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i Room for al.

II you are sick and have not yet been
helped, why do you not write full de-
scription OF your case to the great spe-
cialist in curing nervous and chronic
diseases, DR.. Greene, OF IS W. Four
tenth street, New York, known every
where us the discoverer OF DR.. Greene's
Ncrvura, and who is without doubt the
most successful physician in the cure of
all long-standing complaintsP
Consultation in all cases is entirely
free, personally or by mail. Thousands
consult him by letter, and he returns
an answer to all perfectly explaining
their diseases, giving advice, etc, with
out charge.
His success in curing diseases by his
marvellous vegetable, remedies is sim
ply. wonderful, and he has made q
specially OF the cure OF persons at dis
lance through letter correspondence
and treatment. In this manner thou
sands OF people have been and thousands
more are being cured, and We should
advise you, if you desire Sure cure
from your disease, to Immediately write
him all about your case. 1t will cost
You nothing TO get his very valuable adj
vice.
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Rev. ]. ]. Jones yesterday received a
letter from Hon. John NJ. Langston, say
ing that he would arrive in Wheeling
on the morning OF; February i2l, and
would deliver his promised lecture on
tho 22d without fail. Hc expressed the
hope that the meeting would be grand
one. 1t is to be hoped that his hope
will be realized, not only because OF the
patriotic significance OF the birthday OF
tho father Of his country, but as we'll
because OF the fame and 'eloqucnce of
Mr.. Langston himself. He is admitted
to be one of :. the best orators OF the
country and oil his race, tand will no
doubt draw a large and representative
audience to hear him on so appropriate
an occasion and so fit subject. Mr..
Langston's failure to come on the last
occasion he was announced to appear
here was due to his illness; and he feels
very anxious on account OF that failure
to be here this TIME sure.
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IN A STATE OF SIEGE.
Tho Town of 11nnnins!on Excited over nj
i# Occurr,ncn y,at,r,lny Ey,nIuy a-

Tho Town of Mnnninsion Excited over nm
Occurrence Yesterday Evoning.
Passengers who camo in on tho late
Baltimore 4 Ohio train from tho east
last night brought accounts Of an OK
itingexperienco thepeople Of Manning
ton had last evening. 1t will BIO rcmom-
beree that short time ago ]. W. Hag-
gerty, then town sergeant, got drunk
and raised bigFrow,5 and the mayor,
when he attempted To- arrestyhim, met
with serious opposition. AS result OF
that Haegorty was deposcd IRON the
office OF marshal, and Frank IunteI
was chosen to fill the vacancy by vote
OF the town council. vi.
Last evening, Hagserty, who was on
spree, came out. in front OF his house,
not far from The station, and armed
with u revolver, terrorlzcd all in the
vicinity. Hunter requested him to put
up his pistol and 20 into the house.
Haggerty appeared to become more
quiet, and asked Hunter to come up on
the porch and talk to Shim. Hunter,
started to 60 toward the house, but
when about six feet from the drunken
man, Hugcerty drew his revolver again
and taking deliberate aim at the officer,
fired. Z
The ball grazed the side OF Hunters
head, but fortunately did notsinillct any
grave wound. Hagserty at once opened
his door, and stepping into the house,
closed it, after him, and none too soon,
for Hunter had his own pistol out and
fired just rs the door closed. The ball
entered the door.
a deputy sheriff was at hand, and q
warrant was ut once sworn out for the
ex-marshal, and put in his hands. He
organized 4 big posse, knowing fIagger-
TVS rccklessness when intoxicated, and
went to the houseic Haggcrly was
locked in his residence, and he covered
the attacking party with a Winchester
and deiied them. lie invited colored
man, a hotel porter, into the house, and
showed him five guns, which he said he
would empty into the bodies Of the
officers before he would surrender.
When the train left the whole town was
up in arms, and 4 plan was being can
vassed TO capture the ex-ofiicer. without
any bloodshed.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Tho Rond's New Extension to pocahontas
In this State.

