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Souerse. LodEs- No -, +. and a. n =;
thar last stz;sd alesInE sleoied the follow
ing omosz 10 serve Tie ensuing year s J
GeNusu- Y n H r Baron. : W =
B Hol6erbzun. J. " L c. CoIbo-o. Treas
A C. Holberr. Sc. J H. Fritz representa-
uFe 10 rhe Grand I.o5Es-
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Rev = : HAIkey, q the Lutherzz
church. who bad ben confined 70 his hons
s3F ssverzl =eeks s1Esring from a attack
Of in6zumato-y rhsunafis1n, Is abe 70 Be
ab0zt zsain-
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We are requested 70 zano1nos thar the y
. Z. a n of Friedsas, VII bod 3 festival
II thsir hall couUsncing MOo6sy sTsninE
DeosubeT 2sth- AID o011izaing during ths
Eesk- Tie P1b-il are cordially invited =
a.tsnd-
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Ts have bought one buadrsd albums, II
hzlf-puos. 81 foroe5 sale We s-s selling
then =; sssouishinsly loE p-ioss- Cone A
onee ard scare your cboioe, a. PItis &
Eznfns-'s Book store
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-23

E1zsneer Chz-les ogie. Of the Johussovu
Water Company. Is in tozn today f5r the
Pz-poz Of oonsaling VIII tie borolEh Al
tborit5es il reszr5 70 making 3 survey Of the
springs On PhiHP Walkers farm, ! niies
north Of toxu- and from which il e report
ed a Eztsr s1pply f5- on town czn Be pro
cured
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-23

NJ Elmer YuiEy, = pnoniaeaf citizen ol
s.0ux Ciiy. Iowa. son q Co E D. NutzY.
o JrslnAs i spending = ssE 6zys Eish
I-sods IN tbs place
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-23

Low HoIIdzylRates on the g. & o.
For Christmas and NeE Yezr holidays the
B. q o. RAilrosS Vii sell tickeis Al greatly
reduced rzfes Al all stations east Of the Ohio
river. Tsckets viii de sod IRON December
Ssrd 70 January IS. inclusive, and ~il b
valid sor 7sSurn P&ss@gc uztil January 4ih-
inclusive.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-23

No more p-issners I'll naks thsi- esczpe
ih1o1sh he trap door N .hs coazty 5zII
The tap door has been removed a3a never
s.oul5 have ben there.
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Christmas Treats

There has bssn very rotieeabl. i-crezss
n he zftz3aznes 81 the dzdczens Sunday
schools IN t0E1 the past fs~ zeeks- Tbs :
ziWzys the cxse irst prio- % Christmas Th<
Lutheran Sunday 5-schooi vii have ; non-
SER Ea-stGlsz tres il their ehzruh Christ.
nzs night Eith present On il fOr eaeh ons
Of ter scholars. An interesting pro
g-=nms : beng prspered- and the eAoi'
have p-artieed = number Of D@~ anthems
f5r The occasion
Tie teachers and Pullis Of the Disciples
church have prepared long musical and
Literary programme for the sane evening
Several other sand4y-schoois n toEn
hsye srEz1ged progrzmms and trszts isr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-23

Hon. Noah Bi=sscker took the cath Of
of1ios Tuesday morning. znd 81 tie next
sszzson Of cour1 VII tzke his sat Oh tie
beach n tbe courts Of this county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-23

IAsys- John Z Soa.s has rstzrned fTou
FailadssPais, vhers he had ben for several
Essks -eosiTins n=iiczl treatment His
eoadlsion is much improved
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4 oice X2sS present Tor izther. mother
sister OF brother, would b q pair Of god
nm speciEclss OF eye glass; We have the
lzrges. line IL the o01nty- N0l can selecf
the frame and have glasses suited 70 the eye
any tine aAs- Xmas free Of charge
SEFT & CAsEEEEE
Jewelsrs and Opticians
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-23

Arrival Of Late Christmas Goods.
Just arrived. on Tuesday. December I'd,
3 late stock Of elegant Books for Holiday
presents, a. Fishsr's Book SORE Call and
see them.
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one e:a f5- general hOus<~ork- The best
price vii Be paid Apply TO
4 J. HLEEaE.
Reziss>r and Recorder. sonersst, Pa
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The -oa-iug oonedy suoesS Little
Trixie. vii Be With rs Be1f NOad4y uighi.
DEC 2s-h. a. the Open HsEse
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FESTIVAL a. I'm ertsvlIEe.

