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Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
An Engine and Passenger Car &c Down
IN Embankment.
New York. August 81, 1881.

An Eugine and Passenger Car &c Down
IN Embankmene
Evansville, Ind, Aug. 3l.-A wreck
occurred on the Cannelton branch of
the Louisville, Evansville and st. Louis
railroad about IL O'Clock this morning,
in which four lives were lost, 13 badly
hurt and 1sslightIy injured. The fiange
of the forward truck of the engine
broke while the train was running at the
rate of about 30 miles an hour. The
train at the time WAS on trestle two
miles from Troy, Indiana. The engine
passed over the trestle and plunged
down the emba ukment. The tram was
O mixed one. the passenger coach being
next TO the engine. The coach followed
the engine into the ditch and rolled
over on top of il. II was occupied by
about 80 people. The steam pipes gave
way and scalding steam entered the
coach. Many of the passengers were
women and children. Their screams
were appalling. As soon rs those who
were slightly injured extricated them
selves. they began the work of rescue.
unnivred. Many were so badly burned,
ttHt tlfEiA ntStf WAS NtVktu III Vi8(eS,
until it came off. BarabA Nemeyer,
the IS year old daughter OF . wealthy
farmer OF Perry county, was taken ont
dead, having been terribly scalded.
Mrs. Canaugn. of Troy, WAS horribly
burned aud xsIl die. Her little son, 10
years old, vac taken from the wrecked
coach and died before reaching
home. Emma 6chue. 10 years old,
died after being taken out, from her
terrible burns. Jacob App, engineer,
and his fireman John Tolie, vent down
with the wreck; both ere scalded, but
not fatally, Conductor James Gordon
IL dangerously hurt, having number of
ribs broken. The scene Of the wreck 10
i solsfed and information 10 Meaere,
Only one telegraph wire reaches is and
that has been down for hours. The
phyncan 1T the wreck says the death
Iist wonld probably reach ten or twelve.
The noet severely injured are Kate
Keishoe. ssdsey Hess, Henry Bodsne.
Michael EbertboFt, Wm. Newman, Mrs.
VIM. Chase and child, Maggie Hudson,
Maurice Durbin and q. 2. Holt; the
wounded are ali 1t Tell Clty, and are
feesisinE careful attention.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01
AeeoTT's BRASS.
His Impudcnt Indifference shown In the
aes< Court Room.

His Impudcnt Indifference shown In the
a.ssr Court Room.
They were charged with disorderly
conduct. Pretty, plump, bIue-eyed
Angela Williams and the gay and fes-
tive John Abbott, the North Park candy
vender, were arrested Sunday night by
Deputy Sheriff Seeny while occupying
O tent at North Park under suspici Gus
circumstances. They were tried on the
charge yesterday before Justice Hydorn
and during tho hearing of the evidence
on the part of the people Miss Angela
sat with her face buried IN the folds of
a handkerchief, while her chest hcayed
with piteous sobs and great warm tears
coursed down her fair cheeks until the
hearts of the jury were soitened into
pity. The brazen Abbott sat c0mplai-
Gently putting the fumes of . back
alley "enpe," about the little court
room, while the jury were deliheratlng
upon his case. The jury could not
agree upon verdict so the defendants
will be brought into court again Sep
tember 8.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Sparta will this week bid farewell to
the Chalmers family and know them no
more forever as residents. WV. Chal-
mers will continue to superintend the
Grand Rapids school system at salary
of $500. James returns to his profes-
sorship in the Ohio State University a,
Columbus at . salary increased to $1,000.
Andrew takes the psstorate of q new
church Just built in Cleveland, Ohio, at
a salary OF $500. making an aggregate
yearly salary of $500 for four BOYS
who q few years ago were growing UP
among the pine stumps and oak grubs
of Algoma. 1t is family record Of
success unparalleled by any other case
/ ever heard of.-Sarta Sentinel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Pstoskey, Mich, Aug. s1.-Last Sat
urday . small ail boas laden with bcr-
riee and owned BY Frank York, left
Middle Village, Emmett county. for
Petosscy TO purchase provisions. York
Was accompanied by Charles Foss and
HE brother Clarence. The storm OF
Saturday evening was quite severe here
and some of the young mems friends
upon learning thst they had not re-
turned on Sunday night. became
slarmedsn at once instituted search
for them- They we're unable TO locate
them in . hurried search between Pc
toekey and Middle villages they
fully expected to ind them safe IN
town. But no one in this city had seen
the boat OF the three men IN Little
Trsverse bay. A tug viii start out IN
the morning - make thorough search
Goa he meu, or learn their fate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

