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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-14
LINCOLN COUNTY VALUATION.

Assessor Prudential has completed
the assessment roll for the year 1893.
The assessed valuation of the county is
$537, 554. 80, decrease from last year of
$35, 1853. 10. The decrease on real estate
and improvements is mainly due to the
forfeiture and withdrawal of 6,397 acres
of land which had an assessed value last
year of $l5,0SS, and the burning of the
Reduction Works OF the Bullionville
company, 5000.
The valuations for the years 1892 and
1893 are as follows:
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On Friday morning last Mrs. Margaret
Doyle, wife of John Doyle, and daughter
OF John and Susan o Conner, departed this
life, aged % years. For several months
she was an invalid from dropsy,
and endured her suffering with Chris
tian fortitude.
Mrs. Doyle was born in Blackfoot,
Deer Lodge county, Montana, February
IA, 1872, her parents removing to Phoebe
four years later, where they have since
resided. Three years ago she was mar
ried in this town to John Doyle. Besides
her husband she leaves . father, mother
three sisters and two brothers 10 msurn
her loss.
Mrs. Doyle was Of kind, loveable
and winsome disposition, and her many
friends learned Of her demise with sor'
rowful regret. Her sorrowing relatives
have the sympathy Of the community
The funeral took place on Saturday
the greater portion Of our townspeopl'
following the remains to the Catholic
cemetery, where the interment took place
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strayed or Stolen

In the year 1892, about $50 head Of Cattle
branded ~ tb0n' on right side or right
hip and - side. VIII give One Thoua-
and Dol lars to anyone that will ind
the cattle, and Five Hundred Dollars for the
srreat of the men who stole them
JOHN II. WRIGHT.
Ruby Valley, Elko Co., Nevada, Aug. IT. 1893.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage ofWntOr and Movements of Boat
The River IntSreHts.

stago ofwatOr and Movements of Boats.
Tho River Interests.
To.day's packets arc the 9. W. Batch
eior, for Pittsburgh, at 0 a. M, and Ben
Hur, for Parkcrsburg, at 1880 q. IN.
Nothing has been done with the BollO
Prince, which was disabled at Bogg5'
Island Tuesday night. The boat viii
very likely DO taken to tho docks.
The marks on tho wharf show 10 feet
in tho channel and falling. II the water
keeps on falling at the Same rate as in
tho past few days there will DO no boat.
ing stage by Monday.
The freight business about tho wharf
has been exceedingly brisk tho last few
days. The wharfboat was almost com
plotoly buried Yesterday morning with
miscellaneous freight.
Tho u. b. Ward. which passed down
on Wednesday afternoon with n big tow
Of coal for southern points, burnt out
her boilers Just below Bollairo and wa,
compelled to Ito Up Mt Katu's Rock t
await repairs.
Yesterdays arrivals and departure,
were tho Iron Queen, from Cincinnati
for Pittsburgh, ut 6 n. M, with big io'
OF freight and passengers, tho II. X
bedford, for Pittsburgh, at 8 n. IN, the
Hudson, for Cincinnati, at s a. IN, An
MO Laurie, for Pittsburgh, at 9 q. III.
Sunshine, for PNrkursburg, at 1850 a. IN
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ABOUT PEOPLE


Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
L. II. Long, OF Parkersburg,9 is a
Windsor guest.
r. W. Kelly, OF Parkorsburg, was at
the Behler yesterday.
Charles Burkham, OF Clarkaburg, was
in the city yesterday.
NJ. G. Tyler, OF Monongah, was at the
Mcclure yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Shorts and daughter, Rosa,
are visiting Parkersburg friends.
Col. George II. Parks, ri Chicago, ia
in tho city on brief business visit.
A. B. Beckwith and wife. OF Parliera.
burg, registered at tho Mcclure yester-
day.
W. II. Rccse and John II. Bookman,
Of st. Marv's, were at tho Behler yester'
day.
J. j. Carpenter and G. II. Chambers,
OF Cameron, were at the Windsor yes
terday.
John B. Hastings, OF Parkersburg, was
in town yesterday and stopped at the
Windsor.
Miss Emily Campbell, OF Pittsburgh,
is the guest Of her sisters, on North
Main street.
J.N. Curry, W. W. Curry and A. L.
Crawford were a party Of Sistersviite
people in town yesterday.
Mrs. Blanche Opendorn and son, OF
Baltimore, arc visiting her uncle, Mr..
Joseph Emsheimer, OF North Main
street.
Mrs. Jane Whellier, OF Wheeling, is
tho guest OF her daughter, Mrs. J. p.
Lowman, OF the First ward.-Bellaire
Tribune.
Chris. Graham and sister, Mrs. G.
Thistle, and Mrs. G. B. Slemaker and
daughter, OF sistersville, were at the
Behler yesterday.
Miss Sidney List and Mrs. E. NJ. Cot.
ton, of the Island, left on the steamer
Sunshine yesterday for Parkersburg, to
visit friends for several weeks.
II. A. Wright and A. G. Robinson, Of
Sistersville, ]. +. Baxter, OF Ravens
wood, and II. @. Van Kirk, OF Wash.
inrton, were among the arrivals yoster
day at the stamm.
Albert Gaus, conductor Of the Cleve
land, Lorain & Wheeling roads Wheel.
ing and Bellairo train, has gone to To.
ledo to attend the annual session OF the
order OF railway conductors.
Mrs. John Murray and children, o.
Wheeling, are visiting Mrs. Murray's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Bumgarner
Miss Ida Updegraf, OF Wheeling. is O
guest OF Miss Bertha Hunt.-& Glars
rifle Chronicle.
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Mhnt Wheeling shnuln HIVE.

By an advertisement in another col.
umn meeting is called in the board OF
education's rooms this afternoon at 9
o'clock, to consider the feasibility OF es.
tabtishing o kindergarten school in
Wheeling. That such u school is greatly
needed in Wheeling needs no argument
to parents Of little children, and that it
would succeed in this city is almost Ger.
tain. Those who arc interested in to-
day'smeeting would certainly be patron
esses only ola school worthy OF the pub.
lie confidence. and there should BE- a
good attendance at the meeting at 9 p.
m. to-day.
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the younger element, particularly when
in pairs, was to stroll over tho grounds,
chatting aud gathering violets, which
grow in abundance on all sides. The
favorite spot was the top OF tho hill,
where the observatory is located. Here
knots OF guests assembled ut all
hours taking in the sweeping view OF
Pleasant Valley and the beautiful sur
roundings. At seven o'clock an inn
promptu paror concert was inaugu.
rated, to the delight OF the guests.
Miss Anna Lang played number of
we'll executed piano solos, Mr.. Charles
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larger number, however went out on
the 8 o'clock motor, in time for the
bounteous supper prepared by the
ladiea connected with the institution.
All Of the guests were in rapturos
over the beauty OF tho grounds, which
Gre In finer condition than ever before.
Tho Smooth lawns, dotted on all sides
with flower beds OF brilliant hues, called
forth many compliments, Superin-
tendent Kreiger being showered with
praise for the excellent taste displayed
in his landscape gardening.
Tho handsome interior OF the build
ing was entirely in keeping with the
fine lawns and surroundings. Almost
every room contained floral decorations
the most profuse. In the main parlors
this WIS especially 30. They were fair
ly filed with cut flowers, lilacs, tulips,
lilies Of the valley, palms and potted
plants.
On entering the hall oil the guests
wero received by the reception commit.
tee, who had q bright smile Of welcome
for all. The committee was composed
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THE Observatory ON rue MIL.

Of Mrs. Anton Reymann, assisted by
Mrs. B. Walker Peterson, Mrs. John
Frew, Mrs. Henry Bioborson, Mrs. NJ.
A. Franzheim and Miss Anna Lang.
heRuests were then ushered through
the various rooms for inspection. Each
looked go inviting and cheerful as TO
cause one TO desire to DO an occupant
forever. At present there arc ten per.
nanent residents OF the home, and an.
othor Is expected soon, her application
having already been made.
For several hours fine supper was
dispensed in tho main dining.room and
IN the refreshment room, the latter be.
INK pressed into service to accommodate
the large crowd. The supper was un.
der tho supervision OF Mrs. N. d. Scott,
Mrs. Louis I. Stifel, Mrs. James Riddle,
Misseb Annie and Nettio Roymann, An.
M Hess, Louise Stfel, Annie V. Sage,
Love Lang, Marie Stifel, Nellie Lang and
Annie Wingerter.
Throughout the afternoon and even.
ing tho Opera House orchestra which
was stationed on knoll at one end OF
Tho building, discoursed tho strains Of
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rIghtY FnmIlles norn eloss,

DETROIT. Mich, May liza special
says that one.half OF Spring Lake, n vii
Iags on the Detroit, Grand Haven &
Milwaukee railway, and on the Grand
river, two miles above Grand Haven,
has been destroyed by FIRE. The village
has five churches, q graded school, O
library, three hotels and several saw
mills.
The steamboat Barrett passing up the
river Ia said to have set tho saw dust
atire by sparks from her smoke stack at
this morning. Eighty families arc
without q home. Loss will foot up to
more than Sl60. 900, amount OF insurance
not known.
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ON TOP OF THE MOUND.

