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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-27
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30
COAL NINE

UnItsd Mine workers. OflolRlS in Confer
onos TO Consider the Proposed Strike
West VIrglpla Ra u Factor,
PlrrsnvRoH, Pa, July 2N-A most Inn
portan. conference oil tho leading OH
elals Of the United Mine Workers began
at noon to-day, for tho purpoSejoi con-
sIderlng tho proposed HtFlkO for an adj
vance. There werO present National
Chairman Pcnna, National Vice Chair.
nan Miller, Secretary Treasurer Nc.
Brydo, State President Ratohiord, OF
Ohio, State President 0'ConnOr, OF
Illinois, and tho officers OF the local dis
trict. Tho miners arc prepared to settle
the question OF WageH amlcably, and say
II a strike is declared 1t will Affect the
four great mining states Of Pennsylva'
mia, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana,
Tho leaders hero hope for q settla'
munt, and believe a knowledge Of tho
conditions In Ohio, Illinois and Indiana
which they will make known I. the OPP
orators will have an effect upon their
decision. For this purpose the national
officers will remain hero until after
August ], In case the matter is not i'd
iusled before,
Tho officials ara not ready TO announce
results of tho conference, They expect
the operators will hold a meeting and
aud refuse the demand for an advance.
On tho other hand, Secretary Askins, OF
tho OPERATOR association, said to-day
that no did not believe the operators
would hold any meeting, but would
simply ignore the demand,
President RatChford, Of the Ohio
miners, said tonight that II now looked
very much as II strike would BIO de-
cIared in the Pittsburgh district after
the meeting noxt Thursday. He said
that il that action was taken, no would
at once call a convention OF tho Ohio
miners, or else order q strike by circular,
Operators hero say that II thore
should be a general strike in Pcnnsyl'
vania, Ohio, Indiana aud Illinois, West
Virginia would be- able to keep tho
country supplied, and there would DO
no hope OF tho miners winning unless
every man could bo brought out in tho
Pittsburgh district. In all former
atrIkos the miners have been unable to
bring out the men at tho mines OF tho
New York and Cleveland, and tho
Pittsburgh aud Chicago companies.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
s-sraur.rDlu the cl.r anl "h'0'Ias Fo't'

|
S~traursrSiu the CITY AID HhaslIas FOik'
Abroad.
Fred Foster, Of South Jacob street, is
seriously Ill.
Mrs. Charles Horstman left yesterday
for Mt. Lake Park.
Mr.. August Remke left for Lake Chau'
tauQua yesterday.
Misses Leouors and Julia Kreiter are
visiting friends at Pleasant Hills.
Joe Kramer, now OF tho Great Wost.
ern band at Pittsburgh, is in the city.
MessrI. u. Ahl, c. Hess. wife and
daughter have gone to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elliott returned
from a visit to steubonville yesterday.
Mius Mollie Beltz. OF Pittsburgh, who
has been visiting hero, left for home
yesterday.
Misses Blanche and Gertrude Bond, OF
the Island, arc visiting frteudt at
Roney'a Point.
Major J.. W. Mitchell, clerk Of tho cir.
cult court, has returned from Cam.
bridgeboro, Pa
Mr.. George Llngamann. late Of St.
Louis, Is here. and will make his future
home in Wheeling.
Ex.Police Lieutenant George GauS
was able 10 be about again yesterday
after a long aud severe sick spell.
Charles n. Fisher left last evening
for Cambridgeboro, Pa. His mother
and sisters will go there next Thurs.
day.
Mrs. Kate McAdnms and daughter,
Nellie, OF Atlantic City, are tho guests
OF her sister, Mrs. Henry Albright, in
East Wheeling.
Mrs. Halle Hubbell, Of Cincinnati. iS
the guest Of Wheeling friends on hor
way 10 visit her father, Mr.. Whitaker,
down at Woodlands.
Mr.. W. D. Mccoy and family have re.
turned to their home on North Front
street, Island, after an extended visit TO
CambridCeboro Springs, Pa.
At the annual reunion Of Luthorans
at Pen-Mnr last Thursday, Rev. Dr.. +.
W.. L. Peachau, formerly OF Wheeling,
now Of Greonsburg, Pa, wal one Of tho
speakers, A great crowd was present.
Tho wedding is announced for August
10 Of Mr.. George Yahn. the popular
prescription clerk at Q. schnOpfs drug
store, and Miss Mary Fleming, OF Pleas.
ant Valley. Tho ceremony will take
place In the Cathedral.
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FOukTIiEN YEARS

