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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-27
Leading futures ranged as follows:

Baltimore, Md, April 26-Flour steady.
Wheat dull but steady: No red on spot 75f1
7512c; April delivery 750 75Rc; May delivery
7514c; milling wheat by sample 7A017c. Corn
dull and firmer; No mixed spot 49lac; April
delivery 49I464912c; May delivery 49c; yellow
corn by sample nOminally at Sic; white corn
by sample nominally at BIC.
St. Louis April 26.-FlOur steady with but
little demand Wheat opened firm, but be
came unsettled and closed lsc lower to &c
higher than Yesterday; NO red cash at 6olsc;
Nav delivery at 65Ac; July delivery 695sc.
Corn dull and firm, May. however, closing &c
off: No mixed cash SIC; May delivery BIC;
July delivery $3.50. Oats higher but dull; No
, cash zoe: MAY delivery 30iac. Whisky 81 IA.
Provisions strong and higher with better de
mand. Pork-Standard mess at 1lS 20 Lard
$40 12%. Dry salt meat5-Looae shoulders
50 80: longs $40 90; clear ribs $40 I'd; shorts
$40 25 boxed meats 15c more. Bacon-PaCEed
shoulders $40 50; longs $40 87i2Wll co. ribs
$40 STOOL 90: shorts 81 l2}s0l -. Hams
Sugar cured, 131l+C.
quiet: No , red sc. Corn strong; No mixed
44c Oats firm, No mixed 3ps@32c Pork
tirmer at S1S 30. Lard in fair demand at 80 -.
Bulk meats firm at $40 0Gdl0 l2l2. Bacon
stronger at 81 50611 62la. Whisky quiet at
81 IA
New Orleans. April 26.-Conee dull: Rio or
binary to fair 154Gl72tc. Sugar strong omen
kettle good fair at 9-l6c: good common asc;
centrifugal light offerings prime yellow clari-
fed at 7-1GG4lac, OF Clarified $500 l-l6c;
seconds S94c.
Naval stores.
New York. April 26-Rosin quiet and weak:
strained common to good 81 27Hlgl 80 Spirits
turnentine dull and weak at 311qf232c.
Wilmington April 26.-RoSin nothing doing.
Turpentine nothing doing. Tar flrm at 81 %
Crude turpentine firm; hard 81 90; soft and
charleston, April % Spirits turpentine
firm at 25I2c Rosin firm at 81 o. for good
strained.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York. April 26-Cotton seed oil quiet
and frner; crude 40c: yellow 45c.
New York, April 26.-Petroleum quiet and
firm.
Rice.
New York. April 26-Rice quiet and easy;
domestic fair to extra 3'd.5i &c: Japan 4ls6i5fc
New orleans, April 26.-Eice dull: ordinary
to good 2l502Bc.
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Maritime Miscellany.

New York April 24-Schr Enchantress, Rol-
lent Doboy. Ga, reports the following April
20 south of Hatteras, had northeast gale and
high seas in which lost small boat and carried
damage.
Boston April 24-Four hundred and one
bales cotton were damaged by fire and water
in steamer Chatham.
Key West. April 24-Brig Acadia [Brl,
Vickery from Apalachicola for Sagua, with
lumber. stranded at TOrtugaS April ls and be-
came d total loss.
Schr Benjamin Hale. Hall, from Boston
March 81 for Velasco, lex. also stranded April
Is at 1ortugas and will probably be total
wreck. Part Of cargo saved.
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Exports.