The members Of LlmbertsviIle Co1ng5l
No. AZ r. o. l. A N. LznbertSvills. SON
srsei C0aaty. Pa intend holding = festival
oomDsacing on Thursday evening. Doom
ber q, is9i. and continuing Christmas day
ard evening. and On Saturday evening. De-
osnber 9lth- The festival VIII continue 6u.
ring ihe week following Christmas, Unti
Friday evening January I, lSs2, when The
play entitled Ezsi Lynn, VII be given
by home talent
This play : % vel known that little nesi
Be said Of Il suffice !, 70 say that l. is one
Of The most popular Pays ever presented o
Al American S1die1oe-
A ooriizl invitation Is hereby extended "a
al visiting brothers from Other C0unGls
and the public n 2 enersl-
We assure yOu that re have made arrange
nsnts u provide fan and entertainment f0I
all
J. NJ LaNsErT.
Residing Secretary, Counol No AZ. Ian
berisviIls, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-23

elris and boys rbo hare ben away Il
saaooi are hone fS- the holidays
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To sz1ta claas Ss1d Is an .b1uazat "a
'eE ssPpiy nexs chr=t-.zA
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Go 70 Ms. A Z UhFs spec:.l H4ndksr-
ckief sale on Wsdneday, THURSDAY and
FRIDAY of this wesk-
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4 J. BoosL Foreman.
SoxEEs1, p December Il. lsgl.

Petition Of citizens Of ADDISON township
for Publie rozd from point near the rssi-
denes of MAhlOa LivengOOd, 70 a Poins nsar
the rssideacs Of CaAanoey TTess-er- = T.
Yuizsy, Surveyor John StaEniOn. h Il
Rnsh, viewers
Petition of citizens q Somerset township
for = public ro4d from point in pubic
rad on land Of J. n Holderba1m 70 = point
n p1blic rad near James ParSoz'S AI5s-t
Rzynsn, surveyor Abrsm Howard, David
Gardner, viewers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-23

he fnsss line Of pietures ever shown IN
the county Eili os opened By Pri1ts & Kant
ner OF December Is.
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Do Yeu Neea a Wa,en or c.ock7 ?

II a. CAL and examine o1E stock bssore max
i1z yOur selections. 3 Ee have them n ali
grades. watches from Sse9 10 S75.0o ard
clsCks from - cents 70 $3.50 We also
kayes fun line Of jswslry, such as fnger
rinE, eaE nnez. Ezfeh charms and chains
c11 outtoas- br4cslets. elc-. IN fsct sTery-
ihiug usually kept n a frSt elsss jeSeiry
store We are beAfqzzr1srs Tor silver ware.
A. Ee cary he lArEes. stock IN toxin and
or pros are tie lowest Al articles Of
this kind purchased from Is VII Be saii4bly
engraved free Of charge
Repairing Of Sstebsss clocks and js~siry.
3 specizIty
SuF cAsEzEEk
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ne I.oaas esse clas a TIE oper. Hou.s
chrissmas aisbf.
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MARRIED.

