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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-11-26
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There 10 inch display advertisement
in this paper. this week, which has no two
words alike except one word. Tho same Is
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from Tho DR.. Harter Medicine Co. This
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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-11-26

WIsE men hesitate-only fools are cor
tain.-Texas Siftings.
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IT does no good to take II stand and then
run of with it.-Dallas News.
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s.LAsr but not leased" said the landlord,
as he looked at the vacant honse.=Wash-
ington Star.
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THE question OF tho hour-what time is It'll
.-Drake's Magazine
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IT is blight OF the sea that indents the
coast.-Boston Courier.
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THE raw oyster Is fine study in open
work. Washington Star
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-11-26

t@9PIrN will frequently transform child
into groan person
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-11-26

AN old sad So dog is probably dis
mantled ocean Greyhound. Peoria Tran
script.
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rHn girl who has had faithless lover
should b sharpsrsncxt time; she 70 . cut
lass.-L 6weu Courier.
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WHEN woman Is as good rs pie she will
not make tart answers IN. o. Picayune.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-11-26

THE tree Is known by its fruit, but you
can't tella whiffie-tree that way. Bingham
ton Leader
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SWELL this Is cell on me-" said the
convict, despondently, as the warden
turned the key in his door.--Buffalo En-
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-11-26

EATEN out of house and picnic
lunches boston News.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-11-26

Hoxsxs prefer % b stabbed on the in.
staiisment plans Smith 6rsy = Co.'S
Monthly.
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"WHAT is that in your vest pocket,
JamesW s.Bless- my soul, I've brought
away tho bath house towell'-N. Y. PresS
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OWING TO INCREASED PATRONAGE

THIS College has removed 10 the largest building In the
city. suitable for educational purposes eceupyng "
the world Send for llustrste ed
Mes. IO2, loa and 100 w. Fourth street. Cincinnati
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A rwo-Foor RuLE-don't wear tight shoes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-13
HENMOOD.
Industrial Items, Personal Gossip md
Gcnernl Nows Notes.

Industrial Items, Personal Gossip and
General News Notes.
The lookup has several occupants.
Charles Gately and AL Mcdonald, two
OF a kind, and previously hoon COM
panions, had Il difference OF opinion Sat
urday evening, which resulted in blows.
Gately was arrested and lodged in tho
Jail, but the other boy became invisible.
Thomas Conroy, who has had some
previous acquaintance with the place,
is also locked up for IN assault on Henry
Fauner ut The ball ground Sunday. He
had a hearing before the mayor ycstcr.
day morning and got ten days. Yes
terday morning Charles Blake arrived
at the conclusion that he could and
would pum7nel the entire staff OF city
officers and informed them OF the fact.
He was locked up till he can become
sober, when he will have 4 hearing.
At the game OF baseball ut the ball
grounds below Bcuwood Sunday alter
noon, q small boy was struck in the eye
by q foul ball with such force that. he
was knocked down, his eye being badly
bruised.
Mrs. Harry Bowers will tender a re-
ception TO her many friends this even
ing in honor OF her cousin, Miss Mabel
Bendell, OF %Freeport, Ohio.
John W. Smith, OF Wheeling, was in
town yesterday Of business.
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BELLiIRE
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glns City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Messrs. L. S. Woodbridge. secretary,
and John Smith, manager OF the Bell
aire window glass works, LETT last night
Tor Anderson, Ind, to inspect the plant
there the company thinks OF purchas-
ing.
Henry Grella, who spent 4 month at
Mt. Clements, Mich, on account OF fail
ing health, came home Saturday greatly
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zach Schumacher and
children, OF Massillon, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Oglc, OF the Fourth
ward.
Miss Laura Mccullough came home
yesterday otter spending a few weeks
with friends at West Alexander.
The office formerly occupied by J.. NJ.
Maring will hereafter be occupied by
the gus and electric company.
The w%aterworks finished their repairs
Sunday evening about s o'clock and the
water was turned on again.
NJ. v. Miller, OF the G. &P., is away
on 4 trip IN n interests OF the Penn
s~ylvania Relief Association.
City Solicitor George NJ. Woodbridge
returned Saturday from his hunting
trip in tho mountains.
Charles Rosscr went to GAINESVILLE to
make arrangements for beginning street
paving out there.
The foundation for A. J. %Norton's
house west Of town was commenced
yesterday.
County Treasurer Frank Archer spent
Sunday with his mother in the Second
ward.
The steel works went to work yester-
day and everything is going smoothly.
7. n. Nicholson, OF the Sioux City
baseball club, will be home this week.
The Fifth Ward Mckinley Club will
meet in the hose house this evening.
The Barnard brick works arc turning
out some worry nico fire brick.
Mrs. Benjamin Aplin, OF the Fifth
ward, is on the sick list.
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Averages of Clubs and Players.

