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Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03

John 8. Morgan, one of the prominent
citizens of Groton, died at his home in
that village Sunday morning.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03

Score-New Haven 6, Bridgeport 2. Stops
Reed ID, Smith 20, Fouls-New Haven 8, Bridge
port 1. Referee, O'Malley. Timekeeper, w. L..
Cooper.
In the base ball game the Mercantiles de-
feated the Sagwas in full nine-inning
game by score of 13 to 10. The playeys
were: Sagwas-Sisk c, Larom p, Basssr-
man lib, Tanyane 2b, Andrews 3b, Ballou
If, Lamb RI; Mercantiles- Marley c, Hack
EFT p, w. Clark 1b, McHugh 2b, Mcdonald
3b, Burwell If, M. Clark IF.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03
Special 4utices.
OURSELVES.

Possibly it is not good taste to
make personal illusions, but we
are such an excessively young
firm that it may be pardoned.
We cannot point with pride to a
long and distant passive cannot
even refer to last year; but we
can plant six feet on the living
present and serve your interests
with as much pleasure and profit
as our more ancient and respect
ed competitors. Our stock is
even newer than ourselves, and
it may interest you to know that
our ambition is a trif1e larger
than the commercial field we
hope to occupy. We are a bit
Overanxious to place your orders
on our brand new order book,
and to feel the weight of your sill
yer i'm our pockets. Perhaps you
will find il convenient and profit
able to allow us an opportunity
to do both.
DIT MALLETT, NEWTON H. cox,
JAMES r LYON
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03
BARGAINS on Notion Counter.

Bargains on Notion Counter.
Best linen tape, worth sc, ct &c.
Stockinet dress shields, were 15c, at DC.
Oil silk dress shields, were 10c, at 4c.
Best ivory buttons, large and small sizes,
were Is and zoe per dozen, now dozen
for sc.
Fine alpaca dress braids, oil shades, were
SC each. Now 2 for &c.
Ladies' All Linen Collars with cape, were
12tc., at Sc.
Ladies' Fine Cambria Cuffs, were 1asc.,
at Sc. pair.
Silk Cord Neck Ruching worth 10c. a
yd. NOW Sc. a yard.
Tourists Ruff1ing, in box of yds., at
&c. a box.
Best Pins, warranted not to bend, at
1c. a paper.
Spool Silk, 100 yds at Sc.
Best Spool Cotton, all shades, at &c.
Fine Leather Purses, were Csc, at
1Oc.
Leather Shopping Bags, were Toe, to
Real Whale Bone, at Sc.
Bone Casing, 1Oyds. piece at &c.
Silk Betting, at Sc.
Ladies' hose supporters with belt, War
rem patent, usual price 25c., Now
12 Lee.
Ladies' hose supporters without belt,
worth 20c., at 1Oc.
% skeins embroidery silk for 1Oc.
Best knitting silk at 29c.
Corsets and Ladies' Underwear.
Fine sateen corsets, long and short
wasted; were 75c. to 81, all at soc.
Manufacturers samples of the very best
| made corsets, short hip and high bust,
French woven and hand-sewed corsets, the
| celebrated Madame Foy's skirt-supportine
| corsets and other well-known brands
usual price 1.25 to 81 so, any of these
| at 49c.
| Ladies' muslin drawers, trimmed with
hamburg and tucks; were 3Sc, at 19c.
Corset covers, trimmed with hamburg
usual price 25c, at lie.
| Bargains on Hosiery Counter.
| Ladies' fast black hose, full regular max.
and worth 25c, at 19c.
Boys ribbed school hose, warranted fas
black, all sizes, 2 pair for 25c.
| Ladies' cashmere gloves; were 25c, al
lie a pair.
| Mems Furnishings.
| 4-in-hand silk scarfs, were 25c to $50
all at 1Oc.
Silk puff scarfs, were 25c to SOC, all O.
these at 19c.
Silk band bowes, were 25c, at 1Oc.
ALI wool cashmere hose, seamless, wortl
23c, for this sale 2 pair for 26c.
Scarlet wool ribbed shirts, were 75c ant
81, for this sale at SOC.
Mems 4-ply all linen collars, were 12ic
at &c.
HJENnEU n FREEnmAN
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03
A Trip to Cuba.

