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stAnrIN,s EEnnY.
Accidents and Iucl.lents In that Thriving
Ctty-PoFsssal and IaduEtglai.

Accidents and luctientA IN taat HuEANuB
clty-Psrsssai aal EadHEtslat.
Mr. William Mann is home from Little
Fall, Mimi, to which place he was called
by The illness OF his father. While in
Minneapolis on Monday night he at
tended tho opening OF the convention
hall, which was attended by u, 900 per.
sons. He saw Mr.. Hall and others, OF
wheeling. Mr.. Mann says tho ventila.
ton, acoustics and all the arrangements
are excellent. While a long distance
from Depew he was heard distinctly.
There were over a hundred street cars
waiting when the meeting adjourned.
Persons who 90 to Rock Point on the
O. &P. excursion tomorrow can obtain
a free pass TO Elwood City by applying
to Mr.. Harry Northwood on the train.
It was David E. Jones, Of Etnayille,
who won the gold medal at the oratorl-
cal contest at the Opera House on Wed.
nesday night, and not Roger Jones.
Next Monday evening Rev. E. 7. AM
derson will lecture in the colored NJ. Z
church on his visit TO Rome and his
four years travel in Great Britain.
Basil I. Ray has accepted travelling
position with the Cleveland Gazette,
published in the interest Of the colored
people.
Aneffort IL being made TO set aside
the sale OF the Dc Haas property, but 1t
Is not likely that this will be done.
John Midnight has been granted an
increase in his pension Of from s. per
month to $l2. ]. I, Hanes got 1t.
The Etna mill will pay its employees
to-day that they may take in the picnic
at Rock Point tomorrow.
Yesterday Henry Feetterer, a First
street saloon.keeper, was fined $25 and
costs for Sunday selling
The gospel meetings held by the Bap-
fist congregation In the opera house
will be discontinued.
The boiling department at the Etna
mill will be of to-day on account OF the
changing Of rolls.
Yesterday Thomas Morgan, Of Broad
way, had his foot mashed by horse
stepping on 1t.
Mrs. 7Janette Robinson has returned
from six weeks visit in Washington
county.
Superintendent Harris, Of the somer-
ton schools, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Cora Watson is visiting friends
tat philadelphia.
win smylie is able to be out again.
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1oNpoN,s BIG FAI1luRE.
Eject of the Suspension Of the New ORR
entail Bank-pepoSItors nll Right.

Eject of the suspsnslon OF tho New ORR.
entail Bank-DepoSItors all Right,
LONDON, June 9.-The effect of the
suspension of the New Oriental Bank,
which was announced yesterday after
noon, is in no way comparable with
the crash of Barring Brothers & Co. The
suspension had been to large extent
discounted, but Notwithstanding this it
has exercised a depressing influence on
the markets generally, ands .is causing
discussion regarding the depreciation
in the value Of silver and the position OF
other eastern houses.
Shares OF the Indian and Chinese
Bank fell one 10 two points. Ten.pound
shares OF the New Oriental Bank were
eagerly offered Tuesday at three pounds.
Ths insurance on deposits was 5 per
cent. The depositprs will probably
only suffer from delay and will eventu-
ally obtain their deposits in full. The
prospects for the shareholders, how
ever, are doubtful. .4-
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HiGHBfNDERs WAR
Against the Christian chinese-A Terrible
state of Affhlrs.

Against the Christian chinese-A Terrible
State Of Afairs.
San FRAxcIsco, June 9,-The Chinese
highbinders have offered a reward Of
$500 to any highlander who will kill
Christian Chinese, and they have also
sent warning letters to missionaries in
the city, declaring that If they continue
to rescue female Chinese from Chinese
brothels their lives will pay the pen.
atty. Such letter has been re ceived
by Miss Margare. Culbertson, superin-
tendent Of the Presbyterian mission
home, and by several other people ac-
tive in this work. The letter also de-
mands that Miss Culbertson release
forty women and girls now in the home.
Copies OF these warnings were Rent to
Commercial Editor WorlsN Of the
Chronicle, and his sister, who have been
engaged in Chinese mission work for
years.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The House Does Very Little Work While
the senate D0os Mac.

