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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-19
LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. Is.

CHICAGO. Sept. Is.
Following were the quotations on ths
Board Of Trade today: Wheat t-September.
opened 6s18c, closed 6s3sc; December, opened
7212c, closet 7216c; May opened 7esso
closed 1880. Corn-September, opened &c
closed 4Ossc; December, ope ed 4Ossc, closed
4lssci May, opened 4414c, closed 445sc Oats
September. opened 2614c. osed 26lSs; Oc.
tober, opened 2614c, closed 2e1sc; May,
opened 3la4c; closed S111c Pork-October.
opened, sl3eO, closed Sl4.lO. Lard-Sep.
tember, o ened sS.S71S, closed $500.
Live Stock: The prices at the Union
Stock yards today ranged as follows:
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day 1000:
quality fair; left over, about 900; market
f,irly active; l09l5c higher; sales ranged at
S4.sO16 Is pigs, S5.S5 80 light S5.55d575
rough packing. s5.sG9s.65 mixed, and S5.a
9e35 heavy packing and shipping lots.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for the day
1S,JOJ; quail y fair; market rather quiet
on local AMI shipping account; good grades
rather firm at former figures; other qualities
steady, but not Quotably lower; quotations
ranged at $50 choice to extra shipping
steers, s4.5oG5.lO good to choice do, sasJ
94.4j fair to good, $3.50 O 3.70 com.
mon to medium do, S30O13.7O butch.
ers' steers, s2.0)1s75 stockers, s250n3. 90
feeders, Sl.0l92.7J cows, S2.O01s.9J heifers.
Sl.5o0s-50 bulls. s2.OO1!sj Texa, steers,
VT Se.So "SosO4A AoASStsI anu S-.oOI0.0J
veal calves.
Sheep-Estimatei receipts for the day
1900; quality far; market rather dull but
prices well supported; quotations ranged
at s.. 25 1370 per lUJ lbs Westerns. SleOa3el
Texas, Sl.9O0i.25 natives and S25Oxle1
lambs.
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, eIlSn
25c per ID; fancy dairy, 2l122c; packing
stock, lac. Eggs-Fresh stock, lie per doz.
loss of Live poultry-Spring chick ems. &c
per ID; ROSTERS, &C.; turkeys lO1llc; ducks,
&c; geese, S3.0O15.1J per doz Potatoes
Wisconsin Rose. 75c per bu; fancy, 7Sc;
home grown, SL001I25 per llS-bu sack.
Sweet potatoes-Jersey. $500 per Dbl; Bal.
timore, Sj.2jG35J. Apples-New, fair to
choice, S2.00G2.7j per bbl. Honey-White
clover, lib sections, l2I8 l,43; broken comb,
&c; dark comb, 5boi / JltIsi)a, lJ2lsc; ex.
tracted. 69sc.
New York.
New York, Sept ls.
Wheat-October, 74G7i14c; December.
77I3G77 5-l6c; May, S4ss1s4I4c. Corn-No. 2
moderately active frmer, 50lsc; Octo-
Der, 41s414654c; November, &C; Docem ber
4ossQisssc; May, 505S95l1so Rye-Not quot
ed. Oats-No. duh and firmer; state, S7N
Hl9c; western, 35GHISc; October, 8aaa2sSc;
November, 321&s4c. Pork-Inactive, but
firms new mess 3T.O09l7.50. Lard-Quiet
and nominal; steam. s9.45
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-19

John j. Flster, a Georgetown, d. c.,
cycler, claims to have wheeled 279. miles
in twenty-four hours, breaking the rec
ord.
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WEEKs PLNADs GUILTY..

