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The reader of this paper viii be
pleased to learn that there is at least
L dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
mat Is eatarrh. Halls Gatarrh Cure is
tne positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Gatarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires q CON
stitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
cure IS taken informally, acting directly
on n blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system; thereby destroying efouhda-
Ilon OF the disease, and giving the
patient strength By building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ngiss Work. The proprietors have so
laey offer One Hundred Dollars for any
OF testimonials.
p.ast = J.CnESEY&Co Toledo, o.
asoid by druggists, rs cents.
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NO DIspNrCHEs NEoErvGD

BY the President from the Cor,rin, But
May Have Been by Secretary Carlisle.
WAsAINGToN, D. c., Ian, S.-For the
first time since the arrival of the Cor
win at San Francisco and the recently
alarming reports from Honolulu. Secre-
tary OF State Gresham submitted to an
interview tonight on the Hawaiian sit
uation. He talked with great earnest
ness and his replies 20 the various ques-
lions addressed TO him consisted almost
wholly OF denials. Flo saidif there was
any trouble ut Honolulu neither the
PRESIDENT nor the state department.
knew anything about it. He denied
the report that the department. had re-
ceived any dispatches from the Corwin.
Secretary Gresham stated that neither
the President nor the state department.
knew anything abopt>the Corwin being
anchored off san Francisco, and that if
1t was there It was 0 by any order of
the executive or of the department of
state.
The Corwin, being q revenue cutter,
is under the control of the treasury de-
partment, and any dispatches that may
have been sent by Captain Munger
Would therefore naturally so to Secre-
tary Carlisle.
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REnIG1oS AND POLITICS.
NeaI,s Address on Religious LiDer'y
- ,be jackson Banquet.

Iorrv NeaI,s Address on Religious LlDer1S
at the jackson Banquet.
ConUnBUs, O., Jan. S.-The 6th OF
January banquet, under the auspices O
the Jackson club, occurred to-nlght,
covers being turned for about go
Among the speakers were Jonn T.
Follctt and Hon. NJ. E. ingalls,, OF On
cinnnti; Hon. Lawrence I. Neal, iate
Hamocrotic candidate for governor;
Gen. F. B. Findiey, Judge v. Ailhe
and many local lights. ,,rt
Mr.. Neal responded to the toast, Inc
Prescription of Religious Liberty tne
Destruction OF the Republic" Inc lol-
lowing is an abstract OF ms
'sThe right to worship God accorolne
to tho dictates of ones own consclehGS
ia nm indefeasibIe one. He who would
ohridGe this right is not a good citizen,
and he who would attemptto destroy IL
is an enemy to freedom and 1ree
Government, A secret political or
Sanizatfon OF any kind is hos
tile to the spirit OF our
free institutions. But, when such an
organization, in n republic like ours,
obligates its members. by oath, to vlo-
late the constitutional provision when
guarantees religious freedom to every
citizen, it reverse the progress OF clvlli-
cation, a war upon civil as we'll as
religious liberty. Such an organization
or order cannot lcgitimately hold a
place among the political parties OF II
country. Our highest duty is to resist
with unfaltering courage. every attempt,
insiduous or open, to prescribe the Po-
ljtical and other rights OF any OF our
citizens because OF their religion as g
dangerous assault upon constitutional
liberty.
ri speak not only as a Democrat, bnt
as q Protestant, and gay that We snail
prove ourselves dastards in the Demo
cratic faith when We fail to discharge
such duty"
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MARTINS
Haps and AIishnps in tho Thriving City
ScroSu fIa Ii.,a.

