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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

At Martins Ferry tho river banks
woro linod with people all duy yester.
day, especially during tho afternoon
aud evening. The residents Of the bot.
toms wero much alarmed. When word
came that thero was only twenty.six
iect at Pittsburgh and II had boon sta.
tionary NIL day thoy felt relieved. The
only persons who moved out OF their
homes were those living in "Shanty-
town" and "Boattown" on the lowland
in tho First ward, and some Of these
stood shrivering In tho cold.
Tho only damage done by the water
was to Jane Taylor's boat-houso aud I.
had capsized. Tho residence OF Price
Pence stood on stills and others OF the
kind wero surrounded by water. The
water was up In tho yards Of several
houses in Clark's addition and closer to
tho Belmont brick and tile works than
any other mandatory in Martins
Ferry. Ono OF the several barees floating
down the river passed very close
to tho channel pier OF the Union
bridge, Several hou.e.boats, u pilot
house, number OF skiirs, many
large logs, telephone aud Telegraph
pole, and new lumber Of every descrip.
ton passed Martins Ferry and great
deal was landed there. The Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling track in tho upper
part OF Martins Ferry was covered and
tho Terminal removed all tho loaded
cara in its yards there. Thoro was not
sufficient water to stop the pumping
station OF the water works and al
together the city was more fortunate
than some others.
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DOWN RELLAIRE.

1t wilI Take Over Forty Feot to Do ,Iuah
DamaSe-Famliies Removed From the
lotions.
The bottom we,t OF Belmont street
and far beyond the Baltimore & Ohio
etockpen., at Bsllaire, was all mum
dated yesterday evening, and the occu.
pants OF several OF the small shau,ies
that border that bottom had hunted
shelter elsewhere. One family whose
hut had been surrounded by water was
moved out md domiciled at tho city
hall by the Woman's Aid Society, and
others were cared for By neighbors and
friends. The conflicting reports from
Pittsburgh yesterday increased the
anxiety OF those who were within eight
or ten feet OF harm. and tho steady riso
OF six to eight inches all day made them
prepare for at least forty feet OF water.
Forty feet will not damage Rodefer
Bros. or the Bellaire bottle works ma
terially, though it will reach the cellars
at both plants, but more than that will
seriously Inconvenience both factories,
but it will tako forty.tive feet to do
them much damage. Tho steel works
is not so fortunate. The water had
reached tho stockyard Mt that plan.
yesterday evening, and the works arc
shut down. The street cars we're shut
of yesterday about noon in consequence
OF the river covering the road at Whisky
run. At West Wheeling il reached the
paper mill in the evening and closed il
down, but only the lower portion OF tho
town was covered.
The gas works at Bellairc was serious.
" in,erfered with. the water being all
around it at dark lAst night, but the
electric plant will be kept running un.
less tho forty.foot mark is passed by
this morning. Nearly everybody pre-.
pared for about forty feet Of watcr. and
there will not be great amount OF loss
here unless it should 60 beyond that
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HAD TO TAKE WATER
How n South Sids Councilman Got We
Anxious Yesterday.

How a South Sido Councilman Got Worry
Anxious Yesterday.
A laughablc incident occurred in a
commission house on Main street yes.
to-day afternoon. Tho merchant and n
newspaper man wore exchanging Vows
rs TO tho amount OF water to DO OK
pected in the Ohio here this morning,
whom well known councilman, who
lives IN that portion Of the Sixth ward
that frequently catches tho high wator,
entered and, Of course, eagerly Joined
in tho discussion. Before this tho pair
had agreed that thirty-sevon foot would
hardly be- reached, but both knowing
tho gcntlomnn's wcakness. they raised
their estimates aud with tho most
serious OF faces agrood that anything
under forty feet would be surprising.
Il. soon developed That tho council
man had three worry iino Brussels car.
I. pots OIL tho frat floor o. his homo, aud
that an inch over thirty.suven feet
would como in and play havoc. II can
DO imagined. therefore, that Talk about
forty feet had depressing effect on tho
owner OF tho floor coverings. Finally
no made tho remark TINT no would givo
anybody $40 whn would insure tho car
pets againot damage by tho high water.
Ono OF the two conspirators said hO
thought tho chances ought to DO worth
larger premium, but finally said no
believed Ito would take half pf tho risk
for S. Tho other was inclined to be-
llcvc the watcr WAS suro to 20 above
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Nals WHIT.

