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Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-13
Johnson Knocked Out.

Cincinnati, O., Nov. 12.-Jimmy Ryan and G. w. Johnson of Cincinnati. middle weights met at the Olympic club tonight for a ten round go. Johnson was knocked out in the fourth round. Johnson fought cieverly, but was clearly outclassed.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-13
The Defendant Won.

Boston, Nov. 12-The jury in the case of Mrs. Helen M. Cougar vs. Hon. Elijah A. Morse, member of congress. for $2000 damages for alleged libelous statements concerning her, this afternoon returned a verdict for the defendant.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-13
English Press Opinions.

London, Nov. 12.-The Westminster Ga- Zette, commenting upon the charges made against the New York Yacht club by Lord Dunraven, says:
 Lord Dunraven's conduct is not only irritating and childish, but 1t gives the American public an excuse for alleging that it is the practice of British sports men when they lose to slang the umpire and accuse their opponents of cheating D
 The St. James Gazette repeats that the bringing of deliberate accusation of foul play weeks after the event is altogether unfair. besides being deplorabIy injudf- cious and unpatriotic
 The Pail Mall Gazette tries to defend Lord Dunraven's course, but says that although the cup committee of the New York Yacht club has not yet moved in the direction of an inquiry many are of the opinion that an inquiry must be held.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-13
The situation Is Critical.

Madrid, Nov. 12.-A dispatch from Ha- vana represents the financial situation there as being very critical
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-13
Sitnation in London.

London, Nov. 12.-Transactions on the stock exchange today were mostly con- fined to account business. Railroad stocks were bought on the strength of satlsfac- tory news from New York. Foreign se- curites opened inactive, but mines were firm.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-13

General freight and passen- ger office Ala bama Great Southern Railroad removed to No. ' North 2Oth street. Tele- phone 848. II-5-tf
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-13
. Slight Earthquake.

Florence, Nov. 12.-A slight earthqual1 was felt in this city this morning. N damage was done.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-13
Cold Weather Is Coming.

Telephone 4S7 for coal. Wards coal yard keeps as good as can be had in this market. When you need coal call on them. Can furnish on short notice at market price. 7-19-tf
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-13
Grooians Cry fer Liberty.

Athens, Nov. 12.-An immense meeting of students was held here last evening,
 whiclNwas attended by large number of Macedonians and Cretans. The professor
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-13

To whom we owe so much wisdom, says in one of his charming essays that No one can be a master in conversation who has not learned much from women; their it's success. The general opinion is that the most eharmingly dressed women are those using
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-13
Field Trials Postponed.

Charlotte, N. C., Nov. 12.-The field tri- als of the United States field club, which
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-13
Results at Latonia.

Lexington, Ky, Nov. 12.-The second day of the fall meeting proved much more suspicious in the matter of wealth CT, bright day and bracing air bringing out better attendance. Thorpe rode two winners. If, at F to 1, upset the talent in the first race. Three odds on favorites got the money. Summarizes
 First race, mile and seven furlongs, selling-If, 107 (ChenaulD, 12 to 1, won; Miss lilly second, Daisy Bolaner third. Time, 1:341s.
 Second race, six furlongs-Collen, 101 (Gardner), even. won; Tenor second, Michael third. Time, :20A.
 Third race, fifteen-sixteenths of mile -Urania, 10i (Thorpe), 1 to 10, won; James Monroe second, Lady Pepper third. Time, 141.
 Fourth race. five furlongs-Old Center, 113 CThorpe) to 5, won; Moylan second, Fair Lady third. Time, 1;07.
 Fifth race, one mile-Adyocate, 94 (Jones), 5 to 1, won; Landseer second, Strabertha third. Time, AS.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-13

were to have been begun at Newton yes terday, have been postponed until the 25fb
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-13
Standard Patterns.

