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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-26
Died in the Arctic Ocean.

Charles Emerson Weeks of Oakland, who
died at Herschel Island, in the Arctic Ocean,
on March 20, left $4,000 ESTATE, and his will
has been offered for probate in this City. The
property is bequeathed to his Wife,
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EIGHT HUNDRED FEET PERPEN-
OCULAR WILL CUT THE
LEDGE.
GOOD ORE IN AN EAST VEIN
GREAT INTEREST BEING FELT II
THE DEVELOPMENTS AT THE
ALMA MINE.
Especial Correspondence of THE CALL

JACKSON, CAL, Oct. 22.-Great interest
is felt just now at Jackson in the develop
ments being made in the Alma mine.
This mine lies directly west of town, with
in a quarter of a mile of the main street.
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cAor-Me IhRF

his property last year for $4,000 note, secured
by land in Sonoma and Butte counties. the
trade being made with J. II. Cummings Now
he claims that he was defrauded, and has
begun suit to recover the property.
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Carr-BeeI "Pop."

The second Carr-Beel popular concert of the
present season takes place this afternoon in
Golden Gate Hall. An excellent programme
has been prepared.
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TIA JUANA VALLEY CRIME,
AN ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE
ALEXANDER HUGHEY, A
RANCHER.
FIRED UPON BY A MAN IN HIDING
WHILE WORKING NEAR
HIS BARN.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Oct. 25.-A cold
blooded attempt at assassination was
made last evening upon Alexander
Hughey, rancher living in Tia Juana
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8 INTA CRUZ,S VICTORY.

The City's Demurrer in the Waite Case
Sustained.
SANTA CRUZ, CAL, Oct. 25.-Hon. J.
G. Mcguire to-day wired Messrs. Lindsay
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-26

Sorry He Traded Ranches.
c. schnelle, Lake County rancher, traded
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was recalled for cross examination and
asked one question by Judge Hayne: Did
you say at any time to Frank Soaring,
The old lady was crazy; if you stand in
with the Merritt boys there's money in it
So
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AouNDsvILLE.
A miscellaneous Meinngs Of Minor Mat
tors Trum AIarahaII's Metropolis.

NtNh TWIN AiAEAAAAAA'H NAgNNuFhllAs
The Grave Creek Oh and Gas Com
pany, which purchased the old Hicks
oil well near town, Is preparing to clean
II out and pump II. II Is understood
that parties are in the city for the pur-
pose OF bidding on the contract 10 do
the work.
Miss Ella Conllle, who has been Ill for
some time ard was reported cOnva-
loscinE, has taken relapse and Is In u
critical condition.
The ponltcntlpry board OF directors
will meet tomorrow Bids win he re-
ceivrd for tile labor OF the Idle convlcts.
William Lindsey has removed his
family here from Marietta, o. He Is
now employed ut Jones' foundry.
Samuel McCunc and wife returned to
their home In Homestead. Pa, yester-
day after visit to friends here.
l.. i, Martin, president OF the Fosto-
ria Glass Company has returned from
an eastern business trip.
Miss Fannie O'Ncill returned last ev-
euIng from visit to her home ut Han
nibnl, Ohio.
Miss Lizzie Sanford. Of Wheeling, is
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Alice San
ford
ID. j. States made n trip to the Mon
roe county oil field yesterday,
j. c. Bardnll is confined to his room
by sickness.
James Doyle, Of Benwood, was here
yesterday.
j, c. Nesbltt, of Columbus, o., is in
the city.
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MARTlK,s FERRY.
IIaps and MIsilHps In the Thriving city
Across the River.

