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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-20
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
January 8, 1891.
Notice 10 hereby given that the followine-named
settler has Alt notice Of his intention to make a.
nal proof in support Of BIS claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Register ana Ne
,eiyer at HALEY Idaho on February II. 1891. viz
Robert Kay, for the southwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter and the quarter OF the
southwest quarter Of section three, Township nve
north, Range twenty nine east.
He nam e the following witne sses to prove his
contiguous residence upon, and cultivation OF.
sal 1 land. viz: Merton Hawley, D B. Hswley, J.
". Kyle and J. s. Branson, ali Of Howe. Idaho.
w. T. RILEY. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-20

Has attained standard Of excellence
which admits Of no superior.
1t contains every Improvement that
inventive genius, skill and money can
produce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-20
Notice For Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO.
January 8, 1891.

January 8, 1891.
Notice 10 hereby given that the follow ing named
settler has filed Aoiice Of his intention TO make
anal proof in support Of his clAim. and that said
lroof will be made before the Register ana ne
ceiyer at HALEY Idaho on February 10, 1891. viz:
Merton Bswley, for the west half OF the southeast
quarter OF section four, Township ave north.
Range twenty nine east.
continuous residence upon, snd cultivation Of,
said land, viz: Robert Kay. D. B. Hawley. J. ".
KYLE and J. 8. BrAnson ell of Howe. Idaho.
T.RILEY, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-20
Application for @ Patent.
NOTICE No 33i. SURVEY No. s92.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HALEY, IDAHO, October 3lst, les0
Notice is hereby gwen tast Ns9inpld Butler
d i honas Connolly, whose post office address is
,iley, Attn County. Idaho. hEye made applica-
III FIR United States ia.eut for the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-20
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 34l.

UNITED States LAND OFFICE,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14

Here is q frock that is thoroughly
characteristic of the openings. The
material is soft, mushroom tinted
cloth. rraver than suede. The skirt Is
draped ON the hips 20 form pauicrS, and
is hemmed with q deep band OF green
turned mp ON the outside The pointed
bodice is green and is adorned with
flower scrolls in hand wrought embroid-
erv starting from the waist and curry
inc boldly upward 10 iuclOSc % plaStron
NJ mushroom tinted satin. The braided
sleeves are green and the little capote
that matches the dress has trimmings
of Jet ana ionQuilS.
Here is pretty frock that was
,ouobt bv Lillian Russell. The pallid,
,,rav-rrecn OF the water rush most
nearly suggests its colorS, or you VIII
-. the same ON the under side OF silver
manic leaves I'm a few weeks time. The
skirt sweeps the ground at the bac n
and Is trimmed with two rows OF darker
Green velvet ribbon. This trimming
ALSO rims ND the side Of the skirt. a row
of buttons being set between the two
ro,vs az braid. The buttons IN them
s.lv.. are notable Each Is disk oi
smoky pearl painted with sprays OF
valley lilies. The smart jacket WIN
fpn. sewed-on baSqueS, is trimmed 10
correspond with the draperieS.
HThe frocks have been finished tnl'
week for Lenten darceS-down Mt the
Ponce De Leon. Both are exceptional y
charming. one IS delicate Siiver-c,oi'
cred crepe de Chine. with delightfully."-
original bodice gathered TO the LETT Siu'
of the waist and caught with roSe-c ,,l,
ored ribbons. y rose spray In natural
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
BESWOOD.