Inc complete batting and fielding
averages oil the National League for the
season OF 'Nl are hero given. The New
i3r; club leads in hitting, Boston in
IGSiailiS and Brooklyn in base running,
lineage is fourth in batting, second in
IcId!Hg and fourth in base running.
~ilttsoGrgh is last in batting and field
ing Brooklyn is second in batting but
HeHl to last in fielding. Hamilton, OF
Ii!!Indelphia, leads the individual bat
t5IS with .32o. Con Daley is next with
'oi{, Brewing third with 1913, Holiday
una iia!Ilgan fourth with .3i2, Ticrnan
siStI with 81, Clements seventh with
:9o1, SAriycr eighth with .304. Childs
,sihe highest Cleveland man. He is
1SittSenth with .293. Bcckley leads ior
I~!l'sOurgl:. Long is the highest Bos-
iGil man. Ills rank is twcnty-six and
MS average is .275.
Nusle leads tho pitchers both in per-
TTshiaSc Of hits and average earned runs.
hE'iis Is next. Hutchinson has
nl.cI'c9 the most games viz 60 and Rusic
next with %. Buckley leads the catch
sLs, Brown the first bascmen. Ward
WIKI eighteen games has the highest
average vt second, and McPhee is sec.
CH'' IGbcau leads the third basemen,
Soohey the short stops. Reilley in lett
Ias played % games and is first, Holli-
W! mas played 81 games and is second.
Gt3ieGr has played l2l and is third,
SSSfEhi!! is first in center and Carroll, OF
atttsOurgh, the right folders. Every
.H%i' VINO has played in 10 games is given
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-13

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. l9.-Thcrc were
about 5000 people on the grounds Mt
Churchill Downs to-day. Tho sport
was fair.
First raco-throo.fourths mile; Amer
lean Lady Won. Time l;lS.
Second race-onc mile; Helen n. won.
Time l:46l.
Third race-milc and seventy yards;
Milo won. Time 1850.
Fourth raco--mile and one hundred
yards; Little Annie won. Time l:52.
Fifth racc-onc and onc-sixtcenth
miles: Vortex won. Time l:5lb.
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4 BOOKMAKER'S WAR
a., tho Dryer Brothers Race
Course Results in His Favor.
-, Preach Against Horse Hacing' nnd
,no sentiment They Worked Up
.,,,t I'm tho Race Conrscs...Bnsc
p,lr News and General Sports.

v,w YorI, Oct. l2.-Thcrc is made
.,,rrir here tho story OF BookmHker
To,cr De Lacy's fight with the Dryers
and how md why the Now Jersey race
,,,cD. have been unopcn al, summer.
rhc w.r between Dc Lacy and the
rrrrrs began more than Il year ago,
r,c latter own Il race track ut Linden,
III They undertook TO drive all the
,i,y hookmakers out OF business by re-
i,,ing 70 allow them the customary
,riHIc,cs Of having Geographic COM
,,,,nira,jons with tho track. De Lacy
Llama cont word that il he was frozen
or, he would stop horse racing in New
Jersey. , - ,1,, ia
;nmcIiatciv went around among tho
,I.r'ymcn and after 4 hard battle got
,iy1o' 10 ~lcnounCe horse racing and tho
,o7,I,iur incident thereto. This
brought on, public sentiment, the grand
ipT 20, 10 work and convicted the
= Tina, killed racing in New jersey,
The Elizabeth, Linden aud Monmouth
T11; tricks were unopened all this
summer. The value OF thor plant OK
r~rds y3,OO0,O0O Tho fight cost Do
Igry unwards Of $4,000.
e" andc up my mind" says De Lacy,
",bat ri / sank they'd drown with me.
kept my promise. As long as I've got
dollar 6y me | intend TO Use 1t i'll this
Gsht. Pm no warrior, but when my
liying il being taken away from me III
,iye them 4 struggle for it. | do not
,rc,cnd that horse racing is the best
;6ins in the world, but do say that il
betting is lawful in the country, it
ought 10 be in the city"
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LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 12.-Thc Ken.
lucky Trotting Horse Breeders meeting
opened to-day with u large attendance
OF leading horsomcn from all parts OF
the union. The most interest centers
in the great match race for Il purse OF
$1,000 on Thursday between Allerton
and Nancy Hanks.
Summary:
2:l9 pacing race, Bunco Jr. won; time
2:l33.
Summary stakes for ~two-year-olds,
Monbars won; time 2:l93.
Kentucky stakes for three-year-olds,
Lady Wilton won; time,2:25f.
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New York PLAYERS 1fny Sue.

