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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-11-07
Itch and Salt Rbeum.

mo all afflicted with the itch. salt rheHrn or
Il any skin disease that scales and drops OF
and then scales again. etc, make a sGlre which
Ia as harmless As butter, that viii heal the dis
eased parts In fran 10 10 weeks, no matter how
long standing or what remedies you have tried,
and build 4 skin a healthy as a new born
babes. the disease never TO return again Not
sold to druggisfk- To be had only from y.
PETRE, East Haven, Conn, s. 90 and Ioc stamp
(for ulAiD for n OK tAr tyiE lys
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES

STOCKS and BONDS FOR SALE.
20 shs New Haven Water Co. g stock.
Is shs Southern New England Telephone Co.
25 shs Merchants National Bank.
16 shs Security Insurance Co.
% shs New England Transportation Co..
IS shs Boston Electric Light Co.
1000 Housatonic RI. Co s pc. bonds Of 1887.
1900 N. Y. & N. H.RR. Co. per cent. bonds.
5000 Denver Water Co. Pc bonds.
1000 N Y. & N E. R. r. Co. pc. bonds.
1000 N. Y. n. E. RR. Co 6 pc. bonds.
5000 Town of New Haven SO pc. park bonds.
5000 Peoria Water Co. pc. bonds
5000 Swift & Co. p. C. bonds.
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Governments Bonds.
The following were the quotations for United
States bonds at the call to-day:
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accepts s. per month under this act. VIII tI,is da
DIR him from subsequently applying for increase II
pension under any other law an Old Saltft
here says that person living as fsr south a. The
poth degree south latitude cannot ses The North
star II ths true dHSWcr. o. No, ID will not in
leFicre m any way with his rights under existing
laws. or under any laws that may hereafter be en-
acted 2 four sailor friend i right we think Tor
~ tnat la'ltude tie horizon would prevent our
North star being srcu.
y w., HsrDi0n, 3. 2 n ease prints The law ra-
E3rding the burial nf INDECENT soldiers or Ne much
OF the Jaw - pertains tu their burial. d7gtger W.
are not aware 81 any such law applicable TO inter-
ineHi' outside oi The District Of Columbia.
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What western Veterans Want.

A dispatch from Arkansas City, Kan, SAYS
that the old soldiers Of that district, at a meet
ing held Sunday evening, Feb. !, adopted reso-
luti0ns asking that Congress let the old
soldiers 90 into the Cherokee strip 30 days
before anyone else TO take up claims. The
Soldiers Southwestern Association will hold
a convention of southwestern Kansas and
Oklahoma veterans in Arkansas City, Feb. %,
to nemorialize Congress on the strip question.
An Arkansas City man who has just returned
from the strip reports that there are a great
many settlers already in the outlet, and that
every quarter-sectiOn along the river is occu-
MED.
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NOTHING LIKE It'll

Blood is thicker than water,
and must be kept pure to
Insure good health.
SwIr's SPECIFIC is natures remedy
for this purpose.
IL never to fails eliminate the impur
ties and build up the general health
There is only one Swift's Specific,
and there is nothing like it.
BE sure and get the genuine.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga
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A STANFORD c. @ cIrn
Weak. Nerrous Men.

Send at once for full directions (seaed) FREE ~
Common Sense Home Treatment will positively cure All
the enech OF inip0tcncy, etc, the only care knogn
iof kHrfcocele, new ana certain method no fleetric
nonsense, NO stomach dragging. Addre.s a.
bIoh EAAiAACY ~. Albion. Michigan
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When Baby was sick, we gave her ccstorrG.
When she was a Child, she cried for CastoriG.
When she became Miss she chung 10 Castoria.
wien shs bad Children she gave them CastoriA.
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LOYALBOMEWORKERS