rhe Grand Rspds orstorio society.
regardless Of the business reverpes u
has met with because of tbs lack Of sp-
probation in the people Of this city. il
not only undismayed but on the con
trary brIm fui!of hope and enthusiasm.
The society proposes to 90 right ahead
In ite earnest endeavor 70 life the citi-
sens TO q higher plane Of The divine art,
and will continue 20 work 70 this end
and give the people Of Grand Rapids
the finest Dusicas entertainment Of the
coming year. A large and enthusiastic
gathering met last night in the HcAui-
len block and elected the following di-
rectors for the ensuing year. r. II.
Beattse, l.. r. Eddy, Mrs. c. ". Calkins,
Mn. y. q. Aldworth, {. r. Harrington,
G. Benjamin, n. {. IaBoursl,er, v. y.
scr,bner and A. II. Morebesd. The d.
rectors vii meet this afternoon and
elect The officers Of the society.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Yesterday Justice Betzner, of Gale
donia. filed his return Of the examlna-
ton OF John Shulz and Ludo Cunning
ham, who was arrested for breaking in
10 the residence cf Adolph n. Shinckler
of Games. They are charged with
stealing three pocketbooks containing
valuable receipts and ii IN money.
They were held 10 the circuit court for
trial
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Young Wife, am going 10 make .
nice cake for supper
Young Husband with rscoilecsions -
the iass one,-Ahem, did istsaa -
bring . friend home TO night.
3 Young wife-wsll. 20 much tbs bsttsP.
The more the merries
Young Huaeand-AiI right. 4 Vim
triek himself once.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Mr.. John sonke, the old veteran SOL
dier, celebrated his 18th anniversary as
n letter carrier today. Fifteen years he
has delivered mail, out had to give up
climbing stairs. so he was given the po-
sition as general mail collector, which
position hc has held for the last three
years. making in all eighteen years of
service for the Government.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

A. J. Stafford and Harriet May Hoag-
land will be married at the Maple-st.
NJ. +. church. Battle Greek. ON the
morning Of September ~ 1890. They
will he NJ home 10 their friends after
September 80. st III Livlngston-ss..
this city Mr.. stafford 10 assistant scc-
retaFy of the I. NJ. C. A.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

While Ira Zimson vas playing IN q
bsrn on East Fuiton-sl yesterday he
fell from . widow in the second story
% the gTeund, . distance OF II feet.
He right arm vas broken below the
elbow and he Was considerably hrussed
sn.f thoroughly shaken up. Dr. knzsFna
wss called who spliuRfed the ffaetalfe
ard fslissed the pa n OF bic in1urirs -
much ~ poesibts. Ira is IL ysafs Old
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

TRoY. N. Y. Aug. sl.-The compos-
ing rooms of the Sunday Observer were
destroyed and the editoria, rooms food
ed with water during ERE AZ an early
hour. Many valuable papers and fles
were lost. State Senator Collins owns
the paper. The loss 10 estimated a
from e15, 900 to $40. 200.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

ssssman--A rrmarksbls girl n thso
Miss Snapper Yon know her pretty
we'll; hes she any isansne IN Shs disoe-
don Of aay particular creeds
BluntIy--1 can't say definitely. bus
from the way ia which she dispossd -
ny marital aspirations last evsninG ]
should ssy sAs was Shaker.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Tomorrow the members of the Prees
Club are to elect by ballot delegate to
the National Press Association which
meets IN San Francisco next February.
There are q number of "WiIlin' Bar
kiscs" and the contest will doubtless be
q spirited one.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Bosros, Aug. sl--Chsirman Newton,
st . meeting of the Boston bakerp
Sunday. said that on May ]. 1892. the
organized bakers affiliated with the In
ternational Journeymen' Bakers union
will strike from Maine TO California for
an increase of wages and . reduction
of the hourp of labor.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

