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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-29

VIII come, by the Bushby Fork of
broWn's Fork or Gray's fork of Ten
Mile, remains to be seen. The former
Is by way OF Nineyeh and the, latter nv
way OF Rogersville.
we are informed that the work be-
ing done Is very thorough, and the
stakes placed with great care. 1t is the
opinion OF some that it Is final survey,
and the road is being located. The
WORK Is so accurate that it has taken
tue surveyors about four weeks to do
the work from Elm Grove to Majors
Vile, a distance of twelve miles. A
part OF this line had never been run be-
lore, however. After the line has been
interSected in this county the work
VIII, doubtless, not be so tedious, as
the Company already has very
accurate survey, and complete
drafts as made by the South Penn
about nine years ago, and also a survey
made by Frick q Mellon about two
years ago. We may expect to see the
surveyors pulling into this place soon.
Our informant said that it was talked
freely In that section, and with seeming
authority, that the work of construc-
ucn would commence about April 1st.
ms, however, is mere conjecture, as
the Company would not likely make
public any such information until the
right Of way had been secured and the
route adopted. II is fair to presume,
however, that the road will be built
this year, but over what route is the
question"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-29
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthIly Told


Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthIIy Told
A NEW time card viii go into effect on
the B. Sc o. next Sunday.
OFFICER STANLEY arrested white wom-
an, too drunk to give her name, last
night.
THE Friendship Social gave very en-
joyable dance, last night, at Moran's Hall
on the South Side,
THE J. r. Travis Fishing Club will give
a ball, tonight, at Westwood's Hall, for
which Meyers will play.
II the Circuit Court yesterday, a. T.
and W. w. Irwin were appointed Trustees
of Nelson Lodge, No. 80, A. F. and A. NJ.
MARGARET A. DAVIS was yesterday ap-
pointed administrative of the estate of W.
II. Davis, deceased. Bond $500. Alex. T.
Young surety.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
to Jacob Glotz, native of Ohio county,
aged 25, and Emma Smith, native Of Ohio
county, aged 10.
THE handsome new office building of the
Wood Bros. planning Mill Company, oppo-
site their plant on Thirty-fourth street, is
almost completed.
E. B. WALL, superintendent of motive
power of the Panhandle, says S27 900 will
be spent on new machinery for shops on
the line, large portion of which will go
to Columbus.
THE machinery has been put in the new
process mill at Maiorsville, Marshall
county, and set in operation. Themachin-
cry is the latest and best. The mill has a
capacity of fifty barrels per day.
Mrs. MARY r. PAUL., widow of the late
Rev. Alfred Paul, and daughter Of the
late DR.. r. Fl. Weed, D. D., died at the res
idence of her daughter, Mrs. Richard Nc
Kinley, at Wayne, Pa, yesterday after
noon.
JOSEPH FAHEY, Of the Sixth ward, was
Yesterday appointed extraman on the police
force, and did his first duty, last night, in
the First ward. Officer James Fitzgerald,
the former extrsman, takes the place on
the force made vacant by the resignation of
Ofticer Cruce.
THE friends Of Mr.. j. B. Wills and wife
were panied TO learn Of the announcement,
Yesterday. Of the death of their bright
seven-year-old daughter, Ada, early
Wednesday morning, after very short i'll
ness, lasting about two weeks. Ada was
the only daughter, and the parents have the
sympathy of all in their bereavement. The
funeral will take place from the residence
of the parents, 1909 Market street, to-day at
10 o'clock.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
Individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
Individuals.
Mrs. NJ. L. Swartz, of Eoff street, is laid
up with the grip.
Mrs. E. Higgins is confined to her home,
on Seventh street by illness.
Morris and Bernard Horkheimer left for
the East yesterday on business.
STANM-J. c. Bardall. of Moundsville;
L. w. Morgan, of Warrington.
Miss Amanda Wurzbscker is lying very
i'll at her home in the..East End.
Miss Minnie Rogers, of the Eight ward,
is convaIescent after a severe illness.
Charles A. Borgess., a young business
man of Clarksburg, was IN the city yester-
day.
Chas. Pool and wife, of Kansas City, who
have been visiting w. S. Mccullough, de-
parted, yesterday, for the East
Miss Anna DeGrange, of Berkeley
Springs, is the guest Of the Misses Cav
enaugh, on Thirteenth street.
Mrs. M. Radcliff, the mother Of the late
William Radcliff, is lying very low with
the grip and a paralytic stroke.
WINDsoR-Miss Ella McKene, Of Pied
mont, and Miss Jennie M. Quinn, Of James
vile, Wis; 7. NJ. Jackson, OF Clarksourg.
1t was stated yesterday that Mrs: Judge
Thompson's condition was somewhat i'm
proved, although she was by no means out
Of danger.
Mrs. Vincent Dasante has been confined
to her bed for the past four weeks with
severe attack of the grip, at her home on
Morrow street.
j. f. Tausig, of the Terminal Company,
accompanied by his bride, has returned
home from their wedding tour, and taken
rooms at the Mcclure.
ST. CHARLEs-A. p. Anderson, Of West
on; Andrew Kearns, of Parkersburg; Rob-
ert Quinn, Of Wellsburg; A. 4. Andrews,
Of Grafton; Geo. V. Marks, OF Littleton.
Miss May McAIasters, of Wheeling, who
is one Of the brightest Of all the bright
girls in the Seminary, is back from her
holiday vacation Miss McMasters spent
part of her vacation as the guest of Col.
Phil. Mckinney, at the guoernatorial
mansion in Richmond, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Uille Star.
BEHLER-U. T. Alley aud wife and G..
Barnett, of Cameron; NJ. A. Brast and fam
ily, Of New Martinsville; ChaS. j. Burk-
ham, OF Fairmont; NJ. L, Wells, of Wells
burg; H H. Mercer, of Sistersville; t. B..
Hamilton, Of Hundred; S. G. Denham and
John J. Smith, of Clarksburg; w. L. Her
yey and d. L. HerVey, of Wellsburg.
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TIE SOCIAL MAZE.
What is Going on in Festive Way About
Town.

