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minister wns very severe. For instance
no said he would prefer n r%attlesnakp in
his cellar TO n key Of beer or wine, for
the ono his children would DO sure to
shun, but tho other would onticG them
from the path Of virtue and temperance.
10 provo there Is Il discriminating
public sentiment in favor OF whisky, he
called attention TO the legal attitudes Of
many OF tho states, large cities, and tho
United states government, in granting
authority for mon to sell that which Ia
known 10 BIO an injury. Thus, under
tho sanction, authority and protection
OF the government misunderstanding Is
carried on and this traffic OF drunkard-
making Is put on 4 par with that Of tho
grocer, etc.
Wo would not licOnso or protect any
other sin, such rs thoit, murder, otc.,
but wo do license tho sin from which all
other sins flow, or in which thoy have
their origin. The Biblo %pronounces u
curse on tho man who putleth the bot
tic to his neighbours lip. Then how will
stand tho account OF the rum seller, or
those who make it legal Tor him TO sell
rum?
But, say some, wo do not license tosell,
We Just regulate its sale. Yos. thi,
regulation just gives legality to drunk.
ard-making. This is protection OF the
worst form, and all for the money there
Is in it.
He summed up tho whole subject rs
follows: First, misunderstanding is Il
sin. Tho Bible shows il 10 be 4 Sin Of
the worst sort. 1t ia q protected sin by
sentiment and by lnws. This being tho
situation, whnt will We 10? Uso moral
suasion? Take q case: the church on
Its knees praying, "Thy kingdom como"
tho saloon keeper across the street
selling rum by sanction OF law. What
does no care for our prayers2 Take
away this protection; put the business
on Il par with stealing, cheating, adult
cry; stop class legislation. When this
il done prohibition is near. No must
meet this question. Let us 10 so in the
spirit OF Christ.
lie predicted that legal prohibition
was bound to come. Notwithstanding
tho fact that elk years ago it fai!ed TO
pass. lie said there were enough
Church people in West Virginia in 1883
to carry it, and US they failed to be
equal 10 the emergency, the churches
owe it to their W action that there
arc open saloons in this state to-day.
When the time comes that prohibition
wlns-Nnd come it wilI-lct us all be
sure that We are on she right side.
The sermon was heard By 4 large con-
crcSation. Quarterly meeting services
were held last night. Presiding Elder
Mick preaching to a large congregation.
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Yesterday morning st. Matthew'S
church was crowded with n congrcga.
ton to hear 1T. Roy. Bishop George W.
Peterkin, Of Parkersburg, and witness
tho ceremonies incident to tho con.
armation Of class OF thi~rty.seven.
Bishop Peterkin preached n strong
and appropriate sermon, taking for his
taxi a passage from the fifteenth chap
Ter OF | Corinthians, BE not deceived;
evil communications corrupt good man.
ners."
In the afternoon the bishop confirmed
n class at St. Paul's chapel, Elm Grove.
The church was crowded 10 Overlooking.
In the evening similar exercises took
place at St. Luko's church, on the Is
land, and tho church was crowded to
its utmost capacity. Many who wished
10 attend the seTvices were unable TO
obtain admittanCc. Here Il Class Of six
e was confirmed BY tho bishop.
Bishop Petorkin took for his text last
evening the words, Behold, l stand ut
tho door and knock" and around it
drew IN eloquent wordpainting. Think,
said the bishop, OF the King Of Kings
standing ut your door and saying these
words-words OF promise for tho saving
OF the soul OF man. BY the baptismal
vows Just taken indifference and wrong
doing are cast aside and IN earnest en-
deavor to follow Christ's prccepts made.
Love OF Christ ought to restrain us from
wrong. lie appeals to our love, and
how much there is in tho Scriptures 10
inspire love for Him.
Christ also appeals to our fears. This
is something that lately has been
dropped in tho preaching OF Christs
word. too much. 1t is u reaction OF the
old times when fear was appealed to.
Now there is not enough preaching on
this line. Christ also knocks Mt your
door and heart by His Church and His
providenCes.
Shall We not listen to the knocking ut
our doors and listen to His appeals?
He continues standing and Knocking,
and the question is: How long will he
continue knocking? We can't expect
1t to continue always. The time may
come when he will not remain knock
ing. Warnings in. this direction have
been overlooked.
Why does he knock? Because tho
door is shut. Some unbelieyers are dis
honest in their unbelief, but others are
gtopinG honestly in the dark. When
the bars OF unbeliei are drawn aside
then Christ will come in and sup with
us. The bishop concluded his sermon
with an eloquently expressed hope that
the bars will he lowered when the cx-
pectation OF faith will DO realized.
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TOE: SALE,
AFEWCIIOTCE LOTS AT EDGINGTON.
Cheap and on Easy Termx
w. v. HOGE.
oc6 CITY Bank Building. 1890 Market Stree.
VALUABLE