The citizens of the Eighth ward VIII
hold . caucus Tbursday evening. ~
tember 3, ut the Poilsh haii on - On
ct, for the purpose Of nonihsaAs
sehooi trustee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

The Grand Lodge 1. o. q. T.. Of
Michigan, viii begin . three dsys' -
sion today - Pesoskey. Nelson Pal
msteef. 3. A. Cfozief. Charlss Mitchell,
Mrs- J. p. Morse and Mr.. Grey left last
evening 70 attend ~ delegates IRON
Grand Rnpi1s No- sls. Kris. J. r.
Morse tsil represent the Juvenile Tenn
pie.
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BRIDGEPORT.
Current News Items from the old Town
ncross Che Rivor.

Current News Items from tho old Town
across Che River.
"Sandy" Lyle, who was recently mar
ricd, has been in tho habit OF going
home occasionally and decorating his
wife's eyes in black. Several weeks ago
he gave the neighbors the benefit Of an
exhibition OF this class, and escaped to
the hills. lie was captured, however,
and had hearing before Mayor
Mitchell yesterday. The Mayor assessed
a $50 fine, and Sandy being unable to
produce that amount, went to Jail to
work it out. His father, Lynn Lyle,
who interfcrred with the officer when
making the arrest, will be tried for
that otense.
The electric light plant which the
Etna Company has been putting in its
works, is almost completed, and it is
stated, will be lighted on Saturday even:
ing. The plant is n very good one, and
the entire mill and grounds will be
lighted perfectly. The arrangement
will be very beneficial to the workmen,
and should be added to the equipment
OF other similar plants.
Misses Maggie and Katie Clayland
entertained number OF their friends
at their home last evening in q most
pleasant manner. Dancing was the fea-
ture OF the amusements until midnight,
when an elegant repast was discussed.
The outside work of the new bank
building will be finished this week, and
the work OF finishing the interior will
be begun during the early part OF next
week.
The friends of Elmer McCouaughy
will regret to learn that he is in very
critical condition with typhoid tever.
The work of laying the water mains
through Kirkwood is progressing nicely.
Silas Bailey, OF GAINESVILLE, is the
guest OF friends here.
Charles Junkins is in New York City
on a business trip.
Morris Cope is in Newark on bust
ness
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24s 7th Street, Jersey City. n. j."
REnLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
The firemen are making great prepar-
atoms for their races here tomorrow.
There will be q large delegation IRON
Wellsville, US their team completes with
the Bellaire team for 500. The races
will be run on Union street, and there
will be number of them.
Miss Emma Besse, one OF the graduates
OF the Bellaire high school, died at Gin
cinnati yesterday. She was daughter
of George Besse and was in Cincinnati
undergoing treatment for tumor. Her
death will be sincerely mourned by
many friends.
A camp fire and reunion OF all the
posts in Belmont, Monroe, Noble and
Washington counties will be held here
Septem6erO. Gen. A. ]. Warner will
make the main address.
Mrs. Alice B. Anderson and Mr.. S. O.
Cumins have been selected us the local
committee from Bellaire to assist the
State committee with reference to the
Worlds Fair.
A barn of Peter Schramm's, above this
city, was set on fire yesterday morning
by sparks from the O., l.. q w. railway
and burned to the ground.
Mrs. Lilly Kelly has been selected to
I'LL the vacancy OF the high school
teachers, caused by the resignation OF
Miss Potts.
James Lyden, an employee of the B.
& o. shops, had a finger amputated by
one OF the punch machines yesterday.
d. O. Bundy, of Warren township
candidate for the nomination for repre-
sentative, was in the city yesterday.
The annual convention OF Christian
missionary societies will be held at
GAINESVILLE on September IS go.
The bottle company goes to work
Monday and the small boys who work
for them are happy.
Matt Gordon, wife and daughter LETT
last night on pleasure trip to the yell
lowstone Park.
Work on the Brooks runpike is being
pushed by the contractors.
Addison Thompson, OF Bridgeport,
was in the city yesterday.
Tho Republican primaries WILDE held
next Saturday evening.
Miss Annie Davis, of Washington, Pa,
is visiting in the city.
The Republican League club held a
meeting last night.
Florence Bindloy played to good
house last night.
The gun club had shoot yesterday
afternoon.
W. c. Dickens went to Louisville yes
terday.
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prove beneficial. Miss Hamilton con-
cluded with a detailed description Of
how the society work is carried on in
her own school.
Prof. Dreamer gave his last talk on
penmanship, and evidently made o deep
Impression on his hearers; for after the
institute adjourned he was besieged for
half an hour by anxious schoolmatms,
who kept him busy explaining points
in his system that he had not dis
Cussed.
The instructors for to-day are Mrs. Q:
NJ. Afford, DR.. Jepson, Prof. Jones, of
Lincoln school, and Prof. Stevenson, OF
Madison.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Y. NJ. C. A. Fold Dny-No Sunday Outings,
PcrsOnnl Mention, etc.