Per steamship VIM Crane for Baltimore
go bales cotton $50 bbls rosin. i73 bbls spir-
It's turpeutine. - bills rOsin oil, $50 bbls pitch
/ Dbl tar 81 O15 feet lumber 6o bbls rice PA
pkgs mdse lO5 cases canned goods, 764 crates
vegetables. 3i2 bbls vegetables, p pkgs fruit.
go5 boxes oranges.
Per bark Michele B [Itall. for Garston
DoCk-2537 bbls rosin, weighing 1913 425
pounds 200 bbs spirits turpentine, measuring
10 4J7 gallons. p bols oil measuring / 1855 gal
Ions; l5tl27 feet p p lunber-S Shooter Co.
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COMMERCIAL.
~ 1KFTS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

western, o = Ia April 26-P. M-Money on cali
New, from to 80 per cent, closing
easy AZ az per cent; prime mercantile
orr sLT1O per cent. >terllng exchange
pal5r nosted rates "a s6di $50 CONNER
se4Esj "A Sflq64 81. Government bonds
ca. plGt STATE bonds dull. Railroad bonds
siron- vorl, April 26-The stock market was
Ne" fluctuations in prices generally
olL The interest taken IL the naval pag-
sl-n' and The fact that the exchange Will be
e3nl ~, marrow tended to Curtail operations.
close. ~ the dullness. however. firm tone
u sELc-arized the dealings, purchases being
cla.[o,GIst4d nv a further reduction in the rates
s. Zinc exchange, ease in money,
o. ne statements by bankers that
anu old exports are to be expected
10 --1,rov--s or Saturdays steamers. The
rnaiorltv OF stocks closed IrdctlohdIIy ABOVE
uaoI,jt-bt figures. Reading was especially
ls s toward the close at p against 24l4 at
sIu-sening Favorable reports in regard to
lls W IN for funding the floating debt were in
ll..r1,r1ental in causing the advance, which
~ sv-ro nathetlc effect on the general list
The grangers were in demand ana closed at
~ ~ erlres New England gave way suddenly
Viii ~ o'clock from 1915 to BOZ, but later
salT AM IN 31I5 Distilling and Cattle Feeding
iNr-nI,e from Pm to 25l5 on rumors that bond
!e of larger proportions than antici-
go will he authorized. The stock
IoIIIjied 10 26B and finally receded
Idl 5e Toledo Ann Arbor and North Michi-
! ~ b,I5e 5Is TO 1877 and rallied Al per cent
1I7o,,isviIie New Albany and Chicago jumped
3ror1 1si, to p, dropped to 10 and recovered to
tto5I American Tobacco declined from SO to
az and closed at 81. The dealings in Reading
ere on a large scale during the afternoon
ord its advance to 26 caused the market to
close firm in tone with an improving tenqency'
sales of listed stocks, 10000 shares; unlisted,
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Florida. 81 OOa2 90: Savannah. a. 000
80; cucumbers IS 6U15 o., peas. 15o0-si %;
lettuce. 81 GOAL so; squash, white, 50175c; yell
low, 81 501l IS; beans, wax 81 O0G4 so; green
s. SOFA 90: tomatoes carriers, a. 50G3 90;
crates, s. OO612 80: eggs. l9114c.
PALMER, RlVENBURG & Co.
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Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all nautical information
via be furnished masters Of vessels free of
charge in United States Hydrogra phic Once
in the custom house. Captains are requested
to call at the ONCE.
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Spoken.

April n. lat p 81. lon ~ 40 bark Melanesia
TNorI. from Pensacola for Fecamp.
April 3. twenty-seven miles north OF Hat
teras. schr Annie L Henderson, supposed
from New York for Brunswick.
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Memoranda.

Steamship VIM Crane, Baltimore.
Steamship Asiatic Prince BIT, Barcelona
and Genoa
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Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship VIM Crane, Foster, Baltimore
John G Carolan, Agent.
Bark Michele b LItall, Bertolotto, Garston
Dock-Chr G Dahl & Co.
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Thursday, April y, 1888.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Carl konow lNorl, Petersen,
Bluehelds with bananas to havanaugh &
Brennan.
Schr William II Shubert Sloan Baltimore,
with coal to D R Thomas, vessel to George
HarriSS Il Co.
Schr Austin D Knight. Drinkwater, New
York. with cement to Andrew Hanley, vessel
to Jos A Roberts & Co.
SChr A Denile Melvin, Norfolk. with coal
to G Taggart. vessel to Jos A Roberts Co.
Schr Percy BirdSall, Spur Baltimore. with
railroad iron to order, vessel to George Har-
riss & Co.
Steamer Katie. Bevlle, Augusta and way
landings-W r Gibson, Manager
Steamer Alpha. Strobhar Beaufort and
Port ROyal-C II Medlock, Agent.
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One of Harrison's Stories.

