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Incendiary Fire at Reno.

RENO New. May 3l.-A small builde
ing on st. Mary's Academy grounds was
fired in two places this morning early.
On discovery, few buckets of water
were able to extinguish the flames. Evil
dence shows the fire was incendiary.
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SIX Thousnnd sealskins

LONDON, May 31.-The Dundee whaler
Balaena has returned from the Antarctic
Ocean with the skins Of 5000 seals.
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NICARAGUA REVOLT.
President SacaZa Signs a Treaty OF
Peace and Then Resigns.

President Sacaza Signs Treaty of
Peace and Then Resigns.
PANAMA, May 3l.-Advices have been
received that President Sacaza aban-
doned the struggle with the revolution
lists in Nicaragua. Last night the Presi-
dent signed q treaty of peace with his
opponents. Members of the Provisional
Government entered Managua and as
sumed control of affairs. The transfer of
the reins of Government was affected
quietly and there has been no disorder of
any kind.
SACAZA RESIGNS.
WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Secretary Of
State Gresham to-day received the fol-
lowing dispatch from New York: Pres
ident Sacaza of Nicaragua resigned last
night and signed terms Of peace with
James A. Scrymser."
Scrymser is President of the Central
American Cable Company and this dis
patch is the first intimation the State
Department received indicating the end
of the war in Nicaragua.
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Opium and Chinese Smuggling.
Congress to Meet in October.

Congress to Meet IN OctOber.
WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The Star says
tonight that the President has intimated
that he will probably call Congress to-
gether about the first of October instead
of the middle of September.
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tbs Glass city.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tlir Glass City.
Two sons OF Edward I. Barton, who
died In the carriage while being re-
moved TO the intlrmary, came down
from Steubenvile Tuesday evening to
learn particulars. The man owned y
large farm near Rayenna, and also 100
acres in Tennessee. He left home on
Monday preceding his appearance here,
with over 5000 in cash and the deeds for
his Tennessee land, intending TO close
out his interests there. He had son
named Reuben who lett home seven
years ago on account OF some trouble
he got into. He returned last week
and was to accompany the father to
Tennessee. They went to Steubenyille,
where those two boys work, and that
was the first time they had seen their
brother for seven years. He showed
signs OF dissipation and was drinking,
and the two wanted the father
to 20 on by himself and let
Reuben go back home. The father was
willing, but the boy was not. They LETT
steubenville together Wednesday even
ing. The next known OF the father is
when he turned up at the mayors office
here in dazed condition, minus all his
money but twenty-five cents and no
sign OF deeds or other papers about him
and unable to give an account OF him
sell. The brothers believe that Reuben
dosed his father and robbed him.
George Robinson found the horse
that was stolen from his stable in a corn
field, about two miles away, There was
n lot OF potatoes stolen from some OF his
neighbors Sunday night and Mr.. Robin
son thinks they took the horse to carry
them away.
A force of men worked all Of
Tuesday night repairing big leak in
the main water pipe leading to the
reservoir. The water WAS shut of, and
that lett the town in darkness, as the
electric plant could not run.
The city council appointed Joseph
Davis aud ], II, Myers as inspectors OF
the Gravel hill paving. They also re-
jected all the bids for the lower town
paving aud will advertise the work over
again.
The council granted the right OF way
for switch to McCollough's brick
plant from the O., L, & W. road up In
dian run.
The steel works here did not go on
yesterday, and will not till next week.
W. S. Mccullough went to Cleveland
yesterday on business.
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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.
It's 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; eilectually cleansing the system,
dispelIing colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, 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
Ufactured 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 no.
accept any substitute if offered.
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The IXrELLIGENcEg counting room
presented yesterday a scene OF unusual
activity. From early morning until
late in the evening people were drop
ming in to avail themselves OF the IN
rglLrGExcER's popular trips to the
Worlds Fair or to make further in
oulries concerning them, Tie mails
also brought inquiries from points 100
miles east
As the hour approached for the de-
parture OF the $3.50 train on the Balti-
more & Ohio the counting room force
was kept busy issuing lNTELMaEScER
coupons for railroad tickets and hotel
accommodation Tickets were sold Tor
persons going IRON neighboring Ohio
towns and from as far east as Morgan
town. The result was the largest num-
Der Of passengers the Baltimore d Ohio
has vet taken on any train 10 the
Worlds Fair. This was in addition to
those sent out on the early morning
train, many OF whom had secured IN
TpLLlaENcEg accommodations the night
before.
The next special excursion will be on
Thursday OF next week. Persons ex-
pectng to 20 on that day will do we'll
10 engage their quarters now and make
sure oil them. The INTELMGEScER trips
re good every day on every
Pain run by the b. & 0. go
ing and coming, For these trips
the IyrRLLIGENcEH books ahead for
apy duv, securing Accommodations ahead
10 be- ready when the visitor arrives.
All telegraphing for this purpose is
without expense to the visitor, who has
nothing TO do but to make his arrange
menls with the INTElL1GENcER. The
ease with which the whole thing is done
has delighted everybody vino has in
qured into the plan OF operations. Reg
HIar trip accommodations will be on
sale again to-day at advertised rates.
The lNrELLrGENBgR das arranged for be-
tween fifty and sixty visitors ahead.
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B. McMechen, b. X. McMechen aud @,
b. OFT; also Il. z. Glass and wife, OF
Clinton, w. Va.
A. L. Shutter, W. T. Kemp, D. Kemp,
W. $. Kelly, j. W. Kelly, J. f. DuT and
Joseph q. Bell. of Marshall county, left
over the Wheeling & Lake Erie yester'
day for the lair.
Meyer and Harry IIerzberg, Of Bel
laire, Ohio, and Messrs. H. X. and @. f.
Elliott, of Elm Grove, went yesterday
to the Windsor Beach Hotel, Worlds
Fair, via tho 1NrgLLIdENcER's popular
excursion.
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"Lnrd Rnonorn To. Nirht.