Personal Mention, etc.
Considerable interest is taken in the
field day contest OF the Y. NJ. @. A.which
takes place to-day. The bicycle and
foot races will take place on Fourth
street and the other contests in Walnut
Grove. The fun will commence ut 2
o'clock, and the programme is u fine
one The purses are exhibited in Ong's
window on Hanover street.
The Martins Ferry Bicycle club, as n
club, has not invited the Wheeling
club to run to Mt. Pleasant with it next
Sunday. When the club was organized
it was the distinct understanding that
it would not take part in runs on Sun
day.
William Reed, well known citizen OF
Mt. Pleasant, died on Wednesday night,
aged eighty-six years. He was mem
Der OF the Board OF Education and JUS
tice OF the Peace for over forty years.
The work Of repairing the furnace at
the Elson glass works will be complet-
ed tomorrow aud the fires will proba-
bly, be lighted the first Of next week.
Miss Mammie johnson returned to
Steubenville yesterday after a weeks
visit with her mother and sister on
Walnut street.
Miss Catherine yanderhoof was mar
ried on Wednesday evening to Mr..
Charles Nuzum, OF Belpre,
Miss Ollie Hustins, OF GAINESVILLE, who
has been visiting relatives here, will re-
turn hOun tn.nnPrOW
Miss Harriet f. Lowe, Of Steuben-
vile, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Gil
lespie, on Third street,
= Miss Matte Exleyhas returned from
n five weeks visit at Moundsville.
Miss Hanna Edwards is visiting rela-
tives ut GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. Robert Blackiord has returned
from Uniontown.
The teachers of the public school will
meet tomorrow.
The Baptist church will be lighted
with electricity
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james Reilly in "Tho Maker"

On Monday evening next the Ger
man dialect comedian and vocalist, Mr..
James Reilly, will commence four
nights engagement at the Grand in
the great comedy drama OF 1.-THE
Broom-maker Of Carlsbad" Mr.. Reilly
has the reputation of being the equal
OF the late j. X. Emmett, and as q singer
he has few equals. Ho is supported by
u good company, including the wonder
full child artists Hans and Eta, who are
said to be the finest performers in the
Juvenile line in America. There will
be no advance in prices, although Mr..
Reilly's company is q high-priced ut.
traction. Due notice will be given OF
the day OF the advance sale.
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AT THE THEATRES.