The House Docs Very Ltttle NoFk Wnhe
the senate Does Mae.
W4sHrxoToN. D. c., June Q.-Im;
mediateIy after the reading OF tho
journal in the house to-day and the ref
erence Of sundry senate bills, the floor
was accorded to the committee on the
judiciary. .
Mr.. Oates, Of Alabama. called up a
bill modifying the revised Sstatutes SO
much as TO dispense with the oaths oil
loyalty during the year Of the rebellion
as requisite TO being registered,or adj.
mitted TO the pension roll OF any per.
son who otherwise would be entitled
thereto; nor shall proof Of loyalty be
necessary in any application for bounty
land whore the proof otherwise shows
that the applicant is entitled thereto;
provided that the soldier restored or
admitted TO the pension roll shall re-
ceive any back pay. This act shall not
extend to any person under the dis
ability imposed by the fourteenth arsi-
Gle OF the amendmentto the constitu-
ton. Passed.
On motion Of Mr. E. B. Taylor, Of
Ohio, a bill was passed providing that
such law against any departmental
officer, the chief OF any bureau or a
commissioner Of the United States to
compel the performance OF ministerial
function shall not abate by reason Of
the death, resignation or removal OF
such officer, but shall survive against
his successor in Office.
Mr.. E. B. Taylor called up tho bill de.
fining the crimes Of murder in the first
and second degree and manslaughter in
place and on waters under the, jprisdic-
ton OF the United States. Passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Culberson, OF Texas,
a bill Originally introduced by Mr..
o'Neill, OF Missouri,) was passed per.
hitting poor persons TO sue the United
States courtg upon atfidayits, and
authorizing the courtto appoint coun'
sci.
Adiourned.
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wheeiInr IIIm 1neerpornted.

ETWNIHV 47V0TE7FV71 70 W. 1''sE7F'FF77T7''
cHAnLpsroS, W. Va, June 9.-The
secretary OF state to-day issued a char
ter to tho House 4 Hermann Com.
pany, with the principal Office at
Wheeling, W. Va. The capital sub.
scribed IS 5000, 900, with the privilege
granted to increase 1t to 100000 The
incorporators are George +. House, ].
P, Hermann. A. Cameron and ]. w,
McArdle, OF Wheeling, and L, II. White,
OF Washington, D. Q.
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pI,nppoIntetl Ia Love.

Special DlpditA % ne INlellI1snesr'
F1EMlSaToS, W. Va, June 9.-Misa
Lummie Reed, who lived with her wild
owed mother, five miles southwest Of
here, died yesterday in terrible agony
from the effect OF teaspoontu! oil paris
green, which she took on Tuesday night
with suicidal intent a succession OF
disappointments in love is the cause as
signed for the rash deed.
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1rI.h Leeal nIll wIthdrawn.

LONDON, June 9.-In the house Of
commons to-day, Mr.. Baltour annouuc-
ed that the Irish local government bill
will be withdrawn. Government, bust
ness will rule until to the end of the
session,
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Act on a new principle-tegulat
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A now discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles. constipation.
Unequaled for men, women and chill
dren. Smallest, mildest, surestl Fifty
doses, 26c. Samples free, OF The Logan
Drug Co.'s. J
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A BOX Of Ayers Pills has saved many
a fit Of sickness. When a remedy does
not happen to be within reach, people
are liable to neglect slight ailments,
and, OF course, II serious illness follows
they have to suffer the consequences.
"a stitch in time saves nine" D&w
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New YoRx, June 9.--sidney Dillon
died at 11:10 o'clock this morning ut
his residence, No. % West Fifty-sey-
enth street, whore he had been lying i'll
for several weeks.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 9.-Three negro
men and woman have been killed by
lightning on plantation ten miles from
Canton.
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FoRPENsIoNs-whto for Question plaator
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE!