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Objects G. g.: Progress, patriotism.
Price silver badge: One dollar.
All regular readers of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
MAY be- enrolled as Loyal Home Workers free. and
90 become members ot the Conversation Club and
contributors 10 the several departments.
Contributors will please add 60 the address on
their envelopes. sI.oyal llomeworl1ers or "CC.,"
a. facilitate the handling Of mail.
References required Of new members desiring
correspondence.
a a photographs and sketches must accompany
each other and eacE picture must have name and
address on the back. No notice viii be taken Of
chem Otherwise.
n. 7. c. c. GUARDS.
Tie G O. Guards u "a band Of the C.. c. organized
Hi Boston Aug. l3, 1880 for mutual benefit and the
more practical enforcement 81 the principles OF
pntriuilsIn and progress 10 which the q. q. stand
pledged Following is the form Of application 10
be Endorsed hy Post Commander, Minister u the
Gospel, or Other reliable person.
Admission fee, 10 cents, must accompany This APP
pcauon.
.'...Los
70 National Investigating Committee
THus j. MARTIN, Chairman,
lluN 5iG, Clinton, Mass.
DEAR SIR AND BRo. GUARD: i, AS a member OF
fle q. a.. have the hnuoF 90 make application for
membership in thc y. r. g. &. Guards, being la
sympathy with is objects and plcdgiug the Order
my hearty support.
Signed .....,......... ...'.''..'''''r
Qeuil namc9
................- ...........s....,
lAturess.l
chcerfully indOrse the application ni...-..........
believing .......to be loyal aud ol good character
Signed ,..t,..,...-.... ......'......".
The Guards Of any State desiring TO form Di-
vision should address the AdiuiRut-t direct.
KATE D. SHERWOOD. CommHuder-in-Chiei
AMOS J.. SEAMAN, Adjutant- General, 81. Louis
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BRAIN-RACKERS.

ITO CONTRIBUTORS; Ia sending answers name
30. of InE NATIoNAL TRIBUNE in which tho puzzle
II found. AusVers 81 gues.ers may be forwarded
within a week after re cciviug this TEIBUsE. Donot
make numerical enigmas Of your name.
Answers mus accompany al puzzles iorwarded.l
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE JAN. o.
An Elevated Diamond-Parapet
Iaugle FOR G. CT you want TO know what's
going on around our Capital city, just read THE
NArIOsAL TRIBUSE and also the q. &.
a Familiar QuotAilOn-His bark is worse than
his bite.
Date Puzzle-Isg2 the Columbian Exposition.
A FavoritG motto-Pr0 Patria.
Loved 10y All-Our country.
Scientific ACCOMPLISHMENTS navigation.
TANGLED TRUTH.
adv Ia "A mite
It's "A loshmIOwee merry,
dogo noe ot vile by,
ayd al stem.
Alice n. shaw. Verbeck, Kan.
TANGLED PRoVERB
:" I1ht lismb 10 hie sgdoudirg oslywl ult rdngied-
n1rgiec ifcu. n-Kiuie VI. Rolr
THE GREATEST PAINTER.
/ am composed Of seven letters.
], 2, aqnick, sharp sound
= 3, a. 10 fold over.
3, 9, 2, Is sound Of "A bell.
4, ., j. Is a musical instrument
Whole Il the greatest painter.
Lille Bowers.
HIDDEN PALINDRoME.
composed Of - lctters, and am a palm
drDme.
My MA, -, q is a covering for the face.
3, q, 20 IL IL not MARROW.
p. lG ., j. "A boys name.
- 70, 4, II il wicked.
.. p. 4 is Imperfect Of do.
~ Q, Is TO expire.
z, AZ, "a, y - an action.
IL Ia and 50 forth"
-MaplewoOd, Ind.
PRACTICAL PROBLEM.
Find the length 81 a piece OF Garnet three feet
wide that can just be placed dlagonally nero.. a
room 80 feet long aud Is feet wido without folding
or cutting Edgar l.. Stevens. Western Shoshoue
Agency, Kan.
&C. C. ENIGMA.
dedicated TO tho members Of Tennesseel
Ia joy and la SORROW;
In wide aud ia narrow;
La soft aud Ina hard;
IN soldier and ia guard;
In butter aud ia bTeud:
Ia iron and la lead;
In seven, not la eight.
Whole what every member should do
Lou NJ. Staring, Hartman, Tenn.
A COMING EVENT.
am composed Of - letters
My ], 10, u, 20 - n small bird.
2, II is "A domestic animal.
4, 10 a. En exclamation.
9, IS, z, ~ Is Ia separate.
B. 10 Is 5, IS j. the part OF the liver where The
current flows swiftly.
8, - b. an exclamation.
Ny whole names a coming event Is American
history.
Florence T. UIum,
A STAMFORD C. C. cLUR.
In Fred IL, Banks, not in Rine Fisher
la Thee. y Stout, not la a. ii. BOrth wick
la Nstue ". Pink, not ia Anna B Fox
ln fiTa V Stockton, not la Maud Chairman
IN Lena Fisher, not la Ada Marshall
ln Minnie ". ouimby, not la lavinia Cundf
la Leitie Hicks not ln Annie NJ Mayo
ia Addie HRtiug, not ia 4. J. KJgcTs
In julie A. Wheeler, not la Uncle Vet
Ia LOttlc w. Chase, not la Aunt MAY Keller
Whole II name II "a Stanford &. g. GIuh
-Rollin 4. Toms, Stamford Conn.
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5 sugqestions.