IIaps and NishRps ln the thriving CIty
Across the River.
The ffty-thlrd birthday OF Mr., Sam
uel Heaton was pleasantly remembered
last evening 10y a party OF his gentle
men friends, ut his residence on Walnut
street. They appeared In body and
gave him real surprise, and Mrs. Hca-
ton. who planned the affair, served n
splendid supper, consisting Of oysters
and the nccompanlments. All had II
first class time.
Mrs. II. T. ThcnkeT returned to Chi
cago yesterday, accompanied by Miss
Elizabeth williams, OF ut, Pleasant,
who will spend the winter with her.
Charles Hamburger, OF Cumberland,
Md, and John BlOcher, OF Mt Vernon,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Carpenter
Sunday.
David Friedman went to Cleveland
yesterday, to see his mother, who Is vla-
ltlng there. She resides ut Chicago.
Mr.. u. q. Saunders hns opened II
shoe store on South Broadway, and VIII
no doubt command good trade.
Miss Laura Reed, Of Barncsvlllc, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs NJ. II,
Cole. Will return this morning.
Benjamin UpdcgraT, OF Mt Pleas
ant, was here yesterday, on his wny to
wash.-Joif college.
The wife OF Rev. w. u. llnrtzoE and
two children arc on the sick list.
Word from Baltimore states that Ed
ward ArbauGh IL much better.
Mrs. Parker. Of Moundsyillc, ls WIS.,
Iting Mr., and Mrs. Lee White.
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leon, Mai, Mclaughlin, lOi; Freedman,
Roosevelt Montpenso, 1907,
Mile and one fourth, selling lilasco,
0ii Jack the Jew, Tako, Pulitzer, 9Ii
Bllly Mckenzie, %; Peytonla, 100; Mar
Gel, lOa; Imp, Wolsey, no; syyestor'
ll2
Three-fourths mIle-Cochlnn, Laura
g., Gemsbok Judith g., Imp, Sugar,
Victorious, Chugnut, Galcty Girl, Cor
amelia, Lund, Whisper, Winchester 1903.
rhree-fourths mile, handicap-L0-
gun, III; Levina C., lOl;LOngbrook. lOs,
Miss Young, l0l; Topic, 90; Capt
Brown, llG; Estelle r., %; Dr., Pnrke,
1902; Hibernia Queen, Constantine, ";
Chattanooga, iOG; Ateler "a; Gold
Dust, 07; Bowling Green, 1O1,
Mile, selling Blacksmith, Queen
Bird, Ethel W.. 9S Bessie Bisland, Adj
am johnson, Springyale, Jas, V. Car
ter Casa, l0l; q, u. Cox, lientlilee,
S1tlnGt, Invade, Oak Pores, "; Little
Matt, l07; San Bias, 40,
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BELLAIRE
All Sorts or local New. and Gossip from
the Gluss city,