What Is Going on in a Festive Way About
Town.
The marriage of Ms. Jacob L. GIatz
and Miss Emma Smith took place yes
terday afternoon at three o'clock, at the
psrlors Of Bishop Kahn, Mgr. Sullivan
officiating. The attendants were Mr..
Rudolph Smith and Miss Lizzie Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Stone gave very
pleasant progressive euchre party at
their home on Virginia street, Wednes-
day evening. Five tables were in oper-
alton. Choice refreshments were served
at midnight aud discussed with relish.
The affair was highly enjoyable.
At four o'clock on Wednesday after
noon, Mr.. Albert NJ. Waymau and Miss
Katie Kenney were married at st.
Joseph's Cathedral, Rev. Father Neil
llgott fiociating. The attendants were
Mr.. Chas. Quinn and Miss Mary Mean
drewS.
The ladies of the Arion gave another
of their coffee visits yesterday after
noon and evening. Music was furnished
by Killmeyer and dancing was the fea-
ture of the evening. There was quite a
large attendance and all present hau
most delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Haurer have sent
out invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Anna NJ. Haurer TO Mr..
John II. Renner, at ST. Josepb's Cathe-
dral, Wednesday, February 3D., at four
o'clock in the afternoon. Following the
nuptials there will be reception at the
home OF the bride, at No. GAL Main
street.
There was pretty wedding solemiz-
ed at st. JoSeph's Cathedral, yesterday
afternoon, at o'clock, the contracting
PARTIES being Mr.. Albert Remele and
Miss Katie McAndrews. Both OF the
participants are very popular young
people Of the South Side, and this was
attested by the number Of handsome
presents received. The attendants were
Mr.. Andrew Vogler and Miss Katie
Rizer. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father McElligott. Last even
ing a most delightful reception was held
at the home of the groom, which was
largely attended.
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DIED.