The New York EmbczzIcr is Sentenced to
Sing Sing for Ten Years.
New York, Nov S.-Francis II. Weeks
was to-day sentenced to ten years i'm
prisonment in Sing Sing prison. He
pleaded guilty on arraigument and the
entire proceeding did not occupy five
minutes.
Distric. Attorney Nichol explained to
tho recorder that when Weeks was
brought into court the prisoner
had been remanded for week on FRI
day last by Judge MARITIME ut Weeks re-
quest, but that Weeks, who was held
underfive indictments, had asked to be
permitted to plead guilty to one OF these
charging him with grand larceny OF
81, 300, the property OF ClemcnCo S. B..
Fish Mrs. Nicholas Fish, which he
held in trust.
do you SO plead?" asked Clerk Hall.
~ do" replied Weeks, in subdued
voice.
Then 1 move the immediate SEN
tence of the prisoner" said Mr.. Nicoll,
whereupon Recorder Smyth, in voice
full OF sadness and severity pronounced
the sentence.
81 regret very much to be placed in
tho position OF sentencing man who is
n member OF tho came profession to
which belong, as member Of firm
which have had many transactions"
said the recorder.
~ know that you belong to well
connected responsible family ] know
that you have brought ruin and dis
grace upon yourself and your family
and that you feel it keenly".
at is unnecessary for me to say fur
Their. The sentence OF the court is that
you be confined in the state prison ut
hard labor tor the term OF ten years"
Weeks took his sentence, the heaviest
the law allows for his offence, without
fiinching Ho seemed to have expected
it. He told Clerk Hall in answer to the
usual questions that he was forty-nine
years old. He looked fifteen years old
or than that when he arrived last Fri
day from Costa Rica. He looked 10
years younger as he stood erect and
finely poised at the bar OF justice to-
day. He had no lawyer. He turned
and followed the sheriff's deputies out
of court with firm tread. They took
Him across the hall 1.-THE Office OF Colonel
Townsend, where he hal long visit
with his wife. after which he was taken
back to the Tombs.
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to do with the resultin large measure,
and that is the immense amount OF
money that has been drained ont oil
every community by people who went
to the Worlds Fair"
Jimmy Flanagan couldn't. say a word.
He was overwhelmed, dazed.
Michael Loflus-'I do remember now
that YOU speak OF it that they had two
or three elections yesterday. What
caused itR did you say. Why the in
dustrial and business condition was at.
tributel 10 the Democrats, consequently
they were involved in tho disastrous
Waterloo"
Edward L. Franzhoim-"Pm not sur
prised."
Hon. c. W. Brockunier-"J as
predicted. )"
Roy Naylor-"oh DON'T"
Robert Devries-"Not very much"
Wharfmaster John Crockard-"Well =!
l have nothing TO say. | submit to the
majority. 1t looks as though the peo-
pie we're not pleased"
Officer Nick Hcrbert-"Whoopee! It's
pretty tough, amt itY'
i. c. Schoen-"I expected it. An
other off year-wait until 1896"
K. A. MoCabe-"It was foreGone
conclusion. The Republicans carried
their states and the Democrats theirs,
l am glad that Maynard, OF New York,
was defeated"
Chief McNichol-"Thero were too
many votes for us.
Lieutenant Gaus--"I don't know any
thing about any election. l have been
out OF town"
P. f. Farrell-"I am too busy to
think OF politics."
G. W. Kreiter-"The monkeying in
Congress and the dullness OF business
did it all"
+. P. DalIey-"The Tariff Students
were taking recess"
A colored brother gave conclusive
explanation OF it. yesterday: 81 kin tell
you how t was. Las yea we was too
busy to 20 to de polls. Dis yea We had
plenty time to ten to dat business"
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q. & o. EARNINGS.
The Statement for October Shows Large
Increase over Last Year.