The selection OF Col. j. l.. Rodgers az
private secretary 10 GoYernor-cleCt
Bushnell rs especially pleasing to u
number Of Belmont county gentlemen
who met him during the visit OF the Ma
tlOnnl Guard to this county. He was
one Of the most courteous men Cover
nor Mckinley had on his stnff, and was
q trusted one In emerg ancles,
John H. Campbell, who was 30 badly
burned Mt the steel works u short time
ago, Ia now able to SIT up Ills burns
have all healed mp nicely, except IN the
groin where II was deeper than on 9th
err parts Of his body, He Is yet unable
to walk.
The towboat Joseph Walton Is laid
up here with a big fleet OF burgcs walt
Ing for moro water The Walton Is one
of the largest towboats on the river
and "makes haste slowly whore there
is not lots Of water.
II, @, McGnughcy filed charge OF
assault and battery against Emil
Schmidt yesterday before the mayor,
and also another charge for permitting
gambling,
II, Il, Alexander Of Cincinnati. and
Henry Meyer, Of Chicago, passed
through the city on their way home
after visiting relatives In this county,
Miss Maude Potts, formerly teacher
here, but now Of Cadil, was elected Sec
rotary Of the Eastern Ohio Teachers
Association at the Cambridge meeting
John Craig Able, we'll known In this
city, died at his home west OF town yes
terday OF heart disease, He was seventy
years OF age
Misses Cora and Maggie Sewell, Of
New Athens, have been guests OF Rev.
o. w, Holmes and wife for several
days.
a hundred papers are out for sigma
lures to the good government" club
and about everybody signs It,
A missionary tea and social viii DO
given In the Christian church Thursday
evening,
Miss Becca Richardson. Of McKees-
port. Pa, is here on visit with her
parents.
Mrs. Il. II. Rider left yesterday for a
visit with her sister ut CannOnsburg,
Pa.
Mrs Thomas Fay and son left yes
terday for Ravennn for Il visit.
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Yesterday afternoon In Martins Fer
>, CONSERVATIVES OF the Wheeling III
. ' and Martins Ferry YiglluRts, tho
s,,t bail teams that fought n tie game
an the state Fair grounds last satur-
5,v met and made partial arrange
vents for a game on Saturday, Decem-
her H. or the week following, Both
teams are anxious for another test OF
s,r.pgth, and the purse VIII be 500 or
ana The Tigers suggested Cambridge,
ohio as a suitable place for the game,
enclosed grounds being available there
and the VIgIlpnts seemed to favor
washington, Pa. The ViEIlRnts OBJ
.,,t,d TO Cambridge because there is no
ri hall sentiment there, while WASH
,setnn being q college town, Is full OF
"So,ball enthusiasts, However, the
Viyiinnt proposition to play IN wash
,,ston isn't the correct capcr " neu-
mi gridlron is really wanted, as three
md possibly more OF the NiGilnnts VIII
he Washington boys
The lntelligencer's suggestion that
me Came be played at the state Fair
Srunds, where detail OF CHER Hon
Sstt's men could keep good order
should really be adopted by the teams
There Is no necessity calling for the
rlayinG OF the game elsewhere Ih9
vIgilants need not pose az being ntrnld
of The crowd. for half Of last saturdays
crowd were Vlgilant HyinpHthlgerS ana
were lust as eager TO trip up Tiger HA
The other fellows. All that Is neeuod y
sdeluatr police force to keep the Held
cleared Of spectators,
ms, NOW great deal Is heard over
In Martins Forty Of the great team OF
font ball players that wear the Vigil
iapt uniform. Also. there Is Growing
%al5re al the manner in which Vigllant
Crushed through the Tiger line in last
SoturIny's game. Possibly The people
Al, the oyer-the-river village VIII be
surprised to learn that they have moth
iry over which 70 disturb the crisp De-
r,mbar mir these days. To begin with,
the Vlglants without Brownlee. Flscus
and Frye In last Saturdays game
would have been like an arch without
seystone-they would have fallen TO
Inc grourd. In the second place the
Tiger line was eHsy to go through
,,mnly because the players were sore
frcm being in THANKSGIVING Days
zane with W. U. p. Bring the two
teams together when both are In tip
Ion shape and the Tigers should win on
form; bring them together with the
three Wash-Jeft collegiaus taken out,
ard the Tigers would simply slaughter
The wearers OF the blue.
Next Saturday afternoon at the tx
n5sitIon grounds In Pittsburgh the
Whcelias Tigers Will engage in the
hardest battle Of the season. The Du-
0uesne Country and Athletic Club team
dIsbandcd after the Thanksgiving Day
game with +. A. C. when they won the
Championship Of Pittsburgh, and Man
arer Barrows' EN- rts to get on game
with the yictors seemed unuvnillnE,
However. Freddy" Mason, the teams
trainer. has reOrRanized the eleven Just
yor game with the Wheeling Tigers at
Pittsburgh on next Saturday. BarrOwsl
ielegraphed Captain Edwards that the
game had been arranged for, last night
and the Tiger chIeftain will no doubt
accent. his men all being in pretty fair
shape. 4 special excursion will carry
bir crowd ot Wheeling and Actnariiie
r1oters TO the Smoky City II the game Is
ilaycd
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KNOWLEDGE