They're designed after the latest Paris and New York fashions. and they are the most economical because they tell the exact amount of material to buy never too much or too little-and since we reduced the price they cost one-third less than any other first-class pattern. December Delineators and Patterns now ready.
 THI CHO. PASSH COMPANY,
 Sole Agents.
 N. B.-Three hundred and fifty Plaid Silks for Waists at 59c this week.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-13
A Few More

Evidences That the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-28
NEWS FROM GRAFTON.

Grafton V. Va. February 27.-The
body of Thomas Jones. who dropped
dead ON the street at keyser, was
brought here to-day and buried at
Buemont Cemetery.
The few nice days that we have had
is beginning to euliyeu business Of all
.>uds. Everything points TO a pros
porous year for Grafton.
The Merchants and Mechanics Say
ings Bank is having the name of the
bank very tasteluIly carved in the
stone extending across the front Of the
building.
Several of our young people We're at
the Beiincton ball last night given by
the IIotelLuZerne, They all report Il
go0d time
Judge Dent is slowly recovering from
the grip.
Col John T. NcGraw was attending
u. s. Court at Earkersburg Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
A. H Winchester is i'm Grafton to-
day Ea has been attending court at
Putersburg this week.
Miss amanda Grant of Philippi, has
had "a very severe spell of quinsy for
the past few days.
Justice IT. H. Demoss has been quite
sick for few days lie has been I'M
able TO hold court
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-28
SHB TELLS ALL.
Tie Whole Truth About the Matter
Comes Gu.
All th3 Details Exactly as They
Happened.
and q More Remarkable Thing
Never Was Known.

when woman once makes up her mind
10 tell the whole truth about matter, she
does SO with all her heart, and gives, with
out reservation or hesitation, all the facts
tus, as they occurred. 1t is so with Mrs
T.. j.. Hudson. who resides in Brunswick,
Me-. from whose lips fell as interesting
story of extraordinary facts, as newspa-
per writer ever gleened for the reading pub
me.
Last year / was in such a condition that
could LOT walk or use my hands at all.
NV husband was obliged TO lead me from
the bed 10 the table, and almost carry me,
/ was so bad of.
81 was taken with the grippe IN the form
of muscular rheumatism. lttoOk me IN the
right leg first, and the pain was awful IL
was about two years ago that l was taken,
and / suffered al the time up TO last 1ail,
when ! began the use Of Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
81 had tried many other KINDS OF medl-
cines, but steadily grew worse. Last fall
! commenced with Neryura. Ny bones
were growing out of shape. and ! could not
so much as wiring out a handkerchief, or
stir up mess Of bread, or use my hands al
all.
eel took twelve bottlesin all. After using
the first five bottles l began to gam. and
now 1 can call myself well.
ell am so grateful thar l have recon-
meuded IL TO many persons and shall con-
tiuue 10 40 SO. 10 seems almost miracle
90 my ueiChbors and myself, that from be
ing sOterrlOlv afflicted as ] was last fall, L
should be well woman to-day space Of
only six months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-28

uT0r q year and a half did not get over
one and one aalf hours sleep each night,
out after taking the Neryura | began 10
sleep. I BEGAN 20 gain, and after J had
Gained enc hours sleep more than had De-
fore. I was greatly rejOiced.
"Nv husband had paid ont hundreds OF
dollars for my cure, in each kind of medi-
cine could name but nothing helped me
until I took DIR. Greene's Nervura blood
ana nerve remedy
A wonderful story this, and vet every
statement is absolutely true. No person
ever suffered more than Mrs. Hudson, and
mo- more wonderful cure was ever effected
than this marvellous cure by Dr. Gceene's
\ervura blood and nerve remedy. IL this
medicine will cure such terrible aud eX-
tra0rdiuarv case, 10 viii surely cure any
thing and everything in the line OF rheuma-
tsm and neuralgia. How anyone can read
about this remarkable cure and not give
DR.. Greeaes Nervura blood and nerve
remedy an Immediate trial is beyond the
comprehension OF the writer. In the face
of such strong evidence of its curative pow
ers. sufferers who will not at least give IL
a trial. deserve 20 continue to suffer. Par
ticulariy should il be taken now, as such
diseases always yield more quickly and are
cured more readily in the spring.
another reason this grand medicine can
be taken with the utmost confidence, is the
fact that its uiscOverer is our most success
ful physician iu curing nervous and chronic
diseases. DIR. Greene, Of 80 We l4th St,
New i ork City, who can be cou.- led free
of charge by all who choose 10 write him
or call upon him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-28