]. Be persevering. Do not be easily put Off
Do not become discouraged at an apparent re-
buff. Our faith is even now often put to the
test.
2. Affirmations as to the truth of what you
say should BIO sparingly used. The civil oath
IS always proper. A habit Of enforcing ordi-
nary statements in general conversation by
observation should not gain.
j. Schools of theology should be maintained.
4. Cultivate Christian fellowship; the Com
muniOn OF the Saints; religious conversation :;
talks on theOlogic topics. (Y. H. Taking
walks in groups, two or more, and passing the
time IN Christian intercourse is profitable and
entertaining. Remember our Savior's walk
and talk from jerusalem TO Emmaus with the
two disciples and how the hearts Of Christ's
companions burned within them
.. Exercise faith. 1t required great con-
fdence in God TO stand on one side of wide.
violent river and deliberately proceed to open
up highway over, having at hand only a
flexible rod Of skin. Believe Christ. Trust
him in emergencies. Never imagine the means
To effect great results must necessarily be huge
and powerful. God can thrash a mountain
with worm.
tn. To
The National tribune., 1891-02-12
IL AhE 1HANsLAIlON oF ELIJAH
l. Data.
4 III 90 ~
. Pfncs

Gilgal to Bethel; Bethel to Jericho; Jericho
to west side of the Jordon; the east or left side
of tho Jordan, opposite Gilgal, in the land of
Moab. Moses died in that locality. (Deu.,
34:5.l The Israelites entered the Jordan, 10
cross over into tho Promised Land, near the
same place. Josh, 3:14-l7) Jesus was
baptized near there. (St Matt, 3:I3-I7D The
ford was about 100 feet wide and 10 to 70 feet
deep. The spot was not far OFF from Mt. Nebo
whence Moses disappeared
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8. The Facts.