On the first day of his recent duck shooting
experience in Illinois says the Chicago
Herald, ex-President Harrison felt very stif
in his arms and legs, and complained OF il to
his companions. The next day his friends
equipped him in a new shirt and EoOts. which
ftted him loosely. When he came home that
night he aughingly remarked Il am some
what like an old fellow I knew in Hardins-
burg, Ind. He became firmly convinced that
he was about 10 be stricken with apopleNy as
he suffered nearly all day long with smoth-
cred feeling. He visited a well-known physi-
clan in q nearby town, who, after examining
collar.
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HIDES AND FURS.
~~-~~~-~-~-~-~--~~~~~-~~-
Send Your Hides and FurS

r RNDoLPH Nd
SAVANNAH, GA.
He pays for dry hints cents dry salt AZ
cents dry damaged 80 cents, green salt 3
cents beeswax p cents, deer skins e cents
coon skins 10 TO 80 cents, otter skins No. | %,
mink skins No. 81.
2I1 st. Julian Street.
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Departed Yesterday.


Steamer f G Barker, Finney, st Helena
Master.
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Balbriggan, gauze or Isle underwear
for men at LaFars.--ad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-14

home and be wiser in the future. am
inclined to believe that Joseph has been
doubly false. have strong suspicious
from letter l found after he left me
that he has wife in Youngstown, o.
Yes, have notified the police, and Mr..
ODonnel has. also. don't know
where he can be. He told me he would
return in a few minutes"
Proprietor O'Donnell says he las had
many experiences, but he has never seen
one equal to Joseph Johnson, who is 4
small, sandy-haired man, with pleasing
appearance and quiet manner. He was
so smooth that l never suspected him,
even at the last moment" said Mr..
O'Donnell, land of course, hardly ex-
pected him to leave his wife during their
honeymoon"
The police are on the lookout for the
refugee, and he will be handled pretty
severely if captured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-14
TRUSTEES SALE
Of
Valuable Leases and Personal ProParty'

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID TO ne the undersigned trustee. by James
Cooper surviving partner OF James Cooper and
COMPANY. dated on the 18th day OF July, 1871,
and recorded in the Office OF the Clerk Of the
County Court Of BrooGe county, West virginia,
i'm Decd OF Trust Book number ., AZ page 80,
will sell. ~ public outcry, on the premises
latelv occupied by the said James C0oner and
Coincany. on the farm Of John Bane, IN Buffalo
district, Brooke county, on
FRIDAY, MARCH Sd, lso7,
commanding at 10 o'c' ok a. II, all Of the fol-
lowing property, to-wii: one slr compressor
and pipes belonging thereto, one boiler and
STACK. one coal digger, about fourteen coal
cars. one wagon. one pump. one inch steel wire
-ooe about $50 feet long. old steel wire rope,
pair OF bellows. anvil pair OF scales, and also
All those tracks. inclines, switches. ways,
roads machinery tools. fixtures, mules and
property OF whstever kind owned and used
6y the said James Cooper and Company.
or of the Cooper Coal Company, or Of SAID
lanes Cooper. surviving partner AID situate
az, near or on the premises aforesaid, and also
ali rights, property, privileges and interests
which were conveyed TO said James Cooper AID
Company from john Bane and others, by deed
dated November IL, ,SSi and recorded IN the
records OF Brooke county, West virginia, IN
Rock Of Agreements numbsr l, 81 page q.
Terms Of Sale-Cash on day OF sale.
fe6i D. 3 SA"fELL, trustee.
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SIZE WAS DESERTED.
a BlUo-Eyed Butler County Girl Left
Al0ne-Au Her Money Taken.

