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by Utah Investment Go. Bonds nego.
tiated. Oiilces 23s aud $40 Constitution
Building. u. Y. Hampton, prest.; V
T.. Caiifey, Ssc'y; y. v. Jones, rrsls
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LOuisynLE, June in.-I.ovi james,
cul0nd, was hanged ht Hickman,
Ky, early thi. morning fur n murder
committed Ia November, ls5l.
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Buy your dmgs Of "the boys.n
johnson, PnAt 4 Co., u Main II.
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MosEY LOANED, abort and long time,
Notes bought by y, y. utegg a CO.,
Room 80, Commercial Building. dim
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WAsuiSoOs, June 10. II Ia de-.
nlcd positively NJ the State depart.
mont tina, Porter, minister 10 Italy has
been recalled,
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q. y. coNEECrIo SERY AND ICll
sniAu COuPANN.


Made only from Pure Aldernoy aud
Jeney Cream. Only company owning
our own farm. Telephone 49,, Order
from your grocery or 10y Telephone.
Prompt delivery, ONCE Moore, A lien
A Go. Drug Store.
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LAND. - Many persons have re-
eeiyed their patents Tor land through
the ahlr assistance Of Judge Staynur,
at Washington, d. g., whose adyeT-
liscmont appear Ia iodhy'a paper. a nd
In all departments Of the Government
lie has acquired reputation a. conscl-
entlous AMI capable lawyer. d6a
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gammsnsiax MAJ Hoih, and until
turtaer Notisr,
Trains bc,wecns salt Lake and Garfield


Fare fof round tfip, Doc,
ID. l.. Burnley, Gen. Agent.
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The celebrated B1st0n leo Cream
only made by Arbogast. Send In your
orders at once.
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Everything the Ncatest, FTeshosl
aud Sweetest nj Arb0gast'a.
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DR., Burrows, Oculist, Aufist and Op.
ileiAn. speelacles lifted. Commercial
Block.
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BosIos, June l0,--At the Inter.
national typographical union conyen.
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HAvr you TILED Arbogasps Cream
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offhealfA hAns lh aWfhAAnef efeff day.
Fato FOR round tflp, 500.
ID. T.. BuRLEy, Gen. Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26
EMBARRASSING ACCIDENT.
Postmaster General wanamakor in Try
Ing situation.

ing 9ltuAlph'
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-An incident
occurred at the White House reception
on Friday evening that has since been
the talk Of the social world Of WaShing'
ton. A lady, prominent in society, the
married daughter Of 9 wealthy Western
senator. who is a widower, was the her.
Dine or victim. She Ia noted Tor the
magniicence Of her extremely decolletf
coRtnmes. and on this occasion the dress
wSs decollete indeed. The bodice was
amply a piece OF filmy lace and q small
IN Of satin not much wider than waist
bolt, with narrow shoulder strap which
supported the whole garment.
The lady removed her wraps N the
cloakroom and entered the Blue Room
on the arm Of her father. Postmaster
General Wanamaker had just offered
bis arm TO the lady, Preparatory 70
promenade through the East Room
when tho frail support that held the
waist in place over the white shoulders
gave way, and the loosened protection Of
lace and ribbons slid down over the
ARMS. Had 1t not been for the large
bouquet OF roses that was utilized as
screen the predicament would have
proved even more embarrassing. The
vile Of 0 Western Senator, when sne
eaw the accident, assisted the untortunI'
ate lady to the cloakroom, in the 40
aence OF Mr.. Wanamsker, who had lied
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26
Nntnoops,stent organ,

