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ITEMS FROM BRADLEY.
Heavy Wind and Rain-Trees Blown
Down and Roofs Sailed Away.

Bradley, 8. c., June 30. 1894.
On yesterday afternoon this vicinity was
visited by q very heavy wind and rain.
A large number of trees we're blown down
and the rear piazza of Capt Carwile's resi-.
dence was demolished. He was fortunately
insured against wind In the Farmers' Mutual
Insurance Co. Fc- the past two weeks we
have been having unusually heavy rains. ae-
companied by wind. Several parties had
trees blown down In their yards and some
lost roofs Of out houses.
Mr.. J. Ephrian Griffin, OF our town has
typhoid fever.
Rev. Calvin Pressly preached al Cedar
Springs today and Bradley tonight.
The new county question Ia being agitated
10 our midst.
Our people, as far as know. are In favor OF
the new county.
Everett, the hypnotizer, will be in Green
wood Monday and Tuesday night. We un-
derstand that several OF our citizens will 60
to gee him.
The Deputy U. 8. Marshalls are doing q
rushing business We understand below here
and report has II that the citizens are becom-
ing very indignant at the way they transact
business. There was three Of them In our
town few days ago and In our. judgment,
two of them was considerably under the In
fiuence OF the article they proposed to sup
press.
Cadets Thomas and Frank Cothran Of CIen-
son are In town. Ivanhoe.
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I,owude.yille Falls In Line.

Editor Press and Banner:-
Persuant TO call the Lowndesville Demo.
cratic club No. met on Saturday for the pur
pose of reorganization.
The following officers were elected: DR.. A.
]. Speer, President; Mr.. j. c. Thomas, wee
President; Mr.. w. A. PRESLEY, second Vice
President and Mr. Charles T. Baker. Secreta
ry. o,,,,ad
as delegates 10 The county convention 70 De
held at Abbeyille on August 9th. Messrs. j
G. Hardin. y. s. Boles. 8. F. Epps. B. c. Kay
E. o. Clinkscales, j. G. Thomas and ID. X
Cooley. n,
Aitsrnates. Messrs. L. M. Tucker, j. NJ
Daniels and ]. Il. Speed.
After the regular business had been dispens
ed with there we're calls for Rpeech from oul
nsxt Senator. Mr. McCalla responded in hii
usually happy style, and at the close OF hli
speech there was nothing more evident thar
the determination Of his fellow citizens u
satisfy his political ambition.
Charles I. Baker, Secretary.
Lowndesville, 3. c., July 2, 1894.
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EAST END ECHOES.
Blue and Blue-Di1ae ReadinR-ROck
ThrOwera - ChiIdren's Day - Visi.

Ninety Six, 8. c., July 2, 1894.
A few weeks ago our farmers were all blue
over the hot dry weather; now they are blue
over too much rain. No plowing OF any con.
Messrs Rafe Bozeman and Walter Andrews,
two enterprising farmers OF Newberry, we're
up last Saturday on business. They report
Mr. Mr.. Gary Holloway, of Clemson, and Mr..
Edward Rogers, OF the Citadel, arrived home
Col. George M. Anderson has returned from
trip to Atlanta on business.
Mr.. John Pratt and Mr.. Frank Tompkins.
two popular students from Clemson, are at
home for the vacation.
Miss Pearl Fouche, Of Williamston, Is visit.
Ing her grand father, MAJ. J. ": FouGhe.
MI. r. r. Bullock and corpse OF engineers
were mere few days ago. They are engaged
In surveying the county.
at outs with Ninety-Six because they were not
Invited 10 the picnic given by the Knights of
Pythias. The people Of Ninety.Six had moth
Ing more TO do with this picnic than those
at all responsible for what this Lodge OF X. OF
P. did. We are very sorry some people took
exceptions. Certainly no offence was Intend
Mr.. William r. Mckinney, the deaf and
dumb man from Green wood, was here short
while on Saturday. He was putting in his
work with the pencil and paper.
Some of our friends are accusing uR of
changing front on the "New County" ques-
lion. II IL q mistake. We stand just where
we always stood. II Nlnety-Six can get the
Court House, and we believe she can, We, Of
course, are for Ninety-Six. But II Ninety-Six
can't get the Court House, then We are for
Greenwood, Phoenix, New Market or some
other point that will keep us from travelling
5 miles TO q seat OF justice. We are going to
have a Constitutional Convention. The area
for the formation Of New Counties will be re.
duced, and Ninety.Six stands far better
chance OF getting q Court House than she
ever did before. The present Court House
rings will submit TO the Inevitable and only
point-Court Houses to be erected as far from
the old ones as possible.
Yesterday was Children's Day at the Meth.
odist church. The exercises we're quite inter-
esting.
ipdisposed, Is out again.
Mrs. Gary. Of Abbeytlle, has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. D. H. Tompkins.
The "Dime Reading" at Capt. Llpscomb's
on last Wednesday night was quite success.
There we're 50 or GO persons present or at least
so or 10 dimes we're found In the box. Mrs.
failure of anything.
The wind storm OF last Friday and Satur.
day did good deal OF damage 10 the corn
crop.
Some mischieVous persons threw rocks at
Mr.. f. M. DeVore few nights ago while he
was returning home
Miss Fannie Dyson, of Dyson, is spending
short while at Mr.. W. H. Burkhalters.
East End.
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Heavv Storm I'm GreenvilIe.