SUAEPSBURG, PA, February ID
After a brief cruise OF four mOntS in a
matrimonial bark, q pretty blue-eyed
RItler girl has been stranded. Her
name IS frankie Heath, or rather it was
before sac was allured from home by a
man named j.. *. Johnson, drummer
for Philadelphia clothing house. The
bark struck the fatal Snag last Friday
when Charles O'Donnen, proprietor of
the hotel where the young couple has
been stopping, presented board bill to
his guest. Johnson replied that he
could not pay on the instant, but by
seeing a friend in the city, be would be
able 10 make q settlement during the
day.
Leaving his wife as q hostage. an
overcOat and hand Satchel, the drum
mer started out saying he would return
10 Two hours. The two hours elapsed
bat he did not return. As time wore
on Proprietor O'DOnnell began 10 real
izc that he had been vicumized. The
rirl, however, would not entertain such
on idea and was reluctant even yeSter-
day % admit thas She had been fOrsaken.
The girl, who is very pretty and but Is
years old, is at present staying wish
lady named Hellet, on Penn street
With tears in her eyes the forsakeu girl
recited the following story OF her life
when quite young my mother died,
since which time l have been earning
my own living as q domestic at Butler.
Four months ago l first met Joseph
Johnson. As / was alone and he prom
Used me a happy life agreed 10 marry
him. We were married three weeks.
after met him, at Detroit, Mich,
where be introduced me TO his family
as his wife About four weeks ago we
came here 20 Shsrpsburg and secured
rooms az the Commercial Hotel. l At
ways trusted my husband and never
suspected for one instant that he would
ever deceive me. But il seems that he
has. he even went through my sack
pockets and removed every cent
Of change 1 had. lie also took
all OF my jewelry. I am here
alone and pennileSS. But 1 will return
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-14
Fl,zsImmon.s Feet PeelInc.

CHICAGO, February IA special
from New Orleans, La, says: Some
sharp news came ont of the Olympic
Club officials visit TO Joe Goddard and
George Dawson at Biloxi. Goddard said
that after defeating Smith he would
post $4,000 for match for any amount
with either Corbett or Jackson, and
give either thirty days in which to ac-
cept The Olympics will add huge
purse TO the stakes for either pair.
The winner OF the DawSon-R Ryan
fight will be matched against the win
ner of the Boston Smith-Tom Williams
fight; and should Smith defeat Goddard
be will be matched against Joe Choyn-
ski.
Bud Renaud has aSlO 900 commission
to bet on FitzSimmonS against Hall at
evens, but so far has placed none.
Fitzsimmons'S feet are troubling him,
and he has been compelled to reduce his
road work. lie took too much pedes-
trianiSm early, and both feet have
peeled and bliStered badly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-14

FRIENDLY, w. VA, February 10.
10 tls Editor OF t,s RsQ.s;s-'
SIB:-I wish 20 bring before our Leg
islajure q very Important item for legiS-
lation, and by having 10 published in the
REGISTER al! the members Of that body
can see what 10 is.
1t is well known that our State has
millions OF dollars worth Of rock oak
timber, the bark on which is extensively
used by tanners. We have a measure
ment OF l2S feet for q cord Of bark The
railroads carry il by the hundred, allow
ing, l believe ., 600 pounds per cord. /
have been in the business of handling
bark for years, and think l am expert
enced, and / am satisfied that one cord
of Rock oak bark, 10 weigh il after II Is
peeled from trees and standing for
week or ten days TO cure or dry out
partially will weigh twenty-four hum
dred pounds, 10 the cord ~But 70 take
the season through, say from the first
OF Apg!l 20 tho first of April it will
wslgh twenty-five hundred and fifty
pounds TO the cord. Now we want
law passed TO protect not only the buy
er but the seller. The average between
., 400 pounds and . 100 pounds would
make 10 about right When the bark is
thoroughly dried 10 weighs about ., 100
pounds 70 the cord. The most of
the bark is generally shipped
before it is cured out. The measure
ment Law is not satisfactory to either
the buyer or the seller or the consumer.
The law Of measurement can be let
stand as iJ is, il will then be optional
with the seller to sell or buy by weight
as they may elect. But let us have o
law passed making a cord Of bark weigh
3,250 pounds. l hope our representa-
tiyes will get up q bill at once and have
10 PASSED.
Carr T w WILLIAMSON.
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JACKSON'S ULTIMATUM.
Re Wants Corbett to Say within Ter
Days Whether lie WIN Tight.