Zulaut and Mr.. Win @, Day also render.
ing number OF vocal gems, all OF
which were heartily encored. At dusk
tho grounds and building were illulnin.
ated with colored glass and Chinese
lanterns, which presented u beautiful
sight, especially when viewed from a
distance.
The guests started to return to the
city on the 8 o'clock motor, the major
portion, however, remaining until the
last motor, being loath to leave such a
place of beauty and hospitality. Every
one was delighted with the visit, and
expressed hopes of an early repetition,
but none more heartily echoed this sen
timent than tho happy residents OF the
home,
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispeIling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
Ifactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co, only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

AAne lot In WoodsdRle.
A lot 4Oxl.O feet In MoundsyIlle and ten
shares stock IN houndsYille Mining lnd Manu-
featuring Company for 500
No 9Ol, gOS and Dos Main street
No 1907 ALLEY H.. frame $3.50
No. GS, Is, 81 and % seventeenth street at s!OOl
each.
MCMechen, Cheap,
The malt house property, corner TwOnty'thih
and Water streets.
a brick residence OF Fifteenth SLrooL SS,5M
No, 70 Vermont street, frame.
No. SO North Huron street. frama
No. 1907 Chaplln0 street, brick
No, 96g9 Market street, franc building, four
rooms $1,000
A very desirable country residence In Pleas
ant Valley, GU the National road
No. So North Front Street, lat GOSiOJ teeL
No, 1907 Eor street. brick, Ave rooms
No. 93G Main street, brick, niue rooms,
No. l2l Fourteenth street, brick. lot SOxlg0 foot
No. l05 Zane street. brick dwelling.
Fine building lots in Pleasant Valley.
Storeroom aud dwelling corner Eighteenth
and Woods street
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE or WALTER HALL,
CLERK Of BOARD or EDUCATION,
PunLic LIBRARY BUILDING.
WitpBITSd ~ Va Mnv q IgOl

Sealed proposals win be received for remodel.
Ing and building addition TO Lincoln School, III
Madison subdiStrict, by tho Clerk Of the Board
OF Education, until ThursdRy. May the 18th,
1903, at II M. said building to DO erected in nc.
cOrdnnce with tho plans md specifications by NJ
Y. Glossy, now on iilo In tho rooms Of the
builders Exchange.
bidders must submit with their proposals a
certified check for ~ per cent OF amount Of bid
conditioned that II awarded the work they viii
within ten days after such award DO made, enter
intoh Conltnct, with good nnd sufficient snrOtlCs
10 perform the work 10 awarded according 10
the plans aud specifications, and TO the entire
satisfaction OF the Board Of Education, within
the time specified in the contract
Tho successful contractor must give bond
for tho satisfactory performance OF the contract
bond and surety to DO approved by the Board
Of Education,
All proposnls arc TO bo addressed to the Com
miuCe oil hulldlngs and Grounds Of tho Board
Of Education
The Committee reserves thorIght to reject any
CoNMiTTEE on BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
WYE VS.. EttiNdiiAN. Chairman
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WASHINGTON, May ll.-Comptrollcr
Eckels was to-day advised that the
stockholders of the Chemical National
Bank OF Chicago, who'e failure was re.
Gently announced, will make good the
impaired capital as soon as the amount
can DO ascertained, and the bank will
resume. Every cent, it is asserted, will
be paid, and it is understood that tho
depositors at the Worlds Fair branch
have already been paid
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Another rnlluro In Chicago.

CHICAGO, May II. = The Columbia
national band OF this city suspended to.
day. Tho bank had offices in the in.
surance exchange. The deposits were
Sl,4O0,000 and the capital Sl,00000O
Rumors that the institution was in
trouble have been current for nearly Il
week. 1t did business with small
country banks and was not in esteem
with the other banking concerns OF the
city.
As to tho cause Of tho failure those
who should know say that collections
on loans have been poor.
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Rank SUSPENSION
At indianapolis Caused by tho Chemicals
Failure at Chicago.