DENVER, COL, Jan. S.-Gov. Waite
wen: out Of Office and Gov. Mcintyre
came in at noon to-day. The simple
ceremonies were witnessed by n largo
and distinguished audience. There was
no procession. The incoming and the
outgoing governors rode together in n
carriage from the capitol to tho Tabor
opera house where tho legislators had
assembled in joint session. Tho oath
was administered to Gov. Mcintyre by
Chief Justice lloyt. After cx.Gov.
Waite had spoken Il few words OF fare.
we'll to his associates, and OF greeting to
his successor, Gov. Mcintyre read his
inaugural address.
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SINKING or THE PHILLIPS.

The Boat Was Insured for fonr Thousand
Doilsrs-No Insurance on the Sistersvillc
Wharfboat
The exclusive publication in yester-
days lSrkLLIGEScER OF the full particu-
lars OF tho sinking and destruction OF
the Wheeling and Ma.amo,as packet,
L. E. Phillips, at Matamoras, Ohio, on
Sunday night, formed tho topic of con-
versation yesterday in connection with
the all-absorbing topic-tho river. The
bad luck OF Harry Mendel. Of this city,
who owned both the Phillips aud the
sunken Sistersyille wharfboat, was com.
mented on. and everybody expressed
sympathy for him.
Captain Kline. OF tho Phillips. was
in the city yesterday, having gone down
TO 9latamoras TO view the wreck. When
he got there very little was visible. blu.
he was OF the opinion that tho water
and ice would not completely destroy
the boat and that when the waters re.
cede the heavy works OF the boat will
be found in fairly good shape. Other
river men arc not OF the same opinion
they believe thot very little will be
found that is not almost entirely use.
less. Captain Kline states that Mr..
Mendel carried insurance OF $1,000 on
the Phillips, which will lessen his loss
considerably. On the Sistersvillo wharf.
boat, however, tho 5000 insurance car
ried was for loss By fire, only, so that
craft is complete los, to Mende. Men.
del, who is in Taylor, Texas, was tele.
graphed to after the double disaster,
and yesterday word was received from
him tina, he would not return toWheel-
ing just now. He instructed Captain
Kline to do all possible in tho emer-
pency.
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At 0 o'clock yesterday morning the
stage OF water in the Monongahela a.
Pittsburgh was % feet 0 inches and
stationary. The river was falling above
and it is thought tina. the highest stage
has been reached. Unless there is more
rain the rivers are expected to fall and
the river men will begin to take advan-
tage OF the boating water to get coal to
southern points.
Tho damage done BY the food at
Pittsburgh has not been nearly as severe
as was expected. All the iron mills
along the banks OF tho Allegheny aud
Monongahela are under water and are
closed down until the flood recedes.
None OF the railroads are blockaded
although tho tracks OF the Pittsburgh &
Western are undor water in Allegheny.
While the total damage will aggregate a
considerable amount, yet it will not ap.
proach the loss in tho floods OF 1854
and 1891.
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The reader OF this paper will DO
pleased to learn that there is ut least
one dreaded disease that science has
boon able to euro in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure i,
tho only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being n
constitutional disease. requires n con-
Btitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure is .akon internally, acting directly
OH tho blood and mucous surfaces Of
tho system, thereby destroying tho
foundation Of the disease, and giving
tho patient strength by building up tho
constitution and insisting nature in do.
ing its work. Tho p:opriotors have so
much faith in it's curative powers that
they otlcr Ono Hundred Dollars for any
case that il fails to cure. Send for lis, OF
testimonials.
Address, I. J. CHENEY & Co,
Toledo, o.
Esy"Sold by druggists, 75c.
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AlENGCAS BANDITS
Murder United States Postmaster and