Benwood Is badly in need Of a new City
Hall and lookup. Council took the matter
in hand last year, and even went so far as
TO prepare plans and specifications and let
the contract. For some reason the build
ing was never erected and the present
cramped apartments are compelled 10 do
service for the transaction of municipal
business and the meetings OF Council. A
few thousand dollars would erect com
modious building with ample accommoda-
ton for the present and future needs OF the
corporation, and would be credit to the
city. No city of equal size in the country
has so many large corporations from which
10 derive revenue in the shape OF taxes.
Three big iron and steel mills, two rail-
roads and a bridge contribute large
amounts annually. yet Benwood Is behind
many of her sister cities in improvements.
Thos. Pelley has returned from Pitts
burg. where he was attending the School
Of Pharmacy. After visiting his home for
few days he will leave for Mingo, where
he will be the guest of his brother Will.
Mrs. Pelley, who has been visiting at
Mngo, is expected home TODAY.
Five motors have been running on the
Benwood extension for the last few DAYS,
vet the service is worse than usual. The
power is often So weak that the motors are
unable to climb the grades.
Pat Harrington has resigned his posi-
ton on the electric motor line, and VIII
start a saloon in the stand formerly occu-
pied by John Quirk.
The Natural Gas Company of West Vir-
gina had force of men at work yesterday
putting in new burners and pipes for the
street lights.
The cinders which have been dumped on
the sidewalks and crossings have done a
great deal toward making pedestrianism
passible
An electric motor got Off the track at the
turntable Thursday night, and was not put
on again until after midnight yesterday
morning.
The plans for the new school house at
McMechen. which were prepared by Archi-
tect Philpot, are on exhibition at the post
Office.
Harrison Taylor will replace the confec-
tionary which was carried away by the
food as soon as the weather opens up.
Miss Nellie Sharp Of Ironton o., and
Mrs Sharp, of Bridgeport, are guests OF
the family of VIM. Trcoy.
The heaters at the mill went on yester-
terdav, and the factory will resume in full
Monday morning.
Miss Grace Williams. of Cincinnati, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Truax.
The ferry landing on this side has been
greatly improved lately.
Robert Healy, of Pittsburg, was calling
on friends here yesterday.
TEos. Judd, of Glover's Gap, is the guest
of VIM Curran.
The Black Hawk Club met last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14

Another gown that excited almost
equal interest was of laurel pink veil
ing. The back Of the skirt mad a shawl
drapery, the right side plated, the left
slit half way up and laced across with
inch wide ribbon ending in aiguiettcS;
the front was braided in 4 deeper pink,
the draperieS drawn TO one side and held
by satin bow. The pointed corsage
and sleeves were deliberately braided
and the accompanying hat was Of Leg
horn faced with pink aud trimmed with
mountain laurel. over the face was
tied Cleopatra veil.
Many of the spring wraps are wraps
only in name. There are white lace
manteletteS on exhibition not much
larger than "A fair-Sized collar. These
are pointed in the back as they droOp
between the shoulders, and 10 front
they have long ends that reach, some
times, to the waist, really. An arched
collar in black velvet, very open in
front, makes neat finish for a garment
that is novel if not especially useful.
And now for a turban sent mp to-day
To the Young daughter Of Mrs. Whitney,
and then am done. 1T is Il round
shape with tan-colored straw crown
and brim of black velvet. Just in the
middle on top is great butterfly with
a jet body and widespread wings Of
pinkish tan. ELLEN OSBORN.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, March l3-Cattle. receipts
1900 head; shipments 3 OCO head marke II
steady; steers, fancy S565; common to extra
s. 0Oa5 40; cows and hcifers - p; stock
ers $ 00a3 80
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
Is, 600 head: market excited and firm; pack.
ers and shippers - 60a3 s2i skips and Sc
lected s. 25a3 50; prime, heavy and butcher
weights 3 35a3 45
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
200: market lower: western s. l0a5 %;
lambs 81 90; natives - 65aJ -.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa March l3.-Cattle.
receipts $40 to $50 head; nothing doing, all
through.
Hogs-Receipts, $3.50 head: shipments,
$500 head: market firm; light Philadel-
phias - O0a4 ~ mixed 81 90a4 %: York
ers 50 60a3 81; pigs - 4Oa3 30.
Sheep-Receipts. 100 head; shipments,
1,4OO head; market fair at Yesterday
prices.
CINcINSATI, O., March Is Hogs. scarce {:
strong; common and light g jOa3 50;
packing and butchers q S5a4 o.. Re
ceipts, ESQ head shipments, 7sjhead.
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cOlorS is embroidered along one edge of
the bodice draperles, above which a
scarf-like yoke Of lace finishes the cor
sage about the shoulders, lace epaulets
depending over the short sleeves. With
this toilet goes long boa Of large, pale
pink roses.
The second frock is a cameo-tinted
crepe, figured with heliotrope blossoms
in clusters. About the throat is twisted
Il necklet of heliotrope flowers, and from
this necklet ruches of heliotrope-tinted
gauze. twined with the blossoms trail
over the shoulders TO the top of the low
bodice draperies. A waist ruche of EN-
broidered gauze is pretty touch which
makes the toilet quite irresistible.
And what buzz Of interest runs
about the city. From day to day fair
women live from opening to opening
They rise to look on white lace over
corn color and lie down to dream Of
manolia white India silk border with
small and brilliant palms. Shoulder
LOUNGES Of guipure mingle in their
thought with "shirt suits" OF nuns
gray aud peach color. This morning
there was a mob Of half hundred
about an exquisite little chalie frock
of rose shading from sea she'll pink to
deep damaSk on a ground Of pale
primrose. They touched the guimpe of
creamy lace and measured with their
eyes the long pale pink velvent ribbons.
They chartered over il like a flock OF
blackbirds. Pretty soon came a rosy
little matron, who bought it and or
dered it instantly taken of the form and
Withdrawn from the vulgar gaze.
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.HIO RIVER RAILROAD.


