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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-09-08

Mrs. Beacon thinking to put Harry
at his ease}-And what are you doing
with yourself these days, Harry?
Harry (aged SIKH am now writing a
history OF the world.--Life. .....<:.:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-09-08

Dashaway-1 am going out of town.
and came around to know If could
borrow your dress suit case.
Travers-I ain sorry, old man, but tts
with the dress suit.-Truth.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-09-08

If tile sun g:.ve forth sounds loud
enough to reach the earth, such
sounds, instead Of reaching us in the
space of about eight minutes, Al
light does. would only arrive after a
pe1iod of nearly fourteen years.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-09-08

If Cleveland IL nominated New York
and the election nre lost.~~George L.:
Converse, ex~Congressnlan. Ohio. ..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-09-08

The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
will grant most liberal concessions in
the way OF stop over privileges an the
tickets sold for the Reunion Of the
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two days. This is one OF tho best equip
ped ciGhs that ever went out tFoln this
city. Ills located near Darlington.
Thcrs arc largo nam6or Of people
on tho camp grounds III This vicinity
who pronounce Il delightful because
thuy liave 10 70 70 bed early and wrap
up in blankets to keep warm.
Mr.. b. j. Smith and daughter, Miss
Mary, arc home from Pendloton, Ind,
TO spend their summer vacation. Mr..
smt:h il secretary Of glass factory at
pcndlO,on.
Only ono alloy in this city has SO far
been paved with fire brick, as tho streets
are and it develops that II costs about
$50 lot to pavo an alley.
Mrs Warner Hautley, Of Gravel
Hill, filled the pulpit Mt ut, Zion snn'
day, in tho absence Of Rev. s. Q. Collier.
Miss Maudc Potts, teacher in the
Cadis high school is visiting Mrs. San
doris here.
Mrs. William Hubbs, Of Glen Easton,
is visiting MIR. and Mrs George h.
Sluth,
Thomas Owens, of tho D. g. Q, tcle.
sraph force, Is out, after a months Ill
ness.
Ben Tylor, Of Tho Nail Works Office,
il ncfron n trip to solo Virgtnny."
Deputy Internal Revenuo Collector
pcaa won't to GAINESVILLE Yesterday.
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NATIONAL wHEEIlMEN.
Tho Great Rleyclo Meet Mt washington
r.. rhnn.nniI nYnIlAts prospnt.

Tn, Great Rlcyclo Meet Mt Washington.
-Four Thousand oyoliatS Present.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 1s.-Every
incoming train to-day is bringing large
additions to tho throng Of bIcyclists
already hcre to attend the thirteenth
annual meet OF the League OF American
Whcelmcn. Up to this time fully 5000.
have registered, and it Is expected that
by tho tino tho first race ia called to-
morrow there will DO 1000 visiting
league mcnlbcrs in this city.
Tho most ropularfeature OF tho meet
will DO tho racing on Anos;an Island,
which will commence tomorrow at ESQ
n 10. Tho track has been put in oxcel-
lent condition and ample accommodate
tors for icr,iaso havo been made. All
Of tho entry lists for tho handicap and
class cvouts arc we'll filed, but in the J.
4. ", championship events, on which
The chic! interest Will confer, only those
Iacn arc eligible who have won state
championships corresponding to tho
national events,
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MEASURES nosr.