It's we'll known in this community
that the Register did not desire the re-
nomination Of Mayor seabright and
Chief Of Police Delbrugge, and that that
paper would have shed no tears If they
had been defeated.
Now that the election has resulted in
the triumph Of both officials the Register
ia currying favor with them by patting
them upon their backs and saying to
them, "You are pretty good fellows,
after all, and your reelection means that
the people recognize you as faithful ser
vanta."
In It's attempt to show how faithful
the police force has been to duty, the
Register charges the INTELLIGENCE with
incorporating the condition of affairs.
Everybody in Wheeling knows that the
INrRLuaEXcRR has done nothing Of the
sort, and that the police Of Wheeling
have not performed their trust well.
In calling attention to existing evils,
this paper has been inspired by desire
for the cily's welfare. When public
officials fall short OF their duty no senti-
mental ideas about policy should deter o
public journal from pointing out the
effects and demanding a remedy. In
these matters the INTELIIdENcRR is not
ashamed Of its record.
Our esteemed neighbor accuses US Of
perpetratipg a slander on Wheeling
when we speak of certain evils. And
yet our neighbor has frequently pointed
out these same evils-when 1t had no
political reasons for not doingso. Within
a week the INTELL,eENcER quoted the
following sentence from the Register and
commemorate:
This thing Of .lusging people, holding them
Wheeling.
The above appeared in the Sunday
Register Of the 18th. Since then our
nei0hbor seems to have undergone
change OF opinion, for when the INTEILI.
aESoRR speaks of the occurrences re-
ferred to, it raises it's hands in holy
horror at what 1t is pleased to call an
''iniamous Islander" on Wheeling. The
Regisier Is not consistent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26

Bradanta'G.

Brddaredt.
A quieter feeling has prevailed in the
wool market during the week. Prices,
although about the same as a month
ago. are much frmer. Concessions
which were made then are refused now.
Choice lots are expected to show an I'D.
vance as soon as the London sales open.
American dealers will be well represent
ed at the sales, and tits believed they
will buy freely because Of the light sup
ply hero and the upwsFd tendency Of the
American markets.. The movement in
all grades has been fair. The demand
for Australian and pulled woods has
weakened, and the aggregate sales oil
these grades Is much below that OF the
preceding week. A slightimproyemeni
has been noted in Ohio and Michigan
tlesces. Quarterand three-eighths blood
woods are in good request, and the light
supply has strengthened values. Fine
staple territories continue in strong de
mand and comprise the major part Of
the sales. Texas woods are quite active,
and California woods are gaining in
strength. Some grades Of carpet woods
are more active. High prices and the
recent decisions Of the Treasury Depart
ment are the principal causes Of the slow
movement in these woods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26

New York 2ft5ARs.
Prize fighting will never be extermin'
ated by single blow. but 1t may be
-ffectually knocked out" some day by
an accumulation Of obstacles rendering
IL improbable. The energy and per,
sistence Of the Governor Of Mississippi
we're developed too late to prevent the
fight between Sullivan and Kilrain In
1880, and their subsequent punishment
was not altogether satisfactory. I'm
loubtedly, however, they were subject
ID 10 no small expense and incopyen'
fence, and the result Of their prosecu'
lion was practically valuable. The
Louisiana statute needs to be amended,
and is likely to be, in consequence OF its
failure in this instance. Aut existing
laws are almost everywhere competent
II vigorously enforced, to make prizs
fighting at least shabby, Improbable
and dangerous vocation, and after 1t has
reached that stage it will no. long sur
viye.
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The artist always mas the best Of it IL
a Drawn battle.
pamnrl,nhIn Rnsnne.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainaeld, ILL.,,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for month by her family
physicisn, but grew worse. He told her
she was q hopeless victim Of Consump,
ton and that no medicine could cure
her. Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption; she
bought q bottle and 70 her delight found
herself benefited from first dose. She
continued its use and after taking ten
bottles, found herself sound and we'll,
now does her own housework and IL %
well aS she ever was. Free trial bottles
Of this great Discovery ct Logan Drug
Co.'S drug store, large bottles 60c and 81,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26