Tho Roud's Now Extension to pocaliontas.
In this State.
PIrrsnunGH, Pa, Feb. 9.-The private
car OF President kimball, OF the Norfolk
and Western railroad, was attached to
the Western Express over the Pennsyl-
vania railroad this morning.
President kimball, Vice President
Sands and General solicitor Dolan, Of
the road, were the Occupants. The
party was bound for Columbus, from
where they make an inspection OF part
tof the Norfolk md Western system.
Said Mr.. kimball duringa conservation:
ave will first tale aBlookI over the
Scioto Valley branch, extending from
Columbus to kanawha, along which
many improvements have been COM
pletcd during the past year. Tho chief
object OF our trip, however, is to make
m inspection OF the progress Of the
work OF construction Of the new Ohio
Valley extension from $Ironton, o., to
Pocahontas, wv. Va, a listanceiof 100
miles. OF this, 100 miles is finished
and the remainder OF the track will be
aid by August, according to contract.
This extension opens up ansimmense
amount OF valuable coal and mineral
lands, and much industrial activity in
this region will follow the completion
OF the road. Weare also making other
minor improvements along the system
of the Norfolk d Western. !"
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THE ROUTINE BUSINESS.
Committee Reports Adopted and RoJc cte

Committee Reports Adopted and RoI ccted.
Several Complaints.
William Hare & Son wcro granted
by the first branch the privilege Of
leasing a portion of Chapline street,
near Twentieth street, at a rental OF S25
per year. This seemingly innocent
paper caused good deal OF discussion
in the second branch, and statement
+ was made that rental OF $50 per an
nun had been offered. Several mo-
tions, were made to refer the permit to
various committees, and motion torefcr
to the committee on real estate, with
power to act, was finally adopted.
8 S. N. Hurst was granted Il license for
another year at SO per year.
The report of the committee on
equalization and appeals was read.
President Jepson was astonishcd to hear
that an assessment on part Of the Fort
Henry Club property was reduced from
$4,000 to $500, but. MS the assessment
covered only the kitchen lot Of the club
his Amusement subsidized. The commit
tees report was adopted. Mr.. Maxwell
expressed wonder that the Hempfcld
yard, belonging to the Baltimore & Ohio,
should be assessed at only $4,000, and
{ he voted no. :ss .3,5
William ?. Hubbard complained that
some OF his houses on McColloch street
were damaged by a change OF grade
made by the city. His petition was re-
$ ferred to tho committee on claims.
9 Sexton Burt wants IN assistant dur
) ing the summer months. The com
mittee Of cemeteries will wrestlc with
4 his request.
Residents Of Jacob street between
Twenty.ninth and Thirty-irst streets
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Tho Hcinleiu Bill Passes.

Special DISPATCH 10 the IntciliGncsr.
COLUMBUS, ONO, Feb. "a bill by
Mr.. Hcinlein, Of Belmont, which is OF
considerable interest to farmers, was
passed in the house today. The bill is
an amendment to section 4,7O5' OF the
revised statutes, and is to permit the
county commissioners, if the. nature OF
the case justitics, to make payment OF
costs that may be adiudged against the
defendant BY the probate court, in APP
ipealed road cases. Il 1T n,
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tttHus MAJ. my
Mny md Dccen,bcr.

Sptcta! Dispa.ch 10 Ac Inlel!igcnccr. s555 III 81
4a PARKEnsBuRa, W. Va. Feb. 9.-Will-
lam FRAZIER and Miss Louise Howard
were licensed to we'd here to-day. Mr..
Frazier is a young fellow OF sixty-fve
years, and Miss Howard is q mature
matron OF sixteen summers.
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- ~ ii, sTtsl - 4, .trlajE,lE "a.
Clerk ClOt,stonss Trln1.s
'tcial Dispatch o ne ID.elliqencer.3 (.