go. Gn,, WUrI"rn IN "a S"s"tivs
Wi ,,s.A Nuu,bSr OF mosiOnS Warmly
p n.s,.nsr5n Ia, Jaly IS. Tho wiz.
lac Glass worSc'a' convention mndo
I "v% Dros,oss :oduy, aud but small
. NOM. Of business was transacted.
S Mus. o! the :acasuscs presented net
with defeat. !,
The resolution 20 require change IN
A.. mole Of pGyin: cutters toa per.
s mae , system graduated according 70
. .Sn Iyiarious grades and sizes, was lost;
w., w. %,ttrrs now receive 23 cents and
t ~ so,,s ner box, respectively, for cut.
. ~ single and dnublo-s.ren.th glass.
w." tiier "a animated discussion the mo-
.;a go, " decrease the maximum monthly
Ii w Ii,mction OF each man from le2 TO 1852
Roycs for single md from 10 TO ~
b Sos., ior double aas dc!osted.
Oy The project to alyAnce tho .prico Tor
,,a wi : tv lS.lneh double glass tiom
w gV ccmts 10 lilo pnr box was also lost.
~ inch d.gaqtisfartion frequently arises
:, " ro,kiny poor glAss. aud an effort TO
I; ;nyo tho S5tA paid for by tho roller or
onS ain lnstspd OF by tho box did not
I've, surcoasiul. Tho motion wcs lost,
p The Charge is regarded no most too
-slical aud would DO sure to DO opposed
hS The manufacturers. Tho former s?s-
,:n prevails in Europe.
'eI IN ollor. 10 fx the salary ol,tho boss
b,owcr al $95 per month In addition to
S S blowing earnings also failed The
hos blowers now receive s. per pot SAL
N.Y. nv and as most Of tho furnaces aret ton
no, ones they average $50.
a i resolution extending cordial thanks
toni Jau.Os Chambers, rho Chaiabcrs
Glass Company, the konelnStoilI La5d
NcCsrgo OF the Allegheny VALLEY rail-
T r for iavors received during SaLur-
day afternoons visit to Kcnsington, was
olopted unanimously.
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Tho course OF catarrhal trouble, extending
throughout the system, involving the head,
throat chest and Lungs, tho stomach and tho
kidneys, ha, been commented Upon In tho artt-
clcs printed from time to time in these columns
by DIS. Copeland and Davis. but nothing
emphasizes the truth OF those articles 50 practi'
cally and 80 strongly as cases Of individual expo
riencc, showing Just how eatasrh does extend
even to the ears, causing tho most intense, ago.
nlElngeafacho and headache: to tho stomach.
causing DySIepsi Indigestion, Chronic aud
Acute DiurrhGa, Dyscntcry, etc: 70 the bton'
Bronchitis, Asthma, Consumption, etc., und
finally weakening tho general system 50 by dc
plated blood and hamilton, duo 10 lack OF the
stomach aud bowels to perform thelr normal
Ter nervous prostratlOn aud general debility en-
sims
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HOWDOEs THIS STRIKE YOU9

Five dollars month for the best med lcal treat.
ment NTH nsdiciRCS Furnished irGt. Thisincludes
consultation. examination, treatment and medi.
cine for all diseases and all patientE
: Treatment for children unexcelled anywhere.
Treatment for adults contesSedly satisfactory.
Fair. honest and candid diagnosCSau aud desire
10 secure for each patient the shortest road to
recovery.
Ali skin aud blood diseases, such aS eczema,
hives, biotches plmplcs acne, ring worm, tet.
ter, saltrheum, ETC., etc, ore included in the IS
rate
as diabetes BrIghts, gravel, piles, assure, flstu'
Ia, otc, ETC.. are also treated fos s. month, med.
icine included.
Rheumatisln. neuralgia, lumbago. scrofula,
dyspepsia. chronic diarrhp1 dyScntcry, conSti.
nation. dropSy, liver complaInt jaundicc, gland
tilar tumors, excessive accumulation OF flesh,
etc, etc, aresuccesSiully treated forS5 amonth.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents aud Incldonts In that Thriving
City-Personnl and Industrial.