Henry Barnes, secretary and manager of
the Niagara Laundry company, has returned
from delightful trip to Cuba. He brings
home very pleasant recollections of his
trip, including his visits to Matanzas and
Havana and a sugar plantation at Santa
Clara: also not few views and sketches
of scenes and places taken by himself that
are worthy of the professional artist. He
RECALLED himself to his hearts content with
the tropical fruits and dainties of the sea-
son, and returns in fine health and spirits,
much recuperated by his Journey
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03
Tuesday, March 3, 1891.
NEW ADvERT1sEMENTs FOR TO-DAY.

NEW ADVEKT1SE1ENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Amusement-At Polo Rink.
Daily Chat-Wm. Nicely & Co
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup-At Druggists
Entertainment-AtP roctor's Opera House.
Furniture-Bowditch & Prudden & Co.
For Rent-House-8O1 Chapel Street.
Hoods Sarsaparilla-At Druggists.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Druggists.
Lost-Diamond Riug-20 Dwight Street.
Lost-Dog-55 Hillhouse Avenue.
Nur5es-New Haven Directory.
Salvation Oil-At Druggists
Observation-Disclosures g. Co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AZ, City.
Wanted-Young Men-262 North Quinn1plac st.
Wanted-Stuation-65 Perkins Street.
Wanted-Situation-1 South Street.
wanted-Situation-155 Bradley Street.
Wanted-Situation--72 Adeline Street.
Wanted-Situation-3A Columbus Avenue.
Wanted-Situation-48 Ashmann Street.
Wanted-Situation-1 Clinton Avenue.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03

And simple faith than noble blood
-Tesnyson.
The process known as damn
ing with faint praise" is the pun
ishment most dreaded by indi-
viduals daring enough to front
the footlights of public oPin-
ion."
Even the most adverse criti-
cism implies the subject of it is
worthy of being picked to pieces.
The now celebrated author of
MIR. Barnes of New York"
when rallied on the cutting up
the critics gave him, referred
curiosity to the substantial rec
ord of sales as an all-sufficient
answer.
Dry Goods people, as a rule,
don't deal out praise in any
shape to even an honorable as
well as successful opponent.
They conhne themselves to
steadily stealing his ideas, and
abuse most when in the act of
robbing.
We have no faint praise" for
our late contemporaries in Chap
ell street. We have nothing but
whole-souled admiration.
Their business career was a
bright and useful one. Let it be
a striking example for all time.
how square dealing and success
can journey hand in hand.
The consciousness of il is car
ried home alike to you and US.
Yesterday Mr.. Curtis Wilcox,
a partner in the late house, Miss
Emma E. Barnes and Mr.. John
L. Landon, two of its leading
employees, commenced their new
business relations with us.
Old friends and faces are al
ways welcome. Doubly well
come to you now, because with
them comes the certainty of your
tastes remembered, your wishes
anticipated, your buying-times
made as little fatiguingas possible.
The special sale of the balance
of Wilcox & Co.'S stock We
bought begins here to-day, Mar.
Sd, on the Second Floor.
All the goods bought are now
at less than HALF the WHOLESALE
price. Some LESS than that even.
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.
Twenty-seven in. China Silks,
desirable medium shades, former
price ST, now 39c.
Colored Surahs, light and dark
shades, were ST., now 3oc.
Colored MORE Silks, were
| $2.5o, now 4Sc.
| Colored Gros Grain Silks,
desirable dress shades, formerly
Stag to s., now all at 1876.
81 Colored
~ Faille
Ml(ElEAF Franchise,
WAm : -s is a.: : nd
| lhN%EA1 shades,
~ W. sa.oo, are
A-( 59c.
Colored Rhadames Silks, best
street and evening shades, were
Sl.25 to $2.oo, are soc.
Twenty-four in. Sable Pushes,
were So, now 75c.
Second Floor
The reductions in Courtauld's
English Crepes runs thus:
s sgs5 s as
SS50 Sis
h. S sss
In Roll Grapes:
.|s$ az 81 81 81
sac siSs
Second Floor
An idea of the cut-prices in
Velvets
WE'RE
.ss@ Csl.es, II
s ssSS ss sss
Second Floor.
The $500 and $3.50 Bro
cade Silks are now Stag.
Second Floor.
One dollar Cream Quilted
SatIns at QOc.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Hartford Defea at,