For decade of years Elijah and Elisha had
been associates. The time for separation
arrived. The two walked on busy in CONVEX
satiOn. when, all of n sudden. seeming chariot,
fiery, glorious, Respondent, shooting out rays of
light, swept by, apparently drawn by coruscat-
ing horses. BY some invincibIo arm Elijah
was lifted into q conveyance and borne on high.
Some have believed than an angel band grouped.
as in chariot form, and grasped Elijah as they
flew by. Angels are styled chariOts PA
65: H. The word "seraphim F" signifies ire.
Elisha was taken by surprise. Before he
could speak Elijah was quite in the sky. my
father my father the chariot of Israel and
the hOTsemen thereof" cries Elisha. Chariots
and horses were much used in war. Elisha
meant Elijah served TO Israel instead of chart
OTIS. The Chaldee renders thus: My master!
my master who by thy intercessons vert of
more use TO Israel than horses and ehariots."
(Ecc'u As: LIP, gives a summary from a ma
tonal point of the life of Elijah. One recalls
our Savior's ascension from among the Apostles
Mythology tells us ROmulus went TO Heaven in
a chariot Elijah never reaPpeaEed on earth
till, with Moses, he was present at Christ's
TRANSPORTATION. His body in mid SKY was
doubtless changed as that Of our Savior was,
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Manhood Restored,

victim o. yguthtu imprudencs causing Premature
Decay Nervous Debility Lost Manhood &c having tried
IN vain every known remedy has discovered a simula
means OF So cure nen ne vii send free his follow
sufferers. Address, j. IA. REEVES, Box $50 New York
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OF sorrow and trial have selected the following
beautiful lines, and would urge our readers 10
search the Scriptures for answers, which, formed
into an acrosiic, reads Rest la the Lord"
Who far of the man she came 20 wedf
What woman once the tribes OF Israel ledf
The initials Of these names contain
balm for every wounded heart,
All fear would cease, ALI fear grow calm,
III men would heed what they imparL
When none would doubt or yRnly ask
What shall do N this bcfall?
But waiting meekly on the Lord
Would simply trust 10 Him for all,
-Hattio Crawford, fFeepOrt, Wash.
The National tribune., 1891-02-12

gre EPILEPSY and sPAsMs cured, not stopped.
"a - mean q permanent cure and no Feturns Ne
pa, ca cared DR FERDINAND, st. Louis No.
Mention The NttIOna. Tribune.
The National tribune., 1891-02-12
PRAcrIcAL pRnRIrM-

Find the length 81 piece OF carpet three feet
wide, that can just be placed diasoually Acro.. "A
or cutting Edgar l.. Stevens, Western Shoshone
AEeucN. KIM.
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FEYER AND sCURYY.
Terrible sufYerIngs Of tho Crew of the Dark
RoYnl Tur

Terrible sufYerlnss of tho Crew Of tho Bark
Royal Tar.
SAN FRAxCsco, Sept. 7.-Thc bark
Royal Tar, from Australia, anchored in
quarantine yesterday morning, reported
fever and scurvy on board, and the cap
tain and first mate dead.
The Royal Tar left Sydney last March,
with Capt. T. A. Franklin, two mates,
eleven seamen aud boy, bound for
Frederick William Haven, Ingermnn,
Guinea. Shortly after arriving there
fever broke out on board, the captain
and four men being taken ill. Their
medicines gave out and the captain soon
died.
First Mate Rogers then took command
and the ship sailed on June for HUM
bolt, Cal. After time Rogers also died
Of fever, and second Mate John Mccall
took command and succeeded in getting
to san Francisco without any more
deaths. All the crew were i'll at one
time or another, and most OF the time
there were only three men able to work
on board. In July all stores gave out
except tea and flour, and on this the
crew had to live; no anti-scorbuties
were on board and the men suffered
fcarfully. Ten days ago the German
bark Hydra gave them little meat and
quinine.
The appearance OF the men is fright
full. Some are toothtess, and others
pitted and Scared with gangrene. It is
believed the lives of ali will be saved by
care and rest
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progress between Fisk and Rice which
contemplated the production OF q winter
circus to eclipse everything heretofore
attempted. In the spring tour oil ~ IN
the South, Rice was shocked TO receive
a telegram at Macon, Ca, from jay
Gould, who was also interested IN the
enterprise, containing the sad intelll,,
gence that Fisk was dead. "Uncle Dan"
thinks that this was the missing oil the
opportunity Of his life.
The idea OF training blind horse ioT
ring performances was Dan Rice's, ana
when Excelsior, Jr., was introduced to
the public there was q pretty clear
demonstration that the horse is next 70
man in intelligence. This horse could
distinguish the meaning Of the words OF
his master under certain circumstances,
and was visited many times by Horace
Greeley. Professor Agazzis, Oliver Wen
dell Hoi mes and others. Atrainer hav-
ing such skill as Dan Rice ought TO be
kept in New York to entertain the pub
lie, and no Roman circus or Paris hip
podrome could produce man OF his
counterpart. The Jest, the keen mother
wit OF the clown are his to this day,
and, no doubt, old New Workers would
delight in seeing Dan Rice in the ring
again. His white hair and gray tutt OF
Yankee ehin-whisker mark the advance
OF years, but he bears them lightly.
His sturdy figure is one OF the pictur-
esque sights on lower Broadway on
sunny days.
What a fund of anecdotc, what thou
sands of personal "reminiscences are
packed in that big, round head Of Dan
Rice. For fifty years he has Travelled in
state, up and down the highways and
by ways Of this broad land, and catered
to the amusement OF the multitude. In
Europe he has caused vast audiences to
wonder at his performances, and TO
pass his skill. Renewing his youth, Dan
Rice TODAY is preparing to give New
York winter circus which, it is need
less to say, will be something thrillingly
interesting
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WILL IGNORE FACTIONS.
What Secretary sutton Says About the
Irish League Convention.