A"tIS ehu A'Sithp 81 ~ SlIy
Across the River.
Mark Adams, q we'll known citizen OF
Portland Station, died on Sunday, aged
10. He was an engineer on the Cleve-
land Il Pittsburgh railroad for thirty
seven years, and resided at Portland
Station twelve years, during which
time he was engineer at the pumping
station. He ran the second train on the
lower end of the river division OF the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh road. lie was
born in Ireland, and leaves three sons
and two daughters. Two of the sons
live in the west, the third in Cleveland
and the daughters reside in Pittsburgh.
About twenty-five persons applied
for aid at the rooms of the central re-
lief committee yesterday, one from
bridgeport. Twenty-Five men were
given work yesterday at l23 aents per
hour, each man to have two days'
work. The committee needs potatoes,
meat, hominy, beans, coffee and other
provisions. Onelady who applied yester-
day received S25 from her sons Satur-
day.
Last night the board of directors OF
the Y. NJ. G.. a. elected the following
officers: T. W. Shreve, president: Ed.
Houghton, vice PRESIDENT; Thomas
PuGh, treasurer; 4. W. Kerr, secretary.
h management OF the Ntna-Stand-
ard mill wanted the puddIers to work
three turns on the new furnaces. They.
refused to do this and the furnaces arc
off in consequence.
Yesterday Carl Myers was fined IS
and costs for hitting u Hungarian wom-
an with q dishpan on Sunday otter
Miss Beatrice Erwin entertained about
forty OF her young friends ut her homo
on Walnut street last night.
BeSnont City lodge I. Q. o. T. in
stalled officers last night.
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4 MIXED WITNESS.

Accusation in the Cougllin Case Spoiled
by tho Cross Examination.
CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. Sin the Cough
lin trial to-day the promised sensation
was sprung when Engineer Bardeen
was put on the stand by the state and
positively identified Coughlin as one OF
the three men he saw on the night OF
May 4, 1850, (the date OF DR.. Cronin's
murder,) pass Edgewater station in a
wagon in which there was a box or
chest. On cross examination Judge Wing
succeeded in confusing the witness. 1t
was brought out that witness is a Chris
tian scientist and believes that all
things are Imagination.
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UNDER way.
/ contiausa from First Pqgs.l
can hroucht TO our present empty

been brought to our present empty
treasury.
Under he operation Of the Mckinley
hill. taxes in every ono of the important
schedules have been mercilessly and.
necdlesslv increased. In manufactures
OF wool. they had been raised from an
average of 70 TO an average OF 100 per
cent. In manufactures OF iron and
| steel. although the year OF 1887 mad
been a wear of immense production
and prosperity to those interests, the
tariff was raised from an average OF 36
to an average OF 50 per cent. On cot
%aonIgoods, although the tariff OF 1888
had been made by the manufacturers
themselves, duties were increased from
an average of 10 to All average OF oI.per
cent.
Such is tho bill that We have been
called on to revise i'll the interest of the
people who consumes of he people who
labor and OF the people comprising the
country IN general and of the prosperity
of the country itself.
The Democrats and galleries ap-
plauded vigorously when Mr. Wilson
took his seat.
Mr.. C~atchiIngs stated that as the object
for which the warrants Tor arrest oil abb
sentees had been issued had been ac-
complished, he moved that all those in
custody be discharged. Without OBJ
lection the motion wns carried.
The night session was devoted to set
speeches. 1Ir. Lane (Dem.), of Illinois,
supported the Wilson bill, as did Mr..
Bell Dem, of Texas. Mr. Morse (Rep.),
OF IN Massachusetts. and Mr.. Bowers (Rep.),
of California, opposed the bill.
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A GAME APIECE.
Two Spirited Bowling Contests ut Mozart
Park Last Night.
Last night the Wheeling Bowling

Last night the Wheeling Bowling
club and the South Side club played
two championship games at Mozart
Park. The two teams parted with
donors even-eacn winning q game.
This puts the Wheeling Bowling club
put OF first place in the league race, and
shoves the INTELLIGEScEK ahead OF the
South Side team for third place. There
is now not q single tic in the race. The
South Side team won the first game;
neither side made very good scores.
In the second game the w. B. G.
bowlers came to the front and made the
best team score OF the evening. Jack
Wright, of tho South Side aggregation,
wa unaccountably off in both games.
There was considerable kicking in both
contests.
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John ISnccl'S Case,
cciql Dispatch 10 the I~nteuiqencer.