Mercantiles ..........O 2 o 4 ID
Sagwas ............0 2 9 0 0 10
Hartford Defeated.
At Boston-Boston 2, Hartford 1. Stops
1, Hartford 8. Referee, Irwin.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03
A Loss to Bridgeport.

BRIDGEPORT, March 2.-The death of
Glover E. Sanford of this city, son of Ed
win q. Sanford, was caused by heart fail
ure following an attack of pneumonia. He
was grand son of the late Glover San
ford and member of the Bridgeport firm
of Glover Sanford & Sons. He was super
intendent of st. Johns Sunday school and
of fine social standing and business ability.
He was formerly prominent for his physi
cal vigor and prominence in athletics.
Rev. MIR. Watkins Resignation.
The members of the Church of the
Ascension will hold meeting at the
church tomorrow evening to take action
on the resignation of the rector, Rev. S. H.
Watkins. Mr.. Watkins has already ac-
copied the call to the Episcopal church in
South Norwalk. His resignation will take
effect immediately after Easter. In South
Norwalk he will receive salary of $1,000
per annum with the free use of the rectory,
while here he only receives 81, 200 or
81, 400 out of which he has to pay his own
house rent
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03

Mean temperature. IL.
Max. temp, 20; min temp, 8.
Precipitation, 90 inches.
Max. velocity Of wind, BONE.
Total excess or deficiency Of temperature since
January 1, 1.96 degrees.
Total excess or deficiency Of precipitation since
Jan. I, x3. 90 in.
HI coz, Observer.
Note.-A minus sign II prenxed to thermom-
eter readings indicates temperature below zero.
A "T'' in connection with rainfall indicates .
trace Of precipitation too small to measure.
+snow is melted and resulting depth Of water
not known.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03
Fails to Thav ,Em Out.
Yesterdays Waterbury Republican
says:

Even the fire in Senator Fox's oratory fails to
thaw out the frozen feelings of Connecticut dem
ocrats towards that section of the constitution
which says that the governor shall hold Office for
two years land until his succersor be duly quail
fed
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03
WEATHER RECORI

WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY. -
,5s.E,-- ;. WAR DEPARTMKNT,;
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL SERVICE
WASHINGTON, DC, p. M, Mar. 2, 1891.
For Maine: Generally fair, slightly warmer,
winds becoming easterly.
For the rest of New England and eastern New
York. Snow Tuesday; warmer, winds becoming
southeasterly.
Local weather Report.
FOR MAR. 2, 1891.
An. Pm.
barometer 3O58 3O.46
Temperature ...... u
Humidity ......... AZ
Wind, direction. mn NE
Wind, velocity..... II 10
Weather. .......... Cloudess Pit. Cloudy
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03

Bargains In Dress Innings.
Best soft finish cambria in lengths up to
yards, at 24c yard
Good plain and fancy silesias, former
prices Is to zoe, in lengths of II yards to
4 yards. All at &c a yard.
Crinoline dress facings in lengths of 2
yards to yards, former prices to 12to a
yard. Any of them at SC a yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03

We have no faint praise" for
our late contemporaries in Chap
ell street. We have nothing but
whole-souled admiration.
Their business career was a
bright and useful one. Let it be
a striking example for all time,
how square dealing and success
can journey hand in hand.
The consciousness of il is car
ried home alike to you and us.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03

DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.
Twenty-seven in. China Silks,
desirable medium shades, former
price ST., now 3oc.
Colored Surahs, light and dark
shades, were ST., now 39c.
Colored MORE Silks, were
$2.5o, now 4Sc.
Colored eros Grain Silks,
desirable dress shades, formerly
Stag to s., now all at 49c.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03
MENDRL & FRKEDMAN.