An exchange says of the farce come
dy, Lord Rooney" which opens three
nights engagement at the Grand to-
night: Wit scintiilates in It's every line
and the situations are surprising and
ludicrous to degree that fairly deluges
the auditorium with laughter. There is
romance in it, too-pretty love-making
scenes that fill the hearts OF the fair sex
with q Joy, only they know how TO de-
scribe or appreciate. The dresses worn
by some OF the ladies in the play also
came in for great deal OF praise. Mat
tie Rooney in the serpentine dance il
quite an artistic, and is one OF the most
graceful dancers seen for many day.
Katie Rooney's specialties and ImitH.
tions OF her father Pat Rooney received
no end OF applause.
Seats on sale at the box Office.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue OF two deeds OF trust made by Louisa
Frazier aud Harvey Frazier, her husband, TO
me rs trustee the frSt dated August q 1892, re-
cordcl In the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court OF Ohio county West Nirginin, In Deed Of
Trust Book No. Is. page ~ the second dated
November &c. 1892, recorded In said Clerks office
In Deed of Trust Book No. 90, page 2lO viii sell
nj the north front door OF the Court House of
said county, on
SATURDAY, THE ATH DAY or NOVEMBER, 1893,
commencing at 10 O'Clock Il. m. the following
described property, that is TO say
The north hall OF lot numbered Five. situate
and being on the east side Of McCoIlOch strGQl.
In Jane, Carncy's heirs addition to the City Of
Wheeling, Ohio county. West Virginia
The tide 10 said property Is believed TO be per
feet, but selling n trustee will convey only the
title vested In me by sRli decd OF trust
TERMS % SALE:-One-third and rs much more
as the purchaser elects tO'pay in cash on the day
oisnle the balance IN two cqua! inslallmenu at
six aud twelve months. notes bearing Interest
from the day OF sale 10 be given for the deferred
payments. w J, w, COWDENi trustee
w. II. HAJLEH- AuciionceE oc2
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Powell, the greatest magician without
question now before the American pub
lie, and who will appear ut the Opera
House, Tuesday and Wednesday, Octo-
Der 10 and II, with his wonderfully
clever and mystitying entertainment, Is
gentleman OF rare mental graces, cul.
ture and refinement AT the age Of
twenty he was graduated from the
Pennsylvania Military Academy, with
the degree OF Q. L. and the rank OF
lieutenant. and1for three years occu-
pied the chair OF higher mathematics in
his alma mater The close application
to duties made inroads upon his health,
and possessing from boyhood a genius
for the study OF magic, he decided to
travel at the advice OF his physician,
and devote himself exclusively to the
study OF the art and the invention OF
scientific illusions and automatic. He
succeeded so well that he began series
OF entertainments which were, from the
start, eminently successful lie went
abroad, visiting the French and English
colonies, and the principal cities OF Eu-
rope and Great Britain. lie returned
to this countryin 1885. and made tour
OF the southern and western states, and
Mexico, and going to Canada two years
later. subsequently he visited south
America, making three years tour OF
that country and the West Indies. He
then sailed for New York, where he had
continuous and successful run OF
207 consecutive performances. Mr..
Powell is master OF several languages,
especially the French and Spanish,
which enabled him to do great work
in those countries. He Is a gentleman
OF high principle and worthy accom-
pIishments, and wherever he goes wins
the high regard OF all cultured people
with whom he comes in contact, His
appearance in our city will be one OF
the prominent fashionable events OF our
seasons amusements.
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AL1ronANY. pA., March l6, ISL.

