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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

60yI44 feet OH North Front St, west side. $50
3OxlcO fee. on South York ST., west side. GU
60xlOO feet on South Elm St., west side. W.
SOxiOO feet on South Elm St., west side. 5OO
3OxlOO feet on South Penn St, east side. 800
95xli2 feet on North Wabash St, east side 37a
SOxieO feet On South Huron St., east side. $50
4ex60 feet cor. Huron and New Jersey SITS. 60
S0xleO feet on Fourteenth St., north side. 2,pO
3OxioO feet on Fourteenth St, north side. 100
50x35O feet on Caldwelfs Run. 49, ........ OJ
XIV i01 feet ON Wilson St. 9th Ward ...... LOO
IOOylOO feet on McColloch St. Sth Ward. leu
liOxo50 feet on National Road. ............ 2,Ou
LOOKED feet in Pleasant Valley. .......... l.5O
No. Iol Fifteenth street. 900
No. 1907 McColoch street................. 3Ou
No iss south broadway ................... 3.SU
Nos. %. ~. Gland vi Twentieth ST.. l5.OD
RlNEHART & TATUM,
oco4 No. 1914 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13
lSelipinua alntirrs.

EOURTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH
II Rev Charles ". Gushing. pastor. Ser
vices M i0:3O "a. IN. and - p. IN. Subject for
evening: An Editorial in Wheeling EFsRiag
Nslrs OF December Sth Seats free.
ONHRISTIAN CHURCH-SUNDAN SCHOOL
\ ATTAIN. Preaching 10y the pastor. Morn
ing. at 1879 subject, dishonesty Evening,
at 80 subject. Gambling"
HlRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LUTH-
Il cran Church-Rcy. T.. II. Dornblascr, pas
tor Services at 1880 %. m. and 7:30 p. ul. sun
DAY school az . D. m. Rev. :. b. BJrnitz will
preach AZ all the services.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13

Az ARKANSAS Judge refused TO SEN
tencc "a condemned murderer to be
hanged. on Friday. because, he held, II
would be an insult 20 the Savior, who
died ON that day 20 save the world from
sin. A novel ruling, but one that does
no special discrcdit to the judge,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13

EVEN senator BLAIR is out against
the Force bill. lie thinks the negroes
Of the south need education and not
force to enable them to vote He l.
right. hut they will never get II
through his pet measure. The Southern
people are doing all it is possible to do
In this direction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13

SANpUsKY, O.. is also having trouble
with its natural gas supply, and the
RcqiSicr Of that city dances on the
Northwestern Company in this manner;
If the Natural Gas Company cannot sup,
plv their customers in this city they should
say 50 at once and put an end 10 the eN-
pense Of piping and fitting dwellings Tor u.
Yesterday II was impossible 70 keep houses
dependent on il warm enough, and this has
happened two or three times Several
families found it necessary 70 resort
10 the use Of coal. II the mercury had been
down to zero yesterday families dependent
on natural gas would have suffered seri-
ously, and If this sort Of service IS 10 con
tinue the cOmpany's customers should DC no
tilted at once that they may put In supply
of reliable fuel There is no occasion for
deception The company will have flood
Of law suits on is hands II Il imposes on
the public.
In Wheeling. in addition 10 these
same lbs, we have rise In the price
Of gas. that makes the househOlderS
grOan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13

EN-MINIsrEE PHELPS comes out u@'-
footed and says:
.sThe late elections made Mr.. Cleveland
the necessary candidate Of the Democratic
partv in 1892, il there could have been any
doubt of il before. and they certainly inul-
cltc his election n the right course Is
taken Outside OF q faction IN New otA
ne is the choice of the entire party OF Tue
country, as well as Of the independent e''-
ment"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13
Hen, advertisements.