In Tho PSnitentinrI Dr. W. IL Perry, Of
ChAriSsiown, Must Serve.
Special Dlpa,eh 10 ne hI,ihdtldr
MARrISspURd, W. Va, July 90.-In
tho circuit court Of Jefferson county at
Charlostown to-day Judge i. Boyd Faulk.
nor oyurrnlud n motion to sol aside tho
verdict against DR.. W. Il. Perry, who
was convicted Of assault on Miss Rose
j. Johnston, OF lialltown, and sentenced
him to tho ponilCnLiaty for i]ourtoOn
yoara. Tho OtIonBU Ia capital punish.
m0nt In this state unless tho Jury 10.
commOndS penal aorvltndo Instead,
which was done in this cago. II IL un.
dcrStood that an nppeal will DO takOn.
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The MoundSville camp grounds, that
beautiful summer resort, was never more
beautiful than It 10 just now and,
while things were very quiet yesterday
compared with whatthsy have been for
the past three weeks during the contIn'
uancs OF the two meetings just closed,
but few arc leaving the grounds, all In
tending to remain until alter the camp
meeting, beginning August: 0 and-con'
tiuulng ten days. Everything is being
done to have all in most perfect order
for that occasion. II all reports are
true, the coming camp meeting will DO
n Of the largest ever held on the
grounds. Blahop MRllalieu has written
that he will DO present unless hlndered
by circumstances not now anticipated,
and ne alone will draw the crowd.
He il the bishop OF the masaes'
Wherever he goeS tho people dock to
hear him, In tho south the negroes
call him Bishop "Hallslujah," and they
look 10 him as though he were more
than mortal. While no may not have
tho ~oloquOnce OF some Of the other
bishops, he has q power to sway tho
masses that but few living preachers
have, and wherever he is beat known he
ia the most sought after.
Rev. Spencer, OF Philadelphia, who
10 to bo present, is said to DO a powerful
preacher.
The bishop is anxiousiOr all tho min.
isters OF tho district TO BIO present, and
they will no doubtgrant his request and
be hero. at least during the three days
the bishop remains.
The young iolkS are enjoying them
selves at lawn tennis, croquet, bicycling,
and romping over the grounds, while
the elderly onea spend their time at
dominoes, reading and snooElng under
the leafy branches Of the tall oak trees
that adorn the parks.
One OF the directors Of the camp meet
ing told me this morning that no pains
would DO spared from the beginning to
the end Of the meeting to see that all
who come shall have every comfort pos.
sible afforded them during their stay on
the grounds.
The hotel was never better managed,
and when the great crowds come meals
and luncheon will DO served so that
none will have to wait long, as has been
the case In years past,
Professors Deyore and BartlebauGh
are on the grounds. ready for their
photographic entertainments
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rnN mos MINMMs, srMIKE

Women GU Guard To rrSVout s~triksra
From RosuminG wOrlt.
IsHrEmSO. Mich, July 2O.-NOno Of
Of tho strikers camo to tho mines to-day
to ascertain the amount Of increase the
managers arc willing to concodO, A
number Of women wero on guard to 500
that they did NOT. Tho managers re-
fuse to make known tho detailed state
ment OF the increased compensation,
but 1t 10 believed that tho increase
ranged from 10 to % per cent, tho latter
to the surfacNnen, whose pay has been
admitted by thu companies TO DO made
uuate. Tho managers say that their
oler made on Saturday was thOir ulu-
matum. and have ordered the mon
maid oil.
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ST. LOUIS, No, July 9O.-This city
was visited by a terrific thunder storm
to-day that ragged for more than au
hour. Tho rain foil in sheets, flooding
the streets and sewers OF tho west ond
and doing considerable damage. A
strong wind broke many trees, aud two
brick houses in course Of erection were
completely demolished. A number OF
men were at work on them when the
wind and rain game up. They barely
escaped With their liyeI.
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nEnIET ron lmE srAnvING.
Tie Unfortunate Negro CoionIsls III Next.
CO Being Cared Fnr.