Norman Liehy Wrg, Co., DIS MOtn", Io'Oa'
DEAR sIRs-I find Krause's Headache
Capsules a ready seller, and can say
from personal experience that they are
a good thing, as the other night they
cured me OF bad attack of neuralgia
in about one hour when usually it lasts
a dav or two. G. W. SMART, Druggist.
Sold by Alex. 7. Young, John klari,
Wheeling; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o.
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MARTINS FERRY.


Haps and Mshnps in tho Thriving City
Across the River.
Two new cases OF diphtheria are re-
ported on Broadway and one on Walnut
street. All of the children who have
been down with diphtheria and scarlet
fever have about recovered, and the
danger seems to be over. There is very
little sickness in Martins Ferry. The
schools will likely reopen next Monday.
Mr.. Harry Brown and Miss Mary A.
Steel were married yesterday at noon at
the residence OF the latter's parents on
Pleasant Ridge. The bride is the only
daughter Of Mr., aud Mrs. Wesley Steel,
and the groom is the only son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. A. W. Brown.
The bar mill at the Etna-Standard
will resume next Monday, and probably
the guide and break down. The Stand
ard is on lull, the first time tor three
months.
Miss Grace Graham returned to
Greensburg, Pa, Yesterday. attera three
months visit here. She was accompa'
MED by her grandmother, Mrs. Graham.
The Epworth League OF the NJ. 4.
church will give Longieilow entertain
ment next tuesday evening The Us
will shortly hold German social"
Mrs. A. G.. Rainey and children re-
turned to Wichita, Kansas, yesterday.
While Mrs. Rainey was visiting in this
county one OF her sons was killed by
the cars.
Miss Kate Stewart has Improved
sufficiently to return home. She ar
rived last night.
Charles Thorngate, will succeed Will;
lam Dilworth as manager OF the Hotel
st. Clair.
Vickers' store, near Colerain, was
broken into on'Tuesday night and rob-
bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R, sedgwick will
leave to-day for the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. j. @. Grail and child left yester-
day TO visit relatives in Fostoria.
Five prisoners were taken to the
county Jail yesterday.
Mrs. L. Z. McCombs is visitlngfriends
at Parkersburg.
The glassworkers have rented the
Foresters' hall.
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DENIS o'HEErFE solicitor for cOmplaInAn


To all persons holding Hens by judgment or
otherwise. on the geal estate OF any part
thereof. OF Joseph Lncweuyer:
In pursuance Of a decree oithe Circuit Court Of
Ohio County. made IN II cause therein pending,
10 subject the real estate OF the said Joseph
Lincweayer TO the satisfaction Of tho hens there
on you are hereby required to present all claims
held by You and each OF you against the said
IoSeph iinewcnver which are liens on his real
estate, or ans par; OF IT, for adjudication TO me,
at my ol.ce So. 1871 Chapline street, Wheel
ing, in the county OF Ohio, on or before the 2lsG
day OF October, 1913
tember 4, ID. 1895. ]. y. ELSON,
se2l-Ih Commissioner.
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MouNDsYILLN.
A miscellaneous MelangN of Minor Mat
tnrs from NInr-hnlls Metropo.is.

