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PETKoLEUM.

OIL CRY, PA, July 24.-opened. and
lowest SIC; highest, 5S1lc; closed, oSc;
sales, $4,000 barrels; clearances l4,OVo
barrels; shipments, 1l2,9S5 barrels; runs
100, l43 barrels.
NEW YORK, July 24-Petrolenm was
neglected; sales none; 5S1Sc offered Ior
August options.
P1rTsBuRe, PA. July 24.-Petroleum,
opened and lowest,57 closed and highest
5Sc
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Wheeling Bridge aTsrmInll Railway Co.

Time Table Nos, 10 take sfcci isivi = m
Sunday. yoly o ls)3
r.ave Whssling-t6.s1, 1910. f801. 80
ti0.00 A. m. 1875, <S.fO 49, sp.oyY. NJ.
Leave PepinsuIa--f6;ib fe:.a b'W. tsisi'
4f0.08 A. m. 1881. s2:49. yf:3 $500 p. % =.
Arrive Martins Feuy-t6.1 NIX 5n
le:n, 4l0:i2 . m. fe:S8, ssib4 80 ~. -
Arrtye Terminal Jsnefion loss. fsfli. y ~
5000, no TIA m. 1855 sl:2e - ". ~
Leave Terminal Jpuc1ioa ~; q. 49, .ty'"'
a no ti:sG s2.30 1914, 1914. 1873 ttDLpm
Lave Martins FerrF-f7: 8 }tot. siviDt
m. III As 81 -, -; ~. f5sit, to;sz ,tie, ?. n
Leave Peplnsula--f1:3i. 1874, fiv;5l n
.t.to .2:ss. ts:95. IS: s. fs.s2 $3.50 T.
Arrive whsellpg--t!;. "a ~ ~, =, = ~
sDsily. tDsily srcspt SUNDAY ioa'aAI'
only. So. Pie
n &C. JE Tkrssl0' sap1
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Jone 70. Passenger TfAins rln
ran a. fellows: sDaily. fDsiiJs ErcsPi SAX
DAG. Central Tine
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sDaily. fDaily except Sunday.
JOHN BATLIE. 100 Market ST.
jusssdn 7. P. DUNBAR. Union Depot.
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WHEELING AND PIT
For Pittsbarg, WAshingt.
sdelpha and New York, 00
M. daily.
fittsburg accommodation. Z2o
Pittsburg express. L30 p m. 81,
Washington. Pa. accommodation,
except Sunday.
Pittsburg express. 900 p. m. sunday
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia Bait
washingi, and Pitist urg, 10 10 aud IA
daily.
aud $50 .. m. tally.
washington. -. accommodation
except SUNDAY.
Pittsburg express, N55 a. m, Sun
TRAEs-oRIo DvlsIoS
For Columbus, Chicago AMI tbf
m. and LIS p. ID. daily. and Sc.
SUNDAY.
columbu,. Cincinnati and St. Leu.
aud No. % q. N. daily.
ST. CIairvlIIe accommodations, i0SoA "a.
Sop. m, except bunsay.
AnRrvE y.
From Chicago. , % 4 M. and 40 2. M, daily
and 1908 D. m, except sunday.
From S. Louis. Cincinnati and Columbutl
800 A. m and Top. M dniy.
st. Clalrsville accommodates, llO ana Nv
p "'' '1''p' ' cHAs. o. scCLL.
General Passenger Akeut
1T. LANE. T. p. AIT. Wheenng W. W.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. Stevenson, wife of the Vice
President, says she cannot make
speech.
The King OF Greece receives the
smallest income of any European SOW
ereign. his salary only amounting to
100000.
While in Lewiston, Me-, recently,
Remenyi wrote the following in an au-
tograph album: Fiddler, 1 was; fid-
der. am; fiddler I, Remenyi."
The dowager duchess of Marlbor
ough. formerly Mrs. Hammersley, Of
New York, is negotiating for the pur-
chase of Aldermaston Park, near Read
ing, England, an estate of $500 acres.
OF the Presidents Cabinet, Smith is
the tsllest, Bissell the stoutest, seven
OF the eight members wear their hair
parted on the right side, three are clean
shayen, and two wear mustaches.
The Russian oil kings, the Nobel
Brothers. are really enterprising Swedes
who are said to dispose of upwards Of
sixty million gallons of kerosene annual
II, and always for ready cash.