NOR RENT-FURNISHED R0oMS.in my Sir
teenth street eeie1t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13

Il t"- bnnsel,eenipc. on S. Front ST., next to
Ferry Landing. inquire at this office. deisr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13

We understand that Capt. c. l. Blue
of Marshall county. is a candidate Tor
Doorkecper Of the House Of Delegates
II there be- Democrat in the State who
deserves recognition for his la6orS dur
ing the late campaign il is Capt. BLUE.
He was untiring in his efforts to promote
democratic success. and TO his laborS, rs
much as to those Of any other man IN
Marshall. is due the greatly reduced Re
publican majority in that county. The
REGISTER wishes Capt. BLUE success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13

IlowNrNIN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13

WHEELING INSTALMENT &C
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-13

NOR shLE-BAY HORSE. EIGHT YEARS
+ old this spring, weight 1870 ms Also S6S on.
Draw and Cart. Apply TO JOHN CRA"fOhfp.
No Ii5 Sixteenth street. "oiiS
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

This city should abandon the con-
structIOn OF crosswalks altogether or
else give them 50 great an elevation
above the street surface that the water,
at least, even il 40 the mud, Will run
on from them. = the majority or
cases the crossxais is the muddiest.
nastest place 10 cross the street. II IS
sunk below the sag zee of the street so A.
70 make fine cat. BASIN for the water
and slush. At ALLY crossings. so care
ful Is the clty TO snk the walk out OF
the way Of wagon wheels, thatitls buried
beneath sand and mud entirely out OF
sight The idea that streets are con-
struCted for the benefit Of teams alone
Il a great mistake. Pedestrians have
the same right Of way as horses, mules
and jackasses, anl while pedestrians
generally do not care TO promenade up
and down the pavements-or the places
where pavements ought 10 be-still they
have rights IN the crosswalks that they
should insist upon. A little rise OF the
street bed at every crossing IS no serious
Interference with business traffic, and
the more fast driving on the streets IS
interfered with, the better for the public
generally. Until this city can find
some kind OF pavement that can be
kept clean. suitable crossings should be
made and maintained.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
THE GEANGEK cAsKs.

The following summary Of the recent
d,c;s,o, oT tos Tr,.r.,d States Sun-ene
80. ,r.--f..,..
'Vl'4s' 'i 'ne 0AeeS u the ~ 'HliiiieAPo'''
Eastern Railway Company and the Cni-
cagO, NJ Waukee & S.. Paul Railway
Cor,o,,,, "a Tbs psil-oad and Ware
"o''e Ooiii ''i isSio'i 'l VI NV"
"a tne Alnnesots granger cases is
taken from Brads.r.et-s.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
SHORT SPECIALS

Henry NJ. Stanley will sail from Cairo
Tor England on April Z.
The Straits Of MAckinac are open. and
the ice is rapidly fowing out
Mr.. Gladstone is to make an elaborate
attack upon the Irish land bill
w. e. Crawford, OF Berwick, H.. was
killed Saturday nigh. ~ Abingdon by
buzz saw.
Queen Victoria is at AK les Baines, in
the hope OF finding cure for her
rheumatic troubles
Plans have been completed for a grand
temple of German opera IN Chicago, the
building TO cost $500, 600.
Samuel l. Sawyer, member Of the
Forty-sixth Congress. died Saturday at
independence. Mo-, aged 76 years.
The Brazilian coffee crop is reported
as middling /. is estimated that l50.-
900 tons viii be available for export
II. D. Conover, for eleven years a pro-
fessor OF engineering In the University
of Wisconsin at Madison. has resigned.
Mrs. Michael Recktenwald, aged co
years, Of Jeffersonville, Ind, committed
suicide by cutting her throat Saturday
night
Pittsburgh Anarchists celebrated the
nineteenth anniversary of the Paris
commune Saturday. Johann Most was
the principal speaker
Masked men robbed c. d. Miller, a
farmer living near Lima, o., as he was
returning from town with $500 he had
drawn from the bank.
George Voss, Helena, Mont, lawyer,
with a wife and three small children.
killed himself because he was in love
with bis typewriter, who did not recip-
rocate.
AT Fort Smith, Ark. Joseph Hargus,
boy Is years old. has been lodged in
jail charged with assault with int 70
kill his 7-year-old step-sister. Dora
Blythe.
Father Boyle, OF Raleigh, y. C., has
been acquitted OF the scandalous charge
preferred against him by Miss Whit
taker. Of which be vas once convicted
and sentenced to death.
The annual report Of the American
Tract Society shows that the total re-
oelpts for eleven months end March
1 were sS04. 265. gain OF SIS, l26 over
the corresponding period Of the previous
year.
A man giving the name OF Brown and
Detroit as his home wentinto a Montreal
bank and grabbed a handful OF bills and
darted OF. He dropped $1,000 in his
fight and as much more was recovered
uhan Ia W. -ns.ai snon Alter
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

