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OUR
Fathers,
HUSBANDS,
AND SONS

from common food to supply the daily wastes
then disease follows, but it Is not as rapid and is
more easy to treat than the disease of our moth
rs, WHY es ana daughters.
AS they are Pneumonia, Pleurisy, Rheumatism
causing the physiological functions to be inn
paired, then follows Nervous Prostitution AND
Paralysis, az of which can be stopped, and any
Ease Ina1 mas been under medical treatment three
InOntnS we Will furnish sufficient Murdtock,,
Liquid Food TO cure them or make them better
Mothers, never change the food of Your
baby N it does NOT thrive, but add 3 10 .
drops mt each feeding and its lest or need
ed vitality will be restored in 80 days.
Also, take yourseIfn teaspoonfuI of ID
four times daily, before meals, and ON re-
firing. III You do not like she flavor You
can change it every time you take IL.
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CASCO BAY HOUSE, Chas. {. Gushing, Propeller

~7F01V EEWVN@I SlI11f
Long fsland, Caseo Hay. Portland, Ne,
Is prepared to furnish Societies, Clubs, Excur-
sions. Church Picnies, Private Parties. and the
public generally, with Shore Dinners. Clam
Bakes and Cn0wders Of every kind at reasonable
rates. Bathing Houses, Base Ball Grounds and
Groves connected with the Hall, and are free for
the use OF our patrons Long Island Is one Of the
most pleasant summer Resorts In Casco Bay.
BOARDING and Il cd ging by the day or week
ie26 mt reasonable rates. eOd1m
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TTiHE law-frm Of SymOnds & Libby, Is this day
IL dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner
VIII attend 10 closing the affairs OF the late hTm
Mr.. Symonds, at his Ofiee In the Canal Bank
Building or Mr.. Libby at the old ONCE Of the firm
In First National Bank Building.
JOSEPH w. SYMONDS.
CHARLES r. LIBBY.
Portland, July1, 1891. jIyidtf
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Municipal Security Company.