What Secretary Sutton Says About the
Irish League Convention.
OMAHA, NEB., Sept. John P. Sui
ton, Secretary of the Irish National
League of America, when asked ii the
forthcoming convention at Chicago
would be for or against Parnell, said:
"The convention will be perfectly in
dependent Of all Irish factions. When
the convention was called the following
cablegram was sent to the leader OF each
faction: Convention meets in Chicago
October L. Parnell replied as follows:
Regret that / cannot visit America in
October; may possibly later. What do
"Nr. Parnett probably wanted fur
Their postponement OF the convention,
but the days for submission to the
whims OF Irish leaders have passed for
ever" said Mr.. Sutton. "Slr. Mccarthy,
after many days OF meditation, an
swered: 'Cablegram received. Thanks.
BY Parnell in power and Parnell out OF
power, and by the members OF McCar-
thy's following, whether united or dis
united, the treatment accorded to tho
Irish National League has been coward
", diseourteous, and, may say, treach-
erous."
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OFFICE OF THE !
NEW YORK LIRE ENsURAECEi
NnNTpAHV
sac AND sls g ,il,;I


NEW YORK.
At special meeting of the Board Of
Trustees Of the New York Life Insurance
Company, held on August 81, the following
preamble and resolution were pasSedi
"WHEREAs, A persistent, unjust and
unfounded assault has been and Is now
being made upon this Company by the
New York THes, and
WHEREAS, This Board is now and at
all times has been DESTROYS that all
charges against the management of this
Company should be fully and fairly in
yestigated, and to that end has request
ed the Superintendent Of the Insurance
Department to make IN examination Of
the affairs of this company, which is
now being conducted, and has caused an
action to be instituted in the name OF
the Company against the New York
Times for the libelous attack SO made
upon it by said newspaper; and
"WHEREAs, Theodore NJ. Banta, the
Cashier of this Company, pending said
investigation and action, has published
communication in the New York
Times Of August IS, designed to give sup
port to said attack to the injury Of this
Company and its policyholders;
Therefore, Resolrsd, That tits the sense
of this Board that the President remove
Theodore NJ. Banta from the position Of
Cashier Of this Company and from the
employ of the Company from this date"
Accordingly, in the pursuance OF that
minute, tho following letter of dismissal
was addressed to AFR. Banta by Mr. Beers,
the President OF the Company
New YonE, Aug. 81, 1891.
Theo. NJ Ban'a, Esq.,:
DEAR Sin:
We herewith enclose copy of pream-
BILE and resolution passed by the Board
of Trustees at special meeting held
this day. In accordance Herewith you
are hereby notified that your services
will be dispensed with on aud after this
date, and are requested to balance your
cash and turn it over to the Second Vice
President and Mr.. ]. o. Voute at your
earliest convenience.
Yours truly,
(signed) WILLIAM Il. BEERS,
President.
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
8fr. Andrew Anderson, OF this city,
has been promoted TO Professor OF Psy-
chology and English in Manchester Col
eye, at 81. Paul, MINI, and will leave
this week to enter upon his duties.
From present indications Wednesday
will be the largest turnout OF y. A. Il.