SENATOR INGALLS,, Of Kansas has faults,
and his course in the Senate Of late is
open to criticism, but whatever else may
be said Of him, be has always been an
ardent supporter Of the claims of the old
soldiers upon the country. The follow
ING. from his speech last Saturday at
Toptka, is characteristic Of Mr.. ingalls,:
lam profoundly grateful to the 9. A. R. for
their pFe.ence here. Whether am defeated or
elected, whenever they may be RSSalled, no mat,
Ter what may DO the form, no matter who may
be- their adversary, shall RESPOND 70 inc eaais,
Army ofthe Republic. shonll 90 down shall
see hat there u not manned or crippled SOL
der who Ghall not feel that he has lost 90
tNndNF
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Funeral notice hereafter,
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been employed in mipGFll districts @ ioune
VIiIaROS and towns, for the locating Of Wnicn Wy
CONFEDERATION Of the land presented natural eo'
NI TwS fIndso Of development. have thus been 20
inR on 10 mutual advantage. and still II 10 puE
BEGINNING that has been IpAde. ,,, III.
II needs no argument 70 convince West vi u
pinilns that liberal policy In regard 70 tb sI.
representation Al the Wnrl6s Fa ,,n, VII MI st
good the outlay In 4 short time, but Wlll VAuy
h iaet the two virglniN should make every
EFFORT TO cali the attention O me MoE1 70 t as,
resources. They are favored in many WaySH .ISd
their sister States and no proof - 20 convlnCIns
n thRt which cannot deceive. Ley Us CONVEX
orr ores intO finished products OF me mott w Y
ed sorts Let GePrei s, V, u 10y ~ work
scientifically 70 show whst We have 9nd wa tgIs
can beSf be developed in VIHtniR and west IN
RinIa. That SORT Of proof gives the pes1 To
suits. Z,
What the Manufacturer says is strik-
ingly true. Anyone who reads the
newspapers Of West Virginia or who
talks with representative men from the
interior and southern part OF the State
hears more Of new developments than
Of ANYTHING else. Coal, iron and man.
rsnese mines, fire clay beds, building
some ouarriea, mineral paint mines
saw and planning mills, timber camps
ETC., are bringing dollars from outside
the State every day and If the existence
Of the valuable gifts Of nature which at
tract the dollars were more generally
known, the Influx Of dollars would in
crease in proportion.
Much has been done recently, and
most Of It has been done with outside cap
ital. The Worlds Fair will attract peo'
pie from ali over the world, and just IN
proportion TO the completeness Of he'
exhibit will West Virginia attract the
attention Of those visitors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26

Not ave months have gone by since
the Mckinley bill went into effect. AL
though the tin plate schedule does not
20 into effect for another five months
preparations are being made by manu-,
iacturers to establish tin plate mills at
m my points, and at some points they
have already been encouraged to pro.
duce. This in spite Of the repeated
declarations by free traders on the floor
Of Congress and through the party press
that tin plate could not be made in this
country.
We have just received by mail tin
fruit can, upon the aide OF which il
labelled "This can is made Of the frs
American tin plate made by Norton
Brothers, Chicago, December, 1907
The quality Of the tin is al
good as any that Is import
I'd. The most important matter IL
connection with this SUBJECTS the &C
companyipg statement from the manu-
iacturers Of the plate from which the
can Is made to the effect that within
three years, or five years at most, Amer
lean made plates will be sold here for 81
per box. The lowest price for which
English plates Of same quality have ever
been sold here is. $3.50. The present
price is $3.50. We think the reduction
will not stop at 81, but with increased
experience and greater competition
among home manufacturers the pric'
will continue downward.
1--WE think the American people,
says the firm, care willing to tax them
selves for three to Eve years to accom-
plish this result. Their business will b.
adjusted to a little higher range of price
for this purpose, and the purpose will b.
accomplished. II not, we should fayo
abolishing the duty entirely and buyinl
English platea free Of duty"
It will thus be seen that the tin plat,
schedule Of the Mckinley bill, which
was SO desperately fought by the Demo
crat,, and which 1t was said would ta'
the poor mans dinner pail, and th'
housewives kitchen utensils, will, after
1t is in full operation, actually reduce
the cost to the American consumers.
Not only will it do this, but 1t will eff
ford employment at good wages TO thou
sands Of American workmen. 1t was
repeatedly charged that our tin plate
workers would have 10 be importedfroln
Wales, and that, therefore, no benefit
would accruet to the American working
man. This prophecy is proven false by
the statement made by Norton Brothers,
who say; 1--WE have not imported a
man. A majority Of our workmen are
Welshmen originally, but they came
here to better their condition years ago
Most of them are already naturalized
American citizens, and as a class they
are a kind Of emigrsnts that the United
States gladly welcomes. One Of our
most expert workmsn has been in our
employ seven years making cans. He
had formerly worked in Welsh timing
works and Is pleased to find work at his
old trade. Without exception our han DIS
were all obtained here, and there are
plenty more obtainable who left the
Welsh tin works, with their starvation
wages, and came here to work in other
business, but will be glad to work for Us
and Others at their old trade"
Thus, one by one, are the Free Trade
prophecies about the effects Of the Nc.
Kinley bill proving false. The country
ia having its eyes opened.
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WHEELING, JANUARY 20 1891