Special Dispatch to The ln.elliqtncer. n NJ
PAREERsnURa. W. VA, Feb. 9.-Clerk
Clouston's trial in the circuit court is
,excitingta great deal OF interest. W. tI.s
Dyes absence caused three of tthe four
indictments TO be carried over.
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Prominent Clcrgymen, Physicians,
and all classes OF citizens are unanimous
in tho endorsement OF Salvation Oil,
the greatest cure for rheumatism.
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I No GREATER guarantee OF the excel
lence OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup could
be furnished than thatit is recommend
cd by all the leading druggists.
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Fever and Fl,lX Cured,

II cheertully testify that after taking Microbe
Killer Tor fifteen days am entirely cured, af-
ter being sick two years with malaria fever and
during which time contracted other diseases
tiux, etc. Twas attended during this time by
three, OF the best doctors OF the city without
benefit Wv. DoNERrY,
40 Celeste St. New Orleans, La y
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BEWARE OF FRAuDs.-Be sure you get
the genuine Dr.. Thomas Eclectric Oil,
1t cures Colds, Group, Asthma, Deafness
and rheumatism. DIV
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King OF Medicines,
Scroittlous H,tmor Cure
"AlmoSt MiraculoUs.V

e.- b IA
"When was IA years OF ago had severe
attack Of rheumatism, and after recovered
had to 60 on clutches. Agar later, scrotula,
IN the form OF white swelngs, appeared on
various parts Of my body, and for II years
! was an invalid, being confined to my bed
years. In that time ten or eleven sores ap-
pearcd and broke, causing me great pain and
suffering. feared never should get we'll. 6
Early In 1856 I went to Chicago toYisit a
sister, but was confined TO my bed most of,tho
time was there. In July read book, "A
Day with Circus in which were statements
OF cures by Hoods Sarsaparllla. was SO i'm.
pressed with tho success Of this medicine that
- decided to tryit. To my great qualification
the sores soon decreased, and began to feel
better and in a short timo / was up and
out Of doors. l continued to take Hoods Ssr-
saparlia for about year, when, having used
: SIX bottles, l had become SO fully released
from the disease that went to work for the
Flint s Walllng Mfg. Co., and since then
HAVE NOT LOST A SINGLE DAY.
4 on account OF sickness. I,bellcve the disease
&is expelled from my system, I always feel well,
am in good spirits and hayo good appetite.
am now q years Of age and can walk as we'll !
as any one, except that ono limb is little
shorter than the other, owing to tho loss OF (
bono, and the sores formerly on my right less.
10 my friends my recovery seems almost
miraculous, and think Hoods sarsaparilla
Is the king OF medicines" WILLIAM A. !
L-E1ln. n. Railroad ST., Kendallville. Ind.
floods SarsaparIIla
Sold all druggists 81 sIr f5. Prepared only
!; W 9. l.hooT & CO., Aposhcca,lcs, Lowell, Masl.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-10

ARE you constipated? Bastin's Kid
neyand Liver Tea effects 4 permanent
cure. % cents. "
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C0nsumptioa Cured.

~ believe It TO be one OF tito best medicines
sold. The physicians. two years ago, said my
wife had consumption. both lungs affected J
have had to send her South for several springs
TO keop her alive, but since she has been inking
Radam's Microbc Killer sho has been right at
home attending TO her business, and Is In better
health than she has been for 70 years. s.
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Asthma and Catarrh Cured.

catarrh for more than two years past, getting
most OF my sleep sitting up In bed or reclining
In q chnlr: have used one jug Of Radan's Mi
crobc Killer, and for tho last three weeks have
been sleeping naturally, Soundly aud swcctly rs
achild. attributed my relief 10 the remedy,
mud heartily recommend 1t 10 any one suffering
from asthmatic or catarrhal trouble. Respect
fully, EDWIN Il. MOORE. =,
~ cashier In Bank OF Adairvillc, Ga"
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WHAT TIE FIRST BRANCH THOUGHT.