Special Dispatch 10 Tie InleIiqencer.
SrEUDESv1LLE, O., Jan. S.-John
Engel, of Wheeling, who some weeks
past stabbed Albert WEIGH, his board
ing house keeper, was given a hearing
before the probate judge to-day 10 de-
termine whethec there was reason for
his being held. At the conclusion OF
the hearing only a reduction OF the
bond from $500 to $500 was secured. In
default OF bail he was remauded back to
iail.
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TIE Billiard MATCH.
schacnor Wins the First Game in the Sec

SchacfTcr Wins the First Game in the Sec
ton OF tho Tournament
CHICAGO, Jan. S.-Central music hall
was we'll filled tonight Mt the opening
OF the second section of three-cornered
fourteen inch balk line billiard 1ourna-
ment between Jacob Schaefter, Frank
c. Ives and George T. Slosson. The
first section was played in New York
three weeks ago.
To-night's contest was between
SchaeGer and Slosson, and resulted in a
victory for Schaeler with 600 to Slos-
sons 200. Average, Schaetfer 373,
Slosson 13 11-16; high runs, Schaetfer
ZIG, Slosson 81. Ives and Slosson play
tomorrow night.
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MANY CITY MATTERS
Considered by Council Committees
Last Night.
THE POLICE, FIRE And MARKETS
Departments in Session. and some
PrettyLarge Bills are Ordered PAID
An Engine to be Rcbuiit-Fhe Com
mittcc Decides That the work
House Docs rot Need Ru'es-ioo
Ouch Smoke in tho Markets.

Last evening the council committee
on fire department met, and
considerable time in hearing the read
ing of bills due. Some OF these were
lett ovet from last year on account o. q
lack OF funds then. Among these vas
tile balance of $1,000 on the new Island
apparatus, left over by contract with
tile makcrz. The bills in all tnat were
approved and recommended to council
for payment aggregated $2,G0I.SS. n
committees approximation Tor the hrse
three months OF the year is SlO,z+E-lZ'
ard with these bills and the salaries
and fixed expenses out there is a bai-
ance OF 81, 74l.64 for current expenses.
The subject OF fuel for the fire de-
:partment houses came up. The Natu-
raj Gas Company of West IrgiRia Oh
fered to furnish natural gas Tor u year
for $353.30, tho company TO pay Ior any
coal needed when the gas was OH. INC
contract 10 furnish this coal was gwen
10 Kasley & Co.
Engineer O'MaIIoy, OF the Niagara en-
CINE, reported that it needed new tubes
throughout, and said the expense would
be about $500. Tho work was ordered
done.
Two suspended men were ordered re-
stored on condition OF good behavior
hereafter.
The committee on markets approved
bills for 81, 273 10. The chairman was
asked to see the market master and try
to have the markets cleaner. 1t was
also directed that no coal be burned IN
either market house hereafter. All
fires must be OF coke or gas.
Tho police committee approved bills
for 500 81 on account of the police
force and S157 40 on account OF the city
prison. Bids for furnishing nut coal
were offered by five firms, ranging
from "a cents to {. KS a bushel- Joseph
Hasenauer had in two bids, one for 60
cents and the other for "a, the latter IN
connection with n coke bid. The "a
bid for nut coal only was accepted.
Four wheelbarrows were ordered Tor
the quarries at the work house.
superintendent Maloney wanted a
set OF rules and regulations adopted for
the city prison, but after some amusing
discussion and several motions, unsec-
onded. the committee decided he ought
to make his own rules and enforce
them.
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Cent Articles.