Great Bargain Offering - We have
completed our inventory and dnd
some odd lots OF Goods In every
department., which we shall dis
pose OF this Week at an enormous
sacrifice, as we must have the
room for our new Spring goods,
which are arriving daily - Read
items below very carefully, as II IL
an opportunity seldom offered:
Bargains in Dress Trimm1nRs-Any
OF these at 1Oc yd.
Handsome gold and silver tinsel braids,
rich silk embroidered Persian bands, fine
pure silk and mohair gimp, all shades, any
of these were sold from Toe to 81 90 I'd.
Any of these at 1Oc n yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03

Colored Rhadames Silks, best
street and evening shades. were
Sl.25 to $500, are soc.
Twenty-four in. Sable Pushes,
were So, now 75c.
Sas,ond Floor
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03

NoTE.-H anyone would like to call upon
the lady who has told her story above, they
may learn her name and address by calling
upon Dr., Damon. No. es8 chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03

The special sale of the balance
of Wilcox & Co.'S stock We
bought begins here to-day, Mar.
I'D, on the Second Floor.
All the goods bought are now
at less than HALF the WHOLESALE
price. Some LESS than that even.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03
NEWS OF COLLEGE INTEREST.

Banquet OF the Lawrenceville Club
other Nstes-Reception by President
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-03

The $500 and $3.50 Bro
cade Silks are now Stag.
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Ii YOU want to save your money take
some stock III the new Wheeling Build
ing Association Meets next Saturday
night at office OF Franklin Insurance
Company, "a Twelfth street. Shares
$3.50 each, without any rebates. For
further information apply TO either Of
the following persons:
James McAdams, WIN. Ellinsham,
Thomas OBrien, A. ]. McNash,
VIM. Mccormick, b. I. Adams,
John u. Clator, +. 3. Kleives,
VIM. II. llallcr, J. c. Brady.
W. ]. W. Cowden, Jas. II. Mcclure.
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TOILE Jet HINTS.

a clear complexion Is the result Of good hcaitii
mot OF cosmcIIcs
Cosmetics cnn be used In moderation 10 I'd
vantage, but they are never 30 PERFECT aa the
boom which good health lmpArts.
a clear complexion Is usually tho result OF
good circulation. aud good circulation Is the
s,cady TOW Of the blood through the sy,;enl.
When the blood Is sluggish ard the mind de-
pressed nothing Is so beneficial NJ 4 pure incdi.
clnal stImulnnt, and nothing so thoroughly
stimulates the circulation or keeps 1t IN regular
md perfect order rs pure whiskoy.
While there are many so.cnllCd whisScyS
There is only one that Is admitted 10 be purely
medicinal onci namely, buys purc Malt
Druggists and groccrS mny Try to nrGrc to the
contrary bccaure they make more money on
cheap and inferior goods but It y always best
70 bGar IN mind that the ono which as been
tested tried mud proven by experience Ia INC
only certain one.
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1914 MARKET STREET.
GMALL FARM FOR SALE,

Containing about ,hirty-ivc acres. situated
about live miles above Wheeling, IN Ohio, close
10 TiltonvillC. The Wheeling * Lake Erie rail-
foGt! runs through the edge vi Ii, or alongside,
and the Cleveland & Pittsburgh RAILROAD Just.
wcs! Of il. Is very desirable for building ION.
Price $1,000. For terms etc, call on or address.
r. T. HOWELL,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent, bridgeport. O.
,,IC
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MARTINS laEERY.