Congressman Henry w. Slocum,
of Brooklyn, who was one Of Sherman'S
leading Generals In the famous march
to the sea, looks after several big en-
terpriSes, including one Of the leading
trolley hines In the city of churches.
The Earl of Ava, who has come across
the Atlantic to do the States, is fine
specimen OF British manhood. He is
tall, robust, rosy-cheeked, good looking.
He is soldier and was for long time
stationed in India with his regiment.
lola is very careless as to the fate of
his manuscripts. He sends his novels
chapter by chapter to the printer with
out taking the trouble to reread what he
has hastily written, and the result is
that the task of revision is almost end
less.
The German Emperor uses as paper
weight on his writing desk the summit
OF one of the highest mountains of AZ
RIGA. DR.. Buchner, an African traveller
OF some fame, broke the piece of rock
from the highest point OF Mount Kill
mandiaro, which is on German-African
ground, and presented it to the Empe-
rOr,
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BRUssLEs. March 15.-The French police
have arrested here two brothers named
Schoup on suspicion OF Matching an An
srchist dynamite plot in connection with
the notorious French Anarchist Matthew,
who was accused of being concerned in
Ravacbo's crimes, and who is wanted by
the French authorities for supposed con-
plicity q The deadly explosion 40 the Very
restaurant. the place where Ravachol was
arrested Two Internal machines and a
quantity OF arms wene found IN the lOdg-
ing occupied by The Schoup brothers and
the police believe that Matthew IS in Brus-
sells engaged in contriving some viuaipous
plot TO be conSummated possibly IN Paris.
The police are on Matthew's track.
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Srgul NnttrS.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUN-
i TY. West Virginia. November term, 1892.
In the matter OF the probate OF the last Will OF
Sarah Goidenburg. deceased. Upon an appeal
from the County Court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia.
The object OF this appeal is 10 aunul and
avoid certain paper writing purporting 10 be
the last will and testament OF Sarah Golden
burg. deceased, fled and admitted 10 probate IN
the Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, to-wit: In May,
1921, and to annul and avoid the order OF said
Count Court in admitting SAID paper writing
to probate Ana IL appearing from ala
affidavit fled in said cause that the defendant.
x. Edgar Hall. named in said paper writing as
the executor thereof, is not resident Of the
State OF West Virginia, this order OF publics
ton is entered against him, and IL is ordered
that the said Il. Edgar Hall do appear here
within one month after the first publica-
ton OF this order and de what is necessary 10
protect his interests herein. lt is further or.
dered that this order be published aud posted
as required by law.
Witness John W. Mitchell, Clerk OF our said
Court, at the Court House OF said county, this
Sth day OF March, 1893.
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published FIRST time March Q, 1891
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
DoyENgR, DovENER 81 CoEIFF,
Attorneys for Contestant oawt
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MAKING EXAMPLES OF THEM
Directors OF Financial Institutions Con
demned 20 Penal Servitude.