city-Personnl and Industrial
Young Clark, who was UP before
Justice Keller, yesterday, charged with
robbing the grocery OF William Heslop
and, tho residence Of John Vickers on
North Fifth street on last Friday night
was fined 81 and costs. Justice Keller
In lecturing Osborn told him that he
would send him to the reform school II
lie was ever up on o similar charge
again. Osborn stated at the hearing
that it was not Noah Clark who was
with him, as no first told, but another
boy who iulkcd like Clark.
Mrs. J. h. Montgomery and her guest,
0fiss Allie Thornton, and Miss kate
Hornlng, Howard Montgomery and
Charley 0'Beirno will camp near Iilton-
villo and remain Tor two weeks. Mr..
Montgomery and his son Burt will 80
up nearly oyeiy evening.
last night Charles Edgar, George
Maher, Eli Lewis, Brooch Lewis and
David DAVIS wore each fined 81 and
costs for stonIng tho residence OF Clark
Moore in tho country on Saturday
night. Warrants are outt nine 9TH
crs.
The employees on tho Now Steel
Bridges arc making this tho popular
route for pleasure driving BY their po-
litcncss and desire 70 please.
Yesterday Edward Williams pleaded
guilty TO the charge Of robbing Btrney
McCann's saloon, aud was bound over
to court in $500.
=, Rev. and Mrs. l. D. Morse will go to
Springfield, O., on a short visit ncxt
week, going via Cincinnati by water.
Tho New Steel Bridges furnish tho
quickest aud satost route between Mar
tins Ferryand Wheeling.
Charley Williams, Of tho Exchange
Bank, ia enjoying two weeks vacation
Mt Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. ]. r. Scott, OF Hiingo, is visiting
hor parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Car
michael
Twin girls put in thoir appearance ut
the residenceof Carl Seabright Sunday
night
Operations WILDE resumed at tho
Laughlin mill about tho first Of August
Miss jennie LytIo will accompany
Mrs. Hano to Point Pleasant today.
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BONNEVILLE.
a miscellaneous 0IslangO of Minor Mat
Annn Fem, hfnnahnlnn nInLrnnniia.

a miscellaneous Msiango OF Minor Mat,
tors sfom MarshnlrS Metropolis.
Tho Republican county oxccrtiyo
committee organized by electing s. w.
Matthew'S, chairman; NJ. Keyscr, secre-
tary and ]. ]. Conner, treasurer. Tho
committee 10 madc up as follows:
Washington district, S. w. Mathews
and II. Gamble; Clay, N. keyser and
George W. Berry; Franklin, j. Maxwell
and j. a. Montgomery; Cameron, T.
Grow and NJ. i. Hubs; Union, Robert
Newton aud ]. ]. Conner; Liberty, a.
]. Mathews and j. n. Bonar; Meade,
j. r. Short and ]. L. Iydick; Webster,
NJ. Crow and D. Williams; Sand Hill,
u. +. Kimmins and Joseph Baird.
A citizens meeting was held at the
court house last evening for. the .pur-
pose OF discussing propositions from
two or three industries that desire to
locate horc. People hero are wide.
awake on these matters, and no effort
will be spared to induce them to locate
hero,
A party OF young men went down the
Ohio River railroad Sunday evening to
500 tho Iron Queen raised, but
whom they arrived on the spot they
found she had gone on her way relolc-
ing some ten hours before.
County court will meet to-day. This
is tho regular levy term, and its DELHI
erations will last all week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Rumble have re-
turned to tlloIr homo in Buckhannon,
after short visit here.
Miss josie Lander, Of Benwood, is
now engaged as copyist in the Office OF
County CIcrk Lewis.
Mrs. w. II. Terrell, of Pleasant Valley,
will leave for Colorado Springs, COL,
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Smith, of Bel
laire, were the guests Of friends here
yesterday.
The Moundsville ball club has admin
istered to Darlington a second defeat
A large amount Of wool was taken in
hero yesterday by Bloyd & Hanen.
7. ]. Parsons and DR.. Richardson
spent Sunday in the country.
Editor Moore, OF the Cameron Ne,cs,
was here yesterday.
A large party OF Wheeling wheelmen
were here Sunday.
Henry P. Maxwell, of Wheeling, was
here yesterday.
s. W. Booher spent Sunday at cRms-
ron,
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rnn Non Jor,e1 lLlot Inerea. o.