ro!!tica, and Personal po'nts-Coneccs.
J. 81. C. a. Secretary.
Mckinley buttons are still in great dc.
mand, notwithstanding the campaign il
almost over. Large orders have been
received from different parts OF the
United States this week, notably one
from Springfield, Mass, yesterday.
Five hundred were shipped TO Toledo,
400 to Springfield, 800 to Sandusky, 800
10 Faulding 200 10 Wauscon, 800 TO
Cleveland, 2SS TO Columbus, $40 to Can
ton and others 10 Wooster, Findlay,
Cincinnati, Fostoria, Bryon, Tiilin,
Akron, YOUNGSTOWN, GAINESVILLE, st.
Mary's, Celina, and other towns. Travel.
ing men say the buttons are seen all
over the unitet States. The moro tho
DEMOCRATS lie about the buttons aud
ridicule them the better they sell.
The Martins Ferry Opera House was
crowded last night to hear the enter
tainment OF tho Kellogg concert COM
pany, tho first OF the Y. VI. G. 4. series.
All wore highly pleased with the music.
Each artist was well received. Tho
sensation OF the event was the per-
formancc OF the American warbler. Mr..
Charles d. Kellogg. The I. NJ. q. A..
is TO be congratulated.
Tho remainder Of the rails for tho
electrical railway arc being laid on
Lincoln avenue, and cars will begin
running next Saturday The Bridge
port council has passed an ordinance
satisfactory to the town and the COM
pany.
The Republican club will hold spc-
cial meeting this Thursday evening
for the purpose oil giving instructions
on the new ballot law. All Republi-
cans who DO not understand tho law
should attend this meeting.
At q meeting OF tho Y. N. G. A., last
night, Mr.. Hamilton, OF Springfield, o.,
was elected secretary. The association
has not had Il secretary since tho resi:-
nation OF Edward T. Haughton, some
time ago.
Mr.. A. B. Anderson. who was assault
cd and robbed OF $500 on last Thursday
at Esnavillc, mentioned exclusively in
the lNTELLIGENcEE OF Friday, returned
to Brink, W. Va, yesterday with his
wife.
Mrs. Fannie Anderson and her daugh-
tors, Mrs. DR.. A. X. Ong and Mrs. DR..
Will II. Hall, will entertain their lady
friends at tho residence OF the former,
on Fourth street, tomorrow evening.
I. X. RatcliAe, Esq, OF Mt. Pleasant
is acting rs cashier OF the Peoples Say
ings Bam!; during the absence OF Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Ratcliil at Granville.
Lyman lanes will entertain his
friends tomorrow evening" ut his home
corner OF Second and Jefferson streets
Mr.. Will Lewis, Of East Liverpool
was in town yesterday among ole
friends. lie is always welcome here.
Mrs. Adam Cross iell and broke hcl
wrist yesterday. The fracture was re
duccd by DR.. }. NJ. Blackford.
Miss Anna Dean has been appointct
head nurse i'll the Allegheny, Pa.
General Hospital.
Go.won-go- Mohawk will appear i,
"The Indian Mail Carrier" at the Oper;
House tonight.
Miss Nan Pope. OF Portland, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Conway.
Mrs. Rev. Jonathan Underwood, O
Mt Pleasant, died on Monday.
Mr.. a. G. Bcazlc, OF Bcallsyille, i;
here visiting friends.
Miss Carrie Wood is visiting friend.
at Allegheny, Pa.
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Have You Q Store?


Do you want to "keep" your
goods, or do you want to sell them2
You can't find your cad" in any
Wheeling newspaper, neither can
anybody else. What do you think
people think when they don't see
you in the procession?
You are not selling as much as
you want to sell and ought to sell,
and you know it. Buyers think
you are "not in it." Why don't
you get in it and handle some more
sheckels.
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G. R. GoErzE, W. w. Irwin, John
klari, G. schncpi c. NIenkemiller, W.
S. Mccullough, NJ. W. Heinrich, W. L.
Williams, S. l.. Brice, John Coleman
and W. II. Williams. Wheeling, w. Va. :;
Bowie & Co., bridgeport, Ohio; L. L.
Peabody, Benwood, W. Va, the drug
gists, take especial pleasure in supply
ing their customers with the best medi-
cines obtainablc. Among the many cx-
ccllent preparations on their shelves
may be mentioned Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy, favoritc during the winter
months on account OF its great success
in the cure OF colds. There is nothing
that will loosen severe cold so quick
", or as promptly relieve the lungs.
Then it counteracts any tendency TO-
ward pneumonia. It is pleasant and
safe to take, and July worthy Of its pop
ularlty. Daw
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Fastest ON EARTH.
rrom Now Yorl. to Buffalo in @
Hours and 80 Ia Minuton.
FgP,2E STATE EXPRESS TRAIN