Directors OF Financial Institutions Con-
demned 20 Penal Servitude.
MELBoURNE, March 15.-The trials
OF certain officers OF the Anglo-AuStra-
liam Bank, which failed in 1892, have
resulted in Staples, the chairman OF the
bank, being sentenced % penal Seryi-
tude for five years, Norwood, the audi
tor. TO penal Servtude for three years,
and Haroldson. the accountant, 10 six
monthsimpris0rment. The trial created
much exciteme- throughout Victoria,
owing 70 the D standing Of the ac-
cused and JGe widespread hard
ship attending the failure OF
the Notwithstanding, the Mel
bourne Land Credit Bank, the MerCau-
tile Bank aud other financial inStitu-
tions of the colony. The authorities
declared their intention 10 November
last to make an example OF such OF the
directors and managers Of these tinan-
cial concerns as had been guilty OF
fraud. and the prosecutions have been
pushed with vigor, certain directors OF
the late Mercantile Bank, including Sir
Mathew Davies. chairman, being also
prosecuted on the charge Of issuing
false end misleading balance sheet.
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SUGAR TRUST STOCK.
= Big Pool that seems to Have had Bad
Leak


NEW York, March 15.-Ever since
theAmerican Sugar Company placed its
common stock on 10 per cent. per an
NUN dividend basis and concluded TO
distribute part OF its enormous cash
snrplus with its stockholders by deeiar-
ing an extra dividend OF 10 per cent.
somebody has been persistently feeding
the market with long stock. As one
gave out, there IS but one conclusion 70
be arrived at, and that is that inside
interests have been parting with
their holdings. The steady shrinkage
In the price ever since the stock mas
been quoted "ex-dividend" OF Is per
cent. has created uneasiness, especiaiIy
as the belief had been entertained that
after the dividend had been deducted
from the market price the stock would
look cheap enough to the average trader
10 induce him 20 20 in for another up
ward movement. The promises were
correct. but the bulls did not calculate
that an outsider would sell out on them.
To account for the weakness OF the
stock it was limited that application
would be made TO euiojn payment OF the
dividend on the common stock.
The board room story and probably
the true one is that some time ago
pool OF 100, 900 shares Of stock was MADE
up, the syndicate containing some OF
the richest men on the street. The
MANAGEMENT OF the pool, so the story
goes. was placed In the hands OF Dea-
con White. Everything went swim
mingly for a time, the promised diyI-
deDds were declared and the
stock advanced. On Monday the
nool began to suspect that there
was 4 leak somewhere and certain mem
hers OF the syndicate demanded an inn
mediate dissolution OF the compact.
They said that an insider had sold my
thousand shares of the stock since Mon
day morning and under the circum-
stances they did not care TO be con-
nected with the pool any longer. 10
add 10 their discontinue, the WHISKY
directors passed their dividend and
New England broke badly on stories OF
impepdinR receiyership. The street IS
uretty we'll Disguised az this latest
phase OF the Sugar deal. In view or
the bad break in the stock and the re-
mort OF treachery in the Sugar pool,
President Havemeycr's remarks on the
situation are particularly interesting
lie says: 81 know that sugar stock
is being largely bought for Investment
According 10 the statement or officers
of the company, which statements can
be verified By any one who desires TO do
so. the company after paying the divl-
dend April will have money enough
IN its treasury for its surplus earnings
prior 70 the beginning of this year 70
nay 2 per cent. on the preferred stock
and = per cent. on the common stock
for the year 1898. All the earnings for
the year will belong to the holders OF
the common stock. 1t can also De stated
that all bonds are in our treasury
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Let Us Trade Food for Goods,

Mr.. sherman calculates that only one
fifth American manufactures are pro-
tected by the Mckinley act and that
the onc-ffth, being machinery rather
than labor, consumes very much less OF
our agricultural product than is ex-
ported. Secretary Rusk's estimate Is
that 15O,OOO,O coo Europeans never eat
wheaton bread. More than that num-
Der get meat but once or twice week.
Here is a practically inexhaustible mar
ket for our wheat and provisions. These
millions will eat wheaton bread and
meat if they can get as comforts what
are now Injuries. All we have to do Is
arrange trade with them for their
manufactured goods.
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rrlsa to Murder His ni.,rs...