NEw Brunswick, N, j., July 1s-The
riosinc has broken out afrosh among
the Hungarian railroad laborers at
Woodbridge. Tho Reading railroad
officials have notified Sheriff Ackler, OF
Middlcsex county, that the rioters are
destroying railroad property, and that
the local authorities have been over
powered and arc unable to handle them.
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local NOws and Gossip from
the GlnSs City.

laak ~ + aaRI
'1' 'O'' % ~" CO. 80. c,..
r., , :%o u..' az o..;.,I ,.o.,.
Inc Subscribers 20 tae eaps'a, s ~ -
Of me new Stamping con- paaE a inoe ~
Tue Doilar Oahk yesteIuay aase sra.;on
ana electeu 2 temporary oIgan I snt;L
oy eiectihg W. y: oetguilushal C.ia.i'
IN mFH anu y. u pI.c1pulh sestes"'
inc sto eno s SUI hoM a.h lS";Iea ~
aooat Soo,gVV, ane ! ~ Mas ,,,;sh Elm ~
S CoP 1ne new Sonessn "1n 90 Stv ~
V womo md and = wos s close contest he.
tw"on Ohio VoIlav and Novelty. the
ia,tOr nrovailIrr bsncat the new com.
N "'rv' iii bo nTba Novsltv Stamn;no
C Co%,"n" Eof RaIIoira n Messrs w
r R1rn;nltboI John A GoIISher and
! + Biorthmrn WE T anno;nted a com.
%ttteo ~ attain the charter and
Mossrs "a WcGowan Thomas Coch.
r"n T ii Tose~b Ciamsmts NJ T.
HAL bnrn IO o%d W. w 4 Bsronndtbsl wore
apnointrd a committco to look nm sites
aid report to a meeting 10 be held next
Monday, at which time the company
will organize under their charter, This
institution is distinctively Bcllalre
organization, all OF tho stock being
taken by Bcliaire people, md tho avid.
ity with which the stock has boon taken
is evidence OF the faith OF these pooplc
in the future OF Bellaire and in It's DO
STABILITY as a location for important
made ior two wonSs fo- s%hscrintions
yet every day swells tho amount6y sub.
stantial citizens taking from 81 200 to
$1,000 OF tho stocks.
A case that has excited some interest
md discussion among nhysiciaas is
that OF the son OF Simon White who
died tho latter part Of last week. All
attempts to diagnose his case were iu-
tile and post norton examination re-
NeaIed the fact that the lining oil tho
stomach was split or torn. How II
could happen is the thing that puzzles
the medical fraternity, but the young
man died In terrible agony. Ills ail-
menS is entirely now.
Tho war on the county commissioners
anu tho placing Of the responsibility Tor
the over measurements and ovcrpay Tor
stone work is making harsh music for
the county campaign. Mr., Hart began
the card writing TO shift tho responsi-
t6tlity from himself to ex.CommIssioner
Ely Ely ont II WI not stop thero win
Il '. ~ consent. A legal lnYestlgatloh
JoS ~ tIat VIII place the responsibility
SS oJ ana 1t Is almost certain TO DO
''I w.
officer Murphy, Of Martins Ferry,
s .SO NeaI, OF that town, on MS way to
o liz WotEhouse at lanosvi!le to work
S,;' i.ne OF $50 and 20 days for beating
, mis we md then his tather-in'law,
wa. Mno lntericrcd in behalf OF his daugh-
vi uuF'nS The row.
HoIoncl Poorman returned to Colum-
s SSs ?e o3,Ey DO Is about tho only
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FATAL RESULTS
That May Follow Neglected Catarrhal
Trouble.

Earache, Deafness, Headache, Dys-
pcpsia aud Chronic DIarrhea, as
We'll as Bronchitis, Nervous Prostra-
tion and Consumption, Arc In the
Wake of This InsIdious Enemy of
9Iankind..-A Case illustrating 1t.
Tho Plain Truth.
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EnwAnp L. RosE 4 Co.. arc at present
making great Midsummer drive in
wheels. Victor Juniors at SIS 90, be-
low list price, aud several shopworn
Satellites nj equal discounts. The Victor
and Columbia, however, hold their
place and their price.
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Second soaShoro Exeurslon From wheel-
tDr Yin PENNSYLVANIA Lines

starts Thursday, July 81. Round trip
rate, $40 to Atlantic City. Cape May,
Ocean City or Sea Isle City. Return
coupon valid twelve days. Train leave
Wheeling at 1880 p. m. and $500 p. M,
connecting in Pittsburgh Union station
with trains carrying vostibulo sleeping
cars and dag coaches. Pullman Sleep
Ing car will leave Wheeling on train
departing at $500 p. m. and DO run
through to Philadelphia.
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rIllna NerHe ma L,vOr PLlIL.

