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Just SIS, counting in the emelodeon
money, cried Kitty, gleefully. And
now, Mr.. Alvey. may come as soon
as he likes
She had scarcely spoken the words
before there came a knock at the
door, and in walked no less per-
sonage than Mr.. Willis Avery him
self. | received him with the air of
an empress.
Your money is ready, Mr.. Avery.
was not thinking of the money,
Addy, said he, almost reproachfully.
Do you think ones mind runs always
on money?
Mind does, a good deal, said l,
laughing.
But l had no idea you were
reduced to this. did not know
Mr.. Avery, this Is scarcely bust
nesslike, l interposed.
Addy, said he abruptly, | adj
mired your spirit and courage to -
day. | always liked you as a girl,
but now
Well? for he hesitated.
l would do something more, if you
would let me. | would love you!
| did not answer. In truth and in
fact, | could not.
Dear Addy, will you let me sign
back the old place to your father on
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feel, said the young man to her
father, that existence with out your
daughter would be only dreary task,
whose completion could not come too
soon. Very well, SAID the old gentle
man, take her, and presently you Il
feel the same way, only more so.
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ELKTON, MD. SATURDAY, MAY L 1892
A BIT OF ADVICE.

Keep your troubles to yourself:
Put them on an upper shelf;
Far away as they may be,
Where no eye but Gods can see.
Other people have their share
OF affiictiOn, pain and care;
Why should you, though sorely tried.
Burden them with yours beside?
Daily brooding DER your grief
IN no way affords relief,
But intensifies the smart,
Turns the arrow in the heart.
Think OF others who have known
Greater sorrow than your own,
X eeping all their wounds concealed,
Heroes of LIES battlefield!
Give of treasures you possess
Loving care and tenderness.
Cheerful smiles or sordid peIf,
But keep your troubles to yourself.
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Her father was an auctioneer, and
like all OF that class, had loud voice.
So when her lover stayed too long. the
old man called from the head of the
stairs "Going-going-" then as the
front door opened-"Gonep
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Small brother-Say, Mr.. jerks, if
you're not clam, as you say, you're
not much bigger, are you1 Visitor
Why so, Willie? Small brother-Be.
cause | heard sister say you were
socially oyster-sIzed.
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WHAT WOULD | D07

II were a rose
On the garden wall
I'D look so fair,
And grow so tall!
I'd scatter perfume far and wide,
Of all the powers I'd be the pride.
That's what I'd do
II were you,
q little rose.
Fair little maid,
II were you
l should always try
To be good and true.
I'd be the merriest, sweetest child
Cn whom the sunshine ever smiled
That's what I'd do
If were you,
Dear little maid.
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Frank T. Kerr 6 Co.

|fl17ttt1f E;see-3sS:s-3gt EI;s-s:-g &! UTUMN Fabrics
IEt1 H + f 155..ss;;4s are here in great
III tftt55ts t5fSs 5f T ;1s.. rta variety. OF
Ettt1as-stfSf44Atttft4&4g ta-tS4 course there is
not such a great
variety of colors, as the pre-
vailing ones run to Browns,
Blacks and Blues; but what
there IS you will find on our
counters.
An inspection of our stock
is cordially requested and will
be worth the trouble. Prices
have been cut almost in halt
and our choicest goods placed
within the reach Of the most
moderate purse. In chevlots,
Diagonals and Scotch goods
we can suit your fancy in
goods, workmanship and price.
Let US cite one instance OF
price cutting.
A fine cheyiot suit made OF
good material, honest work.
manship and, as a necessary
result, good wearing qualities
for the remarkably low
price of $l2. This is not a
ready-made suit but one made
to your order.
In a few weeks we will have
a talk with you about over
coats.
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School Commissioners.
FOR RENT.

No FRAME HOUSE. Trooms, ~ stories
high, on Dolly Warden st. Possession at once.
No. 2.-STORE and DWELLlN HOUSE,
combined, on Main street. Possession at once
No 3.-DW WELLINCT and BAKERY. adJoin-
ing the above. Possession given March 25, 1891.
No. 4.-BRlCk DWELLING, on Main St.
formerly belonging to Burbage Brock Posses
sion given at once.
TO LOAN.-S1, 900 trust fund on first mortgage
REUBEN HAINES,
Decl3ti. Attorney.
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WENNpO SALESMAN. Salary and expenses
" hN lGU from start: permanent; good chance
Tor advancement; experience unnecessary; outfit
free; reliable stock; liberal treatment; control of
territory and sub agents given right party; apply
at once; Brown Brothers Company,
NursCTymen Rochester, N. y.
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Thursday, May 70, I8Q2,