Tho Statement for October Shows Large
Increase over Last Year.
Baltimore, Mp, Nov. S.-The regui7s
monthly meeting of the B. & o. railroad
company was held to-day. President
Taylor presided. Tho usual monthly
statements of the earnings andexpenses
were not submitted to the early Novem-
Der meeting of the board The state
ments will be prepared and made public
as usual OH the third Wednesday OF this
month.
The estimates so far made show a
large increase in the net earnings for
October, rs well rs for the four months
OF the present fiscal year. The sixty
seventh annual report OF the president
and directors of the company tor the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1893, was pro-
scented and acted upon. 1t will DO sub
mitted to tho stockholders at their an
nunl meeting on Monday, tho Goth inst.
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Another I;obbor Captured.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Nov. S.-Another
train robbcr has been captured near
searcy General Wackerly, who was
captured last night, has made full
confession, us has also one OF the pri-
soners in Jail at Batesville. A bulletin
Just received says . skirmish took place
to-day between the posse and three
bandits near Batesviite, in which one
robber was wounded.
A bulletin from Morrillton says that
one OF the 0liphant train robbers was
killed by posse at that place in a fight
this afternoon.
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TOBACCO MEN
Meet In Washington to Protest Against an
Increase In tho Tax.

Meet In Washington to Protest Against an
Increase in the Tax.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. S.-Thc to.
bacco manufacturers OF the United
States assembled in convention at the
Ebitt House to-day. Delegates from
nearly every section OF the country
were present. Nicholas Finser, OF
John Finser & Bros, Louisville, Ky.
was elected chairman, and Theodore L.
Allen, secretary. a committee of ten
was appointed to confer with the ways
and means committee OF the house OF
representativesand offer suggestions in
regard to the tax on manufactured to-
bacco. A set OF resolutions were adopt.
ed, alter which the convention ad-
journed.
The resolutions protest againss an
increase OF tax on manufactured to-
aacco, and state that the revenues OF
the government would be largely in.
creased by the repeal OF the revenue
law OF 1899. permitting the sale OF leaf
tobacco direct to consumers without the
payment OF taxes.
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A SAD SCENE.
The Eleven BODIES of the Men DrowHed
IN the Luke Collision.


IN the Lake Collision.
EAST TawAs, Mich, Nov. S.-one oil
the saddest sights ever witnessed in
East Tawas is ut L. c. Kings undertake
ing rooms, where eleven bodies OF the
sailors drowned off the steamers Al
bany md Philadelphia are laid out
They were brought in by the steamer
City of Concord last night The captain
nj ina Concord states that he discovered
,hr wreekage Of tue Albany about D
O'Clock Yesterday morning, and about
thirty minutes later that oil the fhlla'
delphia. c. =
Concord. which brought in tho bodies,
was seen to-day. He gives 1t as ms
opinion that ut least u portion OF those
in the yawl which was capsized were
rescued. The coroner's inquest was
adjourned last night until this alter,
noon, when the captain OF the Inflated
Albany will be here.
The following is list OF the men lost
who have not been identified:
S. b. Muirhead, chief engineer, But
falo, family.
James Malloy, second engineer, But
falo, single.
Thomas Pearce, second mate, St.
GATHERINGS, Ont, single.
Joseph Brce, watchman, Buffalo,
S. McNIurtric, waiter, Buffalo, single.
c. NJ. Leggett. chief engineer Buffalo,
Jerry Macon, second engineer, Buff
falo, single.
John Hunt, mate, Detroit, family.
A. Hanna, second mate, Buffalo,
single.
G. Linguist, wheolman, Erie.
Charles Bowan, lookout, Point Huron,
single.
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The grand specific for the prevailing
malady Of the age, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, costiveness,
general debility, etc. is Bacon's Celery
Cure. This great herbal tonic stimu-
lates the digestive organs, regulates the
liver and restores the system to vigor-
GUS health and energies. Samples free.
Large packages SOC. Sold only by Logan
Drug Co. 3
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SHOT Or CUT?
a Man Badly Hurt near tho Old Court
House last Night.