men ever held in this city. They are
making preparations for large crowd.
II the Republicans put good ticket
in the field at the convention to-day
they will have no trouble in sweeping
the county by big majority.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
railway is repairing the Noble street
crossing.
The County Commissioners are hold
ing their regular session at st. Clairs-
vile.
Edward Kelly, of Chicago, who has
been visiting here returned last even
ing.
Hornberry & Booth shipped 10000
pounds OF wool to the East yesterday.
There were l, AS present at the open
ing OF the schools yesterday. 4.
Benjamin ogle received his pension
yesterday OF Sl5 per month.
A large number went to st. Clairsville
to attend the convention.
Elmer Grow left yesterday to attend
the New Athens college.
The Bellaire bottle works went on
yesterday morning.
The Belmont County Medical society
meets here to-day.
S. WINNER arrived homo yesterday
from Germany.
JIM. Maring has returned home from
the West.
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Send me by express dozen Cham
herlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhga
Remedy. II you want some testtmo-
mails from parties whom your medicine
has benefited / can send them. Your
Remedy is all the 90 here. Herman
Rabich, Dutchtown, Mo. 25 and so
cent bottles ior sale by G. r. Goethe,
w. W. Irwin, JRo. Klari, @. schnepf,
G. Menkemiller, W. S. Mccullough, NJ.
w. Heinrich, w. l.. Williams, S. L.
Brice, Jno. Coleman and w. H. Will
Jams, Wheeling. W. Va. Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport. Ohio. B. F. Peabody, Ben.
wood, ". yn. Daw
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NHHE WEEKLY INTELLfGENCER
Il Il bright, sparkling, instructive family
Journal. 1t u original IN every department.
clean In every line and suited " It g intended
70 interest and improve every member Of The
family, whether In city OF county.
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STATED by H. b. Cochran, druggist,
Lancaster, Pa. Have guaranteed over
900 bottles OF Burdock Blood Bitters
for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bilious at
taeks, liver and kidney trouble. p&w
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n1oK1NnEY Avn sTEUpENvIIl1E.
one Fare for the Round Trip VIn Pennsyl
VnnIR Lines, September 10th.

NnnIh Llhu5I bupIuHDuF IUIu'
For the great Republican demonstra-
ton at Steubenville on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 10th, excursion tickets ut one
fare for round trip will be sold vim
Pennsylvania Lines from all ticket sta
tions on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
division between Bellaire and East
Liverpool and salineville, and on the
Pittsburgh division between Wheeling
md New Cumberland and Bowerston.
Tickets will be good returning until
September 18th. Tu&TH
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REAL ESTATE.
RENT.

A Month.
No. sll2 Market street %
No. u Twenty fifth street, two rooms 90
Lotion Twentieth street west Of Market st...l0 %
Farm OF 20 acres, one mile east OF BenWood
Junction, s31S per Rnnum
Twenty acres OF land near Benwood Junction,
SO per acre
Sand and GrnYol privilege south Of BenwOod
Junction, on Ohio River railroad.
storc room, ass Main Strcet..............-yl5g "
Store room, 2l02 Main street...............10 %