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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-30
Signs multiply that there will Ia

Signs multiply that there will h'
no tariff legislation Of importance
this winter. We are all tired q
this thing, an1 want rest. Go :
gressmen will feel the same WA
about it. and 30 bugle call from
Cleveland or ANY body else will A.
rouse them from their apathy
Most Of the time of CongresSmef
next winter will he passed compar-
ing notes with one another, tryins
to find out who flung the brick and
where it came from. 1t will he
case of posi- norton dissection BY
the subject himself -Daily News
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-30
t. PR H,.AIM
"a YOUR CUu LOCALITY

made easily and hosorably, ~ith~it cspi-
tai, during your spare hOuss. Any Ean
woman, bog; or girl can do tie werk HAD
iIy, without experience. Talking sns
necessary. Nothing hhe 1t for money
making ever offered before Our workers
always prosper. No time slsted in
learning the business. We teach you If
a n;ght how to succeed from the hrs'
hour. Y0n can make trial without e.
pense to yourself We start you, fdrnls
rything needed 70 carry On the hus
ness successfully, and guarantee 20
against failure il you tut follow On
simple, plain instructions. Reader, |
yon are in nerd OF ready money, or
want to know all al)Out the best PnyE
business before the public, send US yen
address, and we viii mail yOu a dQeL.
naent giving yop al the particulars.
TGsI%, & COR COY A22c.
fssssssss ss'ssssss Ssts3sso;
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-30

Rev. T. Il. Lacy, Evangelist OF
the Diocese of Southern Virginia,
whose he ME is at Lynch burg. Va.
arrived at Monterey Friday evening
and on Saturday morning conduct
ed it is said. the first Episcopal SER
vice ever held in Monterey.
DR. Lacy is man of ability as was
shown in his sermon Sunday morn
ing. The three o'clock service WIS
for the children, but was enjoyed
by al present.
He was very gr ateful to the peo-
pie for the marked attention shown
him while here.
On Saturday he prepared and left
in Highland County Court Clerks
Office the following memorandum
which explains itself.
"Monterey, Highland county.
State Of Virginia, November Gath
1894. As matter Of record for
those who may come after, this is
to state that Rev. T. Fl. Lacy, min
lister of the Protestant Episcoral
Church. and acting Evangelist
| for the Diocese IF Southern Virg Il
| ia, held service in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South, bv the
, kindness of Rev W. Il. Woolf,
Pastor of that church, on tins the
oath day of November 1894 ana
propose to have service here again
to night and twice to morrow.
This, so far as known. from in
formation given by Mr. Jared A.
Jones. Treasurer Of the cOuntg
is the first service Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church
ever held at Monterey, though Ar
Jones further states that the Rev
| ". 0 Iulihen had a service some
years ago on Bill Pasture river, a.
hout five miles east Of Mcdowell
Highland county.
Air. Jared Jones also gives tho
information that there is. so far as
known only one family in tie coun
ty which contains any persons wh'
prefer the Protestant FL iScopa
Church. and that is the family Of
Dir Collingwood A. Dickson o
Dry Branch. who took his children
to Staunton to be baptised.
Mr. Lucius H. Stephenson tolC
me that he has Prayer Book Civ
en- him by his grand father, Mr.
VIM Wilson. in or about the yea
1869, which he still has and treas
ures because his grand fathet
gave it to him.
This memorandum will he depos
tied in the archives Of Highlant
county. by the courtesy Of Capt. }
C. Matheny, Clerk of the Circui
and County Courts Of Highland.
Done in the Clerks Office of tn
county of Highland. at Monterey
: on the Gath day of November 1894
, in the presence Of Capt j. c. Ma
theny and Rev W. II. Wool, III.
good brothers in the Lord.
Now may the God Of our Father
bless ii is visit to the honor VI Hi
, Holy Name and let the seed her
> sown bear fruit in after days.
In the Name Of His Son our Lord
Attest:
T. Fl. LACY Evangelist
= Diocese of Southern Virginia.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-30
4 GRAND Off III