Failure at Chicago.
INDIANAPOLIS, I'M, May 1.-THE Cap
itol National Bank, of this city, located
on South Meridian street, suspended
this morning. The statement Is made
that the closing OF the banks doors was
made necessary by the failure OF the
Chemical National Bank, of Chicago,
last week. which institution owed the
Capitol 100000, The bank is the de-
positOry OF number OF building asso-
Citations The announcement OF the sus-
pension OF the bank Game as q great
shock to tho people. Theories as to the
cause and as to the ultimate result OF
the failure flew fast and thick. Some
expressed the beiinf that the suspension
would be only temporary. Tho general
uneasiness was very manifest, however,
NJ D. Wilson IS president and
Charles lougherty cashier OF the sus,
pended Capitol bank, They say;
'The bank has available assets at this
time to over S2O0.0 900, not including tho
deposit with the Chemical national
bank, Ii that were at the disposal oil
the bank there would be no necessity
Tor the step that has been taken. The
loans and discounts OF the banks have
been conservative, and it is believed by
the officers of the bank that they are OF
excellent quality. The assets and La
blities OF the bank at the close OF yes,
terday's business were 81 ,i65,062 rs,
We think the business is in such a
shanA ma tn ha readily sattled I'm with.
ont injury to any OF the business inter-
ests OF indianapolis. There are enough
available funds on hand to pay almost
il not quite % per cont to the deposit
tors and the paper is OF such character
as to be easily realized upon, 40 that
there need not be much delay in do.
postorS in getting all their money"
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ENJOYING THE SCENERY.

popular music adding great deal to
tho pleasure Of tho visit. Mr.. ROymann
played with the band. II IL not often
tho founder Of such m institution is
Hblo 10 assist In rendering instrumental
music for the enjoyment Of It's inmates
and visitors.
All Of tho guests sought their own
particular diversions and Pleasures
sono promenading tho yerandas and
listening to tho music, renewing
aCquhintances, aud In various social
pa5timeI. The iavorlie pastlmO with
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LONDON, May 1l.--Hal! & Co., navy
agents and bankers, No. 7 st. Martins
Place, W. c., have suspended. Tho
suspension has caused sensation in
military and naval circles in tho West
End, as many officers and depositors
with the company, but commercially
tho failure Is OF slight importance.
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Row Gilman ILrrlsicrlnr.

WASHINGTON, D. G., May ll,--RSpor,s
Of thirty Of tho sixty internal revenue
districts giving tho number Of Chinese
who have registered, have been re.
Colvcd at tho treasury department Tho
reports show that 3,4O2 Chinese have
thus far complied with tho law.
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The IateIHgsnGer's 1 Cent a Word Coupon

you have house to rent or something to sell trade want
buv ANYTHING want situation good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place have found lost any
thing write just what you want plainly in the blanks below Cut
this out and send with amount the rate Of one cent per word for
first insertion and oneha cent per word for each subsequent n
ton TO THE MTELLGENCER, No 81 Fourteenth street Moth
ing less than 10 cents.
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FINK & BROW N,
Telephone Csl ImrOl iiic Market stree.
FOR SALE.


Cottage No % Zane street. lot 3OEl2l prico
81 80 Very chcap.
Brlgk house aud store room, natural gas LOT
47kl0j, Etnavlila, Ohio,
House aud lot 40Kl0O, six rooms, bath room
aud laundry, natural gas, KirkwOod, Ohio,
Lot 4bKllO, Zane street.
Lot 30Xiia North Huron street
-Four lots on North Huron street
ono lot Nh NOrth Wabash street.
one lot OH North Indiana slrOOL
One lot on South Front street
Two lots Oh North York street
one lot, North York street. 83XlS), river WOW
-Four. rOouUd cottage. Martins Ferry.
ono brick house, No 81 North MAlh street
one house aud lot Glxi0l, North Front lfel.
one house and lot, 7dNil0 North Trout slt''-
liVe.tOOned house ON EtlO street
one lot i0xlOO, MOunlSYlllO,
Font.Foe@edS house Oh Nitgihia street
EighttOomed house ON virginia street a.,
sOyenfobmud house ON 4, YORK street G)tlD
ono lot In RobinSon's addition, 4 BfohlWhN
One.hnli lot on South Wabash street ,,,.....
SlA lots, South York street, Waters alliIpl,
one house nnd lot, y. Broadway t5L bAa0'
Onohotol aud several FIRMS sutton w Va
All OF the nbeyO properly Will be sQll N.T
cheap WE CHARGE ONLY ONE YEN CIV
MONEY TO L0AN,-Ftum sjJl III slOp ol
first mortgage real estate.
JONES a. WILLIAMS,
Real li'into Agents aud COLLECTORS NOAr,uIpI'.
lie, 81 Zane street. Island mf'
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WILMINGTON, DEL, May 1l,-Thc an
nouncement of tho failure OF R. R.
Robinson & Co.,, bankers and brokers OF
this city, to-day created sensation.
The liabilities are estimated at $500, 900
and tho assets 100000. The sheriff has
seized MI tho propertV.
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RINEHART g. TATUM,
Room 9. City Bank Building
TelenhonA Ola my)
Telephone Ga
FOB s A