FREEsE-Died II this city Friday morning.
at o'clock, ANNIE ". wife OF 9. +. Freeze, in
the SD year Of her age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
LUCKEL-On Thursday evening. January
18th. 1892, at7:l5 o'clock, LUDWIG c. LFcKLL, in
his 10Th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
DEAN-on Thursday, January 9s, 1872, CATH
ARISE A. DEAN, relict Of the late Joseph A.
Dean, aged IS years
Funeral notice hereafter. Please omit foW-
ers.
PAULL-At Wayne, Pa, on Thursday after
noon, st the residence OF her daughter, Mrs.
Richard Mckinley, MARY R., widow Of the late
Rev. Alfred PAUL, and daughter OF the late Rev.
Z. H. Weed, d. d.
CAROTHERS-On Thursday morning, jan
uary %, 1892, HOWARD I. CARoTHERs, in the
9Th year Of his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
wILLS-January q, 1892, at $50 g m, ADA
NJ WILLS, only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Wills, in the 9TH year Of her age.
Funeral from residence OF parents, No. 1909
Market street, Friday morning st 10 o'clock.
Interment private st Peninsula cemetery.
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Attempted Burglary.

Some time during Tuesday night a
burglar attempted to force an entrance
to the rear door OF Henry Serlg's store,
on North Main street, above First, by
using a Jimmy" A loose board lean
ing against the door was knocked down
and the noise made by it frightened the
fellow of, he running away through
Mrs. Hathorn's yard.
About nine o'clock last night Officers
Scally and Fahey Oyerhauled suspi-
cious-looking character at Main and
Eighth street. He was taken TO the
City Hall and searched, cold-chisel
being found on his person. He admit
ted stealing a pair of gloves on the
South Side, and also said he had stolen
a horse in Pittsburgh. He was locked
up, aud will be taken before Justice
to-day. He gave the name Of Tom
Steckel, and is supposed TO be the man
who made the attempt at Serig's.
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PROBATE OF WILL.

OFFICE or THE CLERK OF THE County
" Court Of Ohio county, State OF West Nr-
ginia.
In the matter of the probate OF the will OF
John Gibssn, deceased.
The object OF the petition fled in this matter
on the 9th dAv OF January, A. ID. 1892 Is 10
have admitted to probate . paper writing pnr-
porting TO be the wiz OF John Gibson, deceased,
bearing date on the cath day OF February, a D.
lSS5, and IL appearing from an AFFIDAVIT nled
with me In my Office that Abbie Rice, William
Rice. Charles Gibson, Nancy Gibson. William
Cross, Sarah Cross, Nancy Cross, Het;y Cross,
Albert Cross, Newton Cross, Emma Gross,
Mary Gibson, Sarah Gibson. Collins Gibson,
Elizabeth Gibson, Hanson Gibson, Thomas
Temple, Elizabeth Temple, Jane Temple, George
Temple, William Temple, Ruth Temple, George
Roy, William Roy, John Roy, Betsy Roy, Jane
Roy, Mary Roy. Nancy Roy. John Lewis, Jane
Lewis, George Lewis, Elizabeth Lewis, Martha
Lewis, Matilda Lewis, Amanda Lewis, Harriet
Lewis, Mary Ann Lewis, William Gibson,
Thomas Gibson, Susannah Gibson, ans NApth-
la Gibson, persons who are non.residents OF
this State. IL Is ordered that they do appear q.
my Office in the city Of Wheeling. in the county
aud State aforesaid, within one month after
the date OF the frst publication hereof and do
what Is necessary TO protect their interest in
said matter. The hearing OF said petition Is
set fer the eash DAY OF February, A. ID. lSt2, AZ
10 O'Clock a N.
published the first January oath, lS92l.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk Of said Court.
/. =. JOKES, Attorney. iaS9oawta
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ANOTHER ARREST
Growing Out Of the stealing of Pay-Cheeks
at the Elson Works.