FAIDLEY-GROSS.- the Lufbsr4n
parsonage N Friedsns- on Uecsm5erl3. 81.
by R=v- J. J Ysleh, M David FAidlsy and
Miss Mar B Gross, both q S0Dersss Co,
p
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-23

JUS arrived = car Of ioE grade Sur in
10 roaad s.rkz- Redoessoa nade for ton
loss-
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Court ProcssdInEs Report OF the

Court ProcssdIngs- Report OF TIE
Grand Jur5-Road Views
In addition 70 tbose reported Last week,
the follorine cases zsre tired az the recsnf
ses,son. q the criminal ccurt The remain
der OF The c.sz q the Ist were settled o.
continued
ConuonEealth ~ Henry Hsrrietta, Kill
ing game out of seaso1 eonstahle's return /,
defs1danr Plead guilty and the oou,f sena.n-
o.d him 10 psy the cess OF ProseculiOn,
snea
same V. Ferry silszsr rrscsi-zas nd
kline and surzs-y Eiihous beng Registered.
on inforrnafion q John WHITES vsnIiei
ncs gully. and tie psoseeu;oF 70 pay the
costa
same Is Howard E Bzrnh4rt. A. & B +,
on Information Of S.-Ah Reed; vsrdics n0s
guilty. b0i the 6sisndant to pay the CESS Of
prosecatiol-
EEr0xr or oEksD JCEx.
T. ~ Esaoesl<. - Jzf7s q fis Co-r1 q
Q1arser Sss-ioas q S7lss-ssf Cs,usfs-
We. the members Of the 6-and Jury. r.-
port that IN Pursuance Of the Instructions Of
yocr Honorable Cours. se visited, on the
I6th day Of Deoenbe-, 1891. and examined
the jail and oouTt house. Tie dry closet
connected With the jsii dos not give salts
fscti0n. We recommend that the Conmis-
siOue-s Be asked to compel the Pzulsy Jail
Company % m1ks the heater and dry close.
satisfactory
The all Is neat and eleanly kept. Wsrec-
omme1d tha; the broken plsce IN the court
room ceiling be repaired also. the -oof
above Il also. thai the flooring ofthe bel
frey Be refined slso, the floor Of the Reg
isisr and Reco75sr's Ofsoe Be covered with
nsifing.
On the l7th Of December, 1881. We visited
and examined the building. sf the aims
house- WeoonPlinent The Ste<zrt and Ma
tron Of thzr place on the nszineSs and good
order Of the houses, ss the inmates seem TO
Be comfortable and vel kspl
The b1ilding j1si erected Is nodsl Of
workmanship and comfort
We recommend that the stOFsPipes IN the
chapel and TIE hospital room in TIE main
buildins be made sAfe. IS they are il dan
esroas condition. and further szy that the
farm, ban, stock and implements are in
god condition
~
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NAzLos sczz00
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l. Rceres-
= Farm nAnassnsat- Dsns.riGs Comp
ton. E1k Lex, Pa
3 Farmers Da1shtsIs Mss Grstta n
Kimmsi, Berlin, Pa
T. -Fsrtilizss-Thsir useS and abuses,
Hon John A woodward, Howard, Centre
county Pa
S. -Cbenicz Analysis Of F-rtilzs-s-
wn- Frszr, Professor Of Agricultural Chen
~. state College, Pa
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Reca-iins Secretary, COunoiI No Az. Ian.
berfsviIle, Pa
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- 80 GIee Club

E1scutEs COMMITTEES Ofthe S5ms-ssi Co,
Agricultural Sccisty.
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And Silky Texture
Result From Using

eAyer-s Halr NEa- -if Trerfzr p-cE-1-
szrs - q hziE 4ac Uhs-l - .lsst AL SID
Elzre nsE zFoH-h hase ls-d ne rsrFs-
Fz-iQn Ia theSe p1rposes and kncE -aeIeei
Isrrrrn. a I.sruzfe. O-elo1sas- La
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he denied that he had expressed the