dent and receiver Kimball to furnish
the shareholders with a statement
showing the exact financial condition
of The company. For the year 1894
the statement says the gross earnings
were S10.S4O,4 52, an increase as com
pared with the previous year OF S9OI-
S35. The operating expenses and
taxes were S7693,9O5, an increase Of
S494.445. leaving as net earnings 81
646.547. a decrease of S1S6,61O. Other
income Interest dividends) was $135,-
5S5. making the totol income for the
wear S2.7S2 1872, khile there was paid
interest on funded debt $2,S34,6 3l.6l;
interest on car trusts S122, 55O.07; inter
ST on floating debt $50, 6S3.54. Rentals
of leased leased lines sS0,649.46: loss in
operating leased lines $l471l5.2S;
sinking fund equipment mortgages
s145. 300.3S; total So, 400, 524.24.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-28
ENGINES DR8PED
VN IaS Oslo RIVER ROAD E RESPECT 70
TaE DEAD PRESIDENT
MS Dean Gr,a Shock % tss Tnp,oy&
FEEDERS er Cas- ana E5-.lss
Notes ana Personals

The principal topic Of conversation
III railroad circles i'm this city yester-
oay "as ihe death OF Col Geosse ~.
thompson President OF the Ohio
river railroad Who died ir Washing
Ton Tuesday. aa account of which APP
peared in yesterday mornings Regis
ter Col Thompson was weI-knowu
IN railroad circles in this city and his
sudden death was q great shock 20
MS many friends iu tha, business.
ne Tate President Of the Ohio River
road was very Kind and co1eiderate 10
the employees of the road. and many
expressions OF regret were heard
about the station yesterday out OF
respect for Col Thompson several OF
The engineers and dremen dr49ed their
engines With uCurnire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-28
A VALENTINE.

TO ROBERT e. INGERsOLL, BY II. II. VAN METER
We have heard your pretty prattle,
Bobby dear;
Heard how you can pirate and rattle,
. so queer.
But we must be long-eared cattle
If it's clear.
Facing as we do the future
RObert c.,
We would like TO know the Truth, sir,
And 10 be
Silly though it seem, forsooth, sir
Truly free,
Free from every sinful fetter
Binding man;
To no doubt or fear debtor,
If we can
Truer, nobler, drawer, better,
BY some plan.
Teach us YOU can the Truth, sir,
That will win;
Better far to be a Butcher
Over sin.
Than a Judas and butcher
For the tin.
What pirate he must be, sir,
Who would hide
Fen Pickering light at sea, sir,
That ght guide.
Rob, roOOer rOD0est thee, sir
lis thy pride
We will soon be called to settle
BY the books
And twill test the best of mettle,
Asst LOOKS.
Let US stop and think a little
Drop all Jokes.
We will soon be called to die, sir,
Aud alone
Go TO meet the Judge on high, sir,
On the throne.
May His mercy hear our cry sir,
When It's done.
Ere we hear the deep death rattle,
Sinking last
Nav he pardon all our prattle
In the past,
Help US win LIES greatest battle,
At the last.
Let as look across the river,
Just for once.
Which is greater, that Forever
Or this nonce!
Is the scoffer very clever
Or Ounce!
Robert, better to be paupers
At the gate,
Than to deal in wholesale whoppers
over fate;
We might play the game of floppers
Just too late
Chicago, February II, 1925.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-28
TRUSTEES SALE. BY VII