Think Of it-15G pa
DeFsf for almost tie
same or iayc been
paying for 1.s.
'Eise NTN Work WORLD
Esa changed IL We e "a
w % q TwSCe~is~wt 20 k
AMI this emf w. h ave
made aFFangenae s.tS
10 }ffrr with your o.,
pai.er.fO oItisubs crib
els who Will pay up
and a year liz advance
ant negy s iAfrii, ers
Wlso Will pay tie 90 - ,
the three papers max
iIl& q. tri~We@k}y, for
the san. III s52 90
Here il the 01p''TtJa~
nifty TO get year Local
paper and She \ ;2W
YORK WORLD twice
q. week at OK rse Ordi-
nariIy COW rates. Send
in yOur name at once
and seCuP 5li; = III .
EDiRatiOn which gives
yOu almost the adVan
, f., o,A. o. ;. daily.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-30
countv Court Proceedings.

II. C. FIeisher WAS appointed
Guardian of hi- son Jacob Il. ana
daughter Clara l..
Commonwealth VS. John A. CHEST
nut. indictment for selling llqr I
-Judg enlent confessed for SiCo
fine AID costs.
Eleven indictments against )no'
A. Chestnut for selling liquor con-
trary to law were dismissed.
A. 7. Carpenter qualified as deI =
uty Sheriff
The Grand Jury was in session
two days and made sixteen indIcf-
ments four for felony-thrPe pei
it larceny eight mis1emeanor-
one trespass assault and battery.
The New York World # VI :
e., Gives = list i ,wir ga num
# votes cast by the Popn':~i cart
in all The States at TIE last grn.
Al election as ccn'rarcd 6
votes cast BY the @anirnlft> i' IS
The World also says: Fl" 1872
Populist party rol!'d altcse'
i.O4l. 028 votes for President Il
tween 1892 and 1894 there WI 3
general election the returns T.
which can be compared with i''
year rroeeofiie I'll. year :
ropulist vote wa $3.50 Ga gai'
Of nearly 5C0.CC0 votes in two 80
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-30
Judge Rhea AppolnGed.

The Governor yesterday appoint
ed Judge WIN. F. Rhea, Of Bristol,
to be member of the commission
created by the joint resolution CT
the General Assembly to adjust
with the State of West Virginia
her equitable proportion of the
public debt of the original State Of
Virginia.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-30

Kenos Douglas who murde.r
Thomas Reed last Xmas night.
his home in GreenbTier comfy Y
VA, has at last had sentence pr
nounced upon him.
"a life for Il life" is what j
should have been for this WAS Ger
tainlv cold bloodeA murder, b..
he WAS found guilty of murder il
the first degree and the balance q
his life will be spent within tn
prison walls.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-30
4 BA3JAIN.

A Bargain is What
the public likes and
til most ~eadillg mat"
ter to be l,ati for the
least money, we term
q bargain. We haV;
on 10 offer. Here
is. For the small sum
OF $l.75, paid in adj
vance, we Will send
yOu The RECORDER
and the ATLANTA CON-
sT4TUTIDN f0i' one year
In iS1JO DIR will
give you til >nnty
me WIS and the C'sNSTI-
TUITION will give Won
the balance, SO for 81
IS yOu can k ep we'll
posted on the CIV Dts
OF the day at home
abroad.
Send in your name
and we will send yOn
sa nDip copy otCOa&ti~
Ir...s.z.sz.As
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-30

There is probability that C"p'.
Aowgate, the man who defao'ted
! for "a large sum while acting as
Dispursing Officer of the Signal
sService, some fourteen years ago
sand who was last summer run
sdown and brought back to wash
Iington through the Instrumental
Rity of Secretary Norton. may after
all escape punishment. The old
indictments against him are family
many believe purposly made so
by his friepds-and so far search
for the papers in his case upon
which new Indictment could be
found has been Intellectual, and
some of the most important wit
nesses against him are dead. 1t Is
believed that the papers were pur-
+posely destroyed years ago by tn use
who shared in Howgate s stealing
think think that those sharers ILL
cluded officials of prominence at
thJt time has largely increased
The District Attorney expresses
confidence that enough witnesses
are still at his disposal to make {
Jgood case against Howgate' bu
that confidence is not sharrd by TIM
general public.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-30