Ths Wei kno@e Ass Ter. nliiiSa2trs
F.sses A-.y IA nis Tess fs~F-sksteh 81
nls hi<. from I. P0oF s0y - Oas 81 TIE
sosE F@gaozs aasa 81 th~ CeGztry.
NEw Y0sk. March sl-D4yid nows
We died hsre Sgaday ia his T6tA year
AFTER short illasss. hsa an extrsOTdln-
1ry career He VAS descended froEu
family q farmers ana sss born IA sara
soga Coanty he zat hLs brothers
worked gp0a the f4rn unnl their ma
jority. ~hsa they wsns into business
David as a cieEz TOR ais brother john. IN
this city. IN the general forwarding
business Ia lo45 &c vas admitted -
ths ara ana soon zftsF& ard. through
the death OF TIE senior mem Der. be ~ss
LEFT a. the head u TIE concern In :
comparatively feW years David DOws
smzssed great fortune, and ais hrn
Ezs both powerful 2nc famous the world
ever Mr. Dows VAS enc Of the organizers
OF the Produce Exchange and the Corn
Exchange Bank. He w&s vice -presi-
dent CT the Chiczgo 4 Rock Island
railroad. director in the Chicago
& Northwestern. The Chicago. Min
nezpoiis & Omaha. the Union Pacific,
aud the Delaware 4 Hudson roads He
had variety OF interests, including
several insurance and trust companies.
Some years ago his nrm dealt largely
IN highwines As yell as IN grain. Dur
ing the civil war David DoWs was OF
great assistance 10 The Government
Through him the bulk OF supplies for
the army was bought. In the market
this Was not known. the impression be-
Ing that 10 Was buying on bis own ae-
count lie saved the Government an
enormous sum.
Mr. Dows retired from business few
years ago and Was succeeded by his son.
His private charities were liberal,
numerous and constant. His public BEN
efactions were many His estate is
estimated at SIS, o0O, 900, and by will
executed some years ago the securities
are 70 be distributed among the heirs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
Wednesday 2 ist May, 1889.

THIS SPLENDID properly comprises
specially slectea tracts OF land N
Madison and Haywood counties, \. c.;
extensive aud valuable IimDer Rights;
several good mountain farms, and Il
magnificent bottom land farm, near
the town or Newport. Tennessee. The
land which Il held II Zee simple extends
u over htty thousands acres. There :
also most substantially built saw mil.
fitted with Band and Circular Saws and
Machinery vi the most modern con-
structlOn, having daily capacity of IS,
600 feet $50 Lath and Single Mills.
Inls nFst-class Mill IS situated on a
tract Of some fifty acres OF land, on
the Tennessee River, about one mills
Cow Knoxville, which Is one OF the
most rapidly and steadily increasing
cities Oh tie South, :I.h present pop
ulaiIOn of $1,000. There ls a side track
on the X. q 4. Il. r., and there viii be
direct communication with the h. & 5.
X r., which passes right through the
Lumber Yard. The storage Room n
connection with this prop, riy j. on the
French Broad River. SOME twenty miles
above the mil, and has a capacity 10
mold over thirty Million feet OF logs.
~AlN NNAi4tt+nt4Ao hit itiN VIM FV4tAtN VI
supply. Logs can be RATED 10 the mill
from the boom all the year round.
This property having come into the
hands Of mortgages, must he sold aud
such q sale offers a RARE CHANCE 10
investors or practical Lumbermcn.
Every facility Will be afforded for m
specton of the property, which will be
exposed first in parcels and then as
whole. For f1ll description and all
particulars, apply To
WILLIAM PAGE
Scottish Carolina Timber and Land Co.
Limited, KNOXVILLE, Tenn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
DOWN ON MONOPOLIEs.
The Anti-Trust Bill Passed UaanImousIy
hr IN. Low 4. Honse Of R-prr,entatlves.