a Man Badly Hurt near tho Old Court
House last Night.
At o'clock this morning man who
said he was Gust Crumler came to the
police office, presenting horrible
sight. His face was covered with blood,
his lett eye swollen out OF shape, dis
colored and bleeding, and his nose
and mouth were badly cut. He
said he WAS with Victor Miller's
brother, when Miller shot him, the bal!
entering his mouth and coming out his
eye. He looked as ii this might be true.
Several officers went to investigate and
DR.. Ashbrook was called. 1t turned
out that Crumler had kicked in the
door OF room in tho old court house
basement, occupied by Mrs. Miller,
and Charles Miller and he threw stones
ut each other for some time. Tho doc
tor said his wounds were cuts, either by
q knife or sharp stone. Tic looked as
if he migt lose his eye.
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poNpsMEN MUST PAY.
he Jury In the Curtis Case ut weIIsburg

The Jury In the Curtis Case at weIlsburG
brings in n Verdict.
Special Dispa'at to lis AtsilQae:r,
WELLsDURG. W. VA, Nov. S.-The
jury in the case of the county OF Brooke
VS.. the bondsmen OF ex.sheriF ]. L.
Curtis this afternoon rendered verdict
in favor OF tho plaintiff for tho amount
of the shortage due the county. This
means that tho bondsmen will have TO
pay up TO the tune OF about $4,000,
from which amount will be deducted
tho school taxes and the amount real
lied by the sale OF the effects of Curtis.
The entire amount to be paid by the
boudsmen will reach $4,000. The case
may be carried to the supreme court.
Tho verdict is what was generally ex-
necLel
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rRuSTEE,S SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue of n deed Of trust made By "N',,
\. Stueky mud Clara, his wife, TO The uu t'''.-',
ed us trustee dated the 2Sh dy q. Ieo' w.,
1899. aud recorded in the clerks 0IHc' %. 40, nv
County Court OF Chic county, West WIZ '.' AZ
Decd Of Trust Book No. 30, page ~, WIZ :. tge
public auction at tho north front door "' '''
Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, TIE 2iuI NAY OF NoVhMba.' ''''
commencing Mt 10 O'Clock a. III, the follow .,,
described property. that is to shy; IW.Na ..',
fee! Oh the north part OF the Soulh AR.''' ,g,
numbered one hundred and iDrty'ulh" AMY ..
hundred aud fifty situate In that p9rl q" .
City OF Wheeling, as laid OIL by ORION a, @'.
Wheeling Island, and known u, ne ". "a
EAncs addition 10 said city. plAiol "". ~
recorded IN the office OF the Clerk OF lhD ''
Court OF Ohio county, In lie d BOOK 40 .' ~ nj
2li, said property 70 be sold hnylhR i'". .,r.
twenty.four feet on South Bro1tWaF hIt .'.t
ming back IN equal width at right nnf.ra 20 .''@
street the depth OF one hundred leeI ,,.r..a
This property IS high rfoHnd, aa W"U. .....f6
cottage house Of four or five rooms so
broadway. between Virginia md ono ..n
TERMS OF SALE-Ouc'tAlrd OF tue W.. ..s
money and as much more Us the puIelh ,..r1
elect to pay cnsh the residue IN one YEN T.-s
day Of sale. with interest, purchaser 10 .H'...I
note with approved security for llE I'D {,
payment, aud The title % be nlnlurt ~. ,
paid. ], D. EWlNu' Iit.
w. II. HALLER, AuctlOnccr. ~
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WANTED.
AssIGNEE's SALE.

A SSIGNEES SALE OF HOTEL
N AND BAR ROOM FURNITURE AND
FIXTURES. ! hereby offer for sale the hotel
and bar room furniture and fixtures OF George
f. Wharton. contained In the building located
at No 1912 Market street, in the city oil Wheel:
ing. West Virginia, recently occupied by said
George f. Wharton as hotel and bar room, in.
cludiug the lease on said building until April
!, 1885,. j. b SOMNIERVILLE,
oc30 Assignee OF George T. wharton.
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EplcInI pI,pnlcL b nLl Inlellln.necr

Special DiSpateh 70 tle Hteiigeaca
WAsuNGroN, d. c., Nov. S.-Tho
postoilice at sewelI Depot. FayettC
county, has been changed to SewelI,
and Thomas L. Woodson commissioned
postmaster. Andrew Snyder has been
commissioned postmaster at demlock,
Upshur county.
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COMMISSIONER, SALES
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
STATE OF WEST ViRs,EtA, OHIO County, So
In the Circuit cour: toF said county.
Louisa Eicheubog and oshess.