Between five and six o'clock yesterday
evening the sky to the Northwest OF thls city
looked as In a dozen cyclones were brewing
The clouds were black and dense and boiling
and the play of lightning was incessant. Al
the length OF Main street people gatnered ID
storm and there was general fear Of serious
disaster. The wind was quite strong when u
came, and brought a heavy downpour OF rain
and fine electrical display. Some slgns were
lifted from their places, limbs OF trees were
torn away and one or two large trees were up
rooted. but no great harm was done.-dreen'
Vile News, 3Oth.
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Turn Your Face From Life's Gloom


In a sick room there was little rose bush
in a-pot in the window. There was only one
rose On the bush, and its face was turned full
toward the light. This fact was noticed and
spoken Of when one said that ioaeo the rose sSe
II had been turned away from the window, Its
face toward the gloom OF the interior, ont IN
q little time 1t would resume its old position.
With wonderful persistence IL refused TO keep
its face toward the darkness and insisted on
ever looking toward the light.
The rose had Its lesson for rs. We should
never allow ourselves to face toward lies
gloom: we should never sit down In the
Shadows of any sorrow and let the night
darken over us Into the gloom of despair; We
should turn our faces away toward the light
and quicken every energy for braver duty,
and truer, holier service. Grief should a..
ways make us better and give us new skill
and power; it should make our hearts
softer, our spirits kindlier, our touch more
gentle; 1t should teach us its holy lessons, ana
we should learn them, and then 60 on with
sorrows sacred ordination upon us to new
love and better service.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING.
Dates and Places Of Campaign Meet.
inss-senatOr Buffers Letter and
Mr.. Magill's Reply.


tnss-senator Buffers Letter and
Mr.. Magill's Reply.
Abbsville, 8. G., July I'd, 1894.
The Executive Committee OF the Democrat
10 party Of Abbeville county met at II O'Clock,
The following resolution was offered by D.
h. Magin and adopted nnanimo9sly:.
COMMITTEES of A6beyille, That the following
named dates and places be and the same are
hereby fixed and appointed for the campaign
al Assenbly and for the different county ofh-
GERS shall address the people, pursuant 10 tne
Ninety-six, Tuesday, July slst
Greenwood, Wednesday, August lst
Hodges, Thursday. August ID.
Donnalds, Friday, August go
Due West, Tuesday, August 7th.
Bradley, Friday, August 10th.
Mccormick, Wednesday, August 18th.
Mt. Carmel, Thursday, August l6th.
Lowndesviile, Friday, August 18th.
Antreville, Tuesday, August 2lst
The following letter nom Senator Butler
was read, discussed and on motion OF j. G.
McDill, laid on the table: anna
To the County Chairman Executive Commit
tee A66eville County.
For the coming primary election, 2Sth Au::
N0at next. nave Tue uOAOk W kOHa0sb eAA0s
be allowed from among my friends an equal
division Of the managers OF said election.
Either give me two managers and Governor
Tiilman the other manager and the CLERK, OF
give Governor TiHman TWO managers ano
Give me the other and the clerk.
Please address your reply TO Capt John e.
Capers, Columbis, 3. c., who WILL communl
cate with you hereafter on this or any otaei
Very truly yours, M. G. Butler.
D. II. Magill.
AbbeviIle, e. c., July Cd, 1894.
John q. Capers, Esq, Dear Sir =
have the honor to inform you that the let
tar of Senator Butler, asking that he be al
lowed an equal division Of managers for the
primary election on August 18th, with the re-
auest that q reply be addressed to you, was
snbmitted to the Executive Committee by
the chairman, discussed and laid on the To-
BILE. so,,,,, p,,,.,
that the conduct OF the primary eleotlons IN
Abbeville county will be characterized oy
honesty and fairness, as all previous elections
n"'e d. 81. Msgill,
Sec. Dem. E. Com. A. G.
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YOrkvIIle Storm Swept.

