vote in
PENNSYLVANIA, and they will vote as Il
single man against the nominees of yes
terday'S convention, unless the Demo-
cratic party should be so foolish as TO
put up Wallace next Wednesday. IL
Ex-Governor PattiSOn is nominated par
" lines will be- Obliterated and the i'm
menSe mining vote Of the Common
wealth will be- cast SOlidly in his favor.
lie is regarded as personal friend OF
every miner in the State. When he en-
tered on his first term as Governor the
Pennsylvania miners were absolutely
without protection. They were re-
quired to 90 out in the woods and cut
and saw up their own lumber and do
their own timbering in the mines. They
were required 10 draw out the water.
There was no regulations regarding
ventilation. The miners life was worth
hardly farthing as long as he was in
the pit. To him the miners owe the cX-
isting mining laws and they are not
able 10 forget IL and have no inclination
10 forget H."
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heads OF families in my congregation
is subscriber for the paper,
and I sincerely hope you
will let it alone Speaking
of the recent flag editorials in the pa
Der the preacher said the articles dis
torted the facts in order to deceive, and
evidently with the deliberate intention
of deceiying. Sectional journalism IS
founded upon falsehood. 1t appeals to
the lowest and vilest elements in human
nature. Vituperation belongs to the
little-mindcd. What would Lincoln say
could he speak. or Grant. whose dying
message at Mount McGregor was that
lac was glad to see harmony restored be-
tween the sections? The sectional news
paper is national curse and disgrace
to Christianity. 1t has no mission to
perform. because the causes which sep
aratcd this country into sections have
disappeared. Talk about the Confeder-
ate flag. Why, | was born in the South
and | lived there twenty-thrcc years,
and never saw Confederate flag. |
wouldn't know one from the Russian or
Turkish flag if should see it,"
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PROPOSALS
For STREET PAYING.

S0aIcd Proposals VII T1 T0e01V0I NJ fI0 0Il10
Of the Board Of Public Work, ~ the CITY cf
Wheeling until T. o'clock noon, saturday. June
~. 1880 for paving streets with vitrinrd paving
bricks. also alont 215 90 30 square yards or
gutter paving. with same brick. cutters Co lr
four feet wide Specification, can Boz seen o.
the Office ~ the Board Of Public Works. 1l.
successful bidder will Doe required to give al
with two Securities In the penal sum of .iu
conditional FOR the faithful PERFORMANCE" OFF 'Ar
contract. The Board reserves the right Oh rr
iect any or nl bids. Proposal, 90 Do marked
Proposal, for Street Paving
By order Of the Board of Public Works.
ieisi VHOS. VI. DAkkAN. iIrrk.
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There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory,
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
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DIED.


JONES-On Friday. June eth, 1890 nj four
o'clock a. IN. MAMIE T., daughter Of Simon and
Jane Jones. aged IS years and days
4 precious one from Us has gone,
\ voice we loved is stilled.
place Is vacant in our home
Which never can De filled.
God in Iii, wisdom has recalled
The boon His love had given.
And though the body slumbcrs here,
The soul Is safe in Heaven.
Funeral services at residence Of parents. No
1893 Jacob street on Sunday afternoon at one
o'clock. Friends OF the family are invited to
attend. Interment az st. Clairsyille, o., at $3.50
o'clock at VI. +. cemetery.
SHRENE- "Wednesday, June -. 1850 NJ 1854
o'clock "a. H., CHARLES r. SnEEvE, aged 81 years.
Funeral at his late residence, Martins Ferry,
Ohio, at o'clock p m, saturday Friends Of
the family are invited to attend.
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INVESTIGATION OF TAMMANY

50 far as the Tammany Hall inveStl-
CATION has progressed, the advantage
remains decidedly with the adhercntS
of the wigwam. Since MCCAIN first
made his startling charges Of corrup-
ton. not an iota of evidence has been
addnced to sustain them. They rest
entirely upon the unsupported state
ment Of man whose bias i Self-con-
tossed. and whose character has been
riddled by competent witnesses. The
sweeping denial Of MCCANN'> state
ments. made by Mayor GRANT. has
been supplemented and strengthened
by an equally strong denial from Com
missioner CROKER aud his wife.
apparent that the partisan inyes-
tigators Of Tammany have about reached
the end Of their tether. The FASSErr
committee was a conception Of the fer
tile brain Of that odorouS politician,
TnoS. c. PLArr. 1t was a work of re-
venge ON Tammany and consideration
for pure and honest government had
about as much TO do with it, as the
good angels have TO do with the dreams
Of THOMAS BRAcKErT REED, or MAT
THEW STANLEY Quay. Confronted by
the sweeping and unimpeaehable de-
mails of GRANT and CROKER, the inveS-
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tiousness with which that vote was
cast The Democratic voters Of the
Ninth district will Of course weigh care
fully Col. CARR's claims. He has been
elected in that district, and doubtless
could be elected again, but whether the
nominee or not K. ). CARR will WELD a
potent influence for Democracy ia the
Kanawha Valley.
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PROPOSALS
For Digging Trenches and Lay.
ing Sewer Pine.