House six rooms, Fourteenth street, 5000.
Three lots 60xlOl feet Filan, White & Gala
ghers addition, 500 each.
Fine located business property RthaYite,
eight rooms aud store room; forms easy
House OF lvC rooms aud stable, @OI EIghteenth
House, 8 rooms with full lot, east end Of
Twelfth street, EIIj; half cash
House, rooms, EoG street, Centre wheeling,
House room, aud stable, Eighteenth street,
IS 500
ing, 500.
Find suburban property two mlcs, from tho
city. five minutes walk from motor lino' new,
with all modern improvements Cheap
Lots on Caldwel'S run $3.50 zach.
Fine Farm oil III acres OH National road, ntnN
miles east OF city on easy terms
Farm OF ~ acres. fols miles north OF city. VIII
make good dairy farm
House, 10 rooms Fifteenth strcet, With mod
err improvements.
House SPOONS, sixteenth street. Sj,0o1.
House, rooms, Charles street. Centre Whe'''
Ing, $3.50
House. 4 rooms Twenty. third street, Sl,2ol
House, rooms. North Market street. Sl,5ll
Business property on Market street. as model
small house and half lot jacob street. CentrS
Wheeling, on easy terms, 500.
Lots n! east end Of Twenty'thirt streas on
easy terms
5000
ono OF the beN manufacturing slteI Ia ia,
CITY. fronting on two ratlroatk
s7Oo. $1,000 and $500 to loan on city properly
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Nav ORLEANS, May 1.-THE levee
broke to-day at Lakeport, Ark, and is
filling up the Black river and basin,
Both are said to DO low and able to hold
tho water
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by a big Supper aud Orchestral Con-
cert aud Vocal IusIc-A Pleasing
Entertainment, Surprising in At"
Effectiveness aud Attendance tho
Similar Event of lust Year-The
EHHeIsnt Committees,

being the entertainment in celebration
Of the second anniversary OF that well
known benevolent institution. This
evoat exceeded the previous one, not
only in numbers present, but also in at
tFactlyeneGs. AS is well known, these
entertainments are exceedingly popular
with those who desire to take their
families, and the gathering yesterday
was no exception to the rule. Family
groups ware frequent, always surround
cd BY tho younger clement who were
there In number and, as regards the
tairer rex, lovely in form and attire.
The exceeding beauty OF bright
NAV duy had much TO do with the large
attendance. Guests began to arrive "a
early as 8 o'clock in the afternoon, and
from that hour until 7 there was almost
constant stream OF arrivals. The
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB Said.


Corner lot north OF street car barn. Forty.
eighth and Jacob streets
Lot No, 10 Water street, south OF Forty'elShth
Lots Nos. and7 Eofr street, south Of Forty.
Lot No is, south OF Forty.cIghth street mud
cast OF Jacob street
Is aero fnrm, 10 miles from city md N miles
from Wheeling creek.
100 aero farm. Long Bottom, MelGI county,
Ohio: will exchange Tor city property.
10 acrcs of land near Elm Grove.
No. 6S Thlrty.iIrst street
No 7i2 Main sttcoi.
No. 1875 Chaplne street
No. 1923 Eolf street.
No. 1925 McCOlloch street
No. l0il McColloGh street
No. 224 Twenty.plnth street
No. 26lS Main street.
Lots on North Front street.
Lots on South Front street.
Lots OIL South Penn street.
Lots on South Huron street.
BEiNEDERE LOTS
Many other desirable residences aud farms for
an1N
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WTANTED-ONE ST.CLASs
w coat ono vest and one pantaloon maker
beat prices and steady work. Come at once, H.
LEVY, SistersYlllG W. Va. uy3