TIME Bonds and Coupons of the Municipal
III Security Company due July 1, 1891, will be
paid on and after that date at the once OF Wood
bury & MOultOn, Corner Middle and Exchange
Streets. FREDERICK +. TALBOT,
ie3Odtf Secretary.
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kIODER, PEABODY & CO.,
BARRING, MAGOUN & co.
SUBSCRIPTION FOR
S2,0O0,OO0
P. LOri||ard Co.
8 Per Cent
CunuIatGd Preferred Stock
AT PAR,
Lists will open TUESDAY, July Z, and close on
or before THURSDAY, July 0, at 3 p. N.
The company has been formed for the purpose
OF acquiring and carrying on the well known to-
Dacco business OF MeSsrS. Il. L0rlllard & Co.,
which was established In 1760. and has been In
continuous and successful operation since that
date.
There is also issued s3,OOO,OOO of common
stock, all OF which is taken by the vendors In part
payment OF their property aud goodwill, and they
years.
The preferred stock now offered is Issued full
paid, IS non assessable. and carries no personal
naDlllty 10 stockholders, and viii have priority
over the common stock in respect to all assets OF
the company in case of Liquidation or dissolution
THE COMPANY HAS NO BONDED OR
TON OF ANY SUCH DEBT. EXCERPT
WITH THE CONSENT OF HOLDERS
OF RECORD OF ATLEAsTs SEVENTY
FIVE PER CENT. (75 PEG CENT? OF
THE PREFERBED STOCK, ~ PRO
HlBiTED BY CHARTER AND BIZ
The proceeds of the preferred stock will
be used 20 acquire real estate heretofore
leased by the firm and 20 pay eff existing
mence business with no indebted ness of
any kind and with ut least S8JO,OOO of
working capital.
Payments will be as folIowss
10 per cent. ON application,
20 per cent. allotment.
80 per cent. on Augusta 3,
80 per cent. ON August 81.
IOO
Preference In allotment will be given to EN-
ployes and customers Of Messrs. r. Lorlard &
The right is reserved to reject or reduce any
applications, and subscribers must agree to ac-
cept such reduced amounts.
Charter ed accountants have examined
che books or messrs. II. Loriliard 0 Co.,
Tor Ave years prior 10 Dec. 81, 1890, ana
report the annual average profits ms
SSz5, 17O.43, without deducting charges
for rent heretofore paid by vendor for real
estate which will now be acquired by the
company.
The real estate, buildings, m achineiy v,
md appliances have been carefully ex-
amined and valued by competent experts
mt Sl,S7J, 700, and merchandise, upon
accounts. stores hand, and personal
properly 10 be transferred 10 the new COM
pany are guaranteed by the vendors 90 be
IN value not less than $950,00O.
1t is intended to continue the business under
the present management. and three OF the present
partners agree to remain in charge for at least
five years.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS AND
FULL PARTICULARS REFE HENCm
,s MADE 10 PROsPECTUS OF JUNE
30. 1891. WHICH CAN BE HAD UPON
APPLICATION TO
kIDDER, PEABODY & co.,
II3 DEvONsHIREI ST., BOSTON.
Barring, MAG0UM & CO.,
Is WALL ST, NEW YORK.
Subscriptions received in Portland by
FRED e. RICHARDS & CO.
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/ IMPROVED FOR 1891 ESQ.,.
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Probably Mr.. Hamlin's name will be re-
membered in history most frequently be-
cause of his association with Abraham Lin
coin, but we think, nevertheless, that the
NEST glorious portion of his career was dur
ing that period when he severed his ties with
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To the younger generation it may seem
strange that Hannibal Hamlin could ever
nave been anything but Republican. He
was, In fact leader of the Maine Democra-
cy for many years when that palsy was in
the flush of prosperity. The Hamlin family
Of Paris were not Democrats but Wings. A
curious story is told about how young Han
nibal, mere boy, came to have leanings
towards the Democracy. 1t is said that they
took two Portland papers in the family of DR..
Cyrus Hamlin, one Wing and the other Dem
ocratic. The Wing paper was regarded as the
best, and as soon as it came the elder men,
bers of the family always appropriated it.
This left the Democratic paper for young
Hannibal,w who unconsciously became imbued
with its principles, and was an ardent Demo
crat before his good old Wing father knew it.
1t is said that the old gentleman offered no
objections, contenting himself by giving his
son this wise advice, "Let yourself live a lit
tie longer before you get actively into poll
tics then you will know more" Those were
booming days for the Maine Democracy
when young Hamlin went to Hampden. In
1928 Maine had given Adams 2O,733 votes to
only 1927 for Jackson. But in 1882 she gave
Jackson 1892 and Clay only 27,2O4. The
tide Of Democracy was rising in Maine,
and young Hamlin, endowed with manly
beauty abilities as a public speaker and the
faculty Tor making himself popular, found
himself July in its favoring currents In
1000 the democracy of Hampden sent him to
tne osate Legislature, where he at once took
ioauins pi"0e' ne was returned to the
Legislature until 1910. being chosen sneotor
of the House in 1887 and again in 1870 e"A To-
1888, Elisha Ii. Allen of Bangor an oh, ~
Wing, was Speaker. Allen, who was os. D,o
wards member of Congress, chief iust,ao
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VIII.
Mr. Hamlin returned TO the Senate in 1869,
after the most memorable contest that ever
took place in the Maine legislature. Senator
Lot M. Morrill's term expired ia 1869 and he
was a candidate for reelection. One of the
founders of the party. strong man of most
honorable career and reputation, the
task which Mr.. Hamlin undertook
seemed hopeless. But Mr.. Hamlin was
an able politician; and he had the assistance
OF lieutenant who had no superior as pol
itician, and no peer unless it was Mr.. Ham
lin himself. We refer to Ex-Governor Mar
BILE. With able management, the Hamlin
people developed unexpected power, and
finally won by a margin so narrow that
blank ballot thrown by nonplussed men,
Der from Mars Hill cut great figure in the
proceedings.
Mr.. Hamlin remained in the Senate until
March Sd, 1881, when he voluntarily retired.
For year he was United States Minister to
Spain, and then retired finally to private life
after forty-five years of eventful and honor
able public service.
TX.
oAnSo MO Aotioiucut MI haIullu mas leu u
quiet life. His house on Hammond and
Cedar streets in Bangor was the comfortable
but unpretentious home where he spent
nearly all his time. Occasionally he went on
excursions, like that to the field of Gettys-
burg. or attended Grand Army or other gath
erjngs. where he was an honored guest. One
OF the events of his terms as vice president
was his temporary service with a company
OF coast guards at Kittery, and this made
him comrade with the veterans. He made
frequent visits to his old home at Paris where
he had sister living, but most of his time
was spent in Bangor, in the enjoyment of
his garden, his bees. his family and his
friends. He was thoroughly democratic,
and was perfectly at home in country
store talking with old neighbors
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The Cars Arc Not Patented.