Ladies' Hose, Children's Hose. Rolling Pins.
lockwood Rules, Cuff Buttons, Tin Buckets. Com
'binRtion Glass Cutters. Boys Knives. Pokers.
Door Bolts. Nentsfoot OIL Shoe Backing. Wash
Pans, Richter Harmonicas. Towels. 25-c Needle
Packages. Spectacles, Dino Cologne. Hair Curl
ssSchool Slates. Lamp Burners, Shoe Dressing.
Ladies Pins. Table Knives.
Man: 10-cGnt articles in our scent list Come
and tlke them ont of nuC WAY.
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Nine.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Gloves, Shoe Brushes, Stew Pans. Pre-
Glass Dishes, Milk Straiucrs, Coffee Pots. Flour
Sifters, Suspenders. Extract Vanilla. Dolls. Dish
Pans, Hammers, l Pound Grain or Ground Pep
per-. Pound Cinnamon, 1Pound Ginger, l Pound
Baking Powder.
The above are all genuine bargains and lower
than ever befOrp.
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0ne Cent Articles.

6 Heavy Envelopes. 4 good Pen Holders. G Steel
Pens, / Observation-Disclosures 6 Sheets Note papsE'
6 Slate Pencils, ! Lead PENCILS. 4 Collar Bntt9 rs
. punches Hair Pins, l Handkerchief. 1hlmole'
! paper Plus. 1 paper Needles. l spool SIZE IwisSS
. dozen Hooks and Eyes. DarntuE NecoIes,
Nutmeg Crater, l dozen Brass Pants buLLoHsr
Hat Pin. l box CARPET TackS; l dozen Cto1HeS
Pins. I Tablet 1 set Knitting Needles
Lots of scent goods going at l cent
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Three-Cent Articles.

Ladies' Nandkerchiefs. Shaving Brushes. l
Safes. Machine Oil Cans. Potato Washers. dozen
Safety Pins. Perfumed Toilet Soap. 1 pair SctS-
sors. Pint tunnels, Jelly Plates Curry Combs. l
dozen Shoe LHces. School States, BaSting spoons.
5:cent Tablets, Cork Screws. Harmontcas, CAKE
Turner'S, Mouse Traps. Windsor Ties.
Come here for bargains, we will not disappotnt
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Cent Articles.

Colgate's Palm Soap. large Dressing Combs.
Harmonicas. Counter Books. Dress Goods. La
dies IIandkcrchiefs Mixed Bird Seed. White
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups. Wash Pans, Shears.
At this popular price VIC oGer many articles
worth double tho money.
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Ten-Cent Articles.

suspenders. Clothes lines. 2lcent Jewelry,
Anger Braces, Stationery Packages, Jail PadIocEs'
Royal Needle Packages. one-haIf pound Tea. La
dies 20-cent Hose, Dolls, 2Scent CUT Buttons.
Mirrors, Pocket Knives.
We are constantly receiving bargains and can.
not quote prices, as they are here TO-DAY and
gone tomorrow. 1t is our MIN to ALWAYS have
something new ut prices that will make You buy.
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To restore gray hair to its natural
color rs in youth, cause it to grow
abundant and strong, there is no bet
ter preparation than Halls Hair Re-
newer.
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Now Postmaster.

Special d ispaich TO the IutcliQencsr.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Solver Gorrell
has been appointed postmaster at Al
geria, Peasants county, vice Enos
Haupt, removed.
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Six-Cent Articles.

One set Table Spoons. Blank Books, Purses.
Shifting. Suspenders, Butcher Knives I0ceut
Laces, Sleeve Buttons. 10-cent Embroideries,
Scrubbing Brushes. Gents Half Hose.
Merchants invited. We have bargains for you
and 1t will pay you TO call.
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NIOUNDSVInuE.
n miscellaneous MelanEe of Minor 1I,t.
ters from 1~Iarshalrs S~Ietrono,is