8. 800 buys lot SIX feet fronting on South
broadway, In Waters addition.
200 buys 25xl22 feet on South York street.
400 buys 25K122 feet on South Huron street.
$50 huns 8Oxll2 feet on North Huron street
81, 900 buys 6lxlbI feet In Woodsdale on National
81, iOO buys q fine lot on South Front street.
5000 buys a fine lot on South Front street.
$3.50 buys fine lot on North Front street.
81 800 buys fne lot in Pleasant Valley, 1e0x30tk
$500 buys q ine lot In Pleasant Valley, S0x260it
$3.50 buys q lot 30xlSt feet on Zane street
S425 buys lot 26x12o Il on EoIr St, Eighth ward
$500 buys lot 3ox0i feet on Fifteenth street.
$500 buys q lot SOxl00 feet on South Elm street.
5000 buys q lot 30x100 feet on South Penn street.
1? 600 buys lot 60xl00 feet on Eolf street, Eighth
ward.
We also have improved properties in all
sections Of the city, all OF which ara held At
reasonable prices,
SIISx120 feet
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TNTHE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO
L c0IfNTY WEST VIRGINIA. Tn.MIT.

TNTHE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO
4 COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, To.W1T:
John NJ. Holiday, Edwin II.
Holiday, James, Barr Frank
KlInkler and John B. Rose,
partners as John a. Holiday
David R, Paige and Albert 7:
Paige, AS surviving partners OF
tho late Arm Of Paige, Carey
Co... q
ThSobJect OF this suit Is to recover from the
defendants as surviving partnersa as Aforesaid the
sum Of aiteen hundred and thirty dollars and
sixty.scyctl cents with interest thereon from the
LIST day OF March. A. .. 1922, until paid. which
amount y due and owing said plalnttas. and 70
debt ara Che costs 81 his action, Che estate and
effect tai the said defendants found In the State
Of West Ytrginia. =
And = appsartng from the at tS fled i N
Albert T. Paige are Tlon'rest dents OF the State OF
W0st Virginia, II Is ordered that thea deieud'
ants David R Paige and Albert 4; Paige do mp:
one month atter ths dasc q me hrst
EaryS protect their interests itbfurlher or
dSfod that this order be published and posted as
required By law.
Witness, John ". Mitchell. Clerk Of our said
Court, at the Court House OF said county, this
tV'u N"' y say JOHN " MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published tho first time May ~ lSa2
- Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELLs Clerk.
S!Es53AiH H. HFArsH' Solicitor for Plaintiff
TNTHE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO
ICouNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, Totwfr:
james Kuntz. Jr., Z. +. Ache
son, L. Mccarreil and James
s Stocking. partners as West
End Land Company.
vs.
David R. Paige and Albert 7. In cbancerv
L Paige, Essurviylng partner OF
I the late arm OF Paige, Carey &
Ca, George W. Lewis, J. @.
FoFgey, trading asJ. g Eorgey
& Co., and Elias McCon-
Naughty.
R. Paige and Albert 7. Paige, as surviving part
nerS O.: The late firm Of Paige, Carey q Co., tho
sum 81 three hundred and nlnety.olght dolla 70,
With interest thereon from the I'D day OF Jan.
uafy, 4. D. 1891, which Is due aud owing 10 said
plaintiffs, which was owing to said J, q Forgey
and by him assigned 70 said plaintiffs, and OF
which notice was given to the hrm Of Paige.
Carey& Co.; aud also to settle and determine
CredIi9rsof ]. G ForFey as against the said as:
sIEtiln6tt to plaintiffs; and also TO attach aud
suble ITO the payment Of said debtand the costs
ofttlS suit estate and effects OF the said defend:
ants David r. Paige and Albert 7. Pllgc. assaid
S1ryivlng paEtnerS found in the Stale OF West
And Il appearing from the alidayIt filed in said
suit that tho defendants, David X Palgc and Al:
bert 7: plige, arc non.EeSldents OF the State Of
Weit Virginia. It Is ordered that the said defend
ana David r Paige and Albert 7. PAlge do ap
pear within one month after the date o. the
firSt publication Of this order and do what Is
necessary 10 protect their interests. tits further
ordered that this order be published aud posted
as required by law.
Court, at tho Court House OF said county, this
10th Hayiof May, A. D. 1891.
~ JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published tho first time May IT, $50!
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
WILLIAM II. HEARSE, Solicitor for Complainant
myl2.r y. :
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CRY OF Mexico, June 9.-seventeen
bandits, who were captured near ORR
zaba, have been executed.
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| David R. Paige and Albert 7.
Paige, Essurviylng partners Of
the late Iirm Of Paige, Carey 4
} CO., George W. Lewis, ]. O.
Forgey, trading aSJ. Q. Eorgey
& Co.. and Elias Neon
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A peRFEcr FIESD.
nj. wIrs's Throat, shoots his Mother
w. in.inw and Cuts MImsslh