ors CITY Bank Building. 1900 Ma
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s~wabackor's Millinery Opening Tuesday
ABOUT PEOPLE.

|
stranGersin the City aud Wheeltn. Folks
Abroad.
The "Old Homestead" quartette is at
the Mcclure.
A. A. Lewis, OF Weston, autographed
at the Mcclure.
Col. Joe Webb is nov dancing 4 week
old daughter on his knees.
La Belle Mitchell, OF Sistersville, was
at the Windsor yesterday.
L. II. Robinson, OF Warrington, regis
tered ut the Gehler yesterday.
o. A. Horne and Fred Porter, OF Sis
t~crsville, are guests OF the Bchlcr.
Deputy Sheriff Lantry has entirely
recovered from his recent illness.
J.. A. Gartlan, OF Warrington, was in
the city and registered at the Mcclure.
MI. Il. L. Waddel, superintendent OF
the West Virginia Glass Company, is on
the sick list,
7. VI. Calvert, OF Warrington, and
Robert ]. Anderson, Of Charleston, are
Behler guests.
Mr.. James Henry, an attorney OF
Cumberland, Nd, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. George s. Feeney.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Riddle, OF Mt.
Pleasant, o., are guests at the residence
OF John G. L.easure, on the South Side.
The Spider and Fly" were at the
Behler yesterday and lett in the after.
noon for the east over the Baltimore &
Ohio.
William BOUCHER. formerly agent OF
the American Express Company here,
now ut Springfield, O., is here OF ! visit
to old friends.
Cards have been received in this city
for the marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Thompson, daughter OF Col. and Mrs.
William p: Thompson. of New York, to
Mr.. Ralph Julius Preston, in st. Bar
%tholomew's church. New York, Wednes-
day, March %.
Mr.. W. X. Cowdeu. OF Wheeling, is
in the city aud will in all probability
locate here for tho practice OF his pro-
i%essiou. nlr. Cowden is a young lawyer
Of ability, aud will doubtless do we'll in
Huntington. He ia welcome to the
ciiy.-lIunlingtOn Herald.
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INCREASED EQUIPMENT.
Wheeling Railway Company to buy Su
mar lnFs.

wheeling Railway Company to buy SUM
NOR Cars.
The Wheeling Railway Company is
negotiating with tho Brillos Car Com
pany, OF Philadelphia, for eight summer
cars to be put on their line, and the
contract will DO closed probably in 4
few days. The intention is 10 place
summer cars entirely on the road this
summer. Formerly the Island and
Martins Ferry runs have had the closed
cars both winter and summer. The
eight additional summer cars will give
the limo an equipment OF II OF that style,
about enough for the entire liue. Work
will be started Mt once getting the open
cars in shape and they will be put on
about April Is
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REV. DIX. BAiiNIIZ HERE.
lie breaches to Ills Old Congregation and
Sunday School.