CHAS. o. ScrLl
Genera Passenger Agent, Baltimore.
] 5 LANE Wheeling cflf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
WOOL.
pIIIIAnrIrIIIA

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March Is. - Wool
market quiet, and prices UNCHANGED.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
and above 32a35c; medium 37a39c
coarse 36a37c: New York, Michigan,
and delana and Western fine or X or XN
9a32i5c; fine washed delaiue y AMI Xxx
3ia3Sc; medium washed, combing and de
laine. 42a43c; Canada combing. 34a6c :;
tub washed choice 3,a40c; fair 3jd37c:
coarse 33a2jc: medium unwashed comb
ing and delaine 2ga3l &C.; coarse do pa
2sI$c; Montana 2Oa24c; Territorial l6a22c
BosroN, March l3-Wool market fairly
active: sales foot up 3,252 100 pounds
Australian strong at 34a42 e: Ohio y
Blaze: XX and above 33a3lc. No. 3'a
3sc: Michigan X 2ga3Oc: No. I combing
firm +Oai9c. unwashcd combng woods Pa
2Sc: Michigan delaine 35a3fc: Ohio do 3a
SIC: Territory firm 1t 60ai5c for fine, 6Oc
for fine medium. and 5ja57c for medium:
pulled woods active; iOai5c choice supcrs
3Oa3Sc fair to good supers; 2?a30c extra;
forpicrn firm
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SPRING OPENINGS.
WHERE EASTER FROCES AND GAUZY BONNETS
BLOOM.
,Beruhardt Irspscts New York Eilliuey-Womsn
Flock Like Backbirds ard Chatter as
Busly-GowHs Just Across
the Atlantic.

Spreiql Correspondence oftas REGISTER.
NFw YORK, March l2.-I have often
wondered what is she subtle tie that
links the panSy and the spring opening.
I do not know that l have been u an
important opening ia years when some
where about the establishment there
were not pansies. The grave, beautiful
flowers spread their velvety petals in
round beds in the stone pavement right
i'm the shop doorway, or they gaze about
with quiet diSapproval from vases in
store corridors or balconies. We wear
valley lilies when We shop on ordinary
occasions, but when we go to an open
ing we are sure by a certain instinct to
put ON pansieS. The flower that's for
thought seems not 70 belong OF right
with the Easter bOnnets, aud yet, the
Easter openings have set me thinking.
think the world is very busy turning
out beautiful things. There is such
softness and delicacy of fabric, such
boldness and yet such perfect command
of coloring. that walk up and down As
If had wishing cap to make myself
invisible and smile to see pretty women
tying ON pretty things.
| stood about this morning gazing at
a slim blonde in black until am afraid
/ was suspected of being Shoplifter.
The blonde had two hats between which
she was trying 10 decide. One was a
lat shape of a lace-like open straw, In
black: 10 came forward over her eyes
and had a flutcd Shell-like brim. Stand
ing loops OF black velvet ribbon rose
above il. and tied in with the loops was
a long stalk of purple Auer-de-liS. The
other was dainty toQue in black lace,
over which quivered and balanced gold
dragon flieS Each had its turn upon
her head and then two and three turns.
With the heur-de-lis she was quietly
arlStocratic: with the dragon flies, her
self a gauzy winged butterfly. Her
hesitation was prOtracted. She ordered
the purple and wished she had taken
the gold. Then she changed her order
and began TO think how well She
would have looked in the purple. FL
nally She bought them both aud walked
away with mind at ease.
An unexpected visitor AT one OF this
weeks openings was Bernhardt. Few
recognized her and she walked about
quietly making her observations. She
wore a long, straight irock in stripes of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
ABSOLUTELY, PURE