"Tom Sawyer" at tho Grand-coming At
fractions.
The Grand contained large audience
last night to SEQ win E. Burton and his
company in the farce-comedy "Tom
Sawyer" The company received an
ovation. Burton has no equal as the
bad boy, while Tom Mcintosh is the
best colored comedian that has appeared
here for some time. The company Is
good enough and met with such re-
Ception last night that the house is sure
to be crowded tonight, which is the last
appearance.
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Elder II. Z. Light, Of Mountainyille,
Lancaster Co., Pa, has, u good word to
say for Patent Medicine. We will give
1t in his own words, "Chamberlain's
CholiC, Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy
was used in my family and can say that
it done us good in diarrhua and cholera
morbus l do not hesitate to recon-
mend it to all suffering from the above
diseases"
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PERFECT CONTENT.
How it May be Acquired by All.

Perfect content does not depend upon money.
1t is a physical and mental condition arising
from good digestion and sound health. II a
person eOtswcil and dlgests and RssimilateS bis
food, sleeps soundly and feels strong and VigoF'
GUS he Is the nearest to content.
Thisiswhy you, render, feel 80 dIScontented'
miserable You do no. eat aud sleep we'll you
have malaria, debility, your food troubles YOU
your head aches or feels dull you are dizzy
bilious, constIpated, nervous, run down and DC,
bilitated generally. What you need Is gooa
digestion, and you can have 1t easily II you use
the greRt stomach medicine, Or. Greene'S NeF'
Tura, which is sure to make you feel like new
person Immediately. Druggists cell IT. 100
Purely vegetable md harmless.
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Next Thursday night, September 10,
AL G. Fields fine minstrel company
will appear at the Opera House. While
Mr.. Field does not make any attempt
to puzzle the public with four-ply adiec-
tives, he has never brought bad show
to Wheeling, and he will draw the peo-
pie, His star is in the ascendant.
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"Thc Little tycoon"

Sponsors pretty and popular comic
opera, 1.-THE Little tycoon" will be at
the Opera House next Wednesday night
with as strong cast as ever presented
it hero. including the principal famous
originals. All lovers OF tunetul and
picturesque light opera admire it, and
that it will have good house goes
without saving.
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REAL ESTATE.
Real Estate for Sale.

No, los ZanoEtreet, brick. Fine grounds.
39Xll2 feet on North Huron street, $50.
Nos 1925 and 1927 MUM street, dOnbIe brick
No. l6j sixteenth street, brick, $500.
No. 6l7, west side Main street. brick
Two tine,lols at MRrylynn, $50 each.
No. VI South York Strcst I'VE ROOMS 5000.
No. 1921 Main street, EtoFeTOoIn.
No 1858 ChApline street, brick, 5000,
Lot S1xlS0 foot, Zane street, Island
No. 200 ChApllno street, brick.
No. l52l EoiT street, brick. S3,l0o.
No IS South Broadway, frame, Sk2O.
''Brookside," on the National boad, about ono,
mile west Of bridgeport, Ohio, over nne.halt
lcrO OF ground with good dwelling .RndE nbneceS-
sRry improvement. $500.
I00x850 feet In Pleasant Valley ION the National
road, for 1880. on easy terms
The Pryor place on National road, near Elm
Grove, consisting OF about eighteen ACRES,
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How Apy Ono Can Have Good Digestion.

at had indigestion, dyspepsia, pNlpitatlOn,
cold feet and hands, sleepless nights and was
very nervous. used DR.. Greene'S NCrTurn, and
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nerves are strong, have no more palp!tation, no
cold feet or hands. sleep well aud get Zip re'
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everybody win be benefited by 1t.
CHAs. A. TITTsWoRTH,
24s 9TH Street, jersey City, Nj"
Mr. Hz-Dr. Greene, the successful special.
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chronic diseases, IS ". 18th street, New YORK.,
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Call or write him about your case, or send for
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, U. s. Claim Attorney Expert
in pension Claims
su9o 1912 Market Street. ,
FOB s ALIEN