Nothing about person, except his brain, is of
as much Importance rs his eyes, therefore, none
but one who by hard study and constant daily
practice has made for himself an uudoubted
reputation should he consulted.
Mr.. JACOBS was Queen y Co.'S Original
Specialist on the Eye and is too well known
to need any further recommendation, his thOus-
ands OF successful eases throughout the country
having placed him at the head Of his profession
If yOl. have headache or Il tired feeling over
your eyes you evidently have some eye trouble
that can be relieved by wearing properly
adjusted glasses.
THE EXAMINATION Is FREE. m26, ,3m
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NTTn A few good statesmen to take or
w a IN | f. deTs Tor full line OF Fruit and
~ iAAf nv Ornamental Trees, Small Fruits
Roses. Shrubs, etc. No experience necessary. Re
fefences required. GOOD PAY. Address
II. +. FREEMAN y Co, Rochester, N. Y.
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A GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE,

A n OLD-ESTA BLISHED MANUFACTUR
"A ing business in Philadelphia. Good trade
Just commencing. Terms S5.O00-haf cash and
balance farm and country place.
Address OFVInR ov GsRL WHIs.
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TIE CEKrAuR COMPANY n MURRAY STREET, new YORK.
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoria IS so well adapted to children that
recommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me- II. a. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So Oxford ST., Brooklyn, NY.
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WHATIT REALLY is.
Tho Most dangerous Of Modern tiiordtrS Clearly
Dcilnrd-pneumOnll md What CnuSes Il.

There has been q great migtake as TO what
pneumonia really * People, and oxen souic
physicians, havl called Il! II dapgoroQsI iscdsc..
Pneumonia Is ALWAYS an after effect II the sys.
TEN Is rim down Weakened, dcbllitntcd, II tho
lilo Is al II low ebb. the lungs may I'LL up and the
Lesson die suddenly, and i: 70 called pneuwonia.
No man or woman ever died Of pneumonia
when the body WIS strong, vigorous md healthy.
II comes upon ono when weakened BY grlpEby
ascrerc cold or oyerwork and a griiorally weak.
ened condition. Such bling the EASY. how eau
this dreadful trouble known as pneumonia DO
prevented or wnriol or ManlfeAlY b%ystreng,h.
ching and iortlfyIns Tho body by hNylps the
health md strength 30 secure THAT pnelmohla'
Will not attack. or II It should. cali Sisiiy Be
warlel OF. This can DO done byicatcial living,
liant To gently assist naturt n'stIhlulnnt is're.'
vlgoE Nothing for this purpose can equal pure
whlskcv, and ii should 10 torro. IN miuh That
tho only pure anil medicinal whisSey which
has received The. unqualified Endorsement Of
physicians md 'cicntists Is Dnny's, Pure Mnlt.l
u "a no ordinary whisky. but possesses proper.
,iiS known TO no other article. II will effect.
i,ihlly ward OFT pneumonia aud hps' saved the
lives OF thousands OF people. II should DO 10.
inembered, howoNpr, that II IL the ONLY whisltcy
which can accomplish this, and any druggist or
grocer who sceks 10 conviuco yoti to tho ron.
irary IS dccciyinG. Insist upon having Duffy's
Pure Malt " a.HIs EgYN b IN :
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rnloII1rul.~ CALAMITY.
sins ros.un, Lose { cir L,vcs-purnod TO
ncntli In a DWelllng. az

Death ina Dwelling.
roKr MADISON. WIS, April GA
r~,irntiul calamity occurred last night
in tho ives. end Of this city, by which
nine people lost their lives. At 1884
Santa 70 avenue stood n tSo.story
building owned by S. V. Kitchen. Tho
INNER story was used as q dwelling by
mo owner, and tho lower occupied by
the general store and meat matkCs OF
WcIntosh and Pcasc. At ll:45 y. H..
tho building was discovered to DO on
fire, The alarm was given and tho fro
icnar,mont turned out. About two
minutes after tho fire was discovered a
terrific explosion shook tho building,
and the flames burst out %iurlously.
Il Is supposed some kegs Of powder
stored in the building exploded and
J",,royed tho narrow stairs leading In.
side tho building from tho second story,
and thus shutting out all hopeo escape.
The fire burned very rapidly. The near.
r,t hydrant was iourblocks distant, and
beiorn connections could DO made tho
building was doomed. No cries were
heard from those IN tho building, and
ihcy all persisted in the flames. They
were: S. V. Kitchen, aged thirty.ive;
Mrs. S. V. Kitchen, thirty; three chill
dren, aged one, three and five years;
Miss Sidney Day, n sister OF Mrs. Kit
chen, aged eighteen; August ncmeyor,
n boardor, aged seventeen; Harry Kne-
meyer, 4 boardcr, aged eighteen; Sam
ucl Kitchen, brother OF tho owner, aged
twenty.
Tho money loss is small, about 1000.
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HIS LIFE