lie Preachcs to Ills Old Congregation and
Sunday School.
At the English Lutheran church on
Sixteenth street Rev. S. i. Barnitz, D.
D., had Il warm reception yesterday
morning and afternoon, and the pastor,
Rev. DR.. Schwarm, n splendid audience
last night. The presence OF DR.. Barnitz
is always sufficient to bring together Il
large c%oncourse OF people, and especially
those who knew him as he went in and
out among them for n score OF years.
Yesterday WAS no exception. The sill
yer threads are beginning to show them
selves 4 little among the jet black hair
OF the former pastor, but the strong old
time voice and vigor were the same as
heretofore. DR.. Barnitz preached 4
Palm Sunday sermon from Matthew
Xxi, 8, with great earnestuess and
pathos, urging all who are not now
doing so, to follow the King. The
house was crowded even to the aisles.
At the Sunday school "Homc Mission
and Church Extension" was the subject,
and was handled so as to interest the
youngest as well as the Oldest in the
great school.
There will be special services ut this
church every evening during the week
and Friday evening preparatory ser
vices.
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THE PARISH HOUSE.

St. Luke's Memorial building Opened
Saturday Evening.
The opening and bcnediCtioa OF the
Florence V. Brittinrham memorial
parish house, on the Island, occurred
Saturday evening, and was an suspicious
event, attended by most Of the members
oTthe St. Luke's congregation. a pleas
ing feature vas the appearance OF the
vested choir. which rendered Il number
OF selections satisfactorily. 1t was $50
o'clock when the clergy, choir, wardens
and vestrymcn OF the parish proceeded
from the lower TO the upper room OF
the parish house, and n very impressive
scene it made. The exercises were con-
Quoted by Ri Rev. Bishop George W.
Peterkin. who was assisted by Rev.
Birmingham, OF St. Luke's. and Rev. DR..
Il. Rush Swope, OF St. Mathews church,
Rev. Woods, OF Wellsbure, and Rev.
Burbank, OF Bellaire and Martins Ferry.
Alter initiatory proceedings Bishop
Petcrkin made an eloquent address.
The occasion was altogether Il great
success,
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The lower Benwood plant goes on in
full this morning with prospects good
for II steady run.
The Wheeling lion & Steel Company's
pudd!ers. who at n meeting at Benwood
Saturday, accepted the compGny's otles
OF 81 4 ton, will go to work at the reduc-
ton Tuesday morning.
The workmen'of the Riverside iron
works have completed their ~orgauiza,
ton into the Knights OF Labor, and
they have rented Nolte's hall, on South
Eott street, where they will meet regu-
larly hereafter.
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Rev. Thomas Green, OF Bellaire, adj
dressed the colorcd Odd Fellows and
their friends at the Il. a. Il. hall in
Martins Ferry, yesterday afternoon.
Delegations were present from Wheel
ing, Bellalre, and Bridgeport, and the
hall was filled to its utmost. All en-
Joyed the talk. The parade was 4
creditab!e n and attracted much atten-
ton. Tho prominent feature Of this
was the Uniformed Rank OF Wheeling.
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Yesterday afternoon Il special meet.
ing OF Crescent lodge, Il. \. OF |. Il S.
W, was held at Trades Assembly hall.
Matters OF considerable interest came
up Tor consideration, but the proceed
ings wore secret. and all that could be
learned after it adjourned was that John
Holman was elected 4 delegate TO 4
district convention OF the association, 10
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nTHCLUBORDERS.-W will pronay
freight to any railroad station 200 miles
from any OF our stores on orders amount.
ing 10 SO, sugar excepted.
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TGn.Cent Articles.

~Suspanders, Clothes lines. 25.cent .Jowe,ry,
Anger Braces, Stationery PacEngcA Jail Padl0cEs.
Royal Needle Packages. oue-haIf pound lea, In.
dies @o-cent Hose, Dolls, 2j-cent Cur buttons,
Mirrors. Pocket Knives.
We are constantly receiving Bargains and can.
not quote prices, as they arc here today and
gone to.notrow. It Is our aim to alWnrs hayo
something new at prices tina; will make YOU buy.
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Ono Cent Articles.