NEW ioRK, Oct. 12.-The New York
playCrs have been advised by their at
.ofley that they have Il good case OF
criminal libel against Hart.
was told yesterday that Mutrie was
FISen 4 great shaking up by Spauldinc.
tng was asked, ii the Giants had been
aEo gaines in the lead for the champion.
m TrIp, whether he would have played
'1oTe than three games In Boston.
40, sir answered "Jim.n
nulnberY"
81, because l was working for the llnan-
r ,T interest o tho New York club. By
I"oylis two games n day We would get
more money!
oMhy did YOU leave Rusie at homo?"
+, ite asked to be let of, and l spoke
10 resident Day about it. He said,
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CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-Garilcld Pari; re.
suits. Track fast.
First racc-Thrce-quartcr mile; Pen.
dleton won. Time, I:lG1.
Second race = Thrce-quartcr mile
Cole Miller won. Time, l:lG!.
Third raco-One and onc-sixtccnth
mics; Haud Howard won. Time, l:504.
Fourth race = Thrce.quartcr mile
Fan King won. Time, l:l5.
Fifth racc-Thrcc-quartcr mile; IA
turrah Won. Time, l:l53.
Sixth race One and one-quartcr
mile, over five hurdles; Bassanio won.
Time, 2:20!.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-13

SEATTLE, WASH, Oct. 12.-William
GConnor, the oarsman has received a
cabIcsram from Sydeny saying that
Sianbury had left for San Francisco, ac-
coMqaniei by Beach.
UConnor is Of the opinion that STAN
bury is coming to America in response
t9a challenge made by himself and
t!@n!on two months ago to row against
StAGbury and any other oarsman in tho
world in three races, one double scull
Ter the championship Of the world, and
Inc other two singles, O'Connor to
row Stantury Tor the worlds champion
sup and llanlan to row Stanbury's
iE&ie: O'Connor says he will row a
race IN San Francisco in two months
ana will allow the Australian his own
terms.
OConnor leaves for San Francisco to-
morrow.
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An right Even had we taken Rusic
along We had no other catcher to hold
him, as Buckley was laid up"
"Did you ask Mr.. Day about Con
nor"
mo; ] tried 10 find him but could
not. AS Roger had been n hard and
faithful worker | thought 1t no
than fair TO let him off,"
II the PLAYERS do as they now propose
there viii DO some Fun In thr bnsc ball
world. II will probably cost them
their positions on the New York team,
MS Spalding will never forgive them for
it. But suppose they 60 to IN Aineri.
can Association team in this city. a
Would they draw
And with Day and Mutrie with them,
.ooP
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JEROME PARK, n. Y, Oct l2.-Only a
corporaI's guard OF the patrons OF the
turf visited this track to-day. 1t was
too cold for comfort.
First race-l,40O yards, Major Domo
won. Time, 1:22.
Second race-fiye furlonss, Temple
won. Time, 1:052.
Third race-One mile and 4 iurlong,
Senorita won. Time, 1:5S3.
Fourth race-Five furlongs, Ignite
won. Time, 1:04.
Fifth race-Six ~furlongs, Russell won.
Time, 1:1Gf.
Sixth race-One mile and n f%urlong,
John Cavanagh won. Time, 1853.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-13