San Francisco, Oct. l3.-Judge Haw-
ley, in the United States Court, made 4
decision Yesterday OF great Importance
10 the Pacific coast in tho case OF the
Standard Oil Company vs.. the Southern
Pacific Company and Whittier, Fuller
%Co. The latter firm had Il contract
viii! the southern Pacific Company to
l%aI Tor them in certain kinds OF cars,
The State Auditor claimed that this car
was 4 patented invention which it con-
tFV!ied, and secured q temporary in.
junction restraining the railroad COM
laIy lrem hauling Whittier. Fuller 4
Cos oil in such cars. Whittier, Fuller
NO. asked leave TO be co.dciendants
win the Southern Pacific Company and
The case was rcopcncd. Judge liawlcv
has decided that the cars in question
arc 10! patented inventions, and that
anyone had L right to use them. Ow-
lES 20 the advantages Of these cars the
standard Oil Company had no COM
petition on this coast unless other firms
Could use them as well.
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BELLhIIsE.
Aiisorts of Local New. ani Gossip from
tho Glass City.


At present, says the Tribune, there Is
co nsiderablc talk OF building Il fuel
plant in this city. AS long as there Is
no more business effort made TO secure
such q plant than tho present talk,
Bcllairc will DO destined 10 be without
such a luxury. Fuel plants do not
grow, neither are they constructed by
using tho vocabulary on street corners
and in groceries. II takes money, and
tho sooner 1t Is expended in this dircc.
ton the sooner tho people and manu-
%iacturers OF Bcllairc can reap the great
benefits to be derived from such plants.
On Thursday evening 1T City Hal!
from 0 to s o'clock tho Republican
League Club will have thecxpcrimcntal
Australian ballot, and ut s p. IN. the
meeting will be called to order by the
president OF tho club and lion. Wilbur
Nichols, candidate for reelection rs
State Senator, will address the club on
the issues OF the day. Mr.. Nichols Is
an able speaker, and every Republican
should be present 10 hear him.
Owing TO tho length OF time it took
the State Board OF Equalization TO fix
their appraisemcnts, the tax books for
this county will not be ready before
the first Of December, and the treas
urer will extend the time SO that
everybody will have tho usual amount
OF time TO pay in.
Yesterday morning, as David Yves.
colt, master tcaser Mt the Union glass
works, was on his way from work about
. O'Clock, he fell down in n coalway un-
der the railroad track and was uncon-
scious until 0 o'clock, when he managed
to get to his home.
Tho triplets, two boys and q girl, re.
Gently born to Mr.. and Mrs. Kcttlowell,
on Rose Hill, are prospecting finely, and
T their home has been visited By humid
reds OF people during the past three
wcoks. They will be Il month old next
sabbath.
Arrangements are being made for the
Mckinley escort club TO charter n train
on tho L. 4 0. and 20 to Gainesville and
after the major speaks there to bring
him to Bellairc on their special. About
l50 will go out to meet him.
The baseball players have begun to
arrive homo. Will White, OF the Min
ncapolis, William George, OF the Port
land, Ore, the Wcstlake brothers and
Sol White, OF the Cuban giants, are all
here Tor the winter.
There will be Il Democratic meeting
NJ Summerlicld, Noble county, Satur-
day, and the Bellairc, GAINESVILLE & Gin
cinnati will run m excursion train.
John jackson, OF the Fourth ward,
left Yesterday morning for Pittsburgh,
to visit friends and relatives.
Joseph Rhubottom, who had his arm
and ribs broken some time past, is able
TO be around again.
Mrz. G. II. Blakcncy and daughter
we're visiting in Martins Ferry yestcr.
day.
Judge r. X. Walton, OF Woodsfield,
was i'll the city yesterday.
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EENWOOD.