Growing Out OF the = eaAthk " oy SiASN'N
at the ElsOn Works.
w. X. Elson, Of the Elson Glass Com
many. OF Martins Ferry, swOre out
warrant Yesterday for one Of the en-
moves of their factory, by the name OF
Jobp Kahn, charging him with stealing
Day-checks from the company. The
Iyarrapt was served by Officer Och, who
went 10 the factory and arrested Mr..
Kain and locked him up. Another
1orrsnt was also issued to search Mr..
Kain's residence and some glassware
Vas taken from the residence to the city
bpilding. Kahn says in mis- defense that
all the checks that he ever had were
those that he cashed for the boys work
inc there. which he says he will prove
He also adds that he will cause some
one some trouble for taking the glass
, v-y ont of his house, for he says that
bs can prove that be paid for all OF IT,
aDd it must be said that the ware cap
fnTsd was no more than is needed to use
in anv ordinary house, and II may DC
that Kahn has been wrongfully accused
He will have a hearing at O'CLOCK To-
dav. which will no doubt bring out some
evidence i'm the check stealing that mas
bapn going on.
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Railroad Notes.

The B. & o. sleeper, "Pasadena,"
which went through here Wednesday, is
one OF the handsomeSt cars ever built,
and was built by the Pullman Company.
1t is eighty feet long. The wheels are
made Of paper and are said to be strong
er than those Of iron. The inside OF the
car is beautifully furnished. There are
twelve sections all finished in elegant
style. A stateroom is at one end Of the
car, designed for parties who wish to
travel alRpe, and smoking room at the
other. It is heated with steam from
the engine.
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More About the wabash.

About a month ago the REGISTER
gave exclusive publication 70 a report
that officers OF the Wabash railroad ex-
pected TO Get an entrance into PittSburg
AID were looking towards Wheeling. A
dispatch from McKeesport says that a
survey has been made from Wheeling 70
Washington and down through Peters
creek to the MonOngahela river for the
branch Of the Wabash railroad system.
This, 10 is said, will be built 70 PittSourg
by extending the Wheeling and LOraln
branch OF the Wabash. The survey for
The line has been completed along toe
the MOnongahela river from Peters
creek TO StonebOro opposite Mckees-
mort. Civil engineers are now working
along the river bank toward PIttsburg,
r being the intention 70 skirt the
river banks wherever possible.
The object In extending the
lines IS to reach the Pennsylvania coal
and coke districts, and the city OF Pitts
burg. The survey has been made from
Wheeling to Finleyvllle, Washington
county. and thence 20 Peters creek,
where the new town of Blairs is located
The line will not be an expensive one as
far down as Duquesne, but from there
DO Pitts6urg il will probably De TOO hlgh
.o allow following the river. Inc Pe-
mick follows the river, and from mere
Boz the city Is said 10 be the most costly
rf its length in the world, and II Is
r~obable that the line Of the Wabash
will run through farms 70 an objective
11fnt near Pittsburg. The Wabash de-
s.rss an extension of the Cleveland,
Torrain G. Wheeling in order to get a
snare Of Pittsburg freight, as we'll as 10
get into the coal and coke district.
The above telegram seems to throw
food Of light upon the mysterious pnr-
cbases Of Island real estate which have
been going on for a year and half past
and when read in connection with the
talk about another bridge across the
river, between the new Wheeling Com
gsny bridge and the suspension bridge
the seemingly disinterested rumors
about widening Market alley between
Main and Market streets to the width
OF street, and the surveying which was
going on last summer, over Wheel
Ing hin and out on the Pen
taslla, it all seems to dove-tail
right in, with the above Wabash tele-
--am. To be sure, it has been said that
the CT. a. w. was controlled by the
b. 81 o., but then it has also been said
mat Gould. who owns the Wabash, has
things so fixed that he can swing the 3.
d. o. whenever it suits him to do so, so
ths interests there would seem TO be
mutual When one remembers that
500. 900 or so is locked up in Island real
estate. and has been for a year, by some
mysterious railroad combination, and
then reads the above telegram about
the intentions of the Wabash manage
ment. it seems TO let a ray of light right
t-.o thu centre of the subject.
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CRIMINAL MATTERS.
A Cutting Scrape at the Mark Twain
Saloon-Three Arrests.