FL Andrews will play ball no more.
He owns L pineapple plantation Oh the
Indian river at Eden, Brevard county,
Fla, and will 20 down to take charge OF
il in about two weeks.
There will be Il meeting OF the Amcri-
can Association in Chicago October 90.
The iactoi the meeting being held there
rather confirms the rumor OF an Associ-
alton club being located ut Chicago next
season.
President Won der Abe has sourcd on
Hoy and says: "l'm giving him $500
for the seasons work, and it's too much
for an outlicllcr. OF course he's n good
player, but il seems to me there isn't IN
ouiicldcr in the country worth that
much. Why, Hoy is getting more
money than any OF my pitchers"
Jack Lynch, the old time pitcher
80 iamiliarly known to New Workers as
one OF the stars Of the onco famous
Nets" was appointed Il policeman on
the city force at q meeting OF tho New
York Police Commissioners Saturday.
!! Is Il lnct ina TWO managers VINO
Fgcnt most OF their time hunting for
signs, landed their teams seventh and
eighth respectively. In one game at
Cleveland McGunnigle discovered
Vial's signs and Pittsburgh piled up
four runs. Then Niau learned that his
signs we're discovered, he simply
changed them and that wasthe end oft,
Cleveland clears about $4,000,
Just what the Boston n. L. has gained
in prestige by winning the pennant this
season will not be known until next
spring, when thepatrons ofthe national
game will have an opportunity to ex-
press Interpretation in q substantial
way.
General Dixwell gave the Boston N.
l. plnycrs diamond scarf pins.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-13
DR.. BELL RETURNS.
lie Is Again at Ills Desk IN: tho oGicss of
Drs. Copeland Y Doli After u Long
Vacation.

Dir. L. 0. BELL has returned TO Wheel.
ing after a%.yaration OF several months,
and his many friends and patients will
be pleased TO know that he Is again ut
his desk in tho offices OF DRs. COPELAND
d BELL. The success OF this firm in tho
treatment OF catnrrh and kindred dis.
cases, the permanoncc and stability OF
their practice, and their extraordinary
low charges and thorough treatment,
have made their names n household
word in the Ohio Valley. On. BELLS
return will be greeted with pleasure by
many friends.
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REAL.
FOR S A L Fl.



Several small sum, OF money to loan on city
real estate.
lot or south Front street, Island, si,90l.
Lot on McColloeh street, East Wheeling; dcSlr.
able location.
Ono OF tho best manufacturing sites Ia tho
city, fronting on twO nlIlunds,
Good business corner In ccntru Wheeling.
House OF six rooms. s3ij Wood street, III gool
condition, Sl,2Ol.
House Of seven rooms, 2til Eol'sttcot. 5000
House OF four rooms at corner OF Elchtccati
street and Alley G., sl,UOl.
Lots on North llurnn, North Erie and South
Penn streets, Island, $50 10 500 each.
Full lot on Jacob street, with II 1--WE roomol
brick house IN III" mar Sl,G0l.
haltlot on North Main street, % by Is, foot
GOO.
lIslilot on Eo0i street, south OF rwcnty-o!shth
street, slIQl.
Lots on lolr and jacob streets, In North Don.
wood.
Lots In zanc's Orchard mud Old Fair !Ggounit
additions.
Lots In A., II. patteuon's addition to Elm
Grove at low figures.
Choice lots IN Glendale,
House OF five rooms, IN good condition, 21ll
Jacob street, ground ajNlO) feet, sl.GOO.
Largo lot NJ EdginStOn Lane.
Fifteen lots III fi!th ward IN Filan & whvte's
addition.
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JAMES A. ENR
Real Estate Agent, u. s. Claim Attorney Ecpe..
III pension Claims,
ESQ 1912 Market STRAIT.
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.


TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue OF n deed Of trust MAIDS by Louis @.
Ernss and Nnry Z. Ernst. his wife, 10 me u irus-
tee, dated July -, 1880. recorded In the Olilc1 OF
The Clerl; OF the County Court OF Ohio county.
West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book No. 20.
page Gl5, l VIII sell 1T the north front doc. OF tho
Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY. THE 9th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1891.
commencing ut 10 o'clock Il. NJ, the following
described property. thu: is 10 say:
apiece OF land situated on Whcclinc Island.
IN The city OF Wheeling, Ohio county. West Viz.
Eihia, bounded Oh the east by Ontario street. on
tho north By lands Of George Z;iliS. oil tho west
by the west channel OF the ONO river, on Tho
south by New Jersey street md being all OF tho
Llhi married. us sgua-c No. 6 on the plat OF Gil
christ's addition No. y
TEIlNS OF S~ALE:-Cash.
W.. W. COWDES, Trustee.
". II. HAnEE. Auctionccr. sclo
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HOW TOGETT THEM.