MADRID. March I5.-The Countess Co
mar. a member OF one Of the old Grandee
families Of Spain. has narrowly escaped
assassination at the hands OF trusted man
servant. Why the man tried 20 murder
his mistress does not seem 70 be clear. AL
that is known Is that be assaulted her with
mcrderous intent and maid servant ran
10 the assistance of the countess. The in
furiated assassin wounded both the maid
and her mistress. and, apparently, think
Ing that ne had fatally injured them. he
turned his weapon, revolver, against
himself and fred with fatal result. The
countess aud maid may recover. The as
sassin is dead.
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FOR SALE.

Fine form, 1913 acres. on National roaa, nine
miles east OF city. on easy terms.
Farm 20 acres, four miles north OF cityi good
plfce for dairy business.
House 10 rooms. Fifteenth street, with modefn
House rooms. Sixteenth street. 1000
House f5oms Fourteenth street, $500.
House = rooms, Charles street, Centre wheel
ing, thtO
House G rooms, Aoyston street, Sixth ward. In
APPENDED condition. osk hnifh inside. 150l
House rooms, Tweuty-thyrd street, VI, 70.
Horse rooms North Market street, u 900.
House rooms on Ron stfeet, Centre wheel.
ing lot 35yl23 feet. a. 900.
SIX lots 10 good locations In PARK FsE'
TWO bali lots In HandlAu,s sdditlsn, cheap
on essy terms.
Msrks. street business PROPERTY =. nod'fsis
p' Loi. 8, ,a,. end T~.n,y.thid street or easy
' Three houses. Eoystsn street siriA ward,
ID on Trenty.nlnth street. tsoo.
ODe.haIf lot on cbaplins sisst slrih ward,
800
wheeling. 800. - ......
ops Of ths hest usnufaetunhs rtssi ns
itv frentlng on two failroaat
500. 400 tl.0oO and GOO 20 loAn on eiJ fsAi
estate.
NESBITT IL DIVINE,
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LoNDoN. March 15-Edward Parker
Deacon. the SLAYER Of Abeille, sailed on the
Traave to-day with his daughter Gladys
for New York, with theintenti0n Of reioin-
ing his other children at Newport Gladys
is the child whom Mrs. Deacon abducted
from a convent 70 save her from falling
into the hands OF Mr.. Deacon during the
divorce proceedings, which have recently
been terminated by an agreement under
which MIR Deacon was given possession Of
all the children except the youngest.
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REV. EUGENE MAY, Of Fargo, Da-
kota, will lecture on his extensive trav-
els through Switzerland with knap-Sack
and up the Matterhorn, at Chapllue
Street NJ. Z. church, Friday evening,
March Il, for the benefit OF the Ep-
worth League. Admission csc.
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FoRCIBLE SEIZURE
or the Books Of the Manager OF the Min
nesota Bureau Of Coal statistics.

lr the HOOKS OF the AAAAe CT VA NAAN -'-.'-
nesota Bureau Of Coal statistics.
ST. PAUL. MINI, March 1.-THE
Joint committee appointed to inyestl-
gate the existence of reported coal
combination created q sensation by the
seizure of the books OF John j. Rhodes,
the manager OF the Minnesota Bureau
Of Coal Statistics. Last evening the
books were forcibiy seized by Attorney
C. d. O'Brien aud Mr.. Rhodes, but
were Eecsptured by State officers. The
matNcame before the Legislature this
morning on a petition Of Dir. Rhodes
IN the return Of the books, which he
claimed perJained only 10 his personal
affairs. In the House. the petition was
referred 70 the special joint committee
having charge OF the investigation
without much discussion. In the Sen
ate the matter was antagOnized, appa-
rently under 3 misrepresentation OF the
situation, for all opposition was with
.drawn after a fierce speech by Senator
Donnelly, ia which be revealed q little
bf what had been discovered In the
books and letter files. He stated that
the committee had not as yet had
sufficient time 10 examine the
books thoroughly, but that hurried
look into a few of them revealed the eX-
istence OF combine the ike of which
had not before been known. 10 set the
prices, and any dealer venturing TO de-
viate a hairs breadth was shut of from
an source Of supply. The books showed
that although Mr. Rhodes declared he
knew OF no such thing as a coal COM
bine, he had received several thousand
dollars as fees from those depending on
the combine, aud the letters showed
that dealers who had cut rates were
shut of from supply. The seizure and
developments are the sensation OF the
session and more sensations are prom
lead
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The Newest COIOrS, You ASk 4?
4 Biz Line. 4 Little Word About It
SILKS (!