Northern preferred ,, Mobile & Ohio q. ,
Missouri Pacific H. Jersey Central lost
q and Lackawanna IL. Sales, l5S, 4G2
shares. Quotations closed bid.
Adams Express, l44; American Express
ZIG; Canada Pacific, 49,; Central Pacific
2S4; Chesapeake and Ohio, Ia; do
first preferred, so; DO second preferred
394 Chicago and Alton, 1914; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy. ~, Delaware
and Hudson. 1901. Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 1857; Denver and
Rio Grande III, Erie, 49, do. preferred,
5Ol5; FIT. Wayne, $50; Illinois Central. 93l(
Lake Shore, 1904 Michigan Central, 90j9 4;
Minneapolis and st. Louis 81 do. preferred,
5: Missouri Pacific So; Northern Pacific,
27i,. do. preferred. ~; Northwestern,
1882 I: do preferred. 1888; New York Central,
1919; Oregon Transcontinental, III;
Pacific Mail. 37J5; Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, 1873; Pittsburg, l49: Pullman
Palace Car, 1871; Reading, 2gis; Rock
Island, co.,; 81. Louis and San Fran
cisco, =; do. preferred, - do. first pre-
ferred, 50; St. Paul.54 ~ do. preferred ll2;
St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba, los;
St. Paul and Omaha, %; do preferred,
Isl q, Texas Pacific, 1879 Onion Pacific, 49,
United States Express. IS; Western Union,
Snff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14

E.uIN. March 3. -General Count
Non WaIdcrsee yesterday left Altoona,
wher, he was stationed after his re-
nova. from the position of Chief OF
>,aH. and proceeded for FriedrichSrue.
ir wore ID hian uniform Prince
bismarck. wearing thc uniform OF the
Cu'ras>.er>. met him at the railroad
station. Count Won Wa.der>ec re-
manned with Prince bismarck for the
evening. Following the recent confer
encc between Count Won Waldersee and
Emperor William the visit of the Count
to Frcdr.chsrue is regarded as being
significant and as confirming the reports
tha, the Emperor was contemplating
tine readoDtiou of Prince Bi>marck :
method 10 government and that the
Emperor had opened communications
with the GA Chancellor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
9nr Gtulr ar> Dor 5icirt.
FOR SALE.