WHAT TIE FIRST BRANCH THOUGHT.
Mr.. Pollock said that he was per-
fcctly satisfied with the resolution.
DR.. Campbell thought tho commune
cation should be signed by the COM
pany, if it was the company's PROPOSE
ton.
Mr.. Wilson said it was evident that
the supply OF gas was decreasing. and
that the question was, whether the
company should be held to its contract
until the business was entirelya losing
one and it should abandon the city.
Therefore, was it it better to relieve the
company or do without gas? He was
in favor OF granting it the relief asked.
Mr.. Dobbins asked if tho commune
cation was before the house, and
Mr.. Pollock replied that ii the rcsolu-
ton were adopted tho report of the
committee would naturally be rejected.
Mr.. Dobbins said he would vote for the
resolution. DR.. Caddle was in favor OF
it also, and had had something similar
in his mind all the time.
DR.. Campbell asked ruling, whether
a resolution could DO offered as sub
stituto to take the place OF a committee
report.
.Ycs," said Chairman Farrell.
DR.. Campbell was opposed to the
resolution. He claimed if the CITY
altered the contract it would break the
contract, and the price Of gas would go
up, and would become a luxury, so that
the poorer class OF citizens would not
beable to useit. Flo would sooner let
the manufacturers have the gas. . The
Z doctor moved to refer tho matter to tho
joint committee that had been wrestling
. with tho matter MI along, and his
motion was adopted bya vote OF to S.
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A TEMPORARY SETBACK
To the Effort of tho Natural Gas
Company to Get Rid
OF DELIVERING FREE GAS

TO tho City-.-A Resolution from tho
Company not Rushed Through. but
Referred to tho Proper Committee.
Tho Company kindly Promises not
to Charge for Gas Moro than the
Law Allows.
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FED R Gs a. IL lei.

As attorney in fact Tor l. T. Busby. have for
SALE privately, the two parcels Of ground on the
west side OF Market street, In the city Of Wheel.
ing, one now occupied by ". i. Krcig as Jew
property lies between that occupied by Stanton
Il Davenport on tho north and the property Of
the Wheeling Title and Trust Company OH tho
south Possession given OIL LIST of April next
AS executor Of VIM. Busby deceased. have
and ~ inches, each, on the east side OF Market
street and running back 10 nllcy In rear, and
lying south of the property recently bought By
LuA Bros. and below Alley u, nhove the Post
office n 1E WILLIAM D. SIMPSON.
FEBEUAnY 4. 1892 iCi
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Several Diseases Cured.

II checriully testify to tho curative powers OF
your medicine Having been n sufferer from
weak lungs, standardization and indigestion,
after taking Mierobc Killer all OF the above
symptoms have entirely disappeared.
"iours, etc. THos. H. DAVIS,
"Janitor Howard Memorial Library,
.'f- f-76 |.sa. New Orleans In - /.
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WANTED.
EtFoR RENT

}EOR RENT-NO. 25 SOUTH FRONT
IL street, Six rooms. all modern Imnrnvn,
mentS. Possession ApEill. Inquire OF m, JIG.
liuIP. a#.a.hr ~ nHi lnIl
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EoRRENT-.TOAGO ODGARDENER
~ for a term Of yearl. n ten.Rcre field, bot
tom land. above Nigh water; on tho pike md
near the city. Rent, 81? per acre, Also pa,turn
land. Address "a. c, McG.,t this Office. "a; 's
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FOR RENT--NEN BRICK DWELL.
IL ING; NIL modern improvements ~ -Four.
teenth street, from about February l, 1902. vii
20 leased ior term o. yearSt responsible party.
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.LEeAL NoI.IlLlc,:;Es.
NRDnRa OF PUBLICATION.