House OF 1--WE rooms, 500 Jacob street. 81, $50.
Eight shares Union Accident and Benett AS;
ISOLATION sl6 per share:
House OF ak rooms, 1850 Wood street, In good
condition, 5000.
between Forty.third and Forty.tourth streets,
cheap at 81 600
House Of three rooms, on Forty-sixth street,
ground 25x10O feet TO same, 1880.
House OF seven rooms, 1881 Eotf street, 50 600.
House OF four rooms ut corner Of Eighteenth
street and Alley G, $1,000.
Lots on North Huron, North Erie and South
Pennstreets, Island, $3.50 to 800 each.
House OF five rooms, 28l1 Jacob street, S1,G00.
brick house In the rcHr. g, 400.
Ten roomed house at bargain on North
Five roomed house. ISIS EolF street, $500.
Nine rOomed brick house. 2S5l Market street.
Sfialflot on North Main street. 50 by 49, feet
iiSlf lot on EOrstroet, south Of Tvonsyclghth
street. 81 ,0OO
seventh street. $50.
street, in tho new addition OF Elan & Whyte,
Il Lots on Eotr and Jacob streets, in North Ben,
Lots in McNechon, newly laid out, cheap at
Los IN zsne's mes Orchard and Old Fuiraround
Beautiful lots in A. II. Pattcrson's addiuou,toj
Elm Grove ut low figures.
Four.roomed house on Twcnty'ninth7and
Woods street $1,000.
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
1899 Market Street. au2O
FoR SAIE.

HOEO 9EAL-H.
running back to low water mark, No. 2O6'North
York street. tor sl,4O0.
A good substantial fve-roomed brick house,
only q few years old, northwest corner Of ElGv.
enth and EoT streets, 81 $50.
A bang.up good six.roomed house, lot 22x143,
both gases and water, No. ~ North York street,
six.roomed house at 91s Mccolloch street. ,lot
four;roomSd house g7l5 Moyston street. now
house, lot 25x236, $50.
Eleyen.roomed brick house, brick stable.in
rear corner Twenty.sixth and Eof Streets
50 $50.
You cannot get better value for money than
any OF these properties.
building lots at Elm Grove, Pleasant Valley,
Moundsville, Glendale and all parts Of the cltyae
'I aus s" q. .. SMITH. 1890 Market Street.
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FOR STYLE.

80 acre farm between sherrard ,andRAY aSkanEs
ton Fork, Marshall county, W. Va "
No q and . Twentieth street.
Lot on South Front street.
Cottage, MoundSville Camp Ground,...a,.ys. o0lt
Cottage Molndsvllle Camp Ground .-.......Est 1Q0i
Two lots, MOupdsville Camp Ground........st 22O0
No $751; and 1888 Woods street.
Threc.rOOmcd house, National road 500
Double frame house on Baltimore street
100 acres land, Greeley county Kansas, $500 !
No. IS and 81 Sixteenth street.
No. 1881 and 1858 Chapline street
Thtrty-avC acres stone and coal land 5Rush1auu, /
Ohio.
Seventeen aud one.halI acres.lRnd, onehaltl
mile west lower point OF Island .,.,t...,
Three and one.hRlf acres 'ot land near tHesG
Liberty.
No. ls6O wetzel street, ground 80 by aooteot.
No. 1881 and 1888 Wood street.
Twcnty.one shares Riverside Glass Worhd
No. = Alley j. corner Alley b and .Allsya6,i
Nos. 2iO and 9o2l Main street.
Lot 20 by 1870 feet Elm Grove
Nos. q and 50 Alley ID.
Nos. 200i and 2006 ChRpllnestreee
No. 1905 McCollOch street.
No. B02S AtcColloCh street.
No. 21l0 aud MP Main street.
No. 2OOi and 1000 Main street.
No. 1901 Market street.
No. % Ohio street
400 feet.
No, 1914 EoF street
No. 1905 Main street.