Joseph Welshar and others
By virtue of decree made by said court in
the above entitled cause on tho 7th day Of DC.
tober, lSDi the undersigned appointed Il special
commissioner for the purpose will sell at the
front door OF the Court House OF said county on
SATURDAY, the nth DAY Of NOVEMBER. 1898
commencing ut 10 o'clock a. M. the following
described property, that Is to say:
The south ~ feet 0ilot numbered In Church.
MS addition No. 2 TO the city OF Wheeling Ohio
county. West Virginia. fronting on the east side
Of ACCOl'oCh street and extending back bear.
Ing M even width OF 20 feet aud binding on the
north llle Of Eleventh street, the full depth OF
said lot, with all the buildings and appurte.
nances belonging TO said ground, including the
right TO use water from the pipes underlying
the ground adjoining on the north.
TERMS OF SALE-Onethltd aud Us much more
as the purchaser elects to pay in cash on the
day OF sale, the balance In two equal install.
mcnts NJ six and twelve months. the purchaser
giving his notes bearing interest from the day
Of sn,e for the deferred payments.
W. II, HALLER. W. J. W. COWDEN.
Auctioueer Special Commissioner
hereby certify that said special Commls.
siouer has given bond with security approved
By me us required by law.
oclIs JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk
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slXrNEN WIGKM IllLLEp
And Fifty Injured in tho Terrible BARGE
iona Affair.

BARCELONA, Nov. SIT is now an
nounced that sixteen people were kill
cd by the explosion OF the dynamite
bomb'in addition to those trampled to
death during the rush Tor tho doors.
The number OF seriously injured is esti-
mated ut fifty, The authors Of the ter
rible disaster have not been arrested
and are apparently unknown.
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VrRoQuA. Wis, Nov. S.-Ex.Sccretary
]. NJ, Rusk is alarmingly i'll Mt his home
here. DR.. Hamilton, OF Chicago, has
arrived for consultation With local
phYsicians.
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PEAL ESTATE
FOB SALE

sl,lO0 buysa four.roomed house on ylrslpJ,
street. Island.
sl.SJO buys fourroomed house, lot ClylN
feet on South Penn street.
$500 buys a ten'rooned. double house. OF,
South Broadway street
5000 buys an cight-roomed brick house on
South Front street.
5000 buys ten.roomed house, No. 272i Eor
streGt-Chcap.
5000 buys scven-r0Omcd new house with
all improvements on South Front street
500 and upwards buys fine building lots.
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no II 8 "a 81 ID.

Z ~ LO - Ia LII L.
Six lots in Belycdero addition, two corner
lots nt s27i each.
House, oi six rooms aud hall, ChapIinc, near
Twentieth street, 81 900
House OF six rooms, Eighteenth street, in good
condition. $3.50
House OF six rooms, brick, with four.roomcl
house III rear. Eom street. between Twenty
third aud Twenly.fOurth streets. 5000
House OF four rooms, Charles street. Centre
Wheeling, $50.
House Oi five rooms, Lind street, East Wheel
Ing. Sl,20G
Two business houses on Main street, Centre
Wheeling. Cheap.
House OF loar rooms, Twenty.ninth street, lot
G0NlGj feet 81 100
House OF seven rooms. Fifteenth street s. 100,
House OF six rooms. brick. lot 2jXl2! feet Main
street, Centre Wheeling $1,000,
Lot east end Fourteenth street 500
House OF i've rooms, Woods street, East Whcel'
ing, 81 500.
House offour rooms, Eighteenth street sl0M
Three houses, MOystcn street. cheap. 5000
House of three rooms, Twelfth street, $50.
House OF eight rooms. Sixteenth street. III
good condition, Si7Ol.
Three lots hlHlOJ) feet, Filan, White GG!la-
gher'S addition, 500 each.
House OF six rooms and stable, Eighteenth
street. $500.
Three lots in Park View cheap,
Onc.hnlf lot, McColoch street. Centre Wheel
ing $500
Fine suburban property. two miles from tho
city. five minutes walk from motor line, new
with nil modern Improvements. Cheap
Lots on CuidwGlps run So each.
Fine farm Of li3 acres on National road, nlho
miles east OF the city, on easy terms.
Business property on Market street At moief'
ate price -.
city, fronting on two railroads
MECDTTT Q, LEVINE
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EoR RENT.