he denied that he had expressed the
opinion named.
Capt. Dovener-Didn't you express an
opiniOn-expreSs an opinion favorable
to tho defendant, and ask Mr.. Crum-
ME what he would do in the same cir
cumStances ? A-NO.
Capt. Dovener-I ask for a forthwith
summons for Theodore Crummie. l
don't speak OF these things unless hear
them, and ask that the juror stand aside.
w. A Higgs said he had been asked
early in the morning if he was on the
jury.
Q IBy Dovener Who was that man?
A.-Mr. Chesser, of Valley Grove.
Albert A. HuntSberry qualified.
The result of these inquiries was to
reduce the jurors to Is, and one OF
them-Baird doubtful.
CALLING TALEsMEN.
The Sheriff then went back to first
principles, and called Oliver Morris, No
ESQ, John Linton, Jas. II. Williams, w.
II. Tyler, Edward Springer, and j. ii.
Springer.
Oliver Morris had expressed an
opinion, which would influence him, and
stood aside. John Linton was excused
on prejudice, and James II. Williams
had ''paSsed my opinion" and Il
wouldn't change it," Watt FL. Tyler
was rather preiudiced," and Edward
Springer had an opinion which would
influence him.
John link, Reuben link, James
Stewart, Watson Terrell, and Chester
Whitman were called, and all were
excused but Chester Whitman, who had
neither prejudice or an opinion, ana
qualified.
w. d. Hind, Asbcrry Williams, Geo
w. Spink, Charles Bowman, Benjamin
Speidel and Edward Farley were next
called and ASberry Williams promptly
qualified. Wesley Bowman. George
Herr. Louis Newman, JAS. West, VIM
Wickham. VIM. Chambers, Jr., VIM
shannon. Daniel Hercules were then
called up. Wesley Bowman SAID he ala
not know that he mad any bias wnlcn
would interfere with a true verdict, out
had talked great deal about the case
with different parties. Still he did not
know he had ever expressed an opinion
as to guilt or innocence.
The Court-You think could hear the
evidence as a juror and make up YER
dict?. Al believe | could, but l
Mead age. Excused, as were all the
others. y, y
j. Ii. Biggs, Joseph Atkinson, W. K.
Caldwell, ]. c. Wait and Ridge Jacobs
were next called, Mr.. Biggs being No.
97O. All were excused, and made way
for James Smith, who exhausted the
Sheriff's list. Mr.. Smith was preJu-
diced, and was excused.
The Court ordered fifty or seventy
five additional jurors summoned, the
Jury was cautioned and Court adjourn
ed, ut noon, until Q o'clock this morn
ing.
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IMPERIAL
MILLIONS"
A Rebellion in Honduras.

LA LIRERrAD SALVADOR, May =
Advices received here from Honduras,
state that at o'clock yesterday morn
ing force under the command of two
leading rebels, made an attack upon
the Quartet at Amapala. The guard
there was taken by surprise, and the
rebels were soon in possession. The
Government troops were Immediately
summoned TO the number of $50 men,
under command of Col. Barrera, and
moved against the Quartet. Severe
fighting followed, but at noon the gov
eminent troops had succeeded in driv-
ing the rebels away, inflicting great
loss. Among the killed was Gen. Bar
daleS, one of the rebel leaders. Amapa-
la is situated upon the Island of that
name, and the rebels were driven to the
mainland. There is force OF 300 In
fantry and 40 cavalry guarding the Is
land. The rebels are besieging the
place, and evidently intend to make
another attack as soon as their rein
torcements arrive.
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His Father Was a Killer Himself.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May IA bloody
duel was fought near this city late yes
terday by two men named Johnson and
Sizmore. Trouble has existed between
the men for long time and failing to
settle the difference, Johnson sent word
to Sizmore to meet him in a secluded
spot. The challenge was accepted, and
in the fight Johnson was killed. Siz-
mere is the son of man who killed
nineteen men before being himself
killed. A reward has been offered for
Sizmore's arrest and a large posse is
now hunting him down.
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NOTICE
Contractors and Builders.