Heavy Envelopes. lgooh Pen Holders, q Steel
Pans, hcmnrHndum,BooI. & Sheets So,c Paper.
9 Slate Pencils, I Lead Pencils. / Collar buttons,
?buuChos Hair Pius. ! handkerchief. l Thimble.
J paper Pins, | paper Needles. ! spool silk Twist,
? dozen Hooks and Eyes. G Dnrninc Secdlcs. /
Nutmeg Crater, | dozen Drnss Pants buttons, |
Hat I'm. l box Garnet TAckS. | dozen Clothes
Pins, ! Tablet | set Knitting Needles.
TDfS nf h,pnut tnnla .ntrs NJ I nopt
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@CLOTHING.!N

0VERC0ATS a; prices that smash all former
oyetco3t We also have great bargains ut 50. 81,
$40, SJ.8O. SG..5. uD 10 SID. 81.
II will pay you TO look Mt these goods.
MEMS SUITS 8 8 IS $ . 3 FL i 8 80 g q 81 IL g 81: %;
leaders in low prices II you can match these
goods for less than double the money anywhere
welnvtlc You TO return the SAINT aud your money
will be refunded. These goods mustgo.
HENS PANTS 3 s. s. IS i y &C. , Sc; 81 = IS G up to
the value Ola dollar Try to borrow one. II yoI
want to know how 10 save a dollar or more looE
at our Clothing Department
BOYS SUITS a 55S' Sc: CSC 81 IS. sta7 IN
not last always. You caunot match the prices.
BOYS PANTS st. Ssi l!1j isS SH S3s ';3 he; s T4G f,.1 :;
prices
MEMS SHOES s. & s. &C. 10 S's s. & 10 /, S !, iy sT q;
well to save mono? on Shoes NJ anything else,
aud we are away below the market
LADIES' FINE SHOES St = e. q? q S 5! Is Is; ;!'2 Z
s264 Our success In the Shoe line i probably
more than We deserve. We presume the reason
we sell so many is because they don't last lon.,
but people will have them.
CHILDREN'S SHOES : u.s. Sc &c Is SIC Fl If &C. sc:
gNinA
Mems and Boys Hats g. l2 as Z; 2sS :, g? g a. 81 4
ine SILK Hat, which usually sells aatsi5L.
Mans ShirtS at l9c ?3o sc. 3gc up TO gjc. On
Millinery and Ribbons # Tr,i III PREV Ss e 9a
save You lots Of money. Mis- Agnes Garrity will
give you pointers on Millinery aud Trimmings
that will do you good aud will not ovcrcharga
you norsell you old styles
UpdarUa3p Undersh!r.s md Drawers Mt &c.
ways below tho market on these goods, as well
as everything else.
Bed Comforts and Blankets 81 &C. as !, s. S Sc as.
We have jus; received a job 10; OF these goods i!
prices that will surprise you.
Ladies' COFSotS at22c, ags, Sc up
Umbrellas a.43c. 69c, SIC up.
Lace Curtains at aoc, CSC, SIC up
Gr0rprIaS - lbs. ~Grnnulated su=a, for 81 %;
uiuI0tI0o, Arbuckle'S Coffee. nc: Grain o;
Ground Pepper, Cinnamon. Mustard. Ginger and
BAKING Powder. oil going ~ &C per pound. or )
pounds for Is cents
Eb- u Clothing Store, n boot and Shoe
store, n lint store. n Dry Goods store, n
Millinery store, y Notion Store. n Furnish
Ing % Store, n Hardware and Tinwnru
store, IA Tcn and Grocery Storo-nine stores
In une-all complete under one roof.
We have the largest department: s:ore In the
stntc. 100 TO 1905 Main street, il TO - Ten:h
street. and 1901 to 1907 Market street Eleven
cntrnnccS-tAke your cho!ca Bargains In every
department
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T'WO.C Cent Articles.

2dozen buttons, l Fine Comb. | bottle Ink.
Pint Thu Cups, HnudkCrchicfs. Cnko Cutters, Pep.
per Foxes, LGngtry Hair Pins. Carpenter Pencii,,
Cntf Buttons. Pie Pans. Pocket Combs. NAPKINS,
Can Openers. Spool Cotton, Toilet Soap, Glmlcts,
Tape LiHei Rubber Tipped Pencils. lIaIr
CrmpcrA
wedeal only In Bargains aud give big value
IoF the money,
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Nine Cent Articles.