a miscellaneous AIelanEo of IIinor 1I,t-
tiers from Atarshalrs Metropolis.
Thieves broke into Mrs. E. HulJes,
meat house on Sunday night and stole
two shoulders and two sides. This ia
the second time that her place has been
broken into this winter.
Word has been receivedf from DR.. + 7
Richardson, at London, saving thar We.
is getting along well. He has left there
main until September
The K. of F. OF this CITY will ciya :
public installation of officers IN tba
lodge room Thursday evening.
The Moundsville Electrical Con-
has declared its yearly dividend to the
The stockholders of the NorsboI u,
County Bank held their annual masiina
yesterday. NNng
Two new dwelling houses were be,nn
yesterday by w. P. Mcdonald cur
tractor. con
Mr.: Wes Smith, of the upper ward
Friday. married
Mrs. Hannah G. Roberts is vsrv
at the residence of v. a. Roberts, y"
a child old. B. Ray was buried vas
terday. o45eu yes
UNTIL january 10 We viii or
OF Fur Capes at almosr yo,llanrSe
GEO. u. SSOOK &cSs
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Eight.Cent Articles.

Monkey Wrcnches. Whisk Brooms. Wash Bowls,
Tin Buckets Long Handle Fire Shoveis. Rules.
Hosiery, Large Lamp Burners. Box Paper and
envelopes, Spring Balances, Scissors. Blank
Books. Patent Buttons.
Our customers know a good thing when they
see it Join the procession to our store
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Two-Cent Articles.

~ dozen Buttons, l Fine Comb. l bottle Ink,
per Boxes, ianCtrv Hair Pins, Carpenter Pencils.
Cuff Buttons. Pie Pans. Pocket Combs. Napkins.
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet Soap, Gimiets,
Tape Lines. Rubber Tipped Pencils. Hair
Crimpers
We deal only in Bargains and give big value
Tor Tho rDnpor a
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RINEHART & M,
Cry 4 BUILDING.
Telephone 2ts- Eia4l Room No. 8.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

Five room house On Virginia street, between
10rk ana Huron streets. very cheap.
Six room house on Fifteenth street, between
Eol ana Jacob streets. at 81 100. Easy terms.
S2,GJ0 and 5000.
McColloch. Mt SI:1O0.
Four room house on virginia street at 81 I'M
Six room house on Market street, near sixth
street. ut s., 600
81 SIX TX room new house on N. Huron street a.
seven rooms aud bath on Virginia street,
Three room house. No. 170I in ,1Tav ho1ov
seventeenth street; cheap at $50.
E.gnt rooms, all Go%nVentences. No. 500 Main
street, fine location, on easy terms
cheap. sHee''
Money to loan on city real estate security.
ROLF &c 7ANE.
No. 1877 MARKEr STREET.
Telephone $50. dos
49,
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oc6 City Bank Building. 1900 Siarset serees
NNOW IS rHE TIME TO SECURE a

NOW IS THE TIME TO SECUhEA
~ HOME! 100 FINE LOTS FOR SALE
These lots are situated near TiltonYille. Ohio,
Ave niles from the city OF Wheeling. ADJACENT TO
the beautiful residence Of SIR. Vim: H Robin
81 81 Tho = Z md rho W. & L. + railroads The
S 0r are beautifully located. being between
Zen and fifteen feet above the flood OF 1881. ana
nnSScsses natural advantages, second TO none IN
the Vicinity OF Wheeling. There has just been
complcIed oac of the finest lotteries IN the yni-
ScS ennIovinr 100 men, and with other build
mos ynder construction. proves this to be the
coming place. These lots will be SOLD on ten l1l
years time, with n small cash peyneEk Sn9 %lN
10 rec from interest and taxes until pat0 ior.
FOR further Information apply to TX. 1-4ioh-
Sill. Agent. Bridgeport. ohio. deI2
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Great Clearance Sale at Julius Jacobs.

READ the INTELLIGEHCER's Special Art
Portfolio offer on page three to-day.
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store Hat n!sth stoEFe st a a Boot and sbo.
oidlI!neEy store, a Notion foods store. q
store a Te sto ondi G Emaardware ana TTa n5nL.
in ne-an complete undsro Se-nin9s stores
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ssS ave 9 io0 tn the IHrSsst department.
ese55aqSeswtake your choice street EeTea
sSths In every
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COP SMITH &DICKINSON. QC.E.