u,HE BUILDING COMMITTEE APPOINT
ed by the Board OF Regents of the West
Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind located
in Komney, Hampshire county, composed OF o.
II nm. Romney: A l.. Pugh, Capon Bridge
HAMPSHIRE county, and John I. Peerce, Bur
iin0ton. Mineral county, will receive bids up to
and including saturday morning, May 23d' loSi
10 twelve O'Clock noon. for the erection OF an al
dition IN the present building, 102 by "a feet
three stories high. and make sucn changes IN
the pre ent building rs may be called Tor IN the
SPECIFICATIONS. copies Of which will be furnished
on or after May s, 1891, upon application to =.
II Hill Chairman OF the committee, by any
one desiring to bid upon said work. plan OF
said buildiur will be shown by Mr.. Hill At the
same time TO any one who will call on him al
th,. Institution for the purpos Sc oil examining
the same No specified time has becn nAeo TOT
the completion OF the work and each person de
slring the contract will specify the TIME ~
which he can complete the work, moi later than
November /. 1891. and also name time NJ
which he could finish up all except the inside
work OF the north end from the main dining
room, rs shown in the plan, TO the END ana the
rooms over the same.
The lowest and best bidder will be awarded
the contract for doing the whole OF thus Work,
but the Committee reserve TO themselves the
right to reject any and all bids
Contractor, will ne required, before the con
tract j finally awarded by the Committee. 10
Furnish valid bond in the sum OF light thoas,
and dollars to protect the Board Of Regents and
the Stata against any loss by failure OF the CON
tractor to comply wih his contract under lien
laws or any claims whatever.
u. II. HILL,
A. l. PUGH..
JOHN Y PEER F.
nv7a Building Committee.
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And Costa Rica, Too.

SAN JUAN DEL SUR, NICARAGUA,
May From official sources it is
learned that on April 80 a conspiracy
was discovered in San Jose, Costa Rica,
to overthrow President Rodriguez.
The government Immediately requested
and received permission from the
permanent council to suspend
the constitution and the conSpiratorS
were captured. Everything is now
quiet. From other sources, it is learned
that the revOutioniStS attacked the
barracks in San lose, but were re-
pulsed, five being killed.
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She l. in the Subsidy Glass.

CHESTER, PA, May S.-The steamer
Nicarauga, built for the Pacific Mail
Line, was launched here yesterday.
The Nicarauga is DAP feet long. SO feet
beam, 10 feet 10 inch depth o; hold, aud
has a tonnage Of 1850, which brings
her within the subsidy class. The boil
ers are of steel, and will have a work
ing pressure of 100 pounds to the square
inch. She is expected to develop 1,4OO
horse power, and steam at the rate of
Il knots an hour.
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For Sale.

Fiye-room House, 25l5 II ST., 81. 200.
Six Room Brick House IN very good condition,
No. 2620 Jacob street, So 600
Six.room house In splendid condition ground
los feet front on McCulloch street. between
Thirty-frst and Thirty second streets, 5000
Two Brick Houses. { rooms each lSS and 100
Eighteenth street, $1,000 each.
Four-room House, 1913 Woods rect $3.50
Six-room House, in very good condition, on
Market street between Twenty-third and Tween
ty-fOurth streets 5000.
Six.room House in splendid condition, 1855
Woods street. $500.
Four-room House on Twenty-ninth street,
sl,l5O.
Four-room House on Twenty third Charles
streets, 81 200.
-Four room Brick House, 25i3 alley d. si,i5o.
Hotel lease and fixtures in city; doing paying
business.
Good business house on Chspiine street, Cen
ire Wheeling.
Half Lot on EofI street. Sixth ward 81 900.
Half Lot on Moyston street. Sixth ward, $50.
Manufacturing site near c. p. freight depot
Martins Ferry.
Lots in Marylynn, near Benwood Junction,
800 to 800 eacn; one-third cash, balance in one
year.
Lots in Filan, Whyte n Gallaher's addition,
300 to 300 each.
Lots in A. II. Patterson's addition to Elm
Grove, 800 to $3.50 each. Also, lots in the old
Fair Grounds and Hydinger's additions
Eighty-seven acres two miles east OF city.
1870 acres near Sherrard, we'll improved.
Eighty acres near y oodlund station, Mar
shall county, $500.
Glendale Stock for sale.
NESBITT & DEYINR,
apl7h 1899 Market Street
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gnr Bent.