o,,. nj. WIfs's ThronI, shoots MS Mother-
Wv ln.law and Cut. HImseIh
Yro,,yaroS, Ia, June 24.-AuGust
Grn,r. Of this city, yesterday cut his
.,;io,s throat, shot his mothcr.in,law
.nG then cut his own throat. His wife
Is.I ioit him couple OF days ago, be-
~" az of his brutality. He Rrasped her
s sT'N pushed tho revolver into her
a a'Nn,E but before lie could pull tho
: .,o~ she knocked tho weapon from
Ii n'T'S hand, llc seized her again and
w. tI,ow ' razor lilo held to her right
E rrist despite her struggles, and began
.Iashing ut her throat. She warded off
ill., blows with her loft arm until the
so.h was terribly mutilated. He at last
pe'a , her cheek and made long but
~, ' yery deep cut from one ear to the
n,Scr and tho unfortunate woman sank
~ tho ground With the blood gushing
i,Grl tic CHASTITY wound,
Grutz then drew tho razor across his
own throat, inhicting q terrible cash.
S,.ntz and his wiie and mother'in-Inw
ar, still alive, but tho husband and wife
% =" in a calcondition.
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MARKED DOWN PRICES
Will take place this morning and continue un-
til this advertisement is withdrawn.
GEO. R. TAYLOR.

Special attention is invited to our new lines
Of Boys Mothers Friend" and Star Waists.
Ladies' derby Waists, Ladies Union Silk
and Sanitary Isle Union Suits, also French
Vests, Boys, Misses, Chids and Infants
Vests, Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers:
Also alot of Ladies' Balbrggan Vests, reduced
from 75c to age We invite the attention of
ladies' also to our superior line of Ladies' Cam
brio and Muslin Underwear. made to order for
our. own sales and can with safety be recon-
mended. All these goods in Market streetroom.
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NOW is THE GIME.
Summer is Here and Everyone
Can be Out Of Doors.
Nature Building Up Its work--.wbat
This Season Is Best Adapted To-..A
Few Timely Remarks.
Now como, the summer.