Murder United States Postmaster and his
TucsoS, AEiz., Jan. S.-Last nights
stage from Mammoth brought full par
ticuara OF the terrible double murder at
small town near that place, the vic
Tins being +. NJ. Doll and his son, who
run store there.
The family were at supper on Friday
night when tho Mexican shot the hus-
band through tho heart The son ran
out the back door and was brought
down as he was crossing the road,
which passed the house. Whom the
murderers left the room to kill her
son, Mrs. Doll extincuished the lights
and concealed herself in the brush near
the building. The Mericans searched
an hour for her and were scared off by
an approaching wagon.
Mrs. Doll walked several miles to the
nearest neighbor and gave the alarm.
Tho throats OF the murdered men were
cut from ear TO ear and their bodies
hacked terribly. At least fifty COW BOYS
arc now on tho trail OF tho murderers
and will make short work OF the men ii
they catch them.
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nearly so largo. At 5 o'clock In tho
morning tho river was full Of moving
Ico and ut that time tho immense
amount OF floating wrcckago OF all de-
scriptions was first noticeable. A mum.
hcr OF house boats, somo OF thcm hall
submerged, passed down, also several
empty coal bargcs that wero cut down
to tho waters odgo. Ono house boat
went down that had q lighted lamp In
ono OF tho cabins. 1t could not DO
aseertained whether or not any people
woro aboard. A wrecked bridge
went. down at $3.50 mud narrowly Os.
capped hitting the wharfboat, having
first struck tho stool bridge pier out In
tho channel and thon qnartored In
toward tho whariboat. About 10 o'clock
q. IN, however, tho leo was not nearly
so thick and was not heavy enough or
largo enough to inilict damage to craft
tied up at tho banks. In iact no dam.
ago was reported yesterday. IS
Tho amount OF wator that tho rail.
roads can stand IL an interesting mat.
tor. Last evening 1t was stated Oh good
authority that tho Ohio River road will
be unable 10 run Ito trains bstween
Wheeling aud Moundsvlle to-day II
thirty.six foot 10 roachod. II Is under-
stood that tho Ohio River road will
secure. tho use Of tho Baltimore Il Ohio
tracks II its srains cannot BIO run over
its own line. 1t 10 not in the range OF
probability that there will be enough
water to impede traffic on eilhor tho
Pan-Handlo or Baltimore & Ohio roads.
Tho two bridges on tho limo Of tho
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling road out
Wheeling creek, over tho river. had not
been reconstructed yesterday, but pas.
songer traffic was resumed, passengers
being transferred at tho two breaks.
Freight traffic. 1t was stated ut the com.
pany's Offices last night, will be resumed
on Thursday at the latest
At midnight. tho Island shore pro.
sented an unusual appearance. In all
oil the houses in Wow from the city sido
bank lights wero burning and the anS.
ious Islanders wcre closely watching
the rising river. At that hour tho
water had entered number OF cellars
and Easements OF residences on Elm
street from the fair grounds to Florida
and on Front street below tho steel
bridge. The state fair grounds were nj.
mos; entirely covered with water. the
depth being greatest at tho southern
end OF tho Island where the stables are
located.
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forty foot, but at las. after an immense
amount OF bogus figuring TINT tended to
sot tho Sixth ward man half crazy. no
said no would tako tho risk and for So
insure tho carpets against damage by
tho water. The man who wanted in;
surance flashed two va aud seemed
particularly anxious that MI improv.
ised policy should DO drawn up. aud
was undoubtedly acting In good faith.
Ono Of the pair who had worked the
South Sidor, commenced to writo tho
policy, aud Ind got rs far rs "Wo hore.
BY agreo to insure" whoa lingering
smilo stole over tho ipollcy writers face,
was caught by tho man OF carpets, and
quick as u flash no spnttcrod out:
II squcal, boys. you've got 1t on mo"
But for tho failure OF immobility OF
countonnnce tho South Side innocent
would have been short n tonncr.
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ONE ROAD 10 ST. CLAIRsvILI.E.
Tho Washed Out Bridges on tho c. l. &
W Causrd Inconvenience

Tho Washed Out Bridges on tho c. l. &
W. Caused Inconvenience.
The cutting OF OF the Cleveland, To-
rain & Wheeling train to St. Clairsville
yesterday by reason OF the flood and its
damages. left only the Baltimore & Ohio
route by rail to reach the Belmont
county seat. and it being tho opening OF
the winter term Of court yesterday many
people from the river front had bust.
meas there. All had to come to Bellaire
TO get to the county seat, and those
from Bridegroom. and Martins Ferry
who returned this way in the evening
only had one chance to get home-.he
owl train on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
road, all other routes being cut Of.
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PoMERoY. O., Jan. S.-The government.
mont marks at o'clock this morning
show 90 feet Of water and tho river is
rising ak inches an hour. Business
men are moving stores out OF tho col.
lars. Since 1854 there has not been so
much alarm as now. 1t was raining
again this morning. High water has
destroyed $1,000 bridge pier for the
county on Leading creek and several
bridges on other streams arc damaged.
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wind and water. Following arc ,omo Of

wind and water. Following are some Of
the losses: John a. Rathbone. 5000;
Pope K Sons, $4,000; D. II. Miller, 81.
600; Burns Bros. & Huffman, 5000;
". b. Padeu, $4,000; ParSersburg Mill
Company. $4,000. Conservative eati.
mates place the Losses OF the timbermen
in tho Little kanawha Valley at S75,-
900. The Ohio River railroad shops
we're ordered moved to-day. Rivermen
look for thirty-six to forty feet oil water
here. Earhart, Cincinnati diver. will
20 down to SEQ what can be done 20 save
tho steamer Oneida.
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CISciSSArr, O.. Jan. S-After stand.
ing for twelve hours at 25 feet the river
at noon began rising. I. will continue
for day or two and may reach 40 fee.
hero by Thursday. News is received Of
the loss OF a 10. Of logs in the Little IA.
nawha river. also in Tygart river hun.
dred thousand railroad ties were wash.
ed away, making loss OF $4,000.
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UNION SrOCX rGEpa. CI.AHEM0ST,
MONDAY. lnnlnrY I. lSli.