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RIGHTLY used. The mary, who 1.-Two bot
tcr than others and enjoy life more, with
les expenditure, by more promptly
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!o needs Of physical being, will attest
tI,o ynlue 10 henIll, Of tho pnrO liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of rigs
liz excellence il due 10 IL presenting
In ile form most acceptable and pleiiis'
Inuln the taslo, The rcircsling mud truly
"GcGcIal propcrlic, Of perfect lax
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,li.pellinp cold,, headaches nnd levers
and permanently curing constipation;
IL Ina riyrn EalisractiOn 10 millions nhlii
mol with tho approval Of tho medical
pforwlon. bcrnilic II meta on the hil'
noys, Liver aud Bowels without W!chE'
ching thom aud Il IL perfectly Tree from
ryrry Objectionable substance =, 60.
synln'or I'ips ia for mlc by nlI drug
did In 900 and ~ bottles but j. "a man
rnrtiryd by tho California J, vs. Syiul
n only, whose name Imprinted on every
nrlngc, also tic name syrup Of PlpI
md being we'll Informed, YOU viii nor
lccopl any suba.iLutv II olIcrcd'
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WHERE dld get this dreadful
cough? No matter; tho great question
ls. how Rhnl get rid Of It.? Use THE
pINEOLA BALSAM. n soothing COM
blnptlon Of the remedies nature has put
In the Pine ana other bnlgnmlc trees.
II cures the inflammation anh tickling In
the throat and II taken In time win pre-
vent the spread Of the disease to the
lungs. Ely's lincon linlBRm Ia strong
ly recommended In CnsCR Of asthma,
twenty. five cents IL the price. Tell the
nelghbOrH about H.
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To newspaper readers Of the present
day n good atlas 70 Indispensable. Why
let such mn opportunity as now presents
itself pass without Obtaining the latest
and best atlas OF the world with mnrgi-
nal references? offered by the lntclli-
gencer at the ridculously low price OF
10 cents per section. Complete In ten
bound sections, OF 100 pagcs. Atlas De-
partmcnt OF the IntellIgencer.
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ONE Minute Cough Cure IN rightly
named, II nrprda Instant relief tom
auffrrlnE when afflicted with severe
cuuglNur cold. II nets on the throat,
bronchial inboH and lunEa Hud meyer
fails 10 give Immediate relief l1run
lirldguppTi, u.
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THERE are two reasonable things
which everybody should do: Take good
care Of ones health, and, IL lost. regain
It quickly. and TO this everybody WI ]
agree. And there are Il great multi
tude OF people who nrC agreed that for
both purposes Simmons Liver Rcgula-
tor Is the best helper. 81 am troubled
with torpid liver aud nothing gives re-
lief 40 quick like Simmons Liver ReEu-
lator."-R. II. Strange, Lake City, Fla.
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World OF SPORT,
Another Meeting OF the VIsllants
and Tigers is Probable.
CONFERENCE HELD YESTERDAY

which Partial Arrangements for a
.,eon,l Game Were aIAdO-Nya'hiNg'on
and cambridge suggested as the Hattie
Gronsd-I.a,t Nights Bowling Games
waterway, Races aud TO-dHy's Entries
Other News OF sport
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HUNTING FOR IEN2ls BODY.
SaChtlcben Gets Ml.sI VI In an Armenian
Massacre and WIN Return Home,