Judge Mclaughlin viii examine
the record in The Gnodmun~ParSon~
case early in recen'hcr nd decide
whether CAPT in 3oodnlan will get
a NV trial. Goodman and his conn
sci feel confident that Judge Nc.
Laughlin will grant ANEW learirq,
as the rulings Of Judge Moore, they
think. we've rrejudiced ainai the
prisoner. and much q the fvidencc
admitted bv the Judges rulings
was foreign to the case Good"'n",
it will be rc 'r'luct vas given Il
verdict Of l9 ycars IN .r.son It tie
trial at Coyirgson ome months
ago. Daily News.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-30
\ StRGINIA:

The object of This suit, is to re-
cover against H. f. Alexander $751;.
SO with interest thereon from the
18th day Of April 1894, till paid
and the costs Of this suit; and to
attach his life estate in the undi-
vided one half of SIP a. 2 r, and 30
p les Of land. lying near Mcdowell
in said county, devised to him by
Robert Sitlington deed. and sub
iect the same to said debt and costs.
And it appearing from affidavit
filed, that said H. +. Alexander is
not resident of the state Virginia
it is ordered that he do appear here,
within fifteen days after due pub
LEGATION of this order and do what
is necessary to protect his interests,
Teste: J. c. NJ 4theny, elk.
Jones pa. no31-de2l
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-30

come too far disorgarized Here's q typical case:
Hiss Jones, az q o. his lost 20 poInGs cn,eNs
have the "hcciic flush: coughs ard raises all
the tme hts Just returned from tie Soutn'
where sbe spent the w.1Ier D.d not Improve
She takes drops of = Fen-er's Co.0cn lie
lief. on q sIn IL lump of sugar, once in ZEours'
Improvement begins OF once. IN 2veeks sne
has gained 10 pounds. In weeks she weighs
1856 and - CURED. The remedy Is SPECIFIC
IN INFLAlIHArroX. NO Inflammation, no scre-
ness, ne consumption. Thus it cures along hs'
OF ailments frora common gore tEroSt, 10 q
sraye brolchitis. asthma and consumption,
from a tooteache TO q SrsSc neuralgia. from a
hesdache 10 q grave rheumatism arda lrcm
summer compliant TO p grave cysentery, eho-
era or nu, This wide rarg0 Ct application has
rono5imo, uiljustly calsscd it % bs drheeo
"cu-e all" Bat it isn't Il cures ono disease
sDd that a. inflammation Inflammation cannot
exist In It's pre- sence-+nd sh8t " so1gSs h6proo'
IEa." Onu tablespoonful dose cu.Ts La Grippe
L. aeyer dislppoints. Contains ID op.ateS. aar'
cotics or rR.ncrll .poisons. Perfectly &'fe
Honey rCSGnicl il ,-sSs ct!on not given TAXA
haluo a b0,t.R .Sdly.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-30
SURROUNDED BY MYSTERYI
4 Great Mistake.

cent discovery is that headache
6.zz:nesc oul.nes1. conn lon CT t.-e mad,
ct 40 QUO 10 Lcran comcnt Of to nerve
center. Nn..h supply i.a brain vi h Ecrye
{srce. {, Lii ;e5t.o1. Gyspc? sia, neuralgia
7..fi s.crac T. e.. arise fro,.btho Cc-@H-o-
-. &. t-or.r'e cen crssuD2.y.-5 - O.
c-.~-~ ,~~s--Nf Il der tore. Ih.S i51' -"-ise
CT aay1 aea es Il ne b al ndtungs
~, at.. Lnisi.;a &C. 9. re-. n system,
n L iIn .CccmDAlYlnG
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-30