In the Circuit Court OF Ohio county, in tie
State OF West Virginia, November Rules, A. D.
1891
The Brown & Simpson Company
acorporatlon, plaintiff, In cbonccrv.
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In the German schools there was an
enrolment for the month OF 4s9, mum
her Of teachers ., and amount paid Tor
instruction Sl95.
The Librsrian's report showed an av-
eraee daily circulation Of 1SS, reading
room circulation Of 1,202 and amount Of
fines collected Sl2.
The Committee on Accounts submit
ted bills 20 the extent OF Sl1l.OS, which
were approved. The Committee on
Buildings submitted bills TO the tune Of
S1.5s1. O5, aud the Committee on Public
Library bills aggregsting S12l.76. They
also reported that books 70 the extent OF
$50 had been selected. 10 was also rec
ommended that Mrs. c. NJ. Crawford be
re-appOinted First Assistant Librarian
al so per month, and Miss NJ. j. Bailey
as Second Assistant al $40 a month.
The Committee on Finance, TO whom
was referred the petition Of the Board
of Education Of Fulton for an approprl-
alton OF the school fund OF Washington
and Madison school Sub-diStriCts, in con-
sequence of certain pupils resident OF
the school district Of Wheeling attend
ing the Fulton schools, reported that
they had examined into the matter and
found that the amount of taxes paid by
parents Of the said pupils were S7S.67,
and that the amount Of diStributable
school fund 10 which (hese pupils would
be entitled under a pro rata distribution
was S47.SS. The C'4rk of the Board,
Hall, was accordingly ordered 20
draw an order for ,1d26.5J. payable TO
the Board Of EIScation of Fulton.
TIE sum y $50 was given 70 the
Richie school for the repairing OF the
cutters.
DR.. Pipes asked il a new flag could
be appropriated FOR Richie school. a
flag had been kindly presented TO this
school by the j. 0. A. NJ. at one time,
bat 10 had now worn out 10 was the
opinion Of President JepSon that it was
not within the province of the Board TO
purchase flags, but that the Board had
At one time authorized the Sub-dlStriCtS
30 put up flag poles.
ACQUISITION arose aS to how the schools
would DO heated next season, whether
by coal or natural gas. A committee
Of two, consisting Of President JepsOn
md Mr.. COwden, were appointed to
wait on the officials OF the Natural Gas
Company to see what terms could be
made.
On motion Of Col. Miller the Gus
tomary appropriation Of $3.50 TO deiray
the expenses OF graduation was made,
aud it was voted TO carry out the ar
rangements on the same plan as last
year.
Adjourned.
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A BRIEF SESSION.
BOARD OF EDUCATION QUICKLY DISPOSES OF
Tbs MONTHLY GRIST.
The Usual Amount Appropriated for the Graduation
Various Bills and Reports Submitted.
0ihsr Matters Considered.

There was an adjourned meeting Of
the Board Of Education last night, in
the transaction Of the regular grlst Of
business for the ensuing month. There
was comparatively little to be cOnsid-
cred, however. outside Of routine bust
ness. aud twenty minutes wound up the
session.
Those present were Messrs. Boyd,
Buchanan, Cowden, Eberling, PaulL
Campbell, Bingham, Eschtruth, Hub
bard. Miller, Miiligan, MoenkemlIer,
Ulrich, and President JepSon. Judge
BOYD was elected 20 I'll the place OF
r. Acker, and ID. Buchanan, In place OF
5. s. Bloch, Messrs. Bloch and Acker
both having resigned ct a previous
meeting. The new members were
placed on the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
made vacant.
Superintendent Anderson read and
submitted the following monthly report
OF the schools for April
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select Delegates to the Various Conyen-
tfons lnsThis State.