Scaled proposals Will b" received 200 tlr nfr.
81 the Board az Public Works of the CTS OIL.
Wheeling rniil ~ oclocs noon Saturday. Jun.
-. 1880. for digging trenchr, and laying sewer
pipe. Specifications 81 the different sewer, fn
be- lai- can be- seen at the office of the Boasl nl
Public Works. The successful bidder viii N.
required 10 give bond with two securities boo tA.
penal sum 81 300 conditional fur the faithful
performance Of the contract. The Board Dr..
serves the right 20 reject any or AN bids. Pr.
posals To be- marked Proposals for Dislin.
Trenches and Laying Sewer Pipe"
BY order Of the Board Of Public Works.
ie2li TIGOS. ". DARRAH. CLERK
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

AFFprrAL election law that would
prcycnt Wholesale purchase OF votes D"
TuovNs Il. REEDS district, would have
a wholesome effect on the Democratic
vote Boo Maine.
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3frnt,psu
PROPOSALS

yin be- received by the undersigned until noon
on Tuesday. July !, 1870. Tor the labor nf about
sixty t60l convict, for % term of three or f,t
years.
The right j. reserved to reject any or 500 bids.
For further information addrr,, tir uul.r
signed.
By order 81 the Board of Director.
VI. VAN pLLI
SuprriutruI'nf.
Moundsyille, W. Va. June ,, lssO. ir,nAi
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4 SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The Annual meeting OF the StorkhnMer. .f
the Crystal Glass Co. for the election OF 4 Il.-
OF Directors and the transaction 81 SUCH urI.-
business as may legally come before Them. .iIf
BE- held az the Office Of the said Company Ir
bridgeport. Ohio. on "Wednesday. Julf o. lSY M
. p. m. ADDISON THOMPSON
je2loawF Secrrtart.
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TnE estimated valuation of New York
has increased $500, 900, 600 in the past
ten years. IL will keep the mortgage
on Kansas farm lands hustlins to Keep
pace with this increase.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

Tnr Convention did its work wen.
Ohio county's legislative delegation VIII
remain solidly Democratic.
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3rlieioua atntirra.

EOURTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH 60
Il 1880 u. H.. Sermon to Children. 7:3O p. m,
Importance OF sunday School Work-sugges.
tions from the International Sunday School
Convention.
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The SUGAR Trust Case.

SARATOGA, n. Y, June 21.-Gorman
Parks. Clerk of the Court of Appeals,
being questioned by reporter as to the al
legations printedG several New York pa
pers. to the effect that some one had ad-
vance knowledge OF what the Courts de-
cisisn in the Sugar Trust case world be,
and had offered to sell it in Wall street on
Friday last, said:
The allegations are cruel and are GER
tainly without foundation. The fact is
that the Judges held their last consultation
on the case on Monday night, at which
time full decision was reached. Even
the Judges private consultation clerk
Mr.. Brownlee. was excluded from this
consultation. No one outside OF the Judges
knew what the decision was until it was
handed to me in open court by Chief Judge
Ruger, at precisely 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

TnE thermometer furnishes about the
only Indication in Wheeling that 'n'
Glorious Fourth is near at hand.
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Tur cruel suspicion that Mr.. ELAINE
has become am active member o' '"'
Golden Club has not yet been verified
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NOTICE OF DRAWING
Buckeye Glass Company Bonds


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. PUBSJ ANT
" TO the requirements Of the mortglgr az OBJ.
Buckeye Glass Company works 40 Martin.
Ferry. Ohio. 10 Alfred Caldwell. dated Serfer
Der 9th 1870, recorded among the land rr0r|.
In Belmont county, Ohio. 90 secure bond, r.
said Company. that twenty Of said bond, a.-.
selected by lot for redemption and pair a.
July lst, 1880 by said Company IN accoflaa..
with the provisions ~ said mortgage I.r
numbers OF the said twenty bonds age .. f.
lows:
3, IL, ~, 33. 80. ~, 50. SO. %. o. ioi.
100, 1853, 100, 2i3, 22O, 233, rs. eSl.
300.
The said twenty bonds will De- paid ly ,.I
Company upon presentation az the Bans or Goo
Ohio Valley. In the city 81 Neellug. ". Na. ODD
the first day Of July 1890. OF thereafter t0-.ii.-
with interest thereon for the first hali of ,i..
year 1870. Interest upon said twenty h.lI.
shall cease on July lst. 1890. and the interest
warrants or coupons attached thereto. which
have not become due on OF before rc h,f
named date will become null and void
ALFRED Caldwell
June nth. 1890 Irf
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LIT IL DO OUR OwN REGIsTKA.
TION. OUR OWN COUNTING OUR OM :
crRTIFICATION. Speaker Rssfc F"'s'
f.,-r f.ffrlsf
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'SouInE PlEE>oN, W. Z. r. BNHNt
and Hon. GEo. GoAD are an prominent
candidates for the Democratic nomiua-
tion 20 the Legislature i'm BraXton coun-
Is. The Braxtou Democrats have sooO
timber TO choose from.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