Yorkville had a storm last Wednesday
fury OF that OF August 81, 1888. The thunder,
lightning and rain were terrible for the time.
IN short space Of time great deal OF rain
had fallen. II was local. No rain fell at Nc.
Connellsville aud none few miles North OF
Yorkville. A good deal of damage was done
by wind and some by lightning. Many trees
were uprooted. Windows were blown out OF
several houses here. The iron railing around
the second story veranda at the Three Cs
hotel fell during the storm, but opinion seems
TO be divided as TO whether 1t was the work
OF the wind or OF lightning.-Yoeman 18th.
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Give us q chance when wanting groceries
and canned goods. Abbeville Supply 70.
The watch word In trade circles Is the RACK
ct Store on the corner.
Cross d Martin have in new lot otsents
Balbrigan underYests.
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Attention is called TO the advertisement of
Cross d Martin in this weeks ISSUE They
will give you polite attention and good
values.
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Wednesday, July 4, 1894.
Don't Forget.

The Press and Banner charges regular ad'
vertising rates for all communications which
are for the sd vsncement Of the interests of in
divldual candidates.
Attacks upon candidates will not be pub
nshed at all
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ETC ADO at Harrison Games
Il IlUhlNo Drug Store.

Get Kerrs prices before you buy your lurnI-
ture.
Fairbanks Cottolene. Try five pound
bucket Takes only one half as much, as oil
best pure leaf lard to accomplish the same.
Abbeville Supply Co.
Cottolene-Come and see about the greatest
ard OF the age. Abbevllle supply 10
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ETC Do Sc. Cigar. Harrison q
lUAhO Games Drug Store.
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,IVichey Lemonade is the thing to take reg aiter lei
s.a.s,Tys heavy meal IL sne speed's % fountain.
Speed ia serving some very fine crushed
strawberries at his fount
II YOU are tired of pineapple bon-oon call
for crushed strawberries 1T Speeds fouht.
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Roush lumber such as boards and framing
nt Al. .OO per 100 feet delivered at building oy
The L;itimer Manufacturing Co.
new and fresh lot Of laces and emorold
cries billed for this week at Colemans Racket
Store.
Grain cradles new ID finger Berry grain
crsdis Abbeville supply Co.
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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 tho
remedy, Syrup of Figs
It's excellence Is due to It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
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
euing them and 1t 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 Fig,
and being well informed, you will nor
accept any substitute If offered.
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TWO before, and persons n . barber
shop close by. attracted BY the noise,
failed 10 see any one, but the police have
their eyes on 4 lot Of toots that seemed
TO be keeping tab on tie OfaesrG
There we're four boys ia the Lookup
yesterday, three for annoying she
Gravel hall school and one for rowdy-
ism about the reading room during the
progress Of the festival Saturday night.
They will ali bO tried this morning.
Herman Roemsr, the we'll known dry
goods merchant has purchased an In
terest in the drug store OF Charles
Arnold, IN the room adjoining his store,
and his son, Frank. will engage In that
business.
Several teachers from this city at.
tended the meeting st Bridgeport last
Saturday. Superintendent Jones aud
Miss Martha Kirkpatrick taking part In
the programme.
Messrs. Charles E. Husbands and
Herman Fouike left yesterday, the one
for Columbus and the other Tor Green
Geld, where they will make their homes
hereafter.
The festival for the benefit OF q gym
nasium at tho Gravel hill reading room
Saturday night was well patronized. and
the exercise room is likely to succeed.
Mrs. A. D. Rodefcr, OF the Third
ward. il confined TO her ROOM with ssy.
eral ribs broken, the result OF falling
from q chair.
John Parks has purchased the frame
residence property OF DR.. J. Park West,
on North Belmont street, and will move
into 1t.
L. Z. Booth, OF the firm OF Booth &
Son, has returned from Columbus,
where he was the latter part OF the
week.
There are numerous entertainments
on the taps this week, Thanksgiving
being an excuse for some oil them.
Miss Clara Murray 10 able to be out
after being confined 10 her room for
some time past with rheumatism.
The Mother Goose entertainment will
take place Friday and Saturday even.
ings OF this week at the theatre.
Rev. Mr.. Mccullough, Of Allegheny
Seminary. preached at the First Presby.
terrain church yesterday.
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BELIIhIRk.
AIlsorts OF Local News and Gossip frou
tho Glass Ctr.