Real Estate, Insurance. Fire. Boiler, Elevator.
Liability and Accident, Represent Best Com
panies in the World. 1a5
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SALE. TOILET.

g, 500 will buyhouse and lot Mt 1S5 Zane street
House has eight rooms Lot 6OHI-o apo worn
5000 without the house
1880 for eight-roomed house on Ling stteeS
$3.50 for Fifteenth street property. fens ZOE
$50.
s2.1oo for new six-roomed house with laundry,
on North Huron street.
$500 for a modern stH-roomeo houss' u
Si.05o Tor new fve-roomed house on Linz 81;
50 500 for fiye-roomed house withlnone square
of eitSer bridge, on Island. Splendid location
Lot SSxIG0. Worth s. 900 without house.
1850 for four-roomed house on Main street,
Best bargains Ever offered in this City.
Buy Building Lots Now. Never get them
TO LET-First-class store room. fine location
tor drug store
Office rooms Possession now.
Dwellings large and small for APRIL
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N0"is the BestTime to Purchase Cheap.
TO r s ALE.

~
IoLS at SE7j each. t"9 G
TWe3tieetGbt six rooms and hall. Chaplirc, near
conJT,iooo OF SIX rooms, Eighteenth street in good
house !; OF SIX rooms, brick, with fourroomei
third an5 Tr s ESu street, between Twenty
House ~ MHoenty-tourth streets, $500.
WheeIj1o sdfeSn1r rooms. Charles street. Centre
ing enG 81 so OF five rooms. Lind street, East Wheel
YbesI;DDaas business houses on Main street. CentEs
oaouse of focrrooms Twont-,t ..-as. 10:
House OF seven rooms. Fifteenth street. S5:1l
street DISK Eoomsy brick. lot 800 feet, Maia
Cehtre Wheeling. 5000
HoIsas END Fourteenth street 500.
ing. 81 SEQ. "oouS street EaSE VIZ"
T66 ese otiou7 rooms. Eighteenth street sloM
HoSSshoQSes, Moysten street cheap. S25ol
HoTso oL InEee rooms. Twelfth street. SO.
poo5H OF eight rooms, Sixteenth street IN
condition. Sy.7Oll
gber'S r2s5; 5lxl0O0 feet. Fflan, White & GaE
street. "a on SIX rooms and stable. Eightes1A
onaeSei9 ts in Park View, cheap
ing sra lot Mccolloch street, Centre Whee[
city. i've sa29roan property. two miles fEonsns
with ali mndaaaIIes walk from motor lice H9
Lots on SsiedEIni Improvements Cheap
milne iarm OF l43 acres On NsIional road, nine
Rns;aaSst OF the city, on EASY terms.
ate price property on Market street a. no1S
CITY. fro oil me best manufacturing s!tez in tS
on two railroads
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TO r 1T n
POSSESSION APRIL1. 1885,

POSSESSION APRIL1, 1891
No. % Fourteenth street, six rooms and bath
No. So South Front street, seven rooms and
bath.
No. 65 South Broadway, six rooms
No. 95 Main street, twelve rooms and BATH
POSSESSION AT ONCE
No. 1927 McColloch street, three rooms.
No. 2l39 Alaip street, six rooms
No. 1881 Chapline street, seven rooms
No. 6S Thirty-first street, brick
Office rooms in Hubbard Block
Office room, first floor, No. 1917 Chapline street
No. a South Yo=k street. three rooms
No. 50 Thirty-seventh street. second floor,
three rooms
No. 1872 Main street. second and tn ird floors
No. e. Seventeenth street, four rooms
No. 93OhiO street, first floor, three rooms. 0 90
No. 290i Eotf street, three rooms".-----..- 9 90
No. 3ll9 McCollocn street, three rooms--- 6 %
No $3.50 Chapline street, five-rcoms-.-..-. Is 90
No. 1902 Chapline street. five rooms...-.--. ii 90
No. 60 Twenty-eighth street, four rooms IL 90
No. iG22 Eot[ street fourrooms-----.-.- 90
No 45 Fourteenth street, 6 rooms modern. - 90
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