4 Cutting Scrape at the Mark Twain
SalOon-Three Arrests.
There was a row in the "Mark
Twain" saloon, about midnight We'd
nesday night in which TEDDY" Flynn,
"Bandy" Johnson and "Sinney" Larue,
all OF the South Side, seem to have
made an onslaught on Fred Opperman,
the proprietor OF the place. Opperman
was cut across the muscles of one arm
by one of the three men named above,
making a painful wound. Police war
rants were sworn out yesterday against
Flynn, johnson and Larue, and the
latter was arrested yesterday afternoon
but the others skipped. The whole
matter will be ventilated in Police Court
this morning.
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Cases NoIlIed.

In the Circuit Court, yesterday, the
misdemeanor cases of the State V. Ro-
sauna Bistell were pOlliCd. John Miller
and Ida Miller, held as witnesses for the
State in the Henrietta Bistell cases,
were discharged.
The case OF the State v. Alois Kuhn,
indicted. for selling weapons to minors,
was put on trial during the afternoon
and the Jury went out.
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FOR SALE.


Half lot on Jacob street Fifth ward, 400.
House Of eight rooms. with modern convent.
euces. on jacob street, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets.
House Of eight rooms, brick, on Narks.
street Centre Wheeling
House Of seven rooms, on Chapllbs street,
SiIth ward i22l0.
House q eight rooms, brick. No. 25S jacob
Two half lots on Eon street, sirth ward, 300
each.
Two lots on Wood street, Eighth ward: cheap.
House OF Eve rooms on Jacob street, Centre
Wheeling ground BIloo tl,SD
House OF seven rooms On North MARKET street,
Two HouIes on corner Broadway and Zane
streets.
seven lots 5o1l00 feet In FilAn. Whyts and
Gallagher addition; price 800 " 40 eAcn.
Corner ons-hAf lot on kcColloeh AID bsi
mont stfests
Two lots a. EdginRton Lane.
Choices lots In Glendale on easy tsrnf.
g. 600 will buy q I've rcoEed house, Jacob
street Centre Wheeling.
Oas OF the best manufacturing sites In ths
CITY fronting On tWo railroads.
Good business corner in Center NheslnR.
House Of six rooms, x5S Woocs stfess. 10
gC-,l condition, E.2J0 -.
House Of seven rooms. 43l Eof street, b,e,1
MONEY TO LOAN.
IoOo, $50. 1850, 1900 and S3OOo-on city
real estate
NESBITT 6 DEVINE,
ds7h i7sS hsrkst Street
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PnIIce Court.

There were four cases in Police Court
yesterday morning. Three DRINKS got
the usual penalties, ana Charles Smith
was fined s. and costs for his row at the
city electric light plant and like
amount for carrying billy. Mr.. Smith
said he was sorry" and paid 5000,
the amount OF his bill.
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For Rrnt.


Store.roora, with second and third floor. Pcs.
session February lsL
front ofice now occupied by DR.. NilligAn,
No 1905 Market street Possession April list
Two very dssir able nnfGrnished rooms. suit
able for sleeping or sample rooms, on NSiR
street. near Twelfth street. Possession 81 once.
Ten rooms, new, on Zane street. Possession
February lst. Rent "a.
; rooms. down slairs, on Zane street near
back bridge. Kent sla Possession April LIST
ROLF d HARVEY.
Real Estate, Loan and Stock Brokers,
1877 Market Street
Telephone S55. jsleeAdh
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Fire in Marietta.

SDecidi IfsscTGU 70 ne hsgistG.
MARIETTA, o., January 2S.-At ! :45 this
morning the grocery and dwelling OF X. }.
Beebe X Son, on the West Side. was en-
tirely destroyed by fire The origin OF the
fire is unknown. As the bridge across the
Muskingum river is in course Of repairs
only one fire company could get 70 the fire
Loss. $500; insurance, 8, 200.
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Nattten.