MospAr, January !. 1895.
demand reported BY dealers The rrccipts NUN.
hcrcd over 1909 In oEccSs Of last week. Good 10
prime hogs soil at 81 T6n5 90 per 100 pounds
grows; ani few prime WESTERN hogs nj the latter
priGe: blit little any Ill ilcrcnrc MS compared
with last week. Nearby hogs 81 5ntI n nni
muEhS u Gla3 10 per 100 pounds gross: receipts
1854 head
SilLrr hHD l'IMGs-ThcrG IL very heavy offer.
ing OF both sheep and lambs with decline I'm
itic per pound ~
CiLvrs-'Ihctc Is only moderate dom md for
vcnls n, 6nb'tc ior coed to best, common to inir
;lGr yer pound heavy srcRscts So OOa5 OO nor
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel. 6n 1899 Market Street.
FOR SALE
SPECIAL BARGAINS IL PROPERTY

No 76 South Penn street, seven rnored ~,
house. laundry. hath room. hall. porchs,, byI
gRSeS. In the best location, with al, tie l.,a
improvements: cheap.
No. ll04 and 100 Market street, two y,,,
rooms. eight large rooms upstalrS. tl2.SU
No. e South Huron street, Jro1tned hotg a,
5SIls0 feet. 5000
No. GIL Market street, 6foomed hou.s a,
l6IlSJ feet sl.50o.
No 1915 Jacob street, 7.rooncd house. Ia S,,i
location 5000.
No. "a Fourteenth stree. ll,roonsl h,t.
house: cheap.
No. lis South Penn ItIoet. e.roozled ho.y
bath room, with all latest Improvements, n.,,
lot; cheap.
Also building lots. farms and residences 0! IL
sizes. Call aud see me.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.


rs virtue OF deed OF trust undo by John W.
Morris and Annie Z Morris. bis " ie, both OF the
city OF Wheeling. IN tho county OF Ohio, 10 the
State Of WcstyirgInlA. to me Is trustee dated
February 20, no.. and recorded In the oilce OF
the Clerk OF the County court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. In Deed Of Trust book No. 20.
page sJ7. will sell at public auction at the north
front door OF the Court House iEaid county, oil
THURSDAY. The 2irn DAY oF.JANUARY. 1898.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a ~, tho following
described real estate situated In said city, In tho
county and state Aforesaid that Is to say: Tho
north half Of lot numbered i've l5l 10 the tenth
square OF said city situated on the wort side oil
Chapline street. between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets There Is erected on this property fine
brick residence, In as good a neighborhood ay
any In tho city and all Of the surroundings Of
the best character
Terms Op SALE-0nc third OF the purchase
money. and rs much more as the purchaser shall
elect 10 pay. cash iu hand. onc-halt OF the re-
mining purchase money. with Interest from tho
day OF sale. In one year thereafter, and the resi-
duo thereof, with interest IN two ycars from tho
day OF sale. the purchaser giving his prom!ssory
notes for the deferred installmenn OF tho pnr-
chase money, secured by deed OF trust on the
property. GEO. B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
W H. IIlLLEK Auciionesr. dell
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Veno delivers his famous lecture to
Ladies' only, girls not admitted, to.
night Thursday ho will lecture again
to Men only, to accommodate tho hun.
dreds who could not got admission last
night. Admission to each lecture 10
CENTS
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PARKERsBUEG, W. Va, Jan S.-The
Palatine boom. up tho Kanawha river,
has let 60, and thousands OF feet OF ties,
logs and lumber are at tho mercy of tho
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