SaChtlcbcn Gets MiNtd Up In Rn Armenian
Massacre and WIN Return Home,
". l., Sachtlebeu, who was sent to
Asia Minor to search for Frank Lonz,
the Pittsburgh wheelman who was
murdered by Kurds there, has written
letter to his father In AltonNIll. The
letter was written four days after the
massacre at ErzGroum.
Sachtlebcn was In Asia Minor Oclo-
Der 81, when the attack on the Armen-
Ian quarters was made and says the
soldiers Of Abdul Hamld and crowd
OF murderous Kurds killed 800 Armen-
lans In two hours, Together with thu
English consul and an Armenian mis-
Rionary, he was witness to the massa-
ere from the roof OF the consul's home,
but the bullets finally ilew SO thick that
they were compelled 70 take refuge In
the cellar, The next day he counted
400 dead Armenian men, women and
children while not Turk was injured.
Sachtlehen wrote that ne intended
leaving ErZeTuum for home this month.
lie learned that the frien1s Of the man
who had been arrested for the murder
OF Lenz have taken steps TO have him
removed and he will return TO Amer
lea until the danger Is over, The muir
derers refuse to tell where they hid the
body Of LEM, and 1t has not been re-
covered.
Sachtlcben ia the young western coll
lege student who with another, w n.
Allen, made u tour OF the world two
years ago on bicycles and told their
story In the Century Magazine, In
crossing the American continent from
San Francisco to New York, they pass
ed over the National pike and We're In
Wheeling two days. whore they We're
met 10y d number OF wheelmen. Sacht-
leben was selected by the outing Mag
azine to conduct the search for Lcnzs
body on account OF his special fitness
for the work. he and Allen having
wheeled through that part OF Asia MI
nor where LEM was killed by the
LsnrHa
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[ "slxtccn to one" This applies Ia
the number Of pages In each section Of
tho New General Ailna NJ the World,
with marginal index oncrod by the In
tclllgcncor In ton sections, at 10 cents
Der section
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ONE Minute Cough Cure is n popular
remedy for Group. Safe for children
and adults. Logan Drug Co, Wheel
Ing. W. Va.,B, H. Peabody, Bcnwood.
and Bowie & Co. bridgeport, o.
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WITH THE BOWLERs.
The Nightly Record orstrIkes aud Spares
an tI,s iIar.

Last evening the Daisies continued
their victorious career By defeating
the Musce aggregation three times with
ease, making l.Oi2 IN the third game.
Uselton, OF the Richards tenn, played
with Daisies and rolled three fine
scores. the best OF the evening. Score in
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NOTICE OF GENERAL MEETING
IN OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF
"EASI LIVERPOOL BRIDGE COMPANY"

Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
stockholders OF the Fast Liverpool Bridge Com:
many. holding together more than onc.tenth OF
Inc capital stock Of said company, that gencrll
mcct.ng OF the stnckhUllcrS OF said com
pGny has been called by the undersigned
aud that The Same will be held ut the
residence al l. D. Marshall In the village
OF Chester, In the county Of Hancock and state
OF West Virginia. on Monday, tho 9th day VI Dc
rcInber. A. D. 1895, commencing NJ " O'Clock
a. m.
Given under our hands, this 18th day Of No
vcrnbof. A, b. 1896 j. z. McDOSALD.
nOlgTu w Y 5MlIIL
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gAa KINp on WEE You Naep- Go y. ggng4 = b.
Q, i. S, q co.

N ghed the visitors Holiday Good, Department at
the incest Line" "lhe Greatest Assortment hThe Most
l. Novel Goods" "Ihe Daintiest in Town. and similar remarks
all sides We confident please all young and old of all
tastes
Our Smokers Den equipments beat anything ever seen
in this line in the city
Cut Glass Salts, Peppers and odd pieces every class
Pitchers Decaners, Bottles, etc Regular money
Silver and Plated Wares in Toilet Sets, Shell Combs
Tooth Brushes Ring Trees, Nut Sets Jewel Boxes, Trays
etc, All warranted Equal to the best and for LESS money
THOUSANDS OF Articles not possible to mention here
ready Tor sale on second and third floors
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Don't fail 10 have u pair IT th0So ole.
giant 80 90 Trousers nude to order ut
&. IIES4 Il Sons,
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BUSINESS caANcE.

INCREASE YOUR INCOME?-YOU
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ard Gotten on Investments ol slOor more; our
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THE KIND Of
MREP YOU NEED~-~=~

Wehave in stock Why don't youget2 The style the
latest the fit will be perfect quality and price right Try
JACKETS AND FUR CAPES We don't compel you to Pur.
chase you resist prices alter seeing the goods
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NO excuse for slccplcss nights when
YOU can procure one Minute Cough
cure. This will relieve all annoyhnccs.
cure the most severe cough and give
YOU rest and health. Can YOU afford to
do without Il? Logan Drug Co..
wheeling, W. Va. y. II. Peabody, Ben
Z
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ELECTRIC LIGHT WAR
AZ Martin. Ferry Did Not Show amy No'
Developments,