TRUSTEE > SAIL. ID i Do.
tue OF a deed Of ttust made b. Ben
r Miller and wife 10 ne. as Trustee
December I'D. IsyI. anu recorded .u t.r o.
the C.erk OF the County Court OF ono
West Virginia book 80 b. pIy8 sj.
WEN ESDAY. NAkCh -J:i $50, 90 I' n
T. M. sell 10 public auction, d. me morn
door Of thu Court House OF said cou1
following described property, tuat is
Lot number slK tnf ahd part OF iO'
i've 80 10 Jola aul Ctly Rtch.c'S al.
the cIJy ar Wheeling, also lOt uuu..
40 nd part OF ..t uulnfnf three '.I ..
Vista acdItl.u 10 SAID city laid on. tf
=. church, !. trustee: said property
as follow. Brduniug a. thu
ner of said .ot numbered ,.t Du
theme north along the east side '' ''.
llrtt-hIe feet thence eastwarH. au. ...
wish th- north line Or lot, nnm prov.
Jour 10 pHlo Alto street, thrr
along tue west side OF said ."f n.u
furts-tye !eet TO the Sout.-s come.
lor number four 90, thence 49,
of said lots numbered lour a.I -.t
Ririug being the same DfI0s..' rafrt..
Benjamin F. Miller by % "
dated December lst, 1871 all .
ofIica OF The Clerk OF the
county, West Virginia. ir
page a. ......
TERMS or SkLE-One-thir- .'
money ard So mach more
may elect. cash on the day Of ...
gue boo tW. equal IlS 1.ii .....
sp.ctiyc.y lu .Hs phI 'rc t.--
rf sale WI. Interest ..lI iHIi
,.rred ins'g lucnf- I'D Ht sl..1 .'
rust and iusLraur".
fe.ua bEO.J. NAriisON. l-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-28
BRAkElIAN INIURED.

Yesterday afternoon. while q freight
train was coming into the city on the
Pitts0Urg division of the B. d o. "a
brealman named Cunningham, from
Glenw0od. was struck bv The overhead
bridge a. the Central plant oil the
United States Glass Company, iu East
WheeIing. iDiurius him about Cine head
and face pretty severely. lie was
brought on iu to the city and sent TO-
his home on 80 S. Cunningham
seems 20 be uuuohy mt this bridge. as
this is the second time he has been
struck there.
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Arinr.eer Gone.
,,,q, 70 nc E'oi'.~

ip,erfal % NJ F'9'''f--
p,psrRSryE6. W. VA" February 20
william Logan, one OF the pioneer cit'-
7ens M this county. died here at one
o'cIock this morniog' aged 80 years
4is wife survives him az the aSe OF -.
Mr. Logan would often tell OF seeing the
rreat Iicbt in the SKY when the British
80 s.I ,beI- = capitol at Washington.
~ IrI ~ S1r,nr the war OF lSls. Hecame
~ ~, ci,v when yet small BOY aud
l ~ ~ re, % resident Of Parkersburg ever
ma 80 r, N the time OF his demise, Six
s sI,S9- ~ tbrse OF whom are living. sur
ca ,-.t .tr he was one o. Parkers6urg's
Wv WV bon honorsd aad highly respected cit
nus nus. .a5bfs death was a great shock
10 this community
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-28

The B. c O. br2hemon are complain
ing of the practice iadulsed in by a
crowd of boys ont around the hill ON
the PitsbWg division. of throwing
stones at the trains as they pass by. =
number OF makeUou have had narrow
escaues and several have been struck.
Ont alona seventeenth street the bows
make proc-ioc or jumping ON lle
trains ass they are passing, and li TINS rs
not stopped scHo OF them WiIl lose
some of thcir .inls and probably their
lives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-28