The Unfortunate ScGro CoionislS In Next
CO Being Cared Far,
WAsmSGroS, July 2O.-Ihanks to
the good offices Of L. NJ. Johnson, Gon.
oral manager Of tho Mexican Central
railroad, tho unfortunate negroes OF
the Tlahualilia colony who aro making
their way home in the United Stntos
from Mexico. have been saved from
proson: starvation. United States Con.
sui Sparks has telegrnphod the state do.
partment from Piedras Negra4, that Mr..
johnson Is feeding these negroes vt his
own expense, and that all Ia going well
now. The Eagle Pass officials have
%quarantined forLy.six Of tho negroes At
that point, where tho consul had landed
Thorn Friday night. Twenty-Five OF
them are sick in Mexico with smallpox,
eight %soriouIly. Tho local Mexican au.
thoritIes thorO have become alarmed
and declare they cannot takO caro- Of
them longer. Tho remainder Of tho
party who arc not dick, numbering ono
hundred and fifty, wGro expected to
reach Piodras N0grNs yesterday Tho
President has also taken stops to re.
lievo tho distress OF tho ~colonists. Ro.
gardinG tho case a' one Of great onOr
gency involving tho lives OF American
citizens ho has directed that tho wat dc.
pRrtmsnt iIsuO rations TO them, aud in.
structions were tclOgrAphed the mill.
tary headquarters sAt San Antonio,
Texas, to forward Immediately ono thou.
sand lvo hundred rations to United
statos Consul Sparks, at Piedrns NogrNs.
1t 10 believed thoy havo already reached
him aud are being distributed.
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Special Diaprith 10 me IhidIi1ti1r
]CrARLEsros, W. Va, July 2O.-LOwlS
Fry DonnClly, ono Of tho moot promi.
nOnt residents Of Charleston, died this
morning Of paralysis, npod scyonty.ono
years. lie was d Bntivo Ot this county
aud was QUO Of iis host known aud
most highly respected cltIzunn.
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PRICE LIST

Standard Package Coffee, per pOuud,".- 20
FrOln Butter Crackers, . pouudsior"r.." 20
Fresh Giuger Snaps, 8 pounds iorr,'.''" 20
Fresh Kulck,KpacES, I pounds ioF,".-"" 20
Fresh Drummer Lunch Cakes, per br-. 7
Fresh Lemon Cakes, per pound"."',"o. 2
Best Ketchup, per pint bottle r".".",','~' 10
Best Ketchup, small. O bottlOIr -"mr"r. rs
French Mustard, large tumblcr, 3%iOr""" 26
Best Standard Tomatoes, 4cnuio,",-m". 20
Fancy Sugar Corn, I cans ,,,,.,...,,...,,...,,r 20
best STEAK Salmon, fiat cans, 2 tOr.""-,- rs
Mason Fruit jars, quarts, per dozen "."~- 75
jolly Glasses, pintI, per doE, ,.r..,".-,.r, 80
Rubbsr ior pint, quart aud hGligallon
Iars, per dozen 8
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ATLANTIC rEA COMPANY.
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
T OW Prices
IL And Standard Goods !

This has always been our motto. No
other house In tho State can show such
q record. We have at all times been
the frat to reduce prices, and through
tho daily papers posted tho purchasers.
Our price list can always DO rolled upon
as tho lowest for the quality Of goods
We offer,
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FTFTTUT TTTTTTT ~ TTTTTTVTTTTT-
FAumoSr, w. VA July 2N-MtO.
MiIly Honll, widow Of tho lato NJ. D..
llonll, diOd hero last night, ngod ~
years, Sllu was known by tho ontiru
community ng "hunt Mt" aud thu
last Of tho clildfOn Of Lindsay BougOsa,
tho family being among tho oldCsL
a~eLLleta.
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injustice, but also DR.. Ford, as thOro Is
no truth whatever In the report Dr.,
Ford is not pledged 10 me for suFsIln'
tsndsnt nor any other position under
tho gas trustees. W. u sTEES'
Whesling, JulU 20.
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DIR. srArlInns nxptAINs
Ills Reasons for not signing tho Call for a
Public McstiuE.

