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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27
The Colonies Answer.

Colonel George T.. Waring has sent an
answer to the resolutions adopted by
Charles r.. Lawton Post for his comment
on the Grand Army. He says:
To the Lawton Post, q. A. r.. Newport,
Rhode Island:
j am not attempting to interfere with
the wird nov blowing from the Grand
Army of the Republic in the country at
large, and | reply to your resolutions only
because you are my ~neighbors, and because
not one OF you would look me in the fsce
and say what you, together, have "re-
solved"
i am as good a patriot MS any of you,
and you know IL well; and / have as great
an admiration for "the men who, when
the nation was in the throes OF the slave
holders rebellion, did grid on the srmor,
and stood in the ranks OF the defenders
ofthe nations life and honor"
Where / differ from you is In your state
ment that these men, "after 80 years of
peace, have shown to the nation that the
Grand Army OF the Republic is as loyal
TO the country today as then by deeds of
patriotism
/ know that the Grand Army of the
Republic contains a very respectable mi
nority OF the honest and faithful soldiers
whom you describe; but we all know that
these mon have been powerless TO stop
the robbing OF the treasury in the inter-
est, not OF honest soldiers. HON we all
want TO see loaded with honor and
~abundantly provided for, but in the in
terest of shirks, skulks, bounty-jumpers
and dead beats, who have wed it's
respectable members and made them, even
them, stand IS a Inundated reserve in
support OF their raid on the prosperity Of
the people. r Il. WARING, JR.
New York, April Is. 1895.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27

Speaking about counting there are few
young men who think OF calling on their
future intended to be, without appearing
in the best suit of clothes they can
Command. That is the reason possibly
that SO many young men HE themselves
to the Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1919 West
minister street, and get inside OF one Of
those spring suits which have been SO
extensively advertised. There will be the
usual Saturday-night rush this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27
EAST PROVIDENCE,

Last evening several friends surprised
Misses Mary and Celia Sutton at their
residence on Sutton avenue. A pleasant
evening was passed playing games and
there were readings by Miss l..
Whelden, Mrs. Isabel Chace and Miss
Jessie Chace. Refreshments were served.
Last evening the trustees OF the Haven
Nj. h. Church met at the residence of Mr..
j. +. c. Farnham for organization. Rev.
John Oldham, pastor, and Arthur
H.Wneaton recording steward, were pres
ent. j. Il. e.. Farnham was elected presi-
dent; Isaac +. Foster, secretary; Cyrus
A. Aldrich. treasurer.
Ii was voted that the stewards be re-
quested to furnish the trustees with 200
Tor their use the ensuing year.
There was an informal discussion about
building a new church, and il was the
general opinion that it would be best to
defer 1t until nex year.
Manager Boyden is going to serve a
shore dinner at Crescent Park tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27
Patrick Connolly May Have
Been Murdered.
His Body Was Found Floating in a
Standing Position.
Colonel Warnings Answer to Charles
II. Lawton Post, q. A. X.

NEWPORT, April 2z.-The body Of Pat
rick Connolly was found floating in the
harbor Yesterday. bearing marks indlcat-
ing foul play. Medical Examiner Ecroyd
found u deep flesh wound over the left eye
and another on the left cheek bone. Con.
molly was 30 years old and had been a
mi of the marine corps for 90 years.
An inquest will be held.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27
Courtship VS.. matrimony.

Courtship VS.. matrimony.
When you see a young man walking
down the street with a young lady on
either side of him, and he is holding one
Of the young lady's hands, it is safe tc
wager that said young lady is not his
sister. Oblivious to all, not caring fol
cruel comment, the hands are clasped and
swing TO and fro. Oh, youth and sweet
ecstacy! Right from the country. with
out a doubt, but who cares? Arriving at
a convenient place, the off girl, 80 to
speak, bids her companion good bye and
hints that "two is company and three is a
crowd"
How in after years John Albert Hayseed
VIII look in the glass ana wonder il he
was tho same identical cuss who in the
long ago went down to Providence, and,
hand-in- hand with May Elizabeth,
strutted through the .txcade, had their
pictures took" at Morton's, 81 Westmin-
ster street, and ate bananas and peanuts
on their way to the depot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27

Music.
Don't you love music? Everybody
seems to have an ear for anything tune
ful. 1t is a pretty ordinary house that
does not have Its piano nowadays. And
by the way how a piano promotes court
ship. He asks her to play something
sentimental, and she says ''she can't"
when she can, and finally altar a little
teasing she plays 'The Art of Making
Love-"
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Funny how il is. but it's so.