rsp1sAsaS4Ssss-s'*s7ssNNs" ~'Nassj;
}Er1
Poor
Tic lthl
Smeans SO much more than (
= you iinaginc-serious and :
} faYal diseases result from {
: triAing ailments neglected. :
? Don't play with Natures
; greatest CiFt-heaith. i
Z Ifycu are feeling
out OF soits. weak =
h :: :: !: ga: q
e EAes sr.sr'3s~L ?,'~5'gS nausted, lie foNS, q
nygin Il, once taxi
{ e s.rE the . Csf teli1
E - - g. c.r,tgls eniio
L t4.r5, .-~.Nt.'Chi F,
go h.
Yu.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-30

r,tt'T
J. 90 40 t-CL0, !
J 80 ..rl. y > q
is hnuwA 20 MANY
that Dr.. Tepncr's
Gci.hn Relief cur 5
Consumption. II
docs it every time
and IL every case,
when used before
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05
BELI.AiRE

Saturday night q crowd was loafng
in an old shsnty, near the First ward
hose house, drinking beer. During the
evening a row was kicked up, but it
was settled before anyone was hurt
About I9 o'clock Henry Smith, full OF
booze, came TO the shanty and with
revolver fired shot through the door
Frank Eaton was standing near the
door and the ball struck his forehead,
but it only furrowed the skin. Had
the ball not spent its force penetrating
the door. Eaton would have been iB-.
stantly killed. Officer Defbaugh ar
rested Smith. and he is now in the city
Jail. lie will have hearing to-day.
A branch OF the A. p. a. Society was
recently organized in this city, with
what success we do not know; but it is
also proving q meddleSome factor In
city politics. Not that the society as
an organization is taking a hand; but
some OF those who are seeking nomina
ton are accused of belonging TO the
society, and notwithstandiug that they
emp hatically deny any connection with
the organization, they are having
trouble in meeting the accusations of
their accusers.
The funeral OF Robert Jacobs took
place yesterday afternoon. Services
were held iu the Second NJ. E. church.
The remains were followed to the grave
By a large concourse Of sorrowing friends
and relatives, headed by the colored
Masons, colored Odd Fellows aud color
ed brass band. Among those from
abroad were Prof. Jones, Of the Wheel
ing colored schools aud the minister Of
the colored church at Martins Ferry.
A large English Mastiff bitch, which
strayed from its owner at Dillies Bot
tom some time ago, is roaming about
the city, a terror alike 10 nen, women
and children. The dog does not seem
20 be vicious, but 1t has been target
for stone throwing and bounded about
until 1t vents warning grOwls when cor
rered. A reward is offered by the
owner for its return; but so far no Que
has had the courage 10 capture II alive.
A number OF AnxiOns ofhce-seekers
kept q sharp lookout for Congressman
Pearson last Saturday, as it was said he
would be here on that day; but he did
nov come, ana Ineto le ~ SoA eSA1e! -
I 10 when be will be here.
q Henry Kineade and bride, nee Miss
Annie Cruise, of Wheeling. have re-
turned from their wedding trip and will
go to housekeeping in the First ward.
The funeral Of Patrick Mccoy took
place yesterday afternoon. Services
were held in ST. Johns Catholic church.
Interment in Rose Hill Catholic Gene
! terry.
There was splendid sleighing on the
streets yesterday, and the merry jingle
Of The bells was heard constantly dur
ing the day and far into the night.
Mrs. Patrick Wheslen. OF the Second
ward, left last evening for Chicago, "a
visit two OF her sistsrs, one OF whom
| viii be married in few days.
The indications are that the eharita-
| Die entertainment to De held 81 the
Elysian Theatre next Thursday night
! will be we'll patronized.
Coroner J. P. LowmaD and wife Wis
tied friends IN Wheeling Yesterday.
A young son OF eficer VIM Busch, Of
the Fifth ward. Is seriouslgsic
Mrs. Wright Fred yisitkd friends al
Belmont yesterday. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05
FOR RENT.