Ills Reasons for mot signing the Call for a
PubiiC McstinE.
To NE Editor Of NE IniaiGcnor.
sm:-AB attention has boon called 10
my name not being signed to tho call
for a meeting Of tho Republican yotors
OF tho Eighth ward Mt Mozart hail on
next Wednesday night, | shall ask tho
courtesy Of being permitted 10 explain
my position. Attic ast meeting Of tho
Councilmon Of this ward, held at Mr..
Dayisson's house on tho evening Of July
20, | proposed to the opposition that in.
aSmuch AZ WO could not unto on Dr..
Ford or Mr.. Schul, WI drop their names
aud compromise on Il now man. My
proposition was not accepted. | believe
that Ia tho only satisfactory way Of
settling tho difficulty. / was nj TINT
time and ain yOt opposed TO a primary
election, because oi thO bad feeling that
IL being worked up among tho ihOndS
Of tho two mon. II cannot do otherwise
than open IN a incliOnal fight that will
not only work 10 tho Injury Of those who
arc actively engaged In II, but will In
tho end injurB tho party also. We, ~
councilman nj tho Eighth ward, wOrO
elected 10 do this work, and | know that
] can speak Tor thros OF tho members
aud say that WI do not wish to dodge
tho Issue. II Ia bPtLOF 10 kO6p tho ngllt
confined IN ak than to lot II spread 10
Elk hundred
| ain, very respectfully
w. H. srATiERs,
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CLEVELAND. o., July 2a.-Mr.. Flor
once Harknoss Severance, vile Of II. l..
Severance, treasurer Of the Standard Oil
Company, died this morning at 5
o'clock nj the suburban residence OF
the family at Willoughbv, o. Death
was tho result Of q complication OF dis
rasnR.
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AssIGNEE's s /

A SsIGNEE SALE OF THE WHEEL.
N ING hill VINEYARD PROPERTY.
We will otter for n short time, nj private sale.
The Wheeling rill Vineyard Property. consisting
Oi about thIFty.lwO acres and improvements
thereon, VIII sell said property rs n whole or
will sell the east OF west side OF the hill sepu.
micly. as will suit purchaser For price aud
terms call at the office Of George J. MathlsOn,
No. 1893 Market street. Wheeling, W. Va.
GEOkGE j. ATHlsOS and 7. s. RILEY,
JylQ ASslgneeS OF J. 7. Sullivan.
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COMMISSIONERS sALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In pursuance Of a decree Of tho Circuit Court
OF Ohio county, ". Va, entered on the 10Th day
OF May, 1895, in two ChauceTy suits heard
together. In ono NJ which OscAr Ouken was com
p~lSlnant and 4 T. pnrsons ct ala were defend
complnInauls and Sarah T. Parsons, admins
tmtttI OF the estate Of !. A. II. Parsons Of ais,
were defendants, wG Will, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST IL, 1876,
BEGINNING nj 10 O'Clock n. IN, sell al public Guc'
lion, 10 tic highest bidder. at the north ltunt
door OF the Court House OF ohio county, West
Virginia, the real estate belonging % the DO
PENDANT, S. T. Parsons, described In said decree
as follows. tO-wit: The north 0ne.hali Of lot
No hand the south Oue.halt OF Lot No. II 10 \.
q. KObInsOu's addition 10 tho city OF Wheeling
in Ohio county, West virginia
Said sale viii he upon tho following terms,vi[
Onc.thlrd OF tho purchase money n such
further portion thereof aS the pliTclAser may
elect TO pay, shall no plid IN cash; the re-
mAlndcr shall bc paid In two equal annual In
slalmentS. with Interest from the day Of sale.
which Interest OH tho second instalment shall
be payable annually, and the title viii DO re-
tanned until the purchase money Il fully paid.
Tho purchaser shall pay all takes assessed there
on for the year 1895.
C. T. MORRIS.
Special Commissioners
WHEELING. W. Va, July 10, 1875.
thereby certify that bond and security has
been given by the above named special com.
mlsSIGners a. REQUIRED by Inv aud tho decree OF
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
jyi6 Clerk Of the said Circuit Court
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SPECIAL DhpdteL 10 The iHdiigeloer.
WASHINGTON, July ga. X. Walker
has been appointed postmaster at Scott,
Wood county, vice NJ. q. MCldahl 70.
naval
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Bh,dina J,ay 20.