fRn,ered At the PoS.ofilce at wheeling, ". We
a. Sncbnd class matter
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The following practical suggestion
from Mayor seabright is worth consider
ing, and is exactly in line with what the
IwTELIraEScER has always advocated:
The ONCE OF Chief Of Police ought not % Be
m elective Office, but he should 30 appointed
n was the same way with the old Street Com
missioner. he used 10 be afraid to order man
n III bIs pAyetnent, for fear It would cut oil
vote. IFS all wrong in city government.
We are pleased to give the Mayor
credit for a good thing when he deserves
1t, and his advocacy Of any plan looking
to reform in police affairs will receive
the commentator Of all good people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26

"a mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering It through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on presCrip-
tions from reputable physicians, as tbt
damage they will do is ten fold to the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. ]. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, o., contains
no mercury, and Is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen
uine. II is taken internally, and made
In Toledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney & Co
b6-sold by druggists, price Zoe pei
bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26

Mn BLAISg's expedition to the coun'
tiles Of South America is on the point
Of starting. His plan for great pan
American historical and commercial
exhibition, like everything else he sug'
gestsin the limo OF advancing the inter
ests Of America, ia well matured, and IL
success will add to his fame and will
strengthen the hold he has upon the
hearts Of the people Of the United
States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26

The complications for 1902 have been
increased by the contamination Of the
organization OF the new political party
at Washington. The Confederation Of
Industrial Organizations Is high.sound,
ing and unwieldy title, and it will prob
ably come to be known simply as the
CONFEDERATION" 1t is composed Of the
representative labor classes and will be
a factor in the next contest which II
will not do to ignore as unimportans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26

THERE are mutterings Of a coming
storm in the Democratic party. Cleve.
land does not seem to be the choice Of
the politicians and II they can keep him
out Of the nominations they will do 3d.
They do not admire his egotism and are
Jealous Of his popularity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26
SIZE SLEPT NINE MONTHS.
A Modern Female Rip Van Winl
Awahans. but Can't Eat.

a Modern Female Rip Van Winhe
Awakenp, but Can't Eat.
DIXON, ILL, Jan. 25.-Mrs. George G.
Ridley, Of AmSoy, ILL.,, who went to
sleep about nine months ego, awoke
yesterday for the frat time. She wan
dpred about the house but did not
speak q word.
Al ten time she took her accustomed
seat at the table, but could eat nothing
and when some one OF the family
attempted to assist she motioned them
away with gutteral sound, but no dis
tinct word was uttered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26

As miserable a piece Of parsimony as
has cropped out in this State for some
time, Is the proposition to reduce the
Governors salary from 5000 to $1,000,
This is unworthy the greSt State Of Ohio,
and we hope that for the sake Of her dig.
nifty II will not be done.
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$500 Reward /!

WE will pay the above reward for any case Of liver
Complaint DypepsA Sick Headache, Indigestion. Con.
stlpaiton or CostlVeneRs Wn cannot cure with We.ta
Vegetable Liver Pills who's tho directions are strictly
compiled With, They arO purely Vegetable and never
fail 10 give aatisfaction BugArC0ated LAFge boxes,
containing - Pills, 8 conts beware o. eOunterfet1
and limitations The genuine Manufactured only "
THE JOHN G, WEST COMPANY, CiItcAno,Ll
Sold By McLAIN BROTHERS, corner Market
and Twelfth Sta. wheeling. ". Va. jGl2MWEAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26

A HUMOROUS fact about Hoods sarsa,
parilla-jt expelabad humor and creates
good hutnor. Be uure to get Hoods. 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy Is q
positive specific for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Pfotruding Piles. Price 60c.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26
NEW AnYERrIsnMENTs