Days Whether lie WIN Tight.
SAN FRANCISCO, February r.
Through ParSon Davies, Peter Jackson
tonight delivered his ultimatum TO
James J. Cor5ett. he wants definite,
unequiyQcal final reply from Coroett
WITHIN ten days or be will withdraw all
challenges and take down the deposit
OF s., 500, recently pnt up in New York.
MY proposal is this" said Mr.. Davies
tonight:
81 want Corbett to sign an agreement
within the next ten days TO fight Jack
son at any specified future time. am
tired Of hearing Corbett's conditional
and indefinite promise to meet Jackson
after he has fought Mitchell. l want
this matter considered altogether indie
pendent OF Mitchell. WHAT am anX-
ious to know Of Corbett is, will he fight
Jackson or not, aud further, | want to
know within ten days. Articles can be
signed now, but jackson is willing 10
give CorOett the naming OF time and
terms. II Corbett does not reply with
in the time named all negotiations will
be broken off,"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-14
REPUBLICANS FILBUSrERING.
They are Holding Back business in the
Legislator Evidently for the Purpose OF
Enforcing an ExtrAsession'

They are Holding Back business IN the
I Legislature Evidently for the Purpose of
Enforcing an ExtrAsessiOn.
! SpseiCi Ttieorou to tie Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, February Ia
In the House to-day Delegate McClung
offered a Joint resolution opposing the
opening OF the Worlds Fair on sun
days. On motion OF Mr.. Johnston the
resolution was laid on the table, by an
/ overwhelming vote, which may be re-
| garded as showing the sense OF the
Legislature upon the proposition now
I before Congress.
In the Senate, most Of the day was
I consumed In reading the new election
/ bin, Republican members Directing to
any motion to gain time. A motion TO
reconsider the vote by which it passed
20 It's third reading, was carried, for the
purpose of bringing IL back to the stage
40 which il may be amended. The bill
was placed on the calender in that shape
and the Democratic members decided TO
hold q caucus tonight, TO determine
upon several proposed amendments to
the bill.
The principal objection from the
democratic side is directed toward the
afth section, which takes the power Of
appointing election officers out OF the
hands OF county courts and places it
with the board of public works. This
provision is generally regarded as fair
and much OF the opposition is due 10
the fact that 10 would work an injury to
the party interest in a number Of coun-
ties.
In the House, as well as the Senate,
the Republican members are resOrting
TO hljbustering tactics aud vote SolidlY
against any motion to facilitate the
transaction of the business before that
, body The House is already behind in
its business, and there are sufficient
number of Republicans in the body 10
delay business and make an extra ses-
sion an imperative necessity. This is
the evident purpose of the obstruction
lists, but every person in the State who
is familiar with the situation will place
the blame where It rghtiully belongs.
ID is impossible 70 transact even a small
portion of the business now before the
Legislature without the aid Of Repub-
licau members.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-14
CORBETT REPLIES.
His Managers with His Money Are In
New York to Make q Match.

His Managers With His Money Are In
New York to Make % Match.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, February 13.-In
reply to JackSou's ultimatum, issued
to-day, saying that Corbett must accept
his challenge within ten days or Jack
sons money would be withdrawn, Cor
bett said this afternoon: "My repre-
sentatives will be In New York Wednes-
day to mako a match With Mitchell or
Jackson. Mr.. Brady and Mr.. Delaney
leave for New York at o'clock this
evening. They have power to make a
match with either Mitchell or Jackson.
am not going to do any talking in the
papers. Money will talk when my man
ager gets to New York. Delaney and
Brady will take $4,000 with them for
Mitchell 10 cover"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-14
FOR SAL +.