Tott Edior NJ NE inhtiq,nost
HiM--l Wish 10 correct n fimor that
IL In circulation that Dr. II. 7, Ford IL
pledged 10 mo Tor superintendent Of tho
RAI works. II does not only do mo gu
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PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received BY :hH Build.
ing Committee Of the pythlAu Castle AsSocla'
ton for building q thrcoStorT brick building for
said Association at corner Of Chaplinc aud
Tweniy-sevcnth streets. Bids Will bO received
for each pnrt separately, and must be delivered
to George W. WoisgcFbeF, chairman, Oh or be
fore 8 O'Clock n m, Saturday, August 10, 1881
All bids will lv opened By the committee, who
rcSOrvc the right TO reject any or all bids,
Plans and specifications eau be seen at the
builders Exchange and ut the OlllcG Of Charles
jySG COMMITTEE
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THE CAMP MEETING
WIN be tho Next Attraction at the
M~ouudsvtGIe Grounds
WHICH PROMISES TO Be THE BEST

Ever Held at this Famous Resort.
Tho Big Card Of tho Meeting Win
bO tho Visit of Bishop MaIlalIeu.
Chsre will DO Ample AcoOmmOda.
lions for All Those who AstcOd-rhO
Grounds arc 10 Excellent order.
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LOOK Tor gl37 Market atrcoL, aud you
will Rou tito place whore YOU eau buy u
Watch VI Diamond on easy %paynOnla.
MuNAMEE'a,
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water an I rI,ycm 'nt' of Boats
TLn ltlVCr Interests.

Tho River IntCresta.
Yesterdays DEpARtURrA
FavotitO Lyttou. Marietta. II n m.
Jennie George, Booth, Clarington, ", m
BOATS LEIviSG TODAY
Lexington. Cllrc, Maiamoras, 1880 a IN.
Jennie GoorBc, Booth, Clarington, IGJ p. m
The matks at tho wharf last evening
showed 3 feet aud stationary. Weather
clear and warm.
Tho jennie George has again taken
the place Of the Liberty in tho Claring.
ton trade on account OF the low watOr.
The Jennie had big trip yesterday and
did not arrive here until q p. IN.
THE RIVER MARKS
Warrun-Rivor oiqht.tonths OF ono
foot aud stationary. Weather warm and
oil Ciiy-Riyor l foot md station.
ary. Weather cloudy and pleasant,
Morgantown-RivHr 6 feet and Q
inches and stationary. Weather fair
aud pleasant.
Greonsboro-Rivor 7 foot s inches
and stationary. Weather FUR aud pleas.
ant
Pittsburgh-Rlycr 8 feet 8 inchCs and
stationary. Weather clear aud cooler,
StcnbOnville-RlvOr 2 feet 6 inches
aud stationary. Weather cloudy and
warm.
Parkorsburg-Rivo 2 feet 4 inches
and falling. Weather cloudy aud cooler.
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REAL STATE.
FOE SALE

Farm, Iij acres, fronting on National rolt 4
miles east Of the Cltv. Easy terms siJl 80
Farm, go acres, ! houses aud . OwAarli lr6p,.
Ing on river. Il miles south Of The r!lyi TsI
cheap. $500 '
Farm, 40 acres, ? miles east OF the cts.
Splendid farm, $50 acres, on RyulIb5go-
100 acres OF Eamc river bottom SIS Der ac,e
Farm at go acres OFT R0RHib0itru
.Farm, IS acres, Belmont county, miles Esd
Of city, 5000
Farm, 50 acres, Belmont county, s n.lei Va,
OF city, $500.
Farm, 20 acres. " miles cas-, oiclty, rhean
Farm. 0 acres, ~ miles east Of city, w!lat,y
eIghtrOOmed house.
Farm 90 acres, % acres creek b0,ill, sgls
east of city, Easy terms. $500
Farm, ,! acres, mile from Elm Grove,
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FOR SALE.