WANTED-FoR THE UNITED STATES
w ARMY-Able-bodie unmarried men, be-
tween the ages Of 81 and 20 years. Good pay,
rGtions, clothing and medical attendance. Ap-
plicants must be prepared to furnish sstisfac-
tory evideece as TO age, character and habits.
Apply at 1871 MAIN STREET, WheeliEg. w.
Va ja22Mo, wED4FRIjunD
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NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News Of the Boats and BOatmen Along
the Ohio.

The Charles Clark passed up light.
The Scotia was yesterdays Pittsours
packet. ..,
Tho Hudson with large trip passed
doyn for Cincinnati aud intermediate
PGi Tbe marks at midnight showed :
70, :, the channel and falling.
WARREN, Pa, January i've ilI,
ei0ht-tenths OF one foot, ciouuy Sou
cold. -, ~. January %
River closed, cloudy. 30
ReowxsvLLE, PA, January 70
Piyer 5 feet and stationsry' CLOUDY anu
cold.
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IL Pounds of Blood

Is about the quantity nature allows TO
An adult person. 1t Is of the utmost i'm
portance that the blood should be kept
as pure as possible. Hoods Sarsaparilla
has proven its claim to be the best blood
purifier.
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- ,rh.elLnr and ConnsIlsyIne.

The Waynesburg IndcpendClt says
"On Thursday last, the surveyors
we're about a mile from MaJorsyllie, ana
member OF the corps eng ageu OOeIu
mo- ,C'- .be71 at samuel I. Alleys, and
aid that they would be at his house
Friday evening. ..ui,
They spent Sunday in Majorsyi,lle,
and the Iast we heard from them they
we're at Tnos. Steele's Monday, on Alex
ay creek, in Richhil township about
mile and a half from the state hhe;
They were heading for Ackley 5, ana
were making about mile a day. Iney
expect 70 spend Sunday at that Polus
], will be remembered that when tnlS
car1s ~ ENGINEERS were out on the line
they were given instructions 70 find the
most practical line to Waynesonrg,
Four surveys have been made VI. when en-
centre az Ackley's, three OF when ~
through this county. Which way tne5
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RINEHART & TATUM,
1914 Market Street,
LET.

A modern 9roomcd house. with laundry
rooms, corner South Front and Fink streets.
This Is splendid house aud good location. Pos
session February lst.
Business house, store room SGxiG9 No. 1854
Market street, nov occupied by Jacobs cloth.
ing store.
Store room, 1873 Mali street, now occupied BY
Wilson * Chapman 50 3 wareroom. This Is q
fine location for any wholesale business.
EightToomed house, 30 Thirteenth street.
Five-roomsd house at 1914 virginia street
Fiye-roomed house, 10 South broadway.
Four rooms corner Market and Tenth.
SiN-roomed dwelling. North Erie street, for
one or two families; high and dry
Five-roomed house, az Twcnty.third street
FouT-roomed house, s6S2 Market street
Four-roomed house 10 Zane street Posses.
sion any time
Oiice rooms, 1918 Main street.
Dairy farm one.hslf mile from this city on
National pike.
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NESBITT IL DEvINE,
To N.rkss Street
EteGnbontE.

CTEAMERS FOR CINCINNATI,
- LOUISVILLE, MEMPHIS, 81. LOUIS,
New Orleans ard intsrnedists poinb VIII
leave wharf Boat foot Of bleFsnth strsetI
dsiiy. Monday excepted. - tcilops;
Steamer .KEYsTOHE STATE
<XrT s. Calhoun, master; Z. W.
Kno1' Clerk; every Tuesday ats = r.
r. Steamer HUDSON, J. =. Eli
s5Gz7. son Master; DAn Lacey Clerk,
every Ihafs1ay ats A M
steamer CONGO. I'd. =. NEday,
fsN.A Master: J. wehrmsn, Clerk: sEsFy
&z1zEf4 SUB6ay ats :. m
Fir.t-cla,, fare. Wkesiisg 70 Cincinnati, 600
Rcapa trip, 5000 Meals hnd stAts-fcem IN.
sin1sd-
gN-T1eksts trsnsfersbis and good until used
Yer Freight OF Passage Apply on board % Tel.
Dhens No. 90. -