Act on new principle-rogulattne
tho liver, stomach and bowels through
tho nerves. A now discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily euro biliousnesa, bad
tastO, torpid livcr, piles, constipation
uncqualcd for men. women and chill
dren. Smallest, mildest, surestl Fifty
doses, o5c. Samples FREQ, at The Logan
Drug Co.'S.
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RINEHART s TATUM,
City Bank Building. Room No.h
Telephone 40 lZls
FOB Said.

sx acres otland al Pleasant Valley; now mod.
en house Of Seyen rooms, and two other houses
on said land. Price 1000.
16l-Acre and o 40Rcre tract OF land near Louis
burgh DalIRs county, Mo- VIII exchange for
residence property In the Ohio Valley.
BELVEDERE LOTS, 80
Ranging in prIcO from $40 to $3.50 lot
No, l06 Main street. store room and dwelling
and full lot for $1,000.
No. 1855 Chapline street, for s., 000
Three-roomed cottage on Moundsvillc Camp
No. 2s2S Woods street $3.50.
h1.acrc farm near Marshall County Poor Farm
Exlcy lots, cast Sids OF Lind street aud south
OF Tenth street.
No. 2G0i Market street
No. 6S Thirty-trSt street, ground G6xl2S
feet l9rooulS, price 5000
No. 1928 EofStreot, half ot................. 320O
No. 80 Thirtyeighth Strect..........,........ $500
No. s. Thlrtyeighth street .......,..,...... $500
No. 1l39 Charles street and thrce lotS..,.... l05)
Pleasant Valley lots $3.50 70 $3.50 each.
60.acrO farm. known aS Porter farm So pes
No. 2lo2 chapllno streas
No. III Sixteenth street
Flve.roomed house and lot a. McMechen.
-Four lots In MCAIechen, Mlller's addition
No. 226 Sixteenth street,
No. 90 North Front street.
No 1925 McColloch street, lot G0xl2O feet, sl.jol
Lot on South Front street, $1,000
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FOE S a L.E.

Ono lot on McCc:!och street. Sixth ward $3.50.
Half lot on Jacob street, Filth ward, 500.
Half lot corner McColloch and Belmont
House. iourrooms, Jacob street. Centre Wheel.
ing, ground 35xiO0 foot, Sl,I50.
House. eight rooms. brick, Market strcot,
Centre Wheeling, Sl4O0.
House OF seven rooms, EOff street. $1,000 cash
balance on easy terms, $500,
Very desirable building lots in DahrenS y
speidelS addition; also on tho late site OF Streot
House Of nvo rooms on EorT Stroct, between
Twenty.iourth and Twenty.fith streets, :! 800.
House. six rooms. Wood street, Centre Wheel
ing, S,3A
House five rooms. brick, Fourteenth street.
IInlf lot on Tweuty.nlnth street, 500.
House. three rooms. First ward. SD
Two very desirable lots on South Font sst9H
Island
a largo lot At McMechsn, 100 by eos feet Worry
cheap.
House OF oIght rooms brick, Jacob street, DO.
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
Sevan lots L0Kl00 ieOI in Film. Whyte and
Gallngher's addition. Price 500 to 500 each.
One OF tho best manufacturing sites In the city,
fronting on two railroads.
Lots In Filth ward IN FllAu Whyte'S add
TO LOAN.
ttol 5000 md $1,000 to loan on city real estate
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MEAD AND STOMACH TROUBLE.