AllSorts OF Local News and Gossip froua
tho Glass Ctr.
William Brennin and Mrs. William
Hallett, the pair arrested at Etnaville
last wee9 on complaint OF the husband
OF tho woman, wero dismissed by
Squire Mason on Saturday, the state
failing to make a criminal case against
them. Tho defendants were not OK.
amined at all. but wGr0 discharged upon
failure OF the prosecution TO produce
any material testimony as to their
criminal relations. Brennin is rather n
fine looking young man and q good
workman, lie was never under arrest
before.
Tho American Mechanics turned out
in largo numbers yesterday morning to
attend services at the South Beilaire NJ.
Il. church. Rev. william Peregoy dc.
liyered u splendid sermon and the little
church was packed, Tho patriotic nd.
drOss Of the pastor delighted all OF his
hearers.
A thiot broke ono OF the front win.
dows in Julius WGill'a store Saturday
night about half.past II o'clock aud
robbed tho window OF few fancy stand
covers and articles Of like character OF
little or no value to tho thief. The
police had passed there but q minuteo OF
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pionship season there will be frat SER
los champions and second series cham
pions II the prizes are divided into
two lotI. one TO FIRST and another for the
second series. the value, OF course.
will not be great II IL now proposed
that the dEst lean prize 90 70 the club
winning the greatest number Of games
10 the Two series, aud on down the list
on the same plaI. Nr. Statler's system
OF electrical umpiring will also probably
be brought mp a. this meeting. In the
meantime the prize committee will Sc
cure other prizes. Merchants desiring
70 contribute should notify the secre-
tary OF tho league.
Games scheduled in tho Wheeling
league the preSent week are a. follows:
Monday, November &c, Nameless vs.
The BOWlers; Monday. November 20,
Columbia vs.. Calumet; Wednesday, No
yember %, The BoWlerS Va. LaBelle;
Thursday, November 90, ProVideut VS..
Wheeling; Saturday, December /. Lotus
We. Pen aud Pencil. Tbs Pen aud Pen
cil.Lotus game, by agreement made sew
oral weeks ago, will be postponed TO q
date not yet decided.
During the past week tho most inter-
esting change in the standing Of the
clubs was the drop OF The Bowlers from
first to third place. Tho Brownies and
LaBelIe arc now tied for the lead, con.
sequently Wednesday evenings game
between these two teams at the Musee
alleys will be by far the most interest.
ing aud decisive Of the frat series.
Proyidents, who have played In alarm.
ing good luck, finally struck a snag
Thursday night on their home alleys,
when The Brownies took two games
easily. The race for the championship
in tho llrst series has narrowed down to
four clpbs-The Brownies, LaBelle, The
Bowlers aud Nameless. The two teams
first mentioned are fayorites aud We'd
nesday's games may put one or the
other out OF the fight.
The scheduled games in the South
Side league this week are az follows:
Monday, November 20. Buckeye We. Ex.
celsior; tuesday, November q, Harvest
We. Phoenix; Wednesday, November IS,
Knoke vs.. Mozart; Thursday, Novem'
Der 20, South Side vs.. Hustler.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Haps aud Mishap. In tho Thriving City
Across the River.