Now comes the SUMMER!
Nature Is warm and loving aud generous In
summer.
1t fructiacs and builds up. 1t supplies anew
the old exhausted sources Itrc.inyisorates and
reiuyenatOs
The sick feel almost well In summer, so gentle
Is the season totho ,aillns. Tho victim Of
chronic disease feels an abatement OF the sharp
ness Of his suffering.
Nature does much for US. but she does not DO
all ltis not wise 70 assume that when this
beautiful season works al Improvement in the
system, complete health will be the result.
No.
Rather think that this Is an offer Of holp
from Nature, which you should at once take au'
vantage Of. -,
ments It Is especially advisable that tho sufferer
be not deceived by the bland influence OF lne
summer season, aud that he recognize the neeess'
slty Of occurring that medical aid which ~ neso'
ed tor perfect cooperation WIN NMnre ar0r, d,,.
ease II clings tcnaclously 10 the system a aisS
grows moro malignant with each returning ial.
The time 70 take treatment for diseases q ca.
tArfhnl nHturp Il now. Tho climatic conditions
IRE most taYOrable-in fact, the best OF the year
tho liability oius taking cold being the loWeSvE
and two or three months treatment now VIII "
more good than nine months treatment IN coiu
Time and again Drs Copeland and Davis have
advised patients in desperate stages Of catarrhal
trouble 70 wait until simmer before treatment;
Time and again they have urged the necessity o.
taking treatment while the weather was 1avora'
Now is that time. Those who suffer from ca.
tarrh should take advantage OF all the influences
that operate now In favor Of cure They should
not put OF treatment un I'll next winter 5 stormy
days. but should prudently "msnd theIf ROOT
while the sun shiiIcs." Now Is the time. and
the opportunity Is Just what Is desired for the
worst cases Do not let II 80 BY but place your;
Davis and have done for you in the next mouth
or two what might not DO possible 10 DO done VII
ngxt summer, .ut
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MARTINS FERRY.
YIN. &C. a. Course-Mnl Workers KnoGkod
Out by tho Heat Personal Notes.

YIN. c. A. Course-MIll Workers Knock cd
Out by tho t-Porsonnl Notes.
Mr.. j. L. Brockway the Pittsburgh
manager Of the Stayton Lecture Bureau,
was in Martins Ferry yesterday con.
ierring with tho lecture committee OF
the Y. N. G. A. concerning tho pros
peCtive course for the coming season.
The Courae will be for the benefit OF the
Y. NJ. O. A. and will consist OF four
events, probably as follows: A Jubilee
company, Swedish concert company,
John Dewitt Miller and the Edward
Morrow company.
Mr.. g. II. Kelley, q popular Pitts
buFgh drummer, was in Martins Ferry
yesterday, and says all OF the Republic
can travelling men are confident OF the
election OF Harrison and Reid. He con-
slders the Democratic ticket walk over.
Hc says protection 10 always beneficial
TO the commercial travellers, hence none
reioiced in Wheeling on Thursday
night. He is an alderman in Pitts
bnrgh, and takes great deal OF inter-
est in politics.
Al the Etna mill the boilers are
making only five heats on the day turn
and three on tho night turn, on account
Of tho heat, The sheet mills in this
mill at tho Standard are making poor
time on this account. a large number
oiemployes in the Laughlin mill and
other factories find it necessary to
Knock of every day.
Martins Ferry Republicans arc vol
pleased with the nomination OF Cleve.
!and and Stevenson and arc sanguine OF
shS success OF the Republican ticket.
With Harrison, Reid, protection and
reciprocity we can wipe up the earth
with tho Chicago ticket" saida proml-
8eh' Republican yesterday.
At tho meeting OF the board OF educa-
uon, on Thursday night, 1t was decided
slla' all teachers who had been elected
Uereque,ted to signify their acceptance
VI rejection OF their respective posi-
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ArrnoI. tho Angel OF peath,