Industrial items, Personal Gossip md
General News Notes.
A Young German named Andy Reith
h"! i harrow escape at the tube works
Yesterday morning. \ bent iron bar
..eW oil some machine, striking him on
iae head, knocking him s~enselcss. Ii
!Nc blow had been onc-iourth OF nm
inch forward it would have knocked Ills
eye out; ii it had been onc-;onrth OF nm
:Hc'l back it would have struck 4 fatal
GLOW on his temple.
Mr.. John Kelly, who was so terribly
INJURED Monday at the steel works, Is
:. sn!l living and resting easier. No in.
ANIMATION has rs yet set in. The at
ending physician states that il in
summation does not set in IL very faint
nope may! be entertained OF an almost
miraculous recovery.
Mr. Will B, Lynch, OF WoodsGeld,
Nus accepted 4 position in Vance Bros
grocery, in the place OF his brother,
II,laF'eE Lynch, who resigned TO take a
thorough business course.
r,.s"S w. !, III tne lower steel
MorSs, was thrown on the end by A rail
breaking under it. About six hours
WON was required to lay Il false track
10 get the wreck out.
~. rFSlessorC rcamer, author Of Cream.
$ss system OF Penmanship, gave a very
instructive lecture on penmanshin in
inc public schools Tuesday,
Mrs. Barscr and son John @returIel
~ Their home in the southern part Of
luz state Yesterday, after a visit to J, p.
4Ne benwood groccrs will hold an
Isioc'Stion meeting ut the storeroom Of
'U y, Deegan on Thursday evening.
Inc Ladies' Aid Society will hold n
nusineSs meeting ut Mrs. Thomas Shep.
"Vt" $ residence Thursday evening.
arthur Geraghty is 4 contestant for n
10 IO'L watch for the Catholic festival to
y ,'Vla during the holidays.
Larry Bowers was struck on the
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Current News Items from tho old Town
nCruSs tho river.

Current News Items from tho old Town
ncross tho River.
The Etna management tested the
boilers and engines in the new plant
yesterday. The trial run was quite sat
isfactory, and showed tho merits Of
modern boilers and engines.
William James, formerly master
mechanic OF the G. l.. & W. line, moved
his family 10 Uhrichsvillc yesterday,
where he will assume charge OF the
company's round house.
The commissioners will improve sew
eral OF the worst crossings in kirkwood
before the wet season begins. The
crossings will bear 4 great deal Of i'm
proving.
Thomas Hill IS building q walking
machine ut his shop here for 4 gentle
men OF Mcadville. Pa, which is 10 be
exhibited ut the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. S. A. Jenkins, who was so I'M
fortunate as to fall down stairs and dis
locate her shoulder recently, is improv-
ing rapidly.
The G. & p. company has finished the
work OF repairing its bridges here and
the change, even in appearance, is good.
1t is stated by authority that Major
Mckinley will speak ut E.naville on
the 22nd inst. Alarge crowd is assured.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Meek, OF Irondalc,
o., are the guests OF Mrs. Mcek's moth
CIR, Mrs. Clayland, OF Kirkwood.
The Pennsylvania Company began the
work OF laying n new side track to the
Standard mill Yesterday.
Mrs. Maria Bolon, OF Kirkwood, is
the guest OF relatives at Fairmont.
Miss Matte lIutchison, OF Steele, is
the guest OF friends here.
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MARTINS FERRY.
County Medical straightforward, Indus.
trlnl md General Items.