TnE rutclligcnccr still heroically de-
clincs To- name the authority for ITS
srandalous falsehood, concerning Chair
man RILEY and the Farmers Alliance
Such stcadiastucss is truly Spartan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

MEs. HARRISON has accepted "a tape
May cottage and an Alderuey COW, from
ardent admirers. It is understood mo-"
that few potatoes and onions and "a
new edition OF Grand Pas hat, will be-
acceptable 90 the administration.
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NyANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work Apply at 60 Indiana St, Island.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

XXvANTED-TWo DINING ROOM GIRLS
w and one Chambermaid. Good wages TO
the right parties. HOTEL VANkElREN,
Twelfth Street JeHerdq
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S25 REWARD.

DROWNED. EDWARD DEITERS, JUNE e.
~ 1890 Wore 1t the time whiie undrrShltt'
LI,ct swimming pants red and black belt is
> feet inches high. Il years old and has light
hair. The above reward will be paid by his
f,rhcr EUGENE II. DElTERS,
No. 52l Alley Il.
Wrrrtrvc ". VA June q. je2Se&lh
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OHIOCOUNTY DEMOCRATICTICKET

FOR HOUSE OT DELEGATES.
A. ID. GARDEN,
ROBERT WHITE,
JOHN CORCORAN.
ROBERT SIMPSON.
roR COUNTY CLERK
GEORGE HOOK.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK
JOHN W. MITCHELL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

NOR SALE-SECoND-HANDT TOP AND BON
Hotel je2seq&dq
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Col. Ben WILSON is hardly well out
Of his official shoes i'm the Attorney Cen
erals Office before the Republican appli-
cants are hot after them. Judge LOOMS
Of Parkersburg, is already announced as
"a candidate. Considering the number
of times that Judge LOOMS has been
compelled % drink the bitter cup Of dis
appointment. 10 really seems that he
ought TO De- cared for now.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

XITANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work Apply at 225i Market ST. je@ds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

ANoruEE delay, and KENNLEE Is
likely To Dee dcfraudcd out OF the honor
of being tine first murderer shocked
into glory. The date Tor the electric
taking Oh Of another gentleman is fixed
for July n. KnDuER has mo- time TO
lose. If he would achieve fame.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

NOR RENT-sToRE ROOM AND DWELL
L ing, with Bakery Bake oven. inquire at
this Office. Je9os
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T IST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postolicc at Wheeling. Ohio
county, W. Va, Sntirday, June 2Sth. 1880 To
obtain any OF the following. the applicant nust
ask for advertised list. giving date:
LADIES.
Cornell Miss Maggie Fox. Miss Sarah T..
Edwards, Miss Alice White, Miss Mary
GENTLEMEN.
Rergonzi. Carlo O6eld. Nelson
Overs H. Piccinnne n
Dav. Thomas Richardson. I. j.
Gates John \. Standt. Geo. y.
W. j. W. COWDEN, Z. VI.
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JITANTED-A CoioRED MAN AS JAM
w tor to take care OF three rooms ana i've
in the building Address this Office. le2bh
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WANTED AT ONCE-ENERGETIC, PUSH
w ing men to sell Nursery stock. lmmedi-
ate and permanent employment. Good pay.
ie9jTu Tn Sat-Z
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5triu advertisements.

Nor REMITTANCE PICNIC WAGON On
Il July ith. Address n" this office. jess
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CtALESMEN wANTED-Steady employment
- on liberal terms. Special inducements TO
GOOD men. Fine outfits. Low prices. IL; '.
CLARK ~ CO., Nurserymen, Rochester, y. y
fpfQ.odur
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Wheeling Island.


Five Room Frame House northeast corner Mary
land and y. York street.
No. l37 = Broadway, room house.
Six Room Frame House on y. Front street.
No. "a New Jersey St. 6 rooms, Frame House
Five Room Frame House on ). Elm Street.
Three Frame Houses, southwest corner Zane
and broadway.
No. a Maryland St rooms. lot G0XlS0
No. 90 Zane St. Brick. 10 rooms.
Lots on South Penn street
Lots on South Elm street.
Lot on east side OF 5. Huron St. Zane's orch
ard addition.
ALSO
No 1910 Byron street, Brick, six rooms
no. y Eleventh street Brick. six rooms.
No. 70; Fifteenth street Brick, six rooms
No. SFsS Chapline ST. six rooms and store room
No. eSsss Chaplinc ST.. four rooms. frame.
Nos l32 and 1924 Sixteenth St, lot SDxlO.
No. SOS Woods St, Brick. five rooms.
RlNEHART a TATUM.
ie1Sh 1871 Market Street
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Ell. oxLEY, secretary.