EoR RENT.
One Fat five rooms aud bathroom, first floor,
No. POI Foil street.
One fat, four rooms and bathroom, second
floor, No. 2lO5 iOlr street
one fiat, four rooms, No. &C rwenty-thrd street.
0nc!lat, three rooms No. C2Twcnty.thtri street
jy2a F. H. LANCE.
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AFTER THE BALL. +"
The Republican Victories of Tues
day are to be
CELEBRATED IN GREAT STYLE NOW.

bridgeport will Have Big JoIliflca-
ton this Evening and Wheeling will
Hold u Love Feast Friday Night.
Some of the Losers Undertake to
Explain the Wherefore of it.
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The InteIIiganGer's 1 Cent a Word Coupon

If you ahouse to rent something to sell or trade
buv ANYTHING want situation want good good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place have found any
thing write just what you want plainly in the blanks below Cut
this out and with amount at the rate Of one cent per m
first insertion and onea per word for eh subsequent n
ton to THE INTELLlGENCER, No. Fl Fourteenth street Moth
ing less than 10 cents.
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NESBITT g. DEVINE,
1880 Market Street. oc!s
FOR SALE.

%
Threcroomcd cottage on North Huron s'fce'
at Sl.i0O nj,
Seven rooms. hall, bath NIL convenience on
South Broadway; lot 30Nl2O feet price siV'y ,
SiX-rOomed new house OH South Huron S"ee"
lot 2jXl21 fcer at Sl.DlO; cheap ,,,.t,
Elghtroomed brick; corner Eighth anu AAl"
streets, ut bargain. ,-
Five.rOomcd house on Jacob street. he"
Thirteenth. ut $3.50, ,o,
Fiyc.roomcd house on Virginia street. los
3Oxl1l feet. price SLIGO. on cisy irfms ,,,o.
Seven-roOmed brick on ChGpIln' sl't'" "e''
Twenty.secpnd nj q bargain. .,,.,s
SiS-roomcd house, bath, laundry NA'.tn' BSS51i
electric light hot and cold wafer 10 Ia,
Whitley street Kirliwood Very cheap ple'
5000. ..f..-.,g
Sixiy.one and half mere farm, 500 iruit trees
near Elm Grove, ut Il bargain, ,.-.-,,
We VIII loan your money on Goou It"' '7''''
security. We also have money to loan.
Call and see us.
7 -
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ONLY THE BEST QUALITY on. or
" STATIONERY. THE FINEST I'M GO. 60.
THE NEATEsT TYPE are used in tAe ''''
merclal Printing done BY ,,, l.,,,.rtr
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EoR RENT.
DESIRABLE
corNrNY PROPERTY FoR RENT.


+
Second floor No. % Tonth street, SIX rooms,
bath room aud hall. SIS % per month. Second
and hall. S35 per month. Third floor. No 1865
NInin street, four rooms and hail. $40 per month
Large basement barber shop, corner Main and
Tenth streets, SIS per month. All Immediate
possession. JAMES j. HAWiEi.
snIl lI10 Main Street
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ROLF & ZANE,
1927 MARKET STREET.
Telephone 5G6 l-L-
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JAMES A. HENRY.

FOR sALE,-Rcal estate of every de,ctip.
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