If you want new customers,
ask for them.
There are hundreds Of people
living within a mile Of your
store that don't know there is
such a place, and they'll con-
tinue to be ignorant on the sub.
ject unless you take steps to
inform them. Some Of US are
too apt to think that "every-
body knows u.s."
Now, that line of thought isa
, mighty bad one for business
men. If they permit them
selves to be deceived by it, they
are pretty sure to "get lett
Seek publicity. Keep your
name and your stores location
constantly before the people.
Use the newspapers-theres
nothing like it.
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Mr. William iloEchcr, OF Marlln's Ferry. n
GlasSblower says: "My head and nose would
sop up. | had very severe headaches and pains
through my temples and In the back OF my head.
l lad q bu7zlng and rOaring noise IN my Cars
continually. | could feel the muCus dropping
DnGk into my throat, which kept Inc hawking
ma raising 10 clear u. My sleep was restless and
broken. l would gciup mornings actually more
urea nill worn ont than tho night before. My
work was Il drag and my life n positive burden.
u was IN this condition when / first called on
DIS: COPELAND SHELL, after reading so much
OF their noble work. After examination |
thOilSht they understood my case, and finding
Their chnrgcs so very reasonable I decided TO
place myself under their care. l don't believe
ever made q better resolution in my life. II.
nave improved from the start under their treat
lncnt anu | can heartily recommend these gen.
tieiEen, IS competent physicians. and their
method oitreatlncnt most plCasantnn effective.
Those suffering from any affection o; the eyes,
ears, throat or nose will do well 10 consult them
uiId be relieved"
DOCTORS COPELAND Il EEL have located
permanent offices at ll2l Main street, Wheeling,
W. Va, where they trent with success nll durable
cases. Office hours-O 10 II n. H. 10 . D. III. and
top. III. Sundays, . n. III. TO u m. ind l TO
l.. m. Speclnltics-CntArrh and diseases OF tho
Eye; Ear. Throat and Lungs. Consultation free.
Address all mail 10 DIS. COPELAND IL BELL,
III Main stieet, Wheeling. W. Va.
Treatment, including medicine, S. a month.
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FOR SNLR.


No: co North Front street. The most desirable
feet.
Lot. southwest corner Virginia and South
YORK slteet-Gj by 10 feet.
siNty.thrcc lots from 500 to 500 each; 70 lots
IRON SOD 10 $50 each in Bclyeicrc addition.
Two valuable lots on Chaplinc street.
Two lots on South Front street.
Two des!rib.c residences on Chapliuc street
no 1925 McColloch street.
Desirable residence on Fifteenth street.
No. li9 Fifteenth street. Ground q feet front
No. lJOS Jacob street.
lGO acres OF lind in sully county, South Da.
kotA y
lO;ncreiiarm In Marshall county.
Eight ncres OF land and desirable residence
near West Liberty schools.
No. 81 sixteenth stree.
No: 1851 and eGSs Chaplino street
Ohio.
Seventeen and onc.hRll acres land, onc.hali
mile west " point OF Island.
No. 4sW0 Wetxcl street. ground 20 by 30Oiec.
No. 2Sl and 253 Wood street.
Twenty-one shares Riverside Glass Work,
stock NJ II bargain.
Nos. 81 and 1 Alley 10.
Nos. 1921 md 29O6 Chaplinc stros.
No. sos McColloch street
No. 2GOi Market street
No. N Ohio street.
No. 23li Eo.fstrce.
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Choice Real Estate
FOR SALE by
"RINEHART.& TATUM,
1914 MARKET STREET.

No. % Thirteenth street. brick, all modern.
No. .Sli Chnpltnc street, brick. corner lot.
No. 900 Chnpllnc street, tine brick dwelling.
Nos. lU2J ana lJ47 Main street, bridge corner, 80
ieet OH Min street. $50 feet on bridge approach.
10. 81 south York street, frame dwelling.
No. l?G!2 Fourteenth street, brick dwelling.
No. Z North Penn street, frame. six rooms.
lot JlXgl feet, south side Fourteenth street
No. lOj Zane street, island, brick dwelling.
No. lV3J Chuplinc street, brick, seven rooms.
No. 10 Sixteenth street. brick. four rooms.
NO. III Alley j, frame, four rooms
No 500 McCOlloch street, fine brick dwelling.
No, l522 Main street. business block.
No. = Main street. brick dwelling, 81, so.
NO. Gll Main street, brick, river view.
No. l?i0 Byron street, brick. six roomS
No. Os North Front street. lSlnnd. frame.
No. g Thlrty.irst street, fine bricl: dwelling.
nng
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FOR RENT.

y Month.
No. $50 Main street, second loor...........s SO 90
No. "boi Market street, two roOIns............ 7 20
Farm OF ll acrcs, one mile east OF Denwooi
Junction. S3lj per NnnUm.
twenty ncrcs o. land nuir DCnwood Junction.
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Champion Scullcrs to Meet,

General Dixwell gave the Boston N.
: players diamond scarf pins.