SIR. John McKenoy, of New Cumberland,
VIVA, Describes How Neglected catarrh
Afectod His Hoad and stomach and How
Ho Was cured by Drs. Copeland and
Davis.
my troubles date back at least ten years,"
says NJ John Mckinney. III began with cold,
followed by repeated colds and then became
chronic.
MY hoad was nearly always stopped up and
there was continual discharge internally from
tho nose. requiring splitting aud hawking to re.
move. had headaches sometimes OF most
violent character. j had snrc throat most OF
tho time. which was made raw and int0med hy
tho constant dropping OF tho discharge. NY
right car also became seriously affected and dis
charged a great deal. had pains in tho chest
back and sides and suffered from indigestion.
My stomach seemed TO DO all wrong. had no ap'
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Mr.. JOHN AIcKE New Cumberland, w. Va
petite, and what food atc sayo mo tho
greatest nausea. did not sleep well:
and arose IN the morning more tired
than when went TO bed. Within the last year
my troubles became so serious that felt that
something ought to be done Some time ago
noticed that the newspapers were publishing
great deal about tho wonderful cures OF Dts.
Copeland and Davis, and was convinced that
II won't to them would obtain relief. did
so. and under their methods began 10 improve
right away. Tho impro vemcnt was steady md
marked and permanent cure was sure, and
now l feel first rate My head Is better. III ere 10
less hawking aud splitting, and am better 10
every respect eat well and sleep we'll,
and find myself strong and refreshed in the
morning and am In very good condition.
~ am SO well plcaSed aud satisfied with the
result that gladly make this statement for the
benefit OF those who may be looking for the right
physician to give them relief. hope this state
inent may be the means of inducing others to
seek Drs Copeland and Davis aud obtain the
same beneficial result that have"
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The Copeland Medical Institute.
Located Permanently, Second Floor
11s1 Main ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
w. H. COPELAND, M. D.,
Consulting Physician
[. G. DAVIS. M. D.,
Resident Physician.

speclalties: Catarrh aud all diseases OF the Eye,
Ear, Throat and Lungs Stomach aud all Chronic
Diseases oicc hours, 10 II a. m. TO 5 p. H.,
7to9p m Sunday, 10 to y q. m, 2to Up. IN.
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NESBTTT & DEVINE,
I7ae Market Street. jy6
PROPOSALS.

W S. ENGINEER OFFICE, CUSTOM
" House. Cincinnati Ohio. July 49,, 1872;
Stone required for lock and movable dam No, 9.
Ohio HIycT, near Beaver, Pa, will be received at
this oflco until 2:30 p. M, August 10, 1872! and
then publicly opened. Specifications, blank
forms, and all available information viii be fur
niBhed on application 10 this ONCE, Amos stick
ncy, Major ol Engineers, U. 8 A.
Iyi8l9, n, 2lAauyi8.lS
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So PER MONTH.

All diseases will BIO treated at the
uniform rate of 1880 month. Medl.
CInes furnished FREQ. Romember, this
includes consultation, examination,
medicine md treatmcntfor all diseases
and all patients.
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FOE SAIE.

A new slx.roomed house on tho north end Oh
the Island. High and dry. Will pay l2H per
cent as Investment; rented 10 good tenants
A good seven.roomed dwelling. with bath
room, hot and cold water. inside water closet,
stable on rear Of lot, property in good shape. ~
50 South York street. on electric CAT line, $50
Five.roomed house, n Zane street, good sized
lot central location, 81 800.
Business property on Market street. near Four,
tenth.
partso OF tho city.
BUILDING LOTS.
az. buys o. good lot on the west end Of tho
On South York stroet, ono.hal, square from
street cars, $500.
On fifteenth street. for $1,000
On North Huron (pAved street, for $50,
A choice residence site on North York. Ct feet
front. running back TO river. very high ground.
2TlS buys good lot IN GllchrlSt addition.
One Of the best lots in the old FairGround al.
Lots on south Broadway, old Base Ball Park.
spISndid lot on South Front street. river viow
Lois at Pleasant Valley.
G. o. SMITH, Real Estate Agent.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
BONNYCARLLB INN,
Asbury Park, N. J.

A beautifully situated house, commanding an
unobstructed vlow OF the ocean; large and
cheerful rooms: lighted by electricity; and
DISPUTED rank as one OF tho most popular and
attractive OF the great seaside resortS Adjoining
Il on either side are Ocean Grove, Ocean Beach
and Deal Reach, and short drive away arc Elber.
seagirt, Como and Spring Lake TO tho South.
The views are tho most picturesque on tho AZ.
lantio coast, and tho drives arc celebrated tho
world over. For further particulars and terms,
4''s MRS. H. w. LIST,
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