No, iisS. Penn street, . rooms aad BATH III
gases. Cheap.
No. T4lith street. il.roomed brick Cheap
No. COZ Market street, 6 rooms, 81 81
Nos ii0i aud iiOj Market street 5il'N
property, si2jJO.
Nos. n aud 20 37tb street, u rojm' slin
No. 2S Market street. Z rOOms aud bA,a ssh
No. DS York street , rooms Cheap
No. 5iN. Front -, 5 rO0inl Rni h'il CaA1
No. 1865 Chlpline Il, S rooms bl,i fo0l!!!
large stable si.ON. =,
Corner 18th Rnd Woods street, dEc,l!a;ni
store room Cheap.
lIOuscs Of all sizes aud In dlTcfHui lOlajl
Saloon for sale on 10Th street, chclp
Restaurant aud hotel for sale on NafEoi"aS
Restaurant and hotel for sale on Eta fsE
cheap.
Cigar store on Market street for sllr chei1
building lots iu all tho bs; locations !iA'
CITY.
Farms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN
HARRY j. FINK
Talcnhnnr Gy= fnF7l ll4l Market st-N'CW
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-MY BLACK FAMILY
Il marc, phaeton buggy and harness Can
DO seen At Luke's livery stable. GEO. FEENY.
iy1l
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CHILDREN, especially infants arc Soon
run down with cholera infantum or
"summor complaint" Don't wait TO
determine, butgivO Do Wits Collie and
Cholera euro promptly, you can rely on
Il. USO no othor. Logan & Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va, Is. +. Peabody, BOnwood,
BOwiO & CO.. bridgeport, o. 9
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NESBITT & DEVINE
Tel. sR 1893 Market Street.
FOR RENJT

No. 1913 baltimore street, 0 rooms ...-. ~
No. 1913 Baltimore street, 0 rooms ....... 100
No. 2Di Chaplin0 street, store room and
QWeIling -. .....,,. ....,.. ,...,..s .,,,....st .su... --, n y
No 2lbl Main street, 1 TOOns. ...,..,., ...a, NN
No. 2l5i Main street, : rooms .......-,..... 10
No. 2!fl Main street. 3 rooms ........,...-- ~
No. 2!aj Roif street, 5 rooms. ..........,. .. N
No. gu Main street, S.ToOmed house.. . 9N
No, $40 Main street, 3rOOmI .....--. ...,..-. IN
No. lliG Main street. . OOlns .,"..-. ,,...a.. ~
Nc 90 Eighteenth street ,.."--- ,,....s,. .,.-, VA
No Crescent Place .. ..........,..m...... "A
No. iOl Thirty-thlri street SinF'rppn , 50
Three rooms cast OF COrrugltlug Work.. ~
No. - TWo1iloin street. ....a.............. .....a. lN
No. SOIL ChapllnG street ..... ........ .-..,...-. -
No 331j Jacob street . rooms. .,-........- 81
No. liD Warren street ....... ....,....a.., w
No. 1915 Main street, S rooms, both ga,tL
hot water n bath. .."...... ........... .-.--- p \
Two stables
Store rooms Main street.
No, !Gn Alley u. IrOOmS ...,............-... 50
No. 1921 ChAnllne street, 2 oOm'. -.....,. "a
Saloon, Martins Ferry ...... ..,................. ia
Dwelling, Martins Ferry ..a......,....a. IA
Ground near Terminal depot VIII leNs
for long term Of years.
Money to loan on city real estate
FOR SALE
-Four lots, Elm Grove.
No 90 South Huron street
No. I Kentucky street.
Building site, Pleasant Valley, irolaIGhS
on National road.
Two desirable residences. wopi,dalc
No. GS Thirty'firt street. l2.rOOIcl iEeI..i
Desirable residence on sixteenth street
lot on Sonth Front street, s9JA
No. % North Front street
Real estate Of every description
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