The Ant-tFNSt ftt Fassed lnani m ously
by tn. Low. House Of Representatives..
DIS Mo- 9. Ia. March SIN tho
House tod ne session was devoted To
ths bill pun shing pools, trusts and COM
binations ho Seen persons partnerships
or corpora IA to regulate or fx 70
price OF an article or merchandise or
commodity. and 20 release the pur-
ehasers % an7 article from such pool or
trust from al liability for payment
thersfor. TIE penalty is fne Of not
less than 800 nor more than 5000.
The bill also prohibits the placing ths
management of any pool or trust IN the
hands Of trustees 20 fK the price or
product Of anY article al commerce, use
or consumption The bill vas passed
So 20
The Senate morning session was given
% ths BIZ making she general banking
law apply 20 %. vate banks The bill
vas huallY reconuittsd 90 The commit
tee on hsuks whsa the bill amending
The lsv rs-ariinz itinorant patent med
fri ra vantN-a waa ~aserf
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

L'ok sALk. cheap N jones sooitie1 a. the
eiiy oI clAad kAQi4S thrcC-foQrths 81
nil tIem tAe ~. y ii 4 N croSslng, four
tUe acre lets Eo0o Ter plsttinE lear Ife
aerc l0ts goee for peaches. e4c s,se aAe acre
A0a eAe toUrfh scre lotA. For furtheE iuf0r-
nation inquire 81 Tie premises hsy. A.
la aS- =
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
Death of Father and SON.

JERSEY CITY, y. j.. March Sl.-A
4-yearo.d son OF Captain John Peter
son. OF the schooner Minnie, lying at
Black Toms island, fell overheard sat
urday and was drowned. The body was
recovered aud sent 10 the morgue. In
the evening Captain Peterson started
10 this city to arrange for the funeral
AS he was crossing the Central railroad
tracks he was struck By train and
killed
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

" AS1 + D. Arsnts fo-hs History 81 the Ia.
<orztons of Daris DEEDS ans i.raua
Ach smsuts % stsuf sgsrts ogfhi DDS
TnIene 0hfa etlff
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
Sealed Proposals.
OrrfcE B7laD o. PCBLIc Wo

OFTfCE BoARD of PCBLIC WORKS.
Ga ND RAFIos. Mich.. March 81. lee0.
Sea.cd proposals will be received at the
Office Of The Board until Saturday, April I
80 az 30 p. n, for the ing ~ a va or
main IA chAWmat avenue fTon summer q
Winter street. according q the plans and
specifcsttOns or fle ~ the Office Of the Board.
Tie Board reserves tue Tlght.to reject any or
All bids.
Escn bidder shall deposit with his proposal
tie sum Of sic00l. o. be forfeited 20 the City OF
Grand Rapids Ia case be shall fail to enter
into contract In accordance with his proposal,
should bis said proposal be accepted ~ the
Board Of Public Works.
All proposals must he made upon blanks that
will be furnished upon application ~ the
Once OF the Board.
Aprii GEO. g. BRIGGS. President
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

NANrED-Situation by experienced book
W keeper anu shipping clerA; has had ex-
peri~nce as collector. and under,i alQs type
writing and steaogfapny; good references I;
moderate wages. Address l.. H., is North
DiYisiOu-st SO
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
FOR RENT HOUSES.