trlnl and General Items.
There was n large attendance ut the
meeting OF the Belmont County Mcdi.
cal Society held in tho Y. 81. G. A.
rooms yesterday. The meeting was II
very interesting ono. Papers were read
by tho different members and discussed,
and the various committees made their
reports. Tho visiting physicians com.
p%lilnentcd tho dinner served at the
Baylcss House. The next meeting will
be held at Dcl!airc November ..
A f~our.ycar.old child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Taylor died ut the home OF it's
grandmother, Mrs. Fcctterer, OH First
street, yesterday. The funeral will take
place this afternoon at 8 o'clock; inter
ment at Pcninsular cemetery.
Yesterday Mr.. James Lytlo received a
draft for S9j from the Odd Fellows Ac.
cident Association for William II. Davis,
who was hurt ut Cambridge some time
ago.
Miss Eta Stcadmnn and Mr.. Robert
Basgs were quietly married at the Pres
byterian parsonage at st. Clairsville
last Saturday by Rev. Robert Alexan-
der.
Charles lIoyle rode TO Salem on his
wheel Monday. lie was accompanied
as far us Stcubonvillo by Fred Hall.
Miss Minnie Cochran and Mr.. Frank
Moore were quietly married at the NJ.
L. parsonage last evening.
Both factories ut the Laughlin mill
were off Yesterday on ccoun OF repairs
to tho boilers.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Shrodes left
yesterday to visit friends in Cleveland
and Detroit.
j.. Z. Reynolds and J. 7. IIancs arc in
Pittsburgh on business.
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with local applications, MS they cannot
reach the seat OF the disease. Catarrh
is u blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure it you have to take in
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure is no quack medicine. It
was prescribed by one OF the best ply
sicians in this country for years, and is
4 regular prescription. 1t is composed
OF the best tonics known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination OF the two ingrcdi-
ents is what produces such wonderful
results in curing catarrh. Send for tes-
timonials free.
FL. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Tennyson, who is in excellent health,
has just been giving sittings for q por-
trait
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JAMES A. HENRY,

Real Estate Agent, u 5. Claim Attorney. Export
III pension Claims.
$3.50 1912 Market Street.
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CONTEST THE WILL.
r,o Daughters Of the 1ato General
Boulangor, who suioidcd'
oaI2c7 To FOUR OF THE CLAUSES.

.,r,,cctcd tint the Legal Proceed.
ain Result IN Developing Some
interesting Evidence RcGardi"stlc
r,,1 MINIS Inncr Political and Pri.
,a,c observation-disclosures OF the
General.
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hand by q thirty pound slcdgo yester.
day and had several fingers badly
mashed.
Miss Virginia Bowers, OF Shepherds
town, O., spent part OF tho week with
friends here.
Miss Laura Dare has resumed her
school work after IN illness OF two
weeks.
Mr.. lIaskins, father OF Dr.. Thomas
NJ. lIaskins, is in town.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR ALE

Lot on South Front street, Island. $500.
Lot on McColloci street, East Wheeling; deslr.
able location.
one OF tho hoSt manufacturing sites IN tho
city, fronting on two railroads.
Good business corner IN Centre Wheeling.
House OF six rooms. $50 Wood stroat. III gool
condition, Sl,2UL.
House OF seven rooms, gJ3i roir street. $500.
House OF four rooms nj corner Of Eighteenth
street and Alloy G. 5000,
Lots on North Huron, North Eric and South
Penn streets. Island, $50 10 500 each.
Full lot on Jacob street, with Il 1.-Two roomed
brick house In tho rear $1,000
g. 500.
%lIRlflot on Eotr street, rOutl OF rwcn,y-olghth
street, sl.Ul. .
LOIS on Eoir and Jacob streets, In North Don.
wool.
Lots In 2uuc's Orchard and Old Fair Ground
additions,
Lots IN A.. Il. ra!tGnon's addition to Elm
Grove NJ low figures.
Choice lots IN Glendale.
House OF five rooms, In good condition, o1ll
Jacob street, ground AiNl00 feet, 81 Loo,
lAnr lot ut Edgin;ton Lane.
Fifteen lots n Filth ward IN Filan & Wlyto's
addition.
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a1- Dr.. Greene OF 80 West 18th St., New
YOrk, the wcll.inown specialist III tho cure
Of NIL forms OF nervous md chronic dis.
eases, can be consulted FREE OF CHARGE,
personally, or by letter. Sufferers ut q dis.
lance should send description Of their cages
BY mall. Send for symptom blank.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
SALE.