No. IS Fifteenth street brick dwelling.
No. 2Ss9 Eof street, brick, rooms.
No, 2si7 Eof street. brick. ) rooms
No 1906 Market street, Office rooms
No. 10 Ten h street storeroom.
No. 3 Ohio street, second noor, frame
No. ~ alley :. lower part, 500.
No. 1898 Chapline St, rooms
No. l2l Thirty-thIrd St, brick, rooms.
No. iI27 Alley n, b rooms, frame.
Nc. 2S12 Eon ST.. ) rooms nrst noor.
Fourteenth and McColloch SITS. store, dwell
ing OF rooms. bake shop and stable, Tor sSyO.
Fyont room on Fourteenth ST., suitaoie Tor
one or two gentlemen.
No SO & front street, 7 rooms and bath.
No 905 Main ST., ~ rooms, brick.
No 2l3o Main St, brick, rooms.
No. "a s. York ST.. 3 Rooms, frame.
No. 80 Thirty.seventh St. I'd noor, . rooms
No 1872 Maia 81. Cd ana Sd floors.
No IS Seventeenth St, 4rooms, prlck
No. % Ohio ST., LIST floor, rooms.
No. 290i Eoif St, brick, 3 rooms.
No. 3lt9 McColloch ST.. 3rooms.
No. 1900 Chgpline ST.. rooms, brick, sl4OO
No ylo2 Main ST, Sd floor rooms
No 63 Thirty-frst ST., brick
siI. room dwelling 10 Lestherwood.
Store room ia Hearns Tabernacle building
South street
once rooms in Hibberd Block. No. 1914 Mark
ct street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05
MIR. wilson's Triumph.
Baltimore Herald.

Baltimore Herald.
Mr. Wilson, Of West Virginia, has
achieved a signal triumph in carrying
his tariff bill through the House OF Rep
resentatiyes. The task OF framing the
measure, in the first place, was dill
cult one. and while it was not accom-
nlisbed SO as to win the assent Of every
member OF his party, that end was tairly
ACCOMPLISHED and the vote upon the
measure at least shows that Mr.. wilson
had the confidence Of his coadjutors in
the House of Representatives, II not the
American people. he has given his
time and energies without reserve to
the enactment of this measure, aud that
he has won notable victory will be
cheerfully granted even by his political
enemies.
The rewards OF well-doing are not
ALWAYS those which can be expressed In
tangible values, and the scene which
was enacted in the House OF Represent
atives at the close of his able speech on
thursday must have been as surprising
10 the author of the Tariff bill as it was
GRATIFYING to him. Washington, recelv-
inc the sword OF CORVALLIS at York
town, Napoleon, winning battle after
battle in the Italian and Austrian cam
Daigns. Wellington at Waterloo, Grant
AZ A q mattox, aud Garfield unexpect-
edly nominated for President, could have
had no greater or more enduring testl-
monial OF great deeds achieved and con-
sclentlous work nobly done than did
Mr.. Wilson when borne upon the shout
ders of his colleagues out OF the hall OF
the House OF representatives 1t was
a supreme moment IN the life OF an In
dtyFdual man. Words fail to express
what IL meant TO him, or the gratihca-
ton which doubtless welled up In his
heart at the enthusiastic display o:
confidence and esteem going on around
him. -,
whatever may be the fate OF the bill
hereafter il will be accorded to Mr.
wilson that be performed the task co
! trusted to him with remarkable fidelity
and conscientious devotion 10 the cause
which he was called upon 20 espnuse
In this sense be has achieved q triumph
which will be told 10 bis credit In th'
history Of his eountry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05
30 Matter II ,hs rown IS sman.

Boston Globe
The cheap demagoguery that tries to
heli,tle chairman Wilson because he
comes from 3 lille town would be ludi-
crous If il were not pitiful. Many Of
our greatest men have been born in liz
tie towns, and not infrequeniiy In little
log houses. AZ enc time the little town
of Concord, Mass, contained as much
genius as the whole state Of Texas
never could boast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05
FOR SALE.