Hoycrs nearer us, sometimes, than We arc aware
It Is safer fAr when when We arc unwell to sus
meet his proplnqulty than to ignore the posi-
blllty Of his nearncsS. Caution Is trait III
which tho majority OF mankind arc constltu'
tlonally lacking The pronenes TO disregard
osllght cold" Is particularly striking. This mi
nor aIlmcnt Is. however, a predecessor Of Il
CRIME, a u,alady which when developed Of the
Ssnnst istSi character, rs mOrttary statistics at
test After a chill, or when tho PIE monltory
sy1nptoms OF lnilucnEa-Such a. sneeElng and
ShiyerinE, succeeded by feverishness and dry
ness oi the SSlu-Aro perceptlblc, immediate re-
course should be had to HosIetterS Stomach
DitterS n genial Accclcratnr OF the hlo0dS ClTen,
i"tISn, which II fuses an agreeable, healthiul
warmth through tho system Ind@etlye 81 PesspI
ration, BY means Of which the complaint y eS
nailed through the pOrSs anti lts further tend
enny eountcr2ctCd Wonderfully etlcasious toe
Il the Biltcrs for malaria c9gsllpation. nVel
SomniaiIit rhcuma,ism and Kidney trouble
WinsgiaVful before retiring induces health
Welding sleep
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tions within ten days from date OF mo-
ticc Applications from several teach
erS have been received.
Martins Ferry tealnstCrs will find it
TO their advantage to drive TO Wheeling
by way OF Ktnaville and tho New Steel
Bridges, which is tho most direct, safest
and quickest route, there being no
delays, easy grades and no railroad
crossings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Mitchell and child
were out driving in a road cart yester-
day afternoon, when tho tap on the axle
point came of, but fortunately the
three escaped uninjured.
IA Note Of Warning will be the
subject at the Y. NJ. O. A. meeting to-
morrow afternoon Talks will DO made
by DR.. Will II. Hall, I. W. shreye and
I'd. S. Houghton. ts
Auditor Joseph Henderson, who win
be d candidate for reelection, was here
yesterday comforting with his Demo-
cratic friends.
The Democrats Of this town held q
ratification meeting last night There
was n fair parade and lotsof red fire and
pyrotechnics.
Dir. and Mrs. Cummings, Of Spring
field, Mo-, visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. i.
Ratcliti yesterday on their way to Mt
Pleasant.
Mr.. Ernest Hoge and Miss Kate Rails.
ton loft yesterday for Toronto % attend
the Christian Endeavor convention.
Misses Bee and May Thomas will at
tend the ChalfantMulholland wedding
at Pittsburgh.
Lewis Smith Is home from western
trip in the interest Of the Buckeye
Glass Works.
CURLING and now pavements are be-
ing put down on Pearl and West Jefler-
son streets.
George W. Twcedy has purchased
two fine steel iron gray Black Hawk
horses.
Rev. Simmons preached his farewell
sermon in the colored n. E church last
night.
Ohio, to visit his brother John.
Two rolls wore broken in the plate
mill al the Ntna this week.
Albert link, Esq, of steubenyilIe, was
in tho city yesterday.
Harrison badges we're in great de-
mand last night.
Mr.. Jess Jones is homo from Pitts
burgh.
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NESBITT g. DEVLNE,
1879 Market Street. mylO
FoR SAIE.


Three houses on Wood street between THIRTY.
nth and Thirty'Sixth streets. on titty'foqt lot;
rents for 81 per month.
No $50 Wood street, lot 3Oxl00 feet six rooms,
A splendid manufacturing or building site,
one OF the bOst In tho city, 30 feet square. cor.
ncr OF FortyYecond and Water streets; will DO
soldBsa whole or in lots.
4 good farm Of NJ acres, ono and half mllGI'
from tho city. A good orchard. six acres Id
grapes, has ailve.roOmed house, stables etc., and
the best OF water VIII sell on easy terms OF
trade Tor city property.
Lots In IIofimRnn's addition, tho best value IN
tho Eighth ward. on very easy terms, for short
No. Iil7 Jacob street. SIX rooms and largo
1tOtb room. t!tl01
Fine houses in Caldwellsrun, cheap. 500 TO 1880
No 1915 Jacob street. rents for Sll6......... 210)
No II Thirty eighth street, six rooms, new. $50
No. 1924 ChAplino street. tcn'roomed houGe
and two lots.
Brick house. four rooms and halt, Forty.
frSt and Woods streets, full lot
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.BUlLDINGLoTsFoR SALE
IMPROVED PROPERTY
RINEHART 6 TATUM,
city Bank Building Room N0.s.
Telephone 40. tel5
FOR RENT.

No. oil Sixteenth street, six rooms aud
finished attic, hot and cold wnter...r......,s0 90
No $50 Market 100
No. 40 Alley l6..... W
No $50 Main street, i've ro0nlL .......... 10 %
Stable north OF Fourteenth street..,....... 90
Stable on Elizabeth sttect...."............. 2 90