DR.. rarkhurst's War 0n New York Law.
l~essnosI Places Him In Jeopardy.
New York, April G.-Rev. DR.. Park
bursts life has been threatened ii he
persists in the crusade which ho has
pushed with such relentless vigor. He
has been informed OF his prospective
late through anonymous letters, but
those which mean business are evident
ly written by II person. !Si:s:
Dr.. Parkhursti is afraid that he will be
killed on the street at night. THE let
tiers are all written on one kind Of sta
tiorary and in tho same handwriting.
They are also mailed at the same postal
station. The chirography, which is evil
IDENTIFY disguised, is thought 10 be that
Of an educated person.
DR.. Parkhurst is understood to have
received altogether eleven letters. Some
promise bodily harm, and one letter
threatens to destroy his residence.
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Four Negroes unn.cd,

ALEXANDRIA,, La, April 6.-News has
reached here that Patrick Kolloy, a ped
aler, was killed on Sunday last on Little
river, near Fishyille, by n gang OF eight
Mesloes' Four Of them were caught and
hanged, and they were III pursuit Of tho
rest OF the gang. Tho killing was for
ine purpose OF getting his money. His
Meaaliarters were at this place, and ho
was returning.
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Marrow Escape Of Five Persons,

ROCHESTER, n. y, April G.--Thc west
span OF Clarrissa street bridge across
the Genesce river, in this city, fell this
morning, precipitatins six persons into
tho river, which is now at flood. height
five men and one woman. The work
OF rescue was accomplished with re-
markable promptnesa and the poor url-
l%ortunatcs, clinglnS, to pieces OF board,
had reached n point in the river oppo-
site Adams street and the roar OF the
waters rushing over tho big dalnwas al
ready ringing in their cars before the
last man was taken out OF the, water
and safely landed in the boat. ="
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BALTIMORE, MD, April .G:1AJoseph
Drymal, an employing tailor,la and a ma
tive OF Germany, entered his workshop
this afternoon and sent out for beer.
From tho large pitcher he poured out
drau.hts for his mon. When he came
to his own glass he first put-into it
some poison, and then tilled5it3to the
brim with beer. He called on the men
10 drink, adding: "AIy last treat-my
last drink" All quickly emptied their
glasses and replaced them on the bench.
Drymal put his hand to his forehead,
then TO his stomach, fell into a. chair,
and in q short time was o dead man.
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Chnmborlnln's Cough Remedy
SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER.

Mr.. w. j. Mowrcy, OF Ja~rvisville. W.
Va, says: "Sinco wo have been hand
ling Chamberlain's Cough Remedy we
have sold it on q strict guarantee and
found that every bottle did good SER
vice. We have used it ourselves and
think it superior to any other prepara-
ton we know OF. so cent bottles for
sale by G. r. Goethe. W. W. Irwin,
John Klari, G. S%chnepf, G. Menknmiller,
w. S. Mccullough, NJ. W. Heinrich, w.
I. Williams, S. l. Brice, John Cole
man and W. II. Williams, Wheeling,
W. Va; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o.;
L. +. Beabody, Benwood, VIVA. DIV
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BLOOD ON TIE MOON.
Virginia Gentlemen May Settle n Differ
enco According to tho Code.

Virginia Gcntle1ncn aiNy scttlo n Dilcr.
enco According to tho Code.
NEW Yong, April G.-F. W. Skinner, o
Virginia gentleman, hasdcmandcd from
Hon. John s. Wiso,~ recently OF Virginia,
o rctractiom from Mrs. Wise, or salts
faction from Mr.. Wise, for remarkssaid
to have been mado by Mrs. Wiso de-
rogatory to tho character OF Miss Belle
Greene, OF Virginia, who had been
spending tho winter in New York. Mr..
skinner is Miss Grecne's grandfather,
and the allegation ia that Miss Greene
has been denied invitations to o series
Of select social affairs OF which Mrs.
Wise is the head, because OF alleged de-
iaMatory statements OF Mrs. Wise. Last
night 4 tart letter from Mr.. Skinner was
carried to Mrs. Wise by Miss Grcenc's
brother, demanding an apology full and
complete. The alternative lias:already
been stated and tho outcome is awaited
with interest,
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To Million. Of FREQ Acres via i. & q. 4. n.