House rooms. brick. Fourteenth ST.. 1900
lots In BelTedere addition, z corner lots
SO each.
House rooms, brick, and 4 roomed hous. IN
rear. Eon street, between Twenty-third aud
Twenty fourth streets g. 800
House 8 looms, Eighteenth street n rood
condition, q 500.
Deuole brick house rooms. Fourteenth
street. g.. 0OO
$500.
House seven rooms. fifteenth street. lotsor
10 feet $500
House seven rooms. chaplins street csn.,.
Wheeling A,950.
House eight rooms, First ward. 81 ooo
House I've rooms, Baltimore stree. E,.t
Wheeling. 1869.
Lot east end Fourteenth street. 500.
House four rooms, Charles street. Centre
Wheeling $3.50
House four rooms, Eightssnth street. n oo1
House three rooms, Twelfth street. S}O
House eight rooms, Sixteenth street, in gooS
condition, q 7Jo.
House four rooms and stsbls. Twelfth s.,.,,
Hous. rooms and stable. Eightssnth ssr.,s
$3.50.
Fine suburban hOuss zils, .astof CITY a.
moderate price.
lois IL Tiiaa, White 4 Gallagher addition
6Cxit0 feet, SeO0 each
3lots on Csldwell's run. t2eo each
tiae farm. lt3 acres. on National road pi,.
niles east Of city. on easy terms
Market street business property at u7dsrxss
price.
oseh.If ls. "a KOcelIssA stree. csatr.
One Of tia best nArufssiunag sstss st,s
city. tIszting sE tive raiirosdA
NE5BlTT q DEVlNE,
l7S9 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05

Chairman Wilson has shown capaci-
~ Tor leadership that has not been
eauaied for many years. This IS the
more renar liable as he has suffered all
the time from poor health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05
FOR RENT FROM APRIL /

S25.09-Thrce story brick dwelling al mod
ern improvements. eight rooms and cellar, IN
the new Grimm block. corner Seventeenth and
Eoff streets.
S5S0-Store room, corner Stamm House alley
and Main street
l60O-Store room and three story brick build.
ing. on west SIDE OF Market Ssuare.
t50O-Store room and two story brick dwell
ms, five rooms and cellar, corner Seventeenth
and Woods streets.
S5O1-Store room and two story brick build
ing, seven rooms and attic, corner Twenty first
and Main streets.
S3O0-Store room under Arion Hall
Sl909-Three rooms. bail aud cellar. No. 1885
Eon street FIRST door.
SlLOO-Four rooms, second floor, No. 1884 Eoa
street.
SiS00-Hew and elegant dwelling. on Lind
street. six rooms. finished garnet, yeranda and
basement wash house
The South Side Turner Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05

A very hurried conp2rison will demon
strnse 10 y0a that the Daily and sunday
~ -ixf q IL the best local aud releErapnio
,,~s,er IpnbllEned IA wheeling. IS cents
80 lex, delivered 70 any % NoE eho
rirr II Surrounding nslghborl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05
RINEKART & TATUM,
City Bank Building. Room 5. TelephOns 2l9.
FOR RENT.
POSSESSION GIVEN NOW.

POSSESSION GIVEN NOW.
s75O-Three rooms, up stairs, 9o3 McColloch
street
tLoO-Four rooms, l64 Seventeenth street
two story brick.
SllOO-ThTee rooms and cellar. I6i Seven.
tesnth street, hrst moor.
Two story frame (usw), six rooms aud attic,
North Huron street.
SiLOO-Stcrs room and two rooms in rear OF
cellar, 22fl Main street.
Si0.00-Fou rooms up stairs, two story brick,
S5l9 Chsplins street
S9.0O-Three rooms, FIRST floor and cellar, sta.
BILE. 1881 ChApline street.
sa00-Three rooms, first floor. two story brick,
1884 Main street.