! hUSlEE . SaLf.
BY virtue OF n decd OF trust made by Patr!cl;
Barrett and Elizabeth Barrett, his wife, to me rs
trustee, Dcnr!ng date March -, 1851. aud record
cd in the Office OF the Clerk Of the County Court
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust
BOOK 10. q, page s., l Will sell at public auction
said county. in the City OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, TIE liTII DAY OF NOVEMBER,
A.. y. 1891.
commencing NJ 10 O'Clock n. H., the following
described rtul estate, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary 10 pay tho debts secured by said
deed so fur rs unpaid. the expenses attending
the execution OF the trust created by said deed
OF trust, including trustees commissions, name
ly: \. certain piece or parcel OF real estate sltu-
ATE In the City OF Wheeling, In the county OF
Ohio. in the State OF West Virginia, II the Sixth
ward OF said city, that Is to say, the southern
ono half OF lot number eleven, In Joseph CAll.
wells addition to sa!d city. aplnto Of which add.
ton is now OF record in the Office OF the Clcrk OF
the County Court OF said county, in Deed Book
50, at page 50. SAID lot lying at thc northeast
gcthcr with the buildings md improvements
thereon, on the southern half OF said lot, and
the privileges md appuricnnnccs thcrcunto
belonging or appcrlaining. being the same prop
ctty which was granted and conveyed by Helen
Bloch, Samuel 5. Bloch and Berlin Bloch. his
wife, Aaron Bloch, Emanuel fclsenheld and
Jennie Fe!scHhcld, his wife. 10 the said Patrick
llrrctt by deed dated February %, 1851.
The deed Is believed 10 be perfect, but selling
as trustee ! will only convey the title vested III
ne by said iced III trust.
TERMS OF SALE@-Une-third and rs much
more as the purchaser may elect 10 pay In cash
on the day OF sale, the balance IN " equnl IN.
stGllnents. payable in one and two years respect.
iyCly from the date OF sale, notes bearing inter.
est from the day Of sale TO he given for tho dc.
lerrcd payments. aud such payments TO be Sc.
cured according 10 law and 10 tho satisfaction OF
the trustee. GEORGE Il. CALDWELL.
Trustee.
]. c. UERrEY, huctlOnccr. ucl3
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c. o. SMITH.
Choice Real Estate
FOR SALEDY
RINEHART & TATUM,
1914 MARKET STREET.

No. % Thirteenth street. brick. all modern.
No. 1901 Chupline street, brick. corner lot.
No. 2G0 Chap!ino street, fine brick dwelling.
Nos. 1925 ana 1917 Main street, bridge corner, %
feet Oh Main street. 10 feet on bridge approach.
No. 81 South York street. frame dwelling.
No, l.6l4 Fourteenth street, bricl; dwelling.
No. I Moth Penn street, frame. six rooms.
Lot D6yi feet, south side Fourteenth street.
No, l0S Zane street, Island. brick dwelling. &.
No. 1883 Cnallinc street. brick, seven rooms.
No. 10 Sixteenth street. brick. four rooms.
No. Ill Alley Il, frame. four rooms
No $500 MCCollOch street. fine brick dwelling.
No, lt22 Main street, business block.
No. II Main street, brick dwelling, 1906
No. O7 Main street, brick. river view.
No. 1910 byron street, brick. six rooms.
No. 2OS North Front street. Island. frame.
No. q TEirty.nrst street, fine brick dwelling.
ORR q