To Millions Of FREQ Acres via l.. & d. II. n.
Early in April 5000, 900 acres OF land
OF Cheyenne and Arrapahoe reserva-
tons, i'll Indian Territory, will be thrown
open to settlers. Those contemplating
awaiting Themselves OF this opportunity
to secure free homes will fiid ttte daltis
more & Ohio railroad the quickest route
from any point in the east to tho In
dian Territory. Four trains daily from
New York, Philadelphia, Chester, Will
mington, Baltimore, Washington, Cum
berland, Wheeling, Pittsburgh, and all
intermediate stations. All persons corr
templating settling at any point in the
west, however distant, are requested to
write to Charles o. Scull, General Pass
enger Agent, B. l. o. r. R, Baltimore,
Nd, for full information as to rates,
time OF %train1, and sleeping car accom-.
modations from any point; east to any
point west. DIV
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Terrible Triplo OIurder.

BELFAST, April Ga most horrible
triple murder was discovered in this
city today. A man named Allen
spllier' for some reason unknown, be-
came en}raged at his wife, and grasping
a hammer battered her head into q
Jelly. After he had killed his wife
splller turned upon his two children
ana despite their wild appeals to DO
spared, no deliberately struck them
again and again with the hammer.
Death soon ended their torture.
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4 Widows SuIcidc c,

HARRoDsRvRG, Ky, April G.-Mrs.
Rose Hawkins, n widow about Gity-fve
years old, and a highly respectable
Christian lady, a lifelong member OF
tho NJ: L. church, committed suicide
Yesterday morning near her late resi-
aei:ce, eight miles from this place. She
resided with her two sons. AS tho
mother Jailed to appear at breakfast,
search was kept up until her manylcd
remains wore found ON a ledge, OF the
s!llts OF Dix river twohundrcd feet high,
NO cause can DO assigned for the net.
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Eight Hour Dom,,,I

a%iilLvLlE. n. j, April 6.-P.ssJ. Nc.
nu'ro' general secretary OF tho United
brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joiners
81 America, this morning stated that on
aae second OF May 4 demaIl for an
,ssNt hour day will DO made by;carpcn.
'e's IN SIX cities, viz: Baltimore, Cincin.
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FEARFUL ACCIDENT.
ALocomotlvo Blows Up, fnjurlnc Serious.
~ Eight Nrci.

~ Eight Men.
LoSd ISLAND CIrY, I. l., April c.
At about $3.50 o'clock this morning u
fearful accident occurred in the yard OF
tho Long Island railroad here. Engine
No. 40, while standing near tho shops,
suddenly blew up with q tremendous
report. Eight non were injured, and
several Of them, 1t is thought, fatally.
Tho locomotive was completely wrecked.
OF those fatally injured, names are:
James Kline, conductor Of tho gravel
train, TO which tho engine was attached;
Andrew Walker, engineer: John Luf.
fey, q water boy; James Losh, brake
man; Theodore Van Sibere, the fireman.
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Shot Ills rnithlos. 1rIfo

81. LOUIS, Mo-, April 6.-About II
o'clock tonight William +. Griffin,
travelling salesman for the Campbell
S Manufacturing Company, having, traced
MS Wiie to I'M appointment with an
unknown lover in q disreputable house,
Snot and fatally wounded her. 10 is
now III Jail. She is dying.
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natl, Denver, Salt Lake, Decatur, ILL.,,
aud Toronto, Canada.
Tho prospectsof mon winningint llcsc
cities lie considers very good. Mr.. Nc.
Gliire does not look for Il strike or lock-.
out in any Of these cities as result OF
thu ,lcmnnd
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MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents md lncld onts In tlint Thriving
'|fN CIty-Personnl md Industrial.