Across the River.
John Burris, residing on North Fifth
street, fell out Of the hay NOV at the
livery stable OF Weber & Co., on
Fayotte street, yesterday morning and
broke his right hip. Dr.. W. L. Hervey
was called and reduced the fracture.
He will be cripple for life.
Thoburn Post, G. A. R and Standard,
Hiawatha, Unity and Etnaville coun-
ellis OF Mechanics, marched to the Bap-
tist church Yesterday morning, where
the pastor, Row. W. u. Hartzog.
preached an excellent sermon to them.
Mr.. Z. J. Hoyle. who is engaged in
the mining business at White Oaks,
New Mexico, Is home on a visit for n
month or so. His family did not ex-
pect him quite so soon.
About forty witnesses have been sub
peuaed In the case oil Mrs. g. q. Sedg-
wick VS.. L. Z. McCombs, administrator
OF tho McCombs estate, which Is set for
to-day.
James Beck was arrested yesterday
morning at an early hour, charged with
robbing n Wheeling man OF IS. He
was released last evening on 5000 bail.
A phantom party will be given IN one
OF Iuglebrishts houses on Bennett
street by q number OF young ladies on
Thursday evening.
William II, Fisher. formerly OF the
IEsua-Standard, has taken q position at
Newport KY, as heater in the rolling
mill.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
hold in the NJ. Z. church. The sermon
will be preached by Rev. S. ]. Boyle.
The plans for the building Of tho
Fraternity Hall Association on Fourth
street have been changed somewhat.
Mrs. David ONeal was badly burned
by her clothes catching fire at her home
on Main street on Saturday.
Rev. Hotchkiss, the EVANGELIST, ad-
dressed large crowd at the Y. NJ. y. a.
yesterday afternoon.
R.T. Howell Is the administrator Of
the estate OF David Rowland, who was
killed at Golfers. =
Seven Thanksgiving turkeys were
stolen from David Thoburn, OF near
Martins Ferry.
Miss Anna McKim was down from
Pittsburgh yesterday, where she has a
good position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kinsey, OF East
Liverpool, arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
john Contine.
Charles Helling and Charles Como
way, OF EIlwood City, Pa, were in town
over Sunday.
Rev. W. B. Hartzog will address fla
watha Council, Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, on Tues
day evening.
Miss Georgiana Watson will entertain
on Thursday evening at he: home on
Vine street.
William Scammehorn, of Pittsburgh.
was shaking hands with friends here
yesterday.
John Ritter, who has been quite sick
with typhoid fever IS able to be about
the room.
Miss Flo Coyle has taken a position
as typewriter at the Laughlin nail
works.
Oh. Carpenter has returned from 4
business trip 10 Cleveland aud other
places.
Mrs. Medill is visiting her daughtor
Mrs. James Hill, OF East Liverpool.
Guide mills Nos. s and 8 at the Etna-
Standard will go on this morning.
Valentine ZonherSor, OF Washington,
Pa, was in town yesterday,
Earl Haverfeld. OF Cadiz, is visiting
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THE ATHLETIC FIELD.
rs..rOstIog News of tho Noble
Sport Of Bowling.
PgH AND PENCIL CLUB DEFEATED

/, y.meless saturday EvsniHg-I;0-
= oordso Of the Players Up to Ds,e-Ber'
ii, Mcclure Leads in tho Averages.
IN, Thanksgiving Day Foot Ball
c,ms-Bowllng Board OF Managers
~ nss,-othor News of sport
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2Izz


UIFFERENT TIMES
bring different methods, The big, bulky
pills such as our grandfathers had TO put up
with won't do today. Medical science has
gone beyond them. II has given us some
thing bctter-Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets;
tiny as mustard seeds, but moro effective
than anything you Gun takc. That's be-
SauSe their methods nre more natural.
They have a peculiar strengthening or tonic
elect on the lining membranes of the intes-
tinos, which gives d permanent cure. They
Prevent, rGlisve, and put IN end TO Bilious
nfas, COnEtipatIon, Jaundioe, Dizziness, Sour
Stomach, Sick or Bilious Headaches, lndl-
Grstion, and every like disorder.
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I'D. 3. POTTS, X
Main and Tenth Streets. Wheeling, W. Va.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

-
House, rooms, brick. Jacob street. 4th ward.
House, 5 rooms aud hall. Park View. 10. ioox
l7b feet, easy terms. Sl,75J.
House rooms, 9th st, lot aSxlOo steet 800,
Double house 10 rooms, Indiana street, Island,
easy terms s!,tOO.
House. rooms South Hlron street, Island,
with large lot, $500
House. rooms and hall, Market street, be-
tween 7th and 9Th streets, easy terms s27OO.
House. 8 rOOtnS corner lot, 9th street, easy
terms. sl4OO.
House rooms MccollOch street, East Wheel.
House rooms and hall. with large lot, 18th
House. 8rooms. Charles street. easy terms s7jo.
House rooms. baltimore street, East wheel
Ing. easy terms, Sl0N
House, rooms, 18th street, easy terms, $3.50.
Splendid lot for dwelling house, Eof street.
9th ward. Sl,6l 1900
House, rooms. brick. 18th street, cheap s2Soo.
House, 10 rooms brick, with large lot, 10Th
street. cheap,
terms $500.
House, rooms, 29lh street, SlOD.
House. rooms. Wood street. 5ih ward, sl.HU.
Fine finished house, ) rooms and hall, ParS
View, lot lOOxl75 feet Fora short time only
Splendid house. 3 rooms and hall. Lind street.
Bclvedero. $3.50
House, rooms. brick. AarkG. street. Centre
Wheeling cheap, Sl,2)0
Lots on Lind street, BelvederO. ESQ and s!7S
each. o,,,
streets $1,000
Three lots In Park View, cheap
iS.lot MrCollOCh street. Centr6 Wheeling. $500.
Lots on Caldwells run, s!5J each.
Business property on Market street al mouee'
ute price.
real estate.