WIANTFD-GREAT INDUCE.
w MRNTs toE Ageuta and Organizers
throuRhout he UBited States and CanRoa, By .
NaEIarhuIettG endowment order paying benthn
Is follow: Sl,l00 II three yeAfS. t2.eO N ave
years and tlSO0 In seven .ycAf!; now your
RRYSoLD8, Room o, Globe Buildln4. Bosom,
49, Ia28 NWAR
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There can be no doubt that Colonel j.
W. St. Clalr, and those who met with
him in Charleston, a few days ago, to
devise ways and means Of making it up.
parent to the Legislature that it should
not be too dainty in the matter OF ap.
propriating fund for the purpose Of
making the States exhibit at the World's
Fair creditable to the resources and in.
dustries it will represent, struck chord
OF sympathy in the breasts OF all those
interested in the development OF the
State.
The following from the Virginia Manu-.
fac.urer, a journal devoted 10 the int.
rests OF the "virginiss," shows the seni-
ment in one section at least.
IVES, Virginia should certainly prepare a rep
rcsentstiyo exhibit aud II the .neceHaIy care
Ans wiydom IS Shown, her section should be
one Of he most interesting At the Fair. The 70
sources Of he state are 81 present. 9ut Party
known, Aatdly wSek psssss a. nS g9 ,Ss t sS
construction OF railroads Ia making accessible
i,0Fti0ns II country long known TO DO capable Of
development, hut which were lett untouched
TStS s'S ScctiSns were then Valued but lot what
they held above ground, But IN the last tow
SCafN there have been discovered resources BE-
heath the soil which far suFpals all Others, not
only IN intrinsic value, opt llso 10 tnS speeds
Weld q quick revenue. But a one KIND q de-
S,sicNS,,t,nt ID generally accompanied by otheFn,
ne feySnnes thus obtained have 10 many cases
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26

BEEcnAM's Pills act like magic on ;
Weak Stomach.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26

wINCHER-ons Sunday. January Is. 1891, at 6:2I
.. M. at the residences OF MIR. A. G.Wiucher
$50 Market Ntrett, ANNlR h1dELoW, vile o.
Charles q. Wincher, In her 18th year.
Funeral nntIca horcaItar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26

VAN HouTEN's CocoA-Largest sale in
the world. 9
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Mn. IsoAlls' chances for reelection
are improving. The sockless statesman
does not seem to be Gin ii" now.
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FOR SALE,

Choice building lots on Old Fair Grounds aud
Gllchrlsth addition from $3.50 up ,.,
Building lots corner Market and ThiEtyhlh
streets, 26xl20, 600.
$3.50 buys the choice Of lots In Zane'S orchiTd.
npe building ite on south Penn street, West
side. ! our last chance.
Comfortable homo, 20 Routh Broadway sa'
Right roomed house, No 1856 Zane street, full
lot, 60xi80, 5000.
Th'ee roOmed house with small store room
80 5enth Broadway, near Vlrginia, q ,60O
Fight roomed hnIiEe. lot 00xl00
No. ~ North Front street. Desirable location.
1NVE8TMENT-A- property with three teye91
location. They rent 70 flrBt class people ana
Will pay good i forest on money invested. l6''
l61 aud 100 EOFth Front street.
FARMs-sevefal good farms, suitable for FcSu'
lar farming gardening and fruit.
O. o. SMITH,
l22o Market 81, over Wheat d HaDcherS JsTGI!II
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RIAL EsrArE.
To Iaet.

6toreroom 1854 Market street.
Eight rJomed brick house. 90 Thirteenth It,
Seven ToUtned house, with modern improve
ments, 81 .outh York street
Blk Foomed house, ~ North YoFk street. :.
Five roomed brick, arst class property, "
North Huron Gtreet.
Four roomed brick, 26S0 Market street.
seven FoOmed house, with all modern I'M
prOvementG l65 North front street.
Eight roomed house, with all modern I'M
ITO Virginia street
Four Tobmed house, 26l6 Markell street.
Seven TOOmed hou7e, "a South Penn street.
Store room with dwelling, lbll Main street,
Two room. third flour, I'D Market street.
Dairy Farm within one mile Of the city.