ORRENT-FURNISHE ROOM rNor,,-
Il Of II. SCHENK, 2!4s Market street y, IKE
ENOR RENr-THE CAMP GROUND uorr--
Il situated on the Moundsvlle Cam D.ItEL,
Inquire OF 81 WELFTH ST. 'apAfb
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Noisy Electric Street Cars.

1t begins to look as if electric street
cars would soon cease TO suggest travel
ing coffee-grinders on large scale, as
they do now. Their frightful grinding
noise comes from the gearing by which
the power is conveyed to the car axle.
They had double gearing at first, and
then the inventors devised single APP
paratuS. Now there are three or four
patents out for affixing the propulSive
power directly on the car axle, with
much less noise as consequence. Ii
was an ingenious advertising idea to
credit these ears with the power TO cure
the diseases of their passengers, but
while they were curing few they were
producing insomnia in whole COM
munitieS.
Fox CotpS, GROUP, ASTHMA, RRoN-
CurrlS and Sore Throat use Dr. Thomas
EaI,cfrfo oil and at the GeltuiRC.
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9pr Gale ann Cor Rettt.

THOR SALE OR RENT-GOOD BARBER Shop
i in North Wheeling. with two CHAIRS doing
good business A good barber can mace MADE
money Apply at this office. APPS
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Nor SALEOR RENT-NINERO ROOM HOUSE,
Il No. % Virginia street. lot 60xl2O. Posses,
sion given at once. ROLF Il HARVEY. I3l4
Market street. ap29h
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Cor 5ute.
DOR SALE.

k'OR SALE.
Il Farm OF $50 acres on Harmon's Creek. in
Cross Creek district, Brooke county. ". Va.
3I miles from Steubenvll. and IS miles from
PlttSburg, on the p, G. Il st. l.. X. X contain
ing two brick houses, zone Z rooms the other 3
rooms) veins Of coai. AZ, 5 and feet thick;
quarry ef good bull ling stone op-nea. with rail.
road switch leading 10 same. NESBITT & DE
VINE. 1879 Market Street sp29h
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD FRAME HOUSE CONTAINING
n six full sized rooms, halls, pantry, attic.
cellar, &C; lot 33xl33; location west side OF
Market street, No. 6l3; price, $500, which is
and build new.
The two-story Brick dwelling on northeast
corner OF Twenty and Eotf streets. This
is good and substantial hou,e with good
Brick Stable on rear. and will be sold ut about
what the house alone would cost 10 build.
four-roomed Dwelling House at 1919 Wood
street, for 81 075 cash, If sold this week
good six-roomed house, with bath room,
hot and cola water, everything in good condi-
ton, at 1864 McColloch street
Investment that will pay two for one.
Twenty-six acres OF Beautiful Laying Land,
joining Martins Ferry. within three squares OF
new street car line. II plated into lots will
bring this season s9O,00-Prce, $4,000.
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FIVE JURORS.

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4 This great story ny Julian
Hawthorne, begins to-mor-
row in the SUNDAY REGIS
TER. Don't miss the open
i ing chapters.
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w. i. Baird said he was at home
Wednesday, when he was summoned.
Odd you have a conversation eth
or lust before or just after the sum-
moos9 Al might have talked to Mr..
CrUmmie.
O-What did you say TO Mr.. Crum-
mice Ale said he could not be on
The Jury. for he had expressed his opin-
ion. I said l had not, and did not
know which way il would 20.
Didn't you tell Mr.. Crummie you
thought tho murder was justified. A
No.
Or something TO that elect. A
W.
Csnt. D ,veucr.-I ask for q tria. OF
-hfS Uattcr.
The Court questioned the juror, and
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TO LET.

TO LET.
Possession ut once, seven roomed Brick House
at No. 80 Thirteenth street: ESQ per year.
Possession May LIST, FIVE roomed house at No.
90 Zane street: $3.50 per month.