The two story Brick Dwelling on northeast
corner ~ Twcniy-siNth and Eon streets. This
i, a good ard substantial hou-" with % good
Brick Stable on rear. and will o." sold az about
what the mouse alone would g ~ 90 buil1.
Frame House containing siN rooms, AZ No 90
Market street.
Brick House containing six rooms az No. lfo
Sixteenth street.
Building Lots az Pleasant Valley, National
Road Choice location Above high water
Building Lot, on McCulloch street, three
squares north of Central Glass Works, from $50
up 70 $50 Splendid building sites. Never
bothered by floods.
building Lot, on east end Of Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.
Building Lots on Twenty-ninth street, east or
McCulloch street 1901.
SIX Room House 2ila Jacob street. 81 40
Fight Room Dive ling. with large yard. IN
Martins Ferry. Very cheap.
SiN.roomed House with hal. bath room. bot
and cold WAFER. az 1914 McColloch street. at
much less than IL cost.
A new five roomcd Brick House on northwest
corner OF Eleventh and Eof firc"t, 1850
Country Residence. with pa acre, oi ground.
AT Film Grove. - minutes walk from stan %.
House containing eight room. good cellar.
cistern ami splendid well natural glS. lnr'"
stable. ward contains beautiful -hade ir'es,
shrubbcry. q large orchard and good rlri"n
This prop-ri front, 90 feet on National l."1t.
Will sell as % whole or DIVIDE a. Situated on Is
beautiful elevation. with natural drainage.
\ ~ acre Farm on Fnirmont Plie nine miles
from this city. Good house. ~tl.l" aus 'h'
buildings + nv acres iu Blue Gra.~. limo
stone land. Price. s3 80
Vegetable Farm Oh Ohio river 40 better
ground. will grow anything containing ~
sores. good house. Eve minutes walls q" STA
ton. ia miles from Wheeling.
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brown aud gray that lay a few inches
on the floor. The skirt and the bottom
of the buttoned coat were cut in battle
ments. Her bonnet was brown with "a
little gray plume. In her hand and not
pinned 20 her frOck she carried bunch
of clear yellow tulips. At her throat
was tOpal.
At first she circlcd the room rapidly.
Then she paused and ] looked TO soc
what had attracted her attention. She
was standing over what her quick eye
had detected as the most notable bon
net on exhibition. 10 was a cap Of
gold lace 90 NJ closely % the head like
the one worn by Mrs. Edmund Russell
The edge of il was bound with velvet OF
the clear. pale yellow of the evening
primrose. I'm front was duSky moth,
head downward, anteunW about 20 min
gle with the hair. The moths eyes
were strange. bluiShgold Jewels. Its
wings Of black lace tapped weirdly,
oycrShadowing the little cap on either
side. They shoue with blush gold
scintiliatious.
'.Do YOU like it:" vcntured TO ask
Berdbardt.
"Yees. Mees." She answered: 81 lake,
YES. l lake zoSe bonnet yaire much.
Bernhardt's English is fluent enough,
but very broken.
Looking closely for you at the spring
frocks. 10 appears 10 me that they ac-
centuate all the tendencies of the late
winter. They have the same dip ut the
back, and they are trimmed with rows
LOT narrow rutlleS, rucheS or lace
nounces. Fashion has arrived at the
noint where she is very weary Of large
plain surfaces. and so she introduces by
| little and little more aud more draperieS
and skirt trimmings. Hip draperieS are
very odd and worthy of much study.
When they do not appear the skirt Is
sometimes cut 50 tight that it would
seem impossible TO take step more
than two inches long II is hard work
20 find a bodice that is not made with a
coat. and the coat varieties are endless.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14

Coffee, dull; Rio zoe Receipts-Flour
1000 barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels; corn
1900 bushels. Shipments-Flour, 1900
barrels; corn, $4,000 bushels.
CINCINNATI, O., March l3.-Cotton,
steady; middlings 9jsc. Flour. easier.
Wheat, steady; No. = red 81 OF: receipts,
$500 bushels: shipments. 1900 bushels.
Corn, dull; lower; No. , mixed 62c. Oats.
dull; No > mixed 53c Rye. dull No. 81 o.
Pork, weaker at $40 80. Lard. nominal at
81 -. Bulk meats, quiet at 5 l2l4 Bacon.
dull at 81 l2ll. Whisky, steady at 81 IL.
Butter. easy: fancy Elgin creamery BE;
Ohio and Indiana 27a30c prime dairy pa
2Sc. Sugar, weaker; hard refined g. 5a6s {;
New Orleans 4a5c. Eggs, steady at l5c.
Cheese, firm.
TOLEDO, o., March l3.-Wheat. weak and
lower; cash 81 Oh; May 81 03il May
81 05; July 9si@c; August 96it Corn,
easy; cash SIC; May 62i5c Oats. quiet:
cash 53c Clover seed, duh cash and March
q TO. Receipts-Flour, POO barrels wheat,
6,OOO bushels; corn. 1900 bushels; clover
seed, 420 bags Shipments-F'lour $50
barrels; wheat, go bushels; corn, 1850
bushels; oats. coo bushels; rye, 500 bushels:
clover seed, 100 bags.
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ChamberIain's Cough Kennedy, the Rest
of Al.