the farmer-lgWer member of the State
Senate. is a resident of Putnam county.
and represents The Sixth Senatorial
district Mr. Stewart is S5 Years old.
and is the son of Dr. James Stewart
one of the leading and most respect2-
ted citizens Oi Putnam county Sea-
2tor Stewart was educated 3t the West
Virginia University. having graduated
from the collegiate department o, that
institution iu the year 1S>2, and from
the law department I'M 1855. He owns
q valuable and ve.l-stockeJ farm near
Raymond CITY. I'm Putnam county, and
takes q great interest i'm an farming
pursuits. lie was elected 10 the State
Senate ON the Democratic ticket m
1890. and has served with honor and
ability through ,he last Two sessions.
AT the last session he was one of -
conspicuous leaders ON the miuOfl3y
side and took q leading part i'm an the
im0nrraut business of the body Pie is
q dilisent worker q careful and wise
legislator. aut is always careful of the
interest of his constituents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-28
PRINCESS COLLONNA.

Complications Have Arisen Which
May Preclude Any Possibility of a
Reconciliation.
Chicago, February 27.-A special to
the Iutey-Ocean from San Francisco
says private adyices from Paris say
that new complications have entered
into the quarrel between Prince and
Princess Collonna, which bid fair to
prevent any compromise. 1t will be
recalled that the Prince was given by
French courts custody of the children.
but the Princess, anticipating this de-
cisjon. Ged TO America with her chill
dren. bringing them to Southern Cali.
fornia and to Monterey. The French
Judge who save the decision i'm the
Princes favor was angeced at the Prin-
cess S action, and he imposed a fine of
800 francs q day for every DAYS DELAY
in the restitution of the children. The
execution of this decree has caused
complications and a lawsuit. A bail
iii received orders to seize the horses
and carriage of the Princess at her
Paris establishment Their value is
estimated ut 10000 francs. which
would only pay for q trihe over two
months detention of the children. The
Princess declares this seizure is illegal.
and her counsel have been instructed
90 bring suit To declare il invalid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-28
REV. H. p. GROBAN RESIGNS.

Special 10 the Register.
Steubenville, Ohio, February IL
The resignation to-day of Rev. II. p.
Groban. rector of st. Paul's Church,
came as a surprise to the members, but
will be accepted to settle differences in
the congregation. The pastorate ends
with this evenings services.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-28
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

Rooms Laundry. Bath. No. 723 Market
street; rent 5000 Tor one or two families.
large Office rooms. No. 1850 Main street; LIST
floor ONCE rooms on End floor OF same.
8 rooms. Elm street.
Broom house, No. Is South Broadway; rent
sl.5C0
Groom house rear 22il Eon street; rent $40.
Groom house, both gases at LeathsrTood,
large lot: rent >lS O1a month.
6-room house, bath, No 1856 5. Front street:
rent s., 90. for one or TWO families.
5-rooms on Zane street; rent $500.
Storeroom, No. lli9 Market street; rent eSOO 3
year.
3 rooms, No. 1890 Market ST.; rent 1000.
Office room No. 3D. 18th street; rent 500
Groom house SO. 1913 Byron street; rant $50.
S-room, baGh no. 6iJ Nam ST.; rent 500 a
year.
4 rooms 10 Seventeenth street; rent SlL0l
doom house NO. i13 n. Front S.; rent els.
5-room houSs on De aware ST.. rent 1890.
j--oum house ON Lincoln ave, -EtnNllle;
5room, and attic Nos s York: rent 5000
2roooIus IN rear so - Thirteenth street, rent
So OO
room house no. y Zane St rent sl7 %.
> room house No I'D 20. Broadway. rent sl2 DO.
room mouse 40 l44 10Th St.. rrnt $40 60.
rooms and auto cor. Zane and wabash SITS,
rent ~ 80.
room, and laundry No. rs So York St,
NJ Mo ne to Ioan-s2oo 1870, 500, 800 slooo
$500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-28

Be-A muo know.edse is a DANGER
nus thiag, don't you Soeg M. No.. 49,,
-o9r lie insured Detroit Free Press
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CONDITION OF THE y. 4 w.