ters from Marshall's Metropolis.
Thomas Cats aud wife, W, b. Dunn
and wife, ]. L. Roberts and wife, Rev.
G. w. Grimes aud wife, Miss Clara
Hicks and Miss Molie Gamble returned
yesterday morning from the Worlds
Fair. Miss Mary Gray and Mrs. q. L.
GRAY did not return with them, but
went OH to Iowa to visit relatives.
Miss Jane Hall, ono OF the DIRTY
Dozen" was arrested Tuesday on a
charge OF larceny. She was tried be-
fore Squire Criswell and found guilty
and sent to jail for twenty days. The
robbing was done at q store at Roseoy' 4
Rock.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riago OF Miss Clara Baker, daughter OF
Cant. A, o. Baker, to Mr.. Lewis Buck
harmon, OF Chicago, on the llth inst,
ut tho home OF tho brides parents.
Tho Christian Endeavorers had very
pleasant social Tuesday evening, at the
home OF the Misses Courtwright., a
number we're present frow Wheeling
and other places.
Philip Crosscn was sent here by
Squire Riddle from Benwood this week
ior insanity. lie is now in jail await
ing admission to tho asylum at Weston.
Rev. S. II. Doyle is making an effort
to revive the Young Mems Christian
Association. The prospects for splen-
did organization are good.
]. w. Francis loft yesterday for Chi
cavo to resume his studies at the Nc
Cormick theological seminary.
Tho People Building and Investment
Company decided TO reorganize and the
payment OF dues commences.
G. w. WicShaw has bought an inter
eIt in tho Gold Crystal Glass Company.
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bTIa dorsey lelL yeSIciN"S'
Mrs. John Beltz has returned home.
Harry Wheat will leave this morn
ing.
viii Clator and Rich DOnavin lett
yesterday.
Robert Irwin will go to-day on visit
80 the fair.
Fred c. Driehorst aud Charles Amick
leave to-day.
Sheriff Franzheim and wife are home
from the fair.
Misses Mollie and Katie Farrell left
over the Baltimore & Ohio yesterday.
Mrs. James Riddle, ir., left oyer the
Baltimore & Ohio yesterday for the FAIR
John Garden aud Mrs. John NJ.
Sweeney returned to Chicago yesterday.
Howard Brenneman, manager of the
Wheeling Bakery, left yesterday for the
fair.
Dr.. Reed Nee. Baird and wife re:
turned yesterday from two weeks
trip.
Mrs. A. Lang and Mrs. Bachmann, OF
East Wheeling, returned from Chicago
yesterday.
Miss Grace Carter and Harry and
John Carter will leave over the Pan
Handle to-day.
Mrs. Annie GilmoreIand son John,Iot
Fourteenth street, were among those
vino left yesterday.
Among those who will leave for the
fair to-day are W. L. Williams, L. ii.
Mong and X. w. Hamm.
Charles Hart and Hoff Sommers. OF
Clrksburg, were in the city yesterday
on their way home from the fair.
Mrs. Brown and son, of Morgantown,
went to the Worlds Fair yesterday on
the ISrELLIdENcER's popular plan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Waddell, oil the
East End, and Miss Mary Elder, OF Gin
ton, will leave for Chicago this morning.
Waitman Barbe, OF Parkersburg, edi-
tor Of the STATE Journal was IN the city
yesterday afternoon, on his way home
after a sojourn at the Windy City.
Hon Silas Smith, OF Tyler county, is
in town, and will leave Tor the fair this
morning. The INTELLIGENcER has To-
Gated him at the Windsor Beach hotel.
Dr. S. A. Kraie, Messrs. Harry Link
and W. A. Barry, of West Alexander,
started for the Worlds Fair Yesterday
afternoon on the lNTELLIGENcER popular
excursion.
MIR. John Cunningham and family OF
four Jacob Schramm and brother, j. IL.
Morrison and wife, and r II. Haney
and son, OF Bellaire, left yesterday on
INTELLIGENcER tickets.
William II. Irwin, who spent last
summer upon Little Traverse Bay, at
Bay Y lew, Michigan, returned yester-
day by way Of the lakes after spending
tho month Of September at the World's
Fair.
Mrs. W. ]. Bates, Mrs. W. I. Butler,
jr., Mrs. Ella B. Turner, Mrs. r. G. Barr,
Miss Jessie Bates Turner, DR.. W. j.
Bates, and Charles W. Bates. leave this
morning. They have quarters secured
for them by the iNTELlloENCER Mt the
North Entrance Hotel.
Misses Lucy and Edith Hofer, Jennie
Suter, Alma and Clara NeuensChuander,
Messrs, A. H.SHoter, George II. Broun.
lick, A. L. Bare and I. w. McKelvey, OF
Hannibal, Ohio, LETT yesterday afternoon
at $3.50 for the Garfield Hotel, on the Is.
TELLIaEHcER tickets,
Among those who left for tho big fair
on the b. & o. railroad Mt $40 ye.ter.
day afternoon were the following
named people:
Major John W. Mitchell and wife
James Todd, George j. Klee George
Erb. Howard Wilkinson and wife, Lieu
tenant George Cans, Chief OF Police
Robert McNicholl, A. ]. Clark and wife
Misses jennie Franzheim, Ella CONNER
ford, Annie Commeriord and Amelif
Schwertfeger, Mira. William Ii. Fee, w
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PANIC Ar LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Ceiling in ono OF the Rooms Foll-sevCral
Scholars HUT.