,,,rcs n wonderful Trip and Breaks
an Former Rccor,ls...An Average
Totc of Over 81 Miles an lIomr..Ihc
Maximum Speed Seventy Miles an
IIour by Heavy Train....Scvcral
Stops Made.
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Daniel ". Harrison
Tic Fraternity OF Financial III sAaHceEy
tO.Dpcrntion

Cooperation.
The object OF this suit is to rccoycr hy decree
OF the above named Govt the sum OF SiGSl, with
irtcIcs; thereon from the 10Th day Of j;nc 1871,
until payment for money frauduicnlly Obtlincd
By the defendant, from sum;lry persons named IN
IN exhibit OF the bill filed In tiiS cause who arp
ns,!gnurs OF the plaintiff, and who nfc member;
Of local Division 30, 70. Of said Fraternity In the
City OF Cleveland, In the state OF Ohio, and nlso
To recover the costs G.! this suit: and 70 subicc;
10 the payment and satisfaction Of the said aiDil,
intercst and costs, moneys OF the defendant in
the custody OF the Exchange Tank q! Wheeling,
which have been attached under order OF attach.
lnent issued herein. And /; appearing from IN
affidavit filed in said cause at these rules. that
the dcicndnn. Il not II resident OF the State OF
West Virginia. nnh II not having been served
win process herein, on motion Of the plaintiff
this order OF publication II entered usnins. II,
and 1t Is ordered tina. the said dcfcmin.t do m
pCnr within one month after The iIrSt publication
OF this order and do what il necessary 20 protect
It's interests; further ordered that THIS order
DO published aud posted as required by law.
Witness, John W. Mitchell. Clerk OF said Court
nj the Court House OF said county, this 1th day
Of October, 1871, tO.wit: October Rules, 1891
JOES W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published tho flS.tinie Oct0berS lS9i.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk
EGGLEsToS. EasEISE IL ALLISON, and CALDWELL
Il CALDwtLl. Solicitors Tor Complainant
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C. O. SMITH,
E0R SELH,

E0R SEL.S.
Sixty lots, from sl1J TO an eIch.
Forty lots FROM .:DJ 10 $50 each. in DtlYeicts
Addition.
Six.y.i!ve feat font. OF vl.Tlna street, IL
feet iIOat on sOGth YORK SifOat, for sI,lDq.
Desirable sccUAl'clnSS hotel property for 81 on.
Lot NO 10, Elizabeth street. 800; No. 10, SIS:
No. L. so; 30, Is, sL!j: NO. -, SOD: No. u.
slUl; No. q, 500.
No. 60 North FROM: strsnt The most dciirabl,
feet
Eight acres of land. excellent orchard md
residence OF eleven rooms, near West Liberty
Academy, can b. bought for a}l0l
Two valuable lots on Chhpilne street.
Two lots on South Front street
Two desirable residences on Chaplnc street.
10 1925 McCOllOch erect.
Desirable residence on Fifteenth street,
No. liy Fifteenth street. Ground q feet front
No 1853 Jacob street
100 acres Of land in suliy county, South Da.
Eota.
l5O.Gcrcifar;n in Marshall coun.y.
No SSivtp"nih street
Thirty.lve GcregstoEc and coal land. hush Pm
Ohio.
Seventeen and onc.hal rorcs land, ouoh,i,
milo west lower point OF Island I'M.
No. 1850 Wetzol street. ground 50 By 3O1!,,..
10. 2stjl and 1888 Wood street:
Twenty.Ouc shares Riverside Glass Work.
stock ut . bargain.
nos. 30 nlId :gOj Complimentary.
No. Spl5 McCOloch street
: No. :G0i Market GtrGeL
No. &c Ohio street.
No. 23li EoIstrecs
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No OTHER preparation combines tho
positive economy, the peculiar merit
and the medicinal power OF Hoods Sar-
sapari!a. G
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kcrs were covered in five minutes.
There the speed slackencd a bit, for the
next five miles required eight minutes.
There was no phenomenal speeding
after that-altl!ougl u higher rate than
fifty miles m hour was maintained ut
,imcs.-until after poughkeepsie was
passed,