Ladies' Gloves. Shoe brushes. S,cw Pms Pro.
servo Kettles. Butcher Knives, worth Is cents,
Glass Dishes, MIX Strniners. Coffee Pots. Flour
Sltiers. Suspcnders. Extract Vanlulu. Dolls. DIsa
Pans, Hammers, ! Pound Grain or Ground Pep.
Baking Powder.
The above are al genuine bargains and lowe.
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commcnds itself to tho wcll-iormed, to
do pleasantly and eliectually what was
formerly done in the csudest manner
and disasrecably US well. To cleanse
the system and break up colds, head
aches and ieyers without Unpleasant
after effects, use tho delightful liquid
laxative remedy, Syrup OF Fig.
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Eight. Cent Articles.

Monkey Wrenches. Whisk Btooms. Wash Bowls,
Tin Buckets. Long Handle Fire ShoyelS, Rules,
Hosiery. large Lamp Burners. box Paper and
Envelopes, Spring Balances. Scissors. Blank
Books. PGiclt BEttouS.
our customers know u good thing when they
see il Join the procession TO our store
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The best in the west, north and north.
west is reached only by the lines OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee Il St. Paul
Railway. Trout season is nearly
here; look up your tackle, see
that it is in good shape and
then writo to John X. Pott, District
PNssengc, Agent, Williamsport, Pa, ior
a brochure OF "where tine trout hide"
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SiN-Cent Articles

One set Table Spoons. Blank books, Purses,
Sh!rting, S~GSpoadcrS, Butcher KniyrL lO.cent
Lsces. sleeve BGttons. Decent EmbrolderIeS
Scrubbtng Brushes. Gents Half Hose.
Merchants Invited. We have bargains for you
and It Will pay YOU 10 call.
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MALAREAis one Of the most insidious
OF health dcstroyers. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla counteracts its deadly poison and
builds up the system. 5
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HOTEL FOR SALEl

The undersigned offers 1T private sale the prop.
erty known as the Clarendon Hotel, at St. C!airs.
VILE, Ohio.
This hotel is the only one In ST. CiAisriIlc. tho
county seat o; Belmon. county, was built but
three years since, Is OF brick, three stories, forty
rooms and store room, modernly equipped,
located opposite the court house, and Is one Of
the best buildings aud locations in Eastern Ohio.
Call on or address JOHN POLLOCK,
Assignee ofThomas Z CLARK, S.. ClG!rsvillG, o.
mrIWks
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Seyen.C Cent Articles.

Colgatc's Palm Soap. large Dressing Comb,
Harmonious. Counter Books. Drew G1odS In.
dies HANDKERCHIEF, Mixed Bird Seed. White.
wash Brushes. large Tin Cups. Wash Pans. Shears.
At this popular price we oder many ayLicle3
worth double the money.
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Merchant Tailoring.

Our Merchant Tailoring Department. will be
ready in n short time. Our cutler, MI. ", r.
Mar!owc. will show you nil the latest STYLES md
p~aIIeFnsiu this line aud We will save you money.
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-
The landing floats for the Island ferry
are about completed.
Tuesdays Cincinnati packet will be
the Keystone State Mt S 4. NJ, and tho
Hudson, Tor Pittsburgh, will depart at
tho Same hour.
The stage OF water as shown by tho
marks at the public landing last oven-
ing was . feet and stationary. Clear
and warm; cloudy last evening.
Morgantown-Riyer 6 feet S inches
falling; weather clear and cool.
Oil City-River 5 feet i inches and
stationary; clear and mild.
Greensboro-RiYer S feet I inches and
stationary; clear and warm.
GREENSBORO River 5 ieeiGinches and
falling. Weather fine and ut hummer
heat. The Adam Jacob is the only
boat down Monday.
WAREEN.-River . feet S inches and
falling. Weather clear and warm.
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TEAS, SPICES, ETC.
Atlantic Tea Co.
= nv z LEED, =
Lot Those Who Can Follow !