Ell
Tho anniversary meeting Of tho Y. P.
s. @. T., which was to be held ut the
Presbyterian church this evening, has
been postponed until Tuesday evening,
April 10, on account OF the glass all be
ing broken out OF tho windows by the
hail on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mann entertained
n number OF their friends at their
home on Third street Tuesday evening;
III honor OF. their guest, Miss Campbell,
OF Holidays cove. All present had d
good time.
Miss Emma Lewis, one Of tho teachers
in tho Central school, and Miss Ella
Thoburn, of the North school, are both
on tho sick list.
Hon. W.. T.. Lewis, who has boon
spending q few days here with his
family, returned to, Columbus yesterday.
Mrs. Job returned to her homo Mt
Warren yesterday, after q pleasant visit
with her mother, Mrs. Lyde Romick.
Fresh Garden Seeds in bulk and pack
agc at ]. Williams' grocery, on Wash.
ington street. Eow-s
- .|... NH" ... ht#." u HEat"E
Miss Anna Watt, OF Jacobsburg, is
visiting Miss Lula Mitchell, Of Seventh
street.
Mayor Keller and p. McDonough
visited the Mcdonald oil wells ycster-
day.
George Spence left yesterday for
Charleston, w. Va, on q business trip.
Adam Crumblcy is quite sick at, the
homo OF his uncle, on the county road.
Mrs. J. S. Harrison. of GAINESVILLE, is
among friends and relatives in the city.
Mrs. James Van Pelt, of Bridgeport,
is a guest OF friends in the city,
Charlie Woods is dangerously sick
with typhoid fever. u; Is sasAma,:
Mr.. David Jones was in Pittsburgh
yesterday. 80
J.. S. Reynolds was in steubenvillo
yesterday.
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Now is the time to take a good tonic
medicine. IIood'ssarsaparilla possesses
the greatest merit, and is q popular
favorite. 10
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GENTLE Spring" loses MANY Of IFS tot:
rors when the system is fortified BIZ tha
use ofAyer's Sarsaparilla. With multi
tudes, this wonderful tonic-alterative
has long superseded all other spring
medicines, being everywhere recon-
mcnded by physicians. D&w
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Like Tholr Name. ~
Strawberry Hams have no equal for
lusciousness and dclicacy of flavor.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla,

Excuse me madame, l am afraid 1
am very late" ""Oh, my dear Herr Won
Fiiferi, you are lever too late."-FHc.
ce,,de Btaftter. ~
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Col. Poorman is spending a,fow days
with Secretary Of State Ryan prepara-
tory to taking hold OF the office himself
next week.
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TO I,ET
FOR 8 A i E1.

a splendid farm. ninc miles east OF the city,
cheap.
House, six rooms, gill Chaplino street, 800
House, three rooms. First ward, $500.
House, four rooms, Jacob street, Centre Wheel.
ing, Sl,SN.
Two very desirable lots on South Front street
Half lot on Moyston street, Sixth ward, $50
Cheap.
six: 5ooined house on Woods stree. Centre
Wheeling. Sl,jp.
uois on South Chaplinc. Eor and Jacob streets
from Si59to $500 each.
House Of six rooms, 1856 Woods street; good
condition, 8, 1000. ~ 5
Business house on Market street.
business house on corner Twenty.sixth and
Chaplinc streets.
0ne-halflot on Twenty ninth street, 500.
Thirty-six acres adjoining Elm Grove. cheap.
Building site for dwelling on Twenty eighth
street, $50. 9l
large lot at McNcchen 100 by 9o5 feet. Very
cheap. ]
House Of eight rooms. brick, jacob street, be.
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
Seven lots, 59Sl01 feet IN Filan. Whyta and
Gallasher's addition. Price 500 10 800 each.
One OF tho best marpfacturluy site, In this
city, fronting on two railroads
Choice lots In Glendale.
Lots in Filth ward In Film 6 Whyto'l
addition.
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LOANS. &
slI,ooo, sl,loo. 5000 and 5000 to loan on city
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FOR Said.

BE- ....#H#a' .g.H-.H. .H.HHy -##H"H#HHL
Eiyht-roomed brick dwelling, 10 Eleventh
street. -
II yor want Il pleasant home on the Island I
crni sell yOi d new. seven-t0Omcd house, with
bath room. laundry and MI modern con.
venienccs. or an e!sht-roomcd brick house, OF
city. i;
high and dry. for 81. 80.
Fiye-roomed brick house, Sc South Huron.
.n.eofOOmea brick house. adp Chaplin,
BUILDING LOTS.
On Fourteenth, Fifteenth and NIccolooh
streets. East Wheeling. -.
On South Front street
On North York street. river lot. Z
Lots In Gilchrist addition from SIS to $3.50, and
these arc good lots. on high ground,
On wabash street, In old Fair Grourd1
On South Penn street.
Choice lots on North Huron street,
Pleasant Valley aud Elm Grove.