Selliug III ono OF tnc Rooms tel-Scfcrul
Scholars HUT.
Yesterday afternoon about three
O'Clock tho ceiling of the room in the
Lincoln school, presided by Miss Fannie
Barney, loosened suddenly and with q
crash, nearly half Of it was precipit.
ated 10 the floor. Before the thirty OF
forty startled scholars could utter IL
word, the room was entirely filed with
II binding dust, so thick that one per-
son could not see another. Then 4
panic ensued that for awhile riyaied
pandemonium itself. The children were
utterly panic.stricken aud rushed
blindiy to and fro. Several children
we're trodden under-foot and q
number were injured. Among these
was Mrs. james Jones daughter whose
face was badly cut. Two venturesome
boys rushed to the window and jumped
do wn into Market street, a distance OF
fifteen feet. Happily neither was in
jured. After the crash, and while the
panic was at its height, Professor Jones
opened the door and entered, after
which he endeavored to calm the
frightened chsldren. 1t was consider
able length OF time before his efforts
were successful. Finally the dust
cleared away, and quiet was restored,
1t was found that during the panic
several OF the scholars had been
knocked down and trsmped upon The
injuries OF none we're veryseriousr how
ever.
It was very fortunate, indeed, that
the smaller scholars had been dismissed
u few minutes before the catastrophe,
as the falling ceiling would undoubtedly
have killed number OF them. The
other scholars were grouped around the
teachers desk at the time and thus
escaped injury, as the part Of the CELL
ing that fell was in the rear OF the
room.
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Yaggg can be no health for either
mind or body so long as the blood is
yitiated. Cleanse the vital current from
all Impurities by the use OF Ayers sar-
sapariIla. This medicine recruits the
wasted energies, strengthens the nerves,
and restores health to the debilitated
EVstnm
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70 r s A LE.


Two business houses on Main street, Centre
Wheeling Cheap.
$500
20xl6j feet a 400
House Of 1--WE rooms, brick Eoff street; Centre
House q seven rooms, Fifteenth street, $500.
House OF six Eo0lns, brick, lot 3oNl2! tdet, Lain
street, Centre Wheeling 5000
Lot east end Fourteenth street Nh
Corner lot on Lind street cheap 500.
House of i've rooms, Woods street East Wheel
Ing 81 800. 80.
Three houses, Moystcn street. cheap, $500.
House OF three rooms. Twelfth street, $50
House 81 eight rooms. Sixteenth street, In
good condition, s LOO
Three lots, 5Oxl0OO feet, Filan, White & Gala.
gners addition, 8 80 each
House Of six rooms aud stable, Eighteenth
street, $500,
Three lots In Park View. cheap
OnehRli lot, McCOlloch street, Centre Wheel
ing $500
Fine suburban property. two mile. from tho
city i've minutes walk from motor line new,
with all modern Improvements Cheap.
Lots on Caldwel'h run $3.50 each.
Fine hrm Of l48 acres on National road nine
miles ems. OF the city, on easy terms =, 49,.
House four rooms, Tweniy.lDrd street, SlSJl
Business property on Market stre1I at moder
ate price. .-...-,..- - T.. a..
city. fronting on two railroad. =, ~, =.
$50. 500 5000. sl.5O) aud 1900 to loan on
city real estate.
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FOR s AID.

Lots In Bchrcn's aud spcidel's addition.
Corner lot, ThIFsy.Aith and ChaPine streets,
house two rooms and kitchen Cheap
A flour mill, with roller process. twenty-five
barrel capacity Water and steam power Saw
and pRner also attached; doing good business
In the country. This Is u bargain, Coal within
900 feet. Has thirty.seYen acres OF land. VIII
sell all together or mill separate.
No. 3727 Eoif street, frame house six rooms.
large cellar. alley corner Easy terms
No. $40 EOf street, B;ick house, six rooms
and hall good location. Cheap. Easy terms
Three houses on Wood street, high ground.
Nc. 3jlS $50 aud So! Ssj each.
Two houses on Twenty'ninth, four rooms
each. 81 400 each
A good farm OF 7l94 aGroS one aud hllt miles
from the city 4 good orchard six acres IN
grapeB has Rfve roomei house. stnbiSs etc. and
the best OF water VIII sell on easy terms or
trade for city property.
Lots In Holmanns addition, the best value In
the Eighth ward on very easy terns fora short
time $50,
Brick house four rooms aud hall ForLy'Arss
and Wood streets, fIll lot