Six lots in good locations in Park View,
cheap.
House, six rooms, brick, Eoff street Centre
Wheeling. 81 200
House. six rooms, TwcGty-fourth street, g, 0Ol.
Two hair lots in Handlan addition, cheap
on easy terms.
Marke; street business property at moderate
price.
House, four rooms, Twenty-thiri and Charles
street
Farm. 20 acres. SO miles below Moundsville,
on Round Bottom; - acres river bottom, with
FRO med house and irSt-class outbuildings; on
easy terms
House rooms, Pike street $50
Lots at east end Twenty-third street on easy
terms.
Farm. SO acres, two miles from city; splendid
improvements; suitable Tor gardening.
House rooms 25lS Jacob street and i-roomed
house in rear, $3.50.
House rooms 2j2O Jacob street, $500.
House rooms. Jacob street. between FIJI
teenth and Sixteenth streets, $3.50.
House rooms, Eof street, Centre Wheeling
Tar farce houses, Moysten street, Sixth ward,
8, 100 ,o,,
One-hAlf lot on Chapllne street Sixth wa-d,
0ne.haH lot on McColloch street. Ceatro
Wheeling, 500.
inv. II onting on two railroads.
81 C0O an 5000 - loan on city real estate
NESBLTT & DEVINE,
s-.n .-.4 taF-et Straet
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PomeranIan Passenrers Eobbed

LONDON. February 12.-The customs Of
fcials at Grcenock report that during the
excitement on the steamer Pomeraniau,
which came back to port after q terrible
experience in 4 storm, the luggage of the
dead and living passengers was pluudered
of all small articles OF high value. Moth
ing has been learned as TO the Identity Of
the thieves.
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a Cars-in-

SAIIDA, COL, February at is report
ed here that q cave-iu occurred al the ORR
ent iron mine near Villagrove this morning
killing or iujuring six or seven men. Par
ticulars cannot De obtained hera. Tele-
grams asking that surgeons be sent over
from here were received and it is reported
that special train will so over soon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-14

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, February 1T. T.
Kirk, postmaster at GUN, Marion county,
was shot and killed in q street duel at that
place yesterday by Doc Sites, notorious
fellow about the neigh borhood. The kill
ing was the result of an old feud. One OF
Sites brothers was wounded in the fight.
Kirk was one Of the leading citizens of the
place and respected BIZ all.
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Corbett shows Bis Long Green.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, February 13.-COr-
bett has signed a check for $4,000 to
be taken to New York by Manager
Brady 10 deposit for a portion Of the
stakes for a match in December with
either Mitchell or Jackson. Brady
leaves for New York today.
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ROLF & ZANE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
CALL ON US BEFORE YOU BUY.

500 buys new house rooms, lot 65xlf5, at
Elm Grove.
Gl20O buys house rooms On Virginia street
81. go buys house rooms on North Huron St
Sl6N buTs mouse rooms on Virginia street.
5000 buys house rooms, lot 3ONlsJ, on Nc
ColOrh street.
a. 100 hugs house rooms, attic. Laundry, Gel
lar. on North Huron street.
n. so buys house rooms, lot 37xl2O, on South
BrOSdway.
5000 buys country Residence with both gases,
hot and cold water. bath 2uu closet, good water,
large lot, on easy terms, out the National Pike.
Possession April lst.
gS.Gi0 buys new house : rooms, bath, attic,
lauud v. cellar, near X1ns street.
$500 buys house rooms. attic, Laundry, col
lar bath. both gases on Penn street between
Zane and Virginia streets.
s5CO0 buys Aou-- rooms. all convcnienceS,
at Echo Point. lot 2)0H3C0 Possession Apnl l.
$1,000 buys house 10 rooms, bath, all con
yeniances on Thirteenth street.
$500 buys house . rooms, bath, all con-
venieucc, Oh Fifteenth street