LA1RoBE. Pa, Jan. -, 1891.
Nessy,. Chamberlain & Co.. Dcs MoincS. IoirG
GENTLEMEN: You have helped me con-
siderable with a good medicine and SPLEEN
did advertising ChamberlainS Cough
Remedy is the most popular cough medi-
cine l handle.
trobe steel works, always has your Cough
Remedy in her house. persuaded her TO
try il months ago and yesterday sold her
the fourth bottle
Samuel Osborne. prominent contractor
tell, me:-"John Macmillan, You can say
too much for Chamberlains Cough Rem
cdy' Say all you can and I will put my
name 10 il.
MIR. Macmillan, YOU remember asking
me 10 try. lust 10 try, bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for that terrible
cough which carried for months. We'll
That cough is gone. Oh. Ny name is
Miss Wes"
Mr. Jos Barnett. our bank cashier, had
tickling 10 his throat Tor four or five
nights: Mac. one dose only OF Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and | slept till morn
Gentlemen. these are samples Of hun
dreds that I know.
Think of the vast number Of cough syr-
ups sold. Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy
eXcels them all. Sincerely yours.
JNO. G. MNCMILLAN,
Proprietor of the Corner Drug Store.
Chamberlain's Remedies are for sale by
the following druggists: w. w. Irwin, {.
X. Goctze. G. Schucpf. j. klari, NJ. W.
Henrici. W. c. Arlnbrccht, G. Menkemil-
| Ter, ". +. Williams, John Coleman and >.
l. Brice
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FOR SALE.

$50 acres % land IN Kanawha county. West
virginia. twelve miles from Charleston. con
tanning valuable timber. namely Oak, Wild
Cherry Walnut. Poplar and Hickory. Seyerl!
vein, of Coal and Iron ore. The ab We land b,
lo ated in the oil belt, between Big sandy
cock and Elk River Abstract ~ title will Doe
fur.i,h.d o. pariie, desiring a. purchase.
Price. 80 per acre fora short ZINE only
S.vcu-roomei house IN splendid condition.
80. i5i4 81 -fre"t. ".lo
Douhl. brick house on jacob and Nineteenth
streets. six rooms in each part. 800
Four-roomcd house ON Belmont and Nr'ol'
ioch streets. Ffth ward ~ 80 Can give I'M
mediate possession.
Three.ioomed house. First ward, ground coA
seven roomcs house eOiN York street. $3.50
Siy-roomel house ~ York street. - %
Doub,. frame house, 313e and 3il Eof street
1890.
Fourroomed house between Twenty. third
and Twenty. fourth streets. sl0D.
Sixroomed house, east end Of Iwenty-ihlfi
street t50.
Ten.roomcd house. ~ Main street. $3.50.
Two houses on Nineteenth street each fltp1
Nin-.room.d house. Dol Market street. sfS"
Three-roomsd house on Wood street. between
Twenty fourth and Twenty hiih street,. tllp
Twelve .ofs !Oylup Feet. in Filan Nhytr and
Gallagher Addition. srOio tSD each
Tweuty-four lots IN Narylynn. opposite the
improvements OF the y. y O. Company, near
Brnwo0d Junction. on the new turnpike and
count, road on easy terms.
Manufacturing site near Cleveland aud Pitts.
burg railroad depot, Martins Ferry ground
lOUXll5 feet.
one loi on Noyston street. near east end =
Tweufv-,eyrn'h street, u. 100
One-hilf lot on Moy.ton street. 80
Two onr.half lots on Eoh street. sixth ward
each st.DJl
Eighty-,iX acres two miles east ~ the city,
5000
.iNti five acres boz Marshal county. near 6lrn
Ensfnn. q 80. will exchange for city property
Efyhtv scrr. 30 Mar,h.ll county. $500.
TWENTY five acre, four miles east ~ city. con
tanning sandstone quarry, good quality ~ cr-
u-nt ,tou .. and coal with bank o., ened Tor u-e,
$3.50
f9J acre. near Sherrsrd 80 s75 PER acre.
NESBITT X DENINE,
~ Ill. 80
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+ Depart Arrive.