PRICE LIST;
Large Golcct Lemons, zach. |
Clothes Pins, per dosonm"".".." !
Carpet lacks, Source b~ox."""." !
Large sack Salt, per sacl; .".".,,.. .
CHOICE Raisins, large, per pound. s
Choice Carolina Rice, per pound. 8
New Lima Leans, per pound ...".. 8
Now Split Pens, per pound ...."..". 8
FoS's Corn Starch, ror pound. m,. 6
Petit John Food, per PACKAGE. ... II
Gold Dust, per packagc."""."". 20
Arm L Hammer Soda, per package 1
SOPHIE, per packaGc"."".""".... 4
Rolled Oats, 7 pounds ..".""...... IS
Tapioca, 4 pounds ,."" .".."...... %
Gloss Starch, 7 pounds .m."....... %
Mail Pouch Tobacco, por pound. IS
Fairbanks Brown Soap. 9 bars.... rs
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NESBlTT & DEVINE,
Tel. 63. 1899 Market Street.
Rents Reduced !

No. % Twcnty.csg,Ith street. four rooms. $40 %.
No. ~ South York street, three rooms. 5000
20. 10 MHiu street. twor rooms, s. OF
No. %3s2 EotF street. four rooms. 50 90.
No. 5Ihirtv.scventh street. tlirGe rooms, 500.
- North Wabash street, three Oorns, Sl1 %.
North Wabash street. SIX rooms. SIS ".
30. SJI9 ChRpllnc street, i've rooms. SIS ".
no. 5llO McCoiloch street. frame.
no lNj Market street. office rooms
No. 70 Tenth street, SioreroOTi. Sl2 %.
20. 10 ohio Street, second floor, frame. $40 90.
No, e Alley 7. lower part. $500.
no. ~ Thlrty'third street. live rooms. S %.
No. ll2I Alley II. iEamc, five rooms. tlO o.
&c. %so! EoT street. three rooms, 81 81
Front room on Fourteenth s;reet. suitable for
one or twOgentlemcn.
No. 30I Main street. twelve rooms Gni bath.
Otice rooms In Hubbard block, 1914 Market St
40. l05l Main street, second and third lluocI
No. ~ Seventeenth street. four rooms
No 5JGhapllIis street, five rooms. Si3 90.
SiH-roomGd frame dwelling n! LcatncrwOoh,
sloTc omSo South street, In lIcarnc Tab.
cEnGcle building.
a PIT g, tn
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IHREE-FouRrMS Of your ailments arise
from liver troubles. which Simmons
Liver Regulator Cures.
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REAL a
FOB RENI.

M. II North York street. bath, closet both
ru.es, stable IN rear, Rent rch'Ollaulu,
Mine rooms. bath, laundry, attic Doth case,
mi md cold wnIor, No. w South 'FRONT.' street.
30. ii North Huron street bath DOM SasU''
seven OOinS. Cheap. h ,o,h
80. ID ZauO street, seven rooms, BATH bo'n
gases; rent siNO OF a month.
no 2ld E0tr street. the lIornbrooE mahslon'
with house In tho rear, also stable GhInp Iriis
80, u! seventeenth street, three, iOuE oFSoNSn
rooms. Cheap. e,,n,
Five. roOmcd house on Elm street, tcnt WV
30. 9OE Main street, six rooms ut SO ny.
No 9!i7 Main street, store room anu 'nrcoo u
10 s0iOnnd .0!I Slain street. size aOxSl. Cheap
No. 10 South York street, Tour toomN "en'
$40 ~. - ,
ncnr Eofl street HGnt sl6UO.
Six.roomGd house ut Park VlCwi largo yard
Rent cheap. ,,.
yard. Rent SIS W,
: Four rooms aud nt,Ic. on 2anO street.
SiOrcrOOm No, 1863 Main street, lont sAo
-Four rooms, No. liG Virginia street Rcntslom'
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MANY CONFIRMED.
Bishop PotorkIn Conducts Con-
lrmation Services Horo.
LARGE CLASSES At ST. MATTHEW'S

Aud Mt St. Iuko's on tho Island aud
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