Philadelphia. February 27.-The
Board OF Directors of tue Norfolk and
Western railroad, which recently went
into the hands OF receivers. had
meeting to-day and authorized Presi-
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FOR TIIIS REASON

both the cadet and the alternate ap-
pointed by Mr.. Anderson failed to
pass. and the Secretary of the Navy
holds no other appointment can be
made from the district until after the
4th Of March. This, it will be seen, has
made it impossible for Mr.. Anderson 10
fiji the vacancy, which goes over until
Mr.. Huling's term begins. Then, as
already said, it is understood young
Snyder will disappointed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-28
ABOUT A NAVAL CADETSHIP.
Judge Snyder's Son Preparing for an
Appointment on Which He Has a

Judge Snyders Son Preparing for an
Appointment on Which He Has
Cinch.
Special to The Register
Washington. d. c., February IL
An erroneous impression seems to
have gotten abroad in the Third
Congressioal District regarding the
cadetship at the Annapolis Ma
val Academy, to which that district IS
entitled. 1t has been stated in some
quarters that a son of eX-Congressman
Snyder is now at Annapolis by appoint
ment of Congressman Anderson. This
is q mistake. Young Snyder has not
been appointed a cadet at the Naval
Academy. but has been sent by his
father to an Annapolis school which
makes a speciality of preparing young
men for passing the examinations for
admission
TO THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
1t is understood that Congressman
elect Huling has promised eX-Con-
gresham Snyder that he viii appoint
the latter's son to the Naval Academy
when he can legally do so, after the
4th of March. MI Snyder now holds
The position of Criminal Judge in
Kanawha county, to which he was
elected by the Democratic party. 1t
will puzzle Democrats outside the
Third District TO understand why
Republican Congressman-elect should
promise to appoint the son of
A DEMOCRATIC POLITICIAN
q cadet at the Naval Academy. But
persons in the Third district who UNI
derstand the peculiar intricacies OF pol
tiles in that district will not be much
surprised at the circumstance.
Congressman Anderson, under the
law as construed by the Secretary OF
the Navy, has no power to appoint
cadet TO ill the vacancy at Annapolis,
now existing from the Third district.
Mir. Anderson early last year APP
pointed cadet and an alternate to the
Naval Academy from his district. Ow-
ing to the crowded condition of the
Academy, the naval authorities have OF
late made the entrance examinations
very difficult. so as to exclude as many
applicants as possible.
rHres ~ A
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REAL ESTATE FSd SAL

Markst street pEODsi ~, be'vof
aud sixteenth streets. on the cost
ket street. The -cound front, r
WITH depth Of "a feet to q l- o. =.
no ISS Four zenith street, Dot
No. I3i Sixteenth street -..
10. 1890 Chapiiue street, .r.
no 81 .outh Uroadwty, ...
NO.I23 Fourteenth stree,
No. IO5 Zane street. tHi""@' .H'
Two iine lots on South btot
FIne butdtnE tots 10 Pleased
The John W. Mcclure homs-."i'
ner OF soutn Front aad ONO s,r.'
reduced figure. ., I-.
A desirable residence p-'n-- NO '
diana -treot: Z rooms. modern.
No go y. WABASH strc"i
story frame dwelling o'
feet .r.-.
Sos 22fs and 22ts marie
double hri-i. dwelling "a PROF
No 1921 Eon stree
ing of6 rooms; halt lot >'
feet . .,. %
No. 529 = ain street 9-
OF "A rooms.
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.Telephons6i3

NE5EETT z DEE1NE,
1888 Marke. street.
To1euhona
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RINEHART r. RAJ w
City Bynk guiding Room
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

THOR sALE-THE RESIDENCE OF THE
4 late Lewis Jones No 80 " York St. All
modern convenience Enquire OF II. A.
JONES, Admir-, No. % y. y ork st. fe-4h