Such a Silk Department. It's equal
will not be found in Wheeling. Par
ticularIy the lines Of Figured India
Silks. There's styles among them so
artistic in design, ground colorings so
beautiful in effect that when you see
them you'll cease to wonder why sales
are so free and easy Of accomp lishment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-16

tn. following Martins Ferry Kfal
be offered for sale 81 The heirs a y
bright, decsasse, a. public sgeti on
MONDAY. MARCH %.
Beginning AZ one o'clock ?. m, 81
o1 ro,s =. la No ss2, in PasIrs adj
lot No. sc. In Pauils ADDITION,
ia a double frams dwelling
LotNo. SOL. on Lombard stress, o.
tvo.story brick dwelling.
Tot No. SeS, on PsBn street
IotFo. 20. on Pesn streei, WIN
hal! frame dwelling thsreou.
I,ot No. 578, corner Lombard ana
lot No. b0l. on Lombard street.
one.story frame dwelling
Two-sto;y frame house, corner
Locust streets.
Five lots on sevsntb street. sfe
ing one. 9Th acre,
The HOMESTEAD, containing ~
less. we'll in proyed.
Tks old Martin nomssIsaa'
acres. more Or less
one ana ore half seres, near :
sever and tbres-f0urtns acre
city. on The Martins fsffJ an
sistssn and oaeeighth acres
one ar3 ers-half miles west OF
Nartins Ferry aud NJ PleAsen
eegeutser acres OF improved
tiortor aud scotch RIDE pike.
Hetu.eu % aud " acrss OF q
.cTes of ,urfs>e. near Britgepc
liso two story double frameN
snth street. and one-story m
sIrth street. 10 Martins Ferry. y
Also. ons acre Of land, more o.
by Lombard and John streets
river
Terms Of Sale-one-third CASH
one year. and one third IN Two
uayrnents 20 bear 8 per cent inter-
serHred b. mortgage 90 premises :
WILLIAM SKA
LIZZIE sEtBI
s~z1h Adm
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The Stats OF West Virginia: To the Sherin OF
Ohio County. greeting: We command you that
YOU summon Louisa p. Bassnett, n she be found
in your baiiwicS. 70 appear At the Clerks office
OF the Circuit Court or Ohio County ut Rules TO
be held for the said Court, on the first Monday
in March, 1893 TO answer bill in Chancery ex-
bus A. Basnett, and have then there this writ,
Witness John w. Mitchell, Clerk OF our said
Court, at the Court House OF said County, in the
CITY OF Wheeling the End day OF March, 1893,
and in the 3Oth year OF tho State OF West Viz
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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DIED IN Her Back Ynra.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 15.-At
Clarksburg, this State, the body Of Dr.
Southgate was found with bullet holes in
the chest and abdomen. He had been init
mate with the wife Of W. b. Grogan, and
wrote her note making an appointment.
The body lay ten feet from Gregan's back
door
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Sale OF a House and Lot in the
Fourth Ward.
Chancery.
Hannibal Forbes

daDnlDal fOEOes
In Cnhucelg.
Thos G. Britt, admir- ella. ct al.
BY virtue ola decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Ohio county made in the above entitled csute
on the 18th day OF February. 1888, shall, as
special commissioner, proceed to sell at public
auction, st the north front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 9th. 1898,
a. 10 o'clock a. M, the east half OF lot No. O..
on the south side Of Eighteenth street, In the
city OF Wheeling, West Virginia
TERMS OF SALE-One-tnird and as much
more as the purchaser may eject in cash and
the residue in two equal payments Ia six and
twelve mouths from the day OF sale, the COM
missioner taking from the purchaser notes with
good personal security for the deferred pay
ments, bearing interest, and the title TO be re-
tanned until the further oraer OF The Court
GEO. T. BOYD,
Special Commissioner.
J. John W. Mitchell, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county, do certify that bond and
security have been given by the said Special
Commissioner as required by law
oawt JOHN w. MITCHELL. Clerk.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