fUk hLN l-lO T. ckH.
FOR RENT-For one or moreyears. new
house and barn. one acre OF iud. nicely
located on Jelers0n-ave.; house fw modern
imprOS Sements. rooms. nicel' iusnisheq;
piano. horse. carriage. sic CHS. ctc everything
complete 10 commence a. once 8 per month.
None bat frst-class need apply Address X,
box 50, G ~. -
E0R RgNT-House No. 20 Ndh Lafayette.
= 81. Apply OF the Premises. -n ~
FOR BEST-The new dwegg house 80
Parisave.. tao block sous on eaitny-
ave. al modem imprOyereut luIAat ?. c-tT.
vel az csera water slskes. lbllf -
James VI. Long, soldiers h0mfofand hspsas,
Mleh- Sif
EOR RFNT-A house of eoms one Of 4
rooms one Of 5 and ole e and rooms.
al in Eooq, location witaius. ~ ~ atfs ws.k
Of Sweets hOte rent from - 80 inquire
Of B. ". Barnard. IS AlleSt- corner Mt
TOB BEBT-BUsTKF PLACES.
EOR RENT-Tvo store. "a rooms suitable
a fgr oiroes or light housteep nz 10 Porter
Block, corner Of Aouroe al DiFisionsts. VI
LeBYTs-wkTED.
kNANTED-AEeuts in eEy city 10 sell cur
W rev electric ink-erssf TAX erased in two
seconds without hsrTing @pef agents o. axe
s. = so Per Gay send - iof san ne, terms
etc. Perfect Eraser Co.e hcoi-sf-, CieTe-
iand. Q. t-ts
WANTED-Ten ladies' - % gentlemen 81
" once q take oraersfor Publishing O..
o. e0mmlss. on. or gUsrzfe .aisfT ~ - per
month O~ce. I Ne Housemsn biocs
warren Wsifs. rsnsgsr. Us
WANTFD-Caavssssrs'n ser Fnsas n city
Refer r e-s reeuih Ihs a ? Aesms
House Furasbag CemsuT. ~ south Diw
sler-sf s
XXAyT ED-srsnt. fo-ks History of the Er.
W xsarztfons ~. Darfs DEEDS sna eraua
Arh easuts 81 StauIE agents sUfhi tAg3s
c.refsr free Aadrsssl =. brcTuiuz CO..,
l1leoe, ghia. eflf
4oENTs shasia ---f.r iiiusfrztes rircufar.
n sDd terms for two 80 fria' - Etssearl
asher. "a hes di-t.e cothes .eaa bg het
sfesm without rubb n sas.7 sold pTefts-
BE. J. Norrh. 81. II ~ = o. snne q
NoEfT , Ioss.
N0AEF e iesu ln 81. :, sat 81 proauetivs
TtsH 70 InhN-Hees - g. sns re1t
y fr~rs ars r.~.-1 f1fs ~ eel q EradeF
e11 q SersHt leca "a p beftoH prlo-s'
rsH - rasrs i Nsu ggemsr hioek en Henry
wGETYDsoGKDEBs
p0sRD az IA. - re 'iieslssh Heu.s
- - FsT wsek ~
TURBuURE ~ RlAEos sToRED
pABCLIFF 6HoI. rF,ns-s4 vs-saouseraez5
- - t4i ~rHta = Ft1ff slore s1'- slf
ssnaie soe1s stse =.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

NEw YosE Mares 7l.-Th- contract
for constructing the submarine eel
sgrsuh hctveea B-as.l ard the Urited
Ststes has been AWARDED - two French
co-u uanles. Ihe concession is f0r
"a irtYfvs vesrs sn3 the frst ca5is
must - ss worx visAia sishteea
months
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
TO suBsc RIsEas.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
0AASO RAPIDS TUESDAY. APAIL L
EEPUBLIoAx CITY CONVENTION.