AZ Martins Ferry Did Not show amy New
Developments,
There were no new Developments In
the electric light war yesterday, no
lives were lost, no one was hurt and no
arrests were made. The Bridgeport
people did not try to restore their poles
and wires yesterday, as they said they
would do, and light was not turned on
last night as promised. II was report
cd yesterday afternoon that the Bridge
port company had cut down the pole
put UP by the Martins Ferry men At
the corner OF Fourth and Jefferson
streets. but there was no truth In this,
The rumor stirred up considerable feel
ing among the citizens.
The Bridgeport people say thut they
will not make any e1ort to replace the
poles and wires At present and VIII walt
for the courts 10 settle the matter. The
city OF Martins Ferry, they NVDw, VIII
have to pay dearly for Its hnstc
A representative OF the company yes
terday asked Mr.. C. +. Adams, the SUI
perlntendent OF the men doing the work
and member OF the firm Of Adams,
Green & Company, the sub-contrac-
tors, to allow the company to string
wires on some OF the new poles and he
referred him to the Martins Ferry
council The council. by the way. In
making one proposition recently, Offer
ed to allow the Bridgeport company to
do this in consideration for Il part OF
the old poles,
Martins Ferry people generally en-
dorse the action OF the home people and
say the work can now 50 on unirter-
rupted, while with the old poles In the
rond 1t was almost impossible to com
pletc the plant, Many people hold
that n lawsuit was sure TO come and II
might as well come at one time as an
other.
There Ia difference OF opinion ~ to
the probable outcome Of the atair
The case Will come up before Judge
briggs on Thursday.
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FOB SALE.
SMITH & DICKINSON.
REAL EsTATE--lSsuRASIE
NOS I..D MAisKEr STREET..
FOB Said.

House, II rooms. brick. 18th st., $3.50.
Hotel, y rooms Martins Ferry, u; cheap, on
easy terms
House rpOmN and S.rOomCd house In rear,
Market St, between 7th and sih 81, SiSn
Now house 4 rooms large lot. aSili st COZ
House, rooms, 2ithst. sl.lv1.
House, 3 rooms, 18th ST., si,jlJ,
House. 10 rooms Chlplnu 81, IentrO Wheel.
lug, with large lot. cheap on easy terms
iinusC, rooms aud hall, with . acres Pleas
ant Valley. $500.
House rooms Centre Wheeling. 500
House. rooms aud hall bath aud both gases,
Jacob st.. between 18th aud l6.li, si.S0o.
IioOse. rooms and hall. lot jJElOJ H., near
street cat barn, cheap, Sl7Jl
Corner lot. Lind st. 70 foot front. cheap $50
Lots Ia McMcchCn, North BenwoOd Glendale.
Island Ei.lnc,ou Park View. Pleasant Valley
and many other lots In and near city. Call aud
gci prices,
House, jroom', brick, corner lot, I'D St,
s15O0.
st., 9TH ward, 5000.
House. lirrons aud store room, Main St, near
2ist, lot iiXl2p t.
House, rooms, nth st.,slGll
Lots OH Lind A., llelvencrc $50 aud s!15 each.
business property on Market ST. at moderate
500. 500. $50 500 1900 and ado, to loan on
real estate.
NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel 6R 1893 Market street.
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FOR SALE

FOk sAhts
Residence, Pleasant Valley
LOT on south llurbn SItcct for lclS than cost
No. GJ North ffont street
Lot OH sOnih Front street
lot oil South Huron yttcct
Residence WOOlhllc.
Residence. South Huron street
SlN. rbnmcd house. lOnlnsiil1
llnu,r aud lot Nhtlonai road, si)l
Residence. Kentucky street.
Residence. Thrtylr't sircN
Residence. thlpltr street.
Residence, McChllnch street
llrslitnre. Fifteenth street
Residence, Sixteenth sttccL
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