The object OF the suit commenced by the fore
Going writ. is to procure n divorce rtncuto
B,afrfmoaii from the defendant by the said
plaintiff. And It appearing from an affidavit
filed 10 said cause at these Rules, that the de-
fendant Louisa p. Bassnett is not a resident OF
the State Of West Virginia. and she not having
been served with a copy OF the process In this
suit, on motion OF the plaintiff. by his solicitor,
this order OF publication is entered against her
and il is ordered that the said defendant Louisa
+. BSssnett is required TO appear within one
month after the first publication OF this order
and do what Is necessary 70 protect her inter
ests. II is further ordered that this order be
published and posted as required by the law.
Witness John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of our said
Court. at the Court House OF said County, this
stn day OF March. 1893 to-wit: March Rules,
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk,
Published FIRST time March Q, 1893.
Attest: -,
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
T,Nra y Pocpps Solicitor for Complainant,
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Louisa p. Bassnett Is no inhabitant OF my
Bailiwick. nor found therein this 9th day OF
March, 1893
For A. A. FranZheim, S. o. c.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County
Columbus A. Bassnett
vs. In Chancery.
Louisa p. Bassnett.
Take notice that the depositions OF Feid s.
Bsssnett and others viii De taken ~ the law
Office OF James r. Rogers, No. l4O4 Chhpline
street In the City OF Wheeling, Ia the state OF
West Virgins on the 10th day Of April. A. ID.
1904 between the hours OF 9 O'Clock = m. and 5
O'Clock D. m, to be read in evidence IN the
above named cause on behalf OF said c. A.
Bsssnett, the complainant. And. II, from any
cause. the taking or the said dispositions shall
not be commenced, or being commenced, shall
not be completed on thAtday, the taking OF the
same will be adjourned from time 20 time until
the same shall be completed.
COLUMBUS 4. BASsNETT,
By James p. Rogers, his Sol.
To Louisa P. Bassnstt, Defendant.
mr9oawt
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POSSESSION APRIL I.r.


POSSESSION APRIL lsr.
No. 20 North Front street, o rooms and bath,
No. Virginia street brick.
No. 6to Main STREET, brick.
No. 1914 Main street. 10 room
No 1850 Main street. 10 rooms.
No s. south Front street, rooms ann BATH.
No. ITO South York street. 3 rooms 1000.
No 100 Seysntes IN street. 4 rooms. 800.
No 81 Ohio street, frame, rooms, Si2Oo.
No 70 Ohio street. second noor, ts,OO.
No g Ohio street, frame. Sl5D
No 1904 EoH street. rooms, tisOl
Five room house on South Elm street, WV.
No 81 South Penn street. frame buising;
No. IN Fourteenth streeL7 rooms ana oath
room.
No. 80 Thirty.seyenta street, second noor' 3
rooms. .a
No. n ThIrsy-seyenth street. 8 rooms, slaoo.
No. "a Virginia street rooms and Dath.
No 10 Tenth street, ttoreroom. tEJl.
No 2iI7 Main street, storeroom, slJ-Oo.
No 300 Eoh street, ftoreroom aud drsilinz.
Wareroom or storeroom on south street
ONCE room No. 1914 Market street. second
hoor.
No. 2lOO Main street, rooms.
No % Vermont street, Groom frame evsllinR.
No. 37l2 Jacob street, storerocIn anc dwelling
-Four rooms on second floor, n. Huron street,
Island.
RINEHART & TATUM,
1eleuhons $40. Roono. City Bank Building