did 'IG SiSsr 'GSS' aud hail. ai'',rcc a,,,.
House. & rooms: large stable tsl .,..
nln,ulAr addition 10 Ia. WLer..Y. t1'i.t, Il.
part or all CHEAP wa ~
HOUSE. rooms lot 2iNlOl fcpt. II,I
DciNcucrc, very easy terms. So ''''' 'fea-
liOtAc. rooms, brlCs. Aaiu " s,l, ,,,.,.t,..
House so irooni. brick. Jagob ,'.ss,. Nd ~, "a
llpu,e. rooms and hall, pafg v,,,r..,.
LOO tcel easy terms sl,7JI. ~ IHc
iiouse, rooms. 9Th st. lot 4,EigItra.,. .,.,.
easy terms. s1iJl .'.lai.
llOue. rooms. South Huron stree, r,..,
With lnrgc lot, Sod. AA'i,
House J rooms and halI, Mitle.utso Il,
tween Ith nili 8lh stfrct'. EASY torn, ~ W.
House. ROOMS, corner lot. mi, ,,.rr,
Terms, 81, 10. "-'" 'ay
$1,000 ~ "A'i,
House; 3 rooms. Mccollocl ,,tco,, Eas w,...,
lng. 3l.iOl ''Ht-
street, $1,000. ""'sh
House. 3roomS. Charles street, en,vic,r,, g.,
House. o rooms. baltimore Glfrei, EsW NJ
Ink. easy icrlnA sl.OD '1ei'
House. I rOoni, 18th street EASY torn, -,
Splendid lot for dwelling house ~ -.
9th ward si.6l nov
W. tlfcNtt chem e. "a
House, 10 rooms brick, with afge "a, -
street. cheap. ~
House, rooms. Jacob street Oh val 49,.
terms. Sl,dDO. NJ
House, s rooms. Wood s,rDot 9Th warl vr,
House. rooms, nth street Sl.Ojl ''"'
House. rooms. Wood street. 9Th ward g.,
Pine flushed house, rooms and bSl1 H..
View. lot l00xi1j feet For sh1r. tin, sI',
$3.50. ''ih
Splendid house. 5 rooms and hall LInIr...,
Bclyedsfe, i,S0.
House. @ rooms, brick. Make; suec:. c.,,.,
Wheeling. cheap. N.20.
Lots on Lind street. Belvctlc,o, $50 ,aI g.;
zach.
Three lots In Park View. cheap.
Business property on Market stree: 4. r,.,,
ate price.
real ob.atc.
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FOR SALE,
JNOR SALE
FARM FOR SALE.

X iols S4hbb.
Tho sale OF that valuable farm, known rs the
George Sawtcll farm. has boen adjourned until
SATURDAY, tho 9th day OF January. 1876,
door OF the Court House. Of Ohio county, W. Va.
The lund may DO divided aud sold In Two sepn.
ruic tracts. or rs n whole rs the parties In Inter.
est may elect on the day OF sale. Should It be
sold In separate tracts Il will DO divided MS fol.
lows: All Of the land lying west of the Cherry
Hill r0nd. supposed to 10 about "a acres in ono
tract, and the balance OF tho farm lying cast Of
the said Cherry llill road. supposed 70 DO ISL
acres IN The other tract. TERMS Or SALH:-One.
third cash. or V much moro rs tho purchaser
may elect TO pay on day OF sale. and tho re.
mnindcr In two equal annual payments, with In.
trcst. Lien TO be retained on land TO secure tho
deferred payments. J. ]. SAwTELl.
J. l. llO0TON.
J. Z. llERvEr. Auctionccr. den
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CLUB ORDERS.

We will prepay freight on all orders OF $40 and
upwards lsugar ctccptedl To any railroad sta.
ton or landing 80 mllcs from amy OF our stores
Send for price list. Nailed froo TO any address,
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Hub Building

For RENr-One elegant office
room, also one large elegant hall,
first floor entrance. Until perma.
nently rented, will rent hall for en-
tertainments, etc. Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, etc, apply at
THE HUB CLOTHIERS,
Fourteenth and Market streets.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of tho
Wheeling and lIolmont bridge Company VIII DO
held al The Office o! the company on Monday.
January II. lsgb. between the hours oil anu 4
O'Clock p. M. for the election OF Managers TO
servo during the ensuing year.
JOS. LAWSON, Secretary.
WHEELING, ". Va. December 81. 1891. dell
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A ssIGNEE'S NOTICE.
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT.
Il Nine rooms In the Roemcr Block. nicely ar.
ranged for q hrstclaSS boarding house, with all
the modern convcuienccs. Rent moderate for
Sool tenant. Also store room No. 20l9 in Same
block. siEG ~ by SIS. with counters aud shelving
suitable for Wholesale or retail. with good cellar
and both guscs. Rent moderate for good ten.
ant. For particulars call on John Roemer. at
the Elm Grove motor Office, or to Charles o.
Rocmer's Insurance Office, No. c0.l Main street
In same block. lde16I JOHN ROEMER.