There vii % . Republican City Coays n ion
As.d a. the Circnlg Court Rooms. eaDx SHAY.
even a. April ? isso, sk q p N. Tor the pur-
pose a5minat NJ caadi1afcs foT city officers
A1d Tor the tFsns1ctioG OF such other business 5
as may properly come be- ore u
bY ordsr Of sas Republican CITY Committee.
JAS. A. COTE. Chairman.
WI. ALpRICH fArEUA. 5sey-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

The Neal sisters grand millinery OPEN
ing will occur April ,, and A. There
will be exhibited the finest line OF mill
lnery novelties ever shown before.
All are cordially invited. No cards.
l47 Monroe-st., new Kendall block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
DANIEL 6. GARNSEY,
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT,

Nav - r0rs11teS - aT matters uertas nfrz -
hooE keerflE an srcosEts Books ORE a
wr rfee rr efssef sEf firifs ware. etc. Large
sruerlence. Al business rsafdeutaL
Roon lI3aew II 1lsenasn beck. Grand Bsp3ds
tlso A5es'sr of Frs losses for ths Assured
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
Wee Admiral Rowan Dead.

WAsHISeToS, March Sl.--Vice Ad-
-c:-sl Stephen Rowan, United States
navy (retireG,. Sied of Bright's disease
at the Ebbitt Hc-=e =, --.E LEV.
A tIourishinS College in a Fioarishins 6
City.
Commencing at once, the West
Mlchie a Business College and Normal
School will make the following offer
up TO and including April l0th. To any
one desiring TO take commercial or
Shorthand and Typewriting course, or
both courses, we Will allow one week 5
tuition free for day course, and two
weeks tuition free Tor evening session,
after which, if you wish TO continue,
the rate for evening course will be $l.O0
per week and regular rates for the day
course, which have been reduced. Cal.
or send for particulars. Telephone No.
l,l72 Mcmillan Block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
Piles. Pilesi! Piles,.!

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is
q positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ul-
cesated, and PrOtruGing Piles-Price
SOC. For sale by White Il White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE BoARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
GRANp RAPfps. Mich. March. 81. lsgD.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Mal ch 81, logg.
Sealed proposals viii be received at the
ofice of the Board until saturday. Apri!
5. 1880. AT 30 p. m, for the laying OF water
mains IN Lincoln PArk.according to the plans
and specifications on Gle at the ONCE OF the
Board
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum OF sl0l.C0. 70 b. forfeited % the City of
Gra4d RAPIDS ia cas- he shall ial. TO enter
should ais said pr posal be accepted by tn 9
Board of Public WORKS.
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
will be furnished upon application at Ia ,
Oflce OF the Board.
March y GE0. G. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

THE new red-heAded postage stamp
on white envelope Is 50 suggestive OF
the red-head d girl and the white horse
that it COM N Ike an old acquaint-
ance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

Nxv Yozx- March s1.-Jusze Law
rsnce - tne Sarreus Cocrs has banded
down a decision ere cage org deciding
n fs~or - gobn " War5 in the suit
hroDTht a4ainss bim y ne Mstropo. an
Exhihition Corsrsnv Tbe 6sc sioa is
In sAe famous saor1-suop's tavar-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

The friends of the defaulting treas
urer OF Maryland are getting consoia
ton out OF Gas probability that bis de-
falcation ca not exceed 500, 900. The
State should tender him \ vote OF
thanks and chrome for not "swIping"
Chesa peake Bay.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

TIE exaggerated reports OF the loss
of life IN the Louisville cyclone have
happily proved untrue, but the truth Is
BAT enough. Amidst 50 great loss of
property, IN the shape Of residences
and business blocks, it Is 40 wonder
that the los OF life was at first over
estimated. but when the full list is
made out il will doubtless prove a sur
prise from is comparative breyty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
IMP0R 7
SALE OF
Valuable Properties
SALE OF

The valuable TIMBER and MN
EkAL properties Of the Socogtsh Caro-
isia inter and Lana CO., Linn Ia
liquidation. situated % Western lrlh
Carolina and East tepnesscs, MI be
Offered for sale oy public auction. At
the courthouse door, Knoxville, Tenn,