PIEDMONT, w. VA, May 2l.-The Min
eral County Democrats met in mass con-
vention in Keyser at p. m. to-day.
G. w. Daily was chosen chairman and H.
S. Richardson secretary.
The following gentlemen were chosen
delegates to the district convention which
meets at Charles Town to select delegates
TO the National Convention at Chicago: ].
w. w. Davis, II. G.. Buxton, Meyer Baer,
Capt John Sheridan and G. w. Harrison,
Jr., of Piedmont; J. w. Keys. T. Harry
Keys, D. c. Quinn. V. NJ. Alkire, o. P.
Carroll, L. p. Douglass and Frank Mena-
fee, of Keyser: @. B. Shank and ]. w.
Vandivee, OF Welton; w. y. Shultice, of
Shaw; J. \. Nethkni, Geo. Bane, Jr.. and
DR.. Robt. Gerstell, of Elk Garden; E. S.
Johnson and S. L. Berkebile, of Cabin
Run; Adam Frasee, WIN. Welton, Chas.
Seymour, John Broome and j. Hunter
Robinson, of Frankfort.
A resolution was passed unanimously
endorsing Senator Chas. j. Faulkner.
The delegates were uninstructed. but
favor the nomination of Cleveland for
President
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CEO. R. TAYLOR.
MAIN and MARKET.
115O and 1853.
New Spring and Summer Stock.

DEPARTMENTS reete with the most choice lines Of
wool fabrics Special attention has been given to the
lines India Silks ranging In prices from 37H
the Black
previous effort In that direction We
and Bonnet Yelling being the
right shade ceabe
dimes orpanes Zephyr Llama Cloths in variety White
Goods and Embroes elaborate designs and all widths
Wraps Jackets
Tourists and Silk Serge Regaans especially well adapted for
Market have just opened Ladies
Silk Isle Balbrggan
will found the best Ladies'
and "Sa" Shirt Waists
over had and will give entire satisfaction We
inspection Our Glove Department
f For the celebrated p Cenemei Kid Glove 1t is well known
are the Also for the Foster Paul
Glove and the Ryne swede Gloves Centemer Five Button
Agency price, viz sL3 Full lines OF SIX and
Tisro Gloves for Ladies and Children
n stock Fancy changing but to-day full
many Veings Handkerchiefs Fans
Ifs Hoods Bags Belts Paraso Infants and Wrappers Carriage
os Skirts in silk will be during the
Io,isbng appear We show this Lace
n. and fixtures Also Summer Blankets summ
and Upholstery goods Of which have complete
- op new Table Linens Towels sca Drapery Silks Null
a Lace Bed Spreads, Elder Down Pillows all in and
for inspection Table Damasks "a yards vide and Nap
but the best
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FOR SALE
House : rooms 2sqs chapllne street

House rooms 2523 Chapline street
House, 6 rooms, South Broadway. with 4
egn improvements. lot SbHl2 feet 500
House, Z rooms, Eon street, tl.Oo0 cash, 4
ance on easy terms $500
Lot on Twenty-ninth street $50.
Very desirable building lots IN Behie.i
Speiders addition.
Lots on site OF old street car barns.
Lot on Jacob street, Center Wheeling. 81
House OF rooms, Woods street. Csts
Wheeling, 81, 40.
Splendid farm. 20 acres. nine miles ,lE'
city. Cheap.
House OF i've rooms on Fourteenth 'fest
House OF three rooms In FIRST ward, trn
House Of four rooms on Eighteenth on
tl0OO.
Two very desirable lots on South Promises
Island; cheap.
Lots At Ellington Lane. S37b.
Business house on ChApline and Twenty ~
streets.
Large lot at McMochen. Ground l@rf
Very cheap.
House OF eight rooms, with modern conIa
ences. on Jacob street, between Fifteenth
Sixteenth streets
Corner one-hAlf lot on hcColloch and D
mont streets.
Choice lots in Glendale on easy terms
One Of the best manufacturing titslis
city, fronting on two railroads.
500. 600, HOO aud S2,0OO 20 loan on CITY =
estate.
FOR RENT.
Desirable front room. second noor, f1'nhf
or unfurnished, on North Main street
NESBITT g. DEVINE,