Funny how IL is, but it's so.
Counting is obtaining good opinion I'M
der false pretences. The man is bluffing
and so, usually, is the woman. What /
mean TO say is that the man is all smiles
and the woman makes you think
you can see wings sprouting
TO bear her h~eavenward. What
a jolly time they are having. What a
shame to burst the bubble, or come down
kerslump to hard mother earth by taking
on the yoke OF wedlock, silken though it
be before it becomes leaden. Oh, you
cynic. You say, why be so truthfully criti-
cal! Tut, tutl Nothing of the kind.
All courtship is not wasted substance
on the desert air. Only a very small num-
Der OF matrimonial alliances come under
the bane, and yet TO tell truth right down
deep there is something lacking when
one takes t'other for all day and tomor-
row.
When you're married you find fault
with the coffee. 1t is either too weak or
too strong and you make faces at the mir
ror when you know that a score of milk
bills are behind the clock. Yes, you dc.
Well, never mind. Perhaps you'd rather
talk about something else. What will it
BET Bicyclc2 You know the whee OF
wheels, the Viceor, with the hollow one
piece axle without crank key, making
this bicycle the easiest running in the
world. The Victor is rightly designated
King, and the Victoria for the
ladies is queen. These bicycles are selling
very rapidly. They weigh from 20 to "a
pounds, and sell for 500. Worth the
money twice over. For sale only bv w.
w. Written Cycle Manufacturing Com
pany, Infantry Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27
softly. Don't scuff.

Tread softly. Don't scuh.
Place your two feet in a pair of ca sy bat
well-fitting shoes. Needle toes, or calf
balmorals, Russian tan medium or wide
toes. Purchase what you can wear
easily and becomingly. Get the worth of
your investment and trade with a reliable
dealer. One / now call to mind whom l
can heartily recommend is f. e. Ballou,
127 Weybosset street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27

Have you visited the new piano ware
rooms of Cory Brothers Company, 397
Westminster street? I was in there yes
terday and l noticed some very handsome
Instruments. The famous Kimball pianos
and the product of the two men who
made Chickering so widely known, but who
are now manufacturers themselves,
Pianos new from the factory and those
which have been used, organs OF every
style and make are in stock and purchasers
may be suited upon any reasonable terms.
The rooms are artistically furnished, n
pianist is In constant attendance and
sweet playing and singing is a feature OF
the place. Mr.. Zeph Cory, so we'll known
for years in the piano business. is in
charge and George Albert Rice, known
throughout the city and State, is the
treasurer.-There is just this about II,
Any one wishing to purchase or rent a
piano or organ may be satisfactorily ac-
~commodated rs the gentlemen mentioned
will use every Legitimate endeayor to ex.
tend their business.
Before this old world gets through
waggirg people will know q heap more
a /. q. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27

Before this old world gets through
waggirg people will know q heap more
man p 90 now, OLD VET.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27

ManaaSr Boyden is going to serve a
shore dinner at Crescent Park tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-27
TAMPA, FLORIDA,
And the Tampa Building and
investment Company.
President Babcock's Favorable Re.
port on the Prospect.

Tampa is Not ga Town Built on Pa
per-" But "a Substantial Field for
Investment Backed By a Big In
dustry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22
WI EELNG DAILY INTELTIGENoER FRIDAY MARCH 22 1895

tho Robinsons ilrod threo shots, killing
tho man thoy liad intended fobbing.
They thcn tlod to Cleveland, whuro thoy
wero arrested. '
Both lind eliminating stories to toll.
zach placing responsibility for tho fatal
shot npon,the othcr. CIarcuco said 1t
wns whilo Gibbs had him down TINT
Sadie tlrod tho shot TINT killed. while
Sadie said Clarence did tho shooting.
Tho ono clonr point was that they Rtart.
cd ont on tho fateiul night to hold up
aud rob someone, without any idca Of
who thoir victim would DO, aud equally
without any intention OF committing
murder. Tho presentation hold that
tho killing, having resulted while at.
tempting to commit n felony, tho pris.
oncrs wero guilty OF murder, but tho
jury found for tho lesser crimes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22
APRIL WEATHER,
Data for tho Past Six Eenrs from the O,ilos
or tho Government Observer for West

Data for tho Past Six Ycnrs from tho Once
of tho Government Observer for West
virginia..
Special Ditpr.ch 10 he Init'ligcncer
-PARSrgsBuRG, W. Va, March 9l.-The
chief Of the weather bureau directs tho
publication OF the following data, com
piled from the record OF observations
for the month OF April, taken at this
station for a period OF six years.
I.is beloved thal tho facts thus set
forth will provo OF interest to the public,
as well as the spccia! student, showing
as they do tho average and ex,romo con.
ditlons OF tho more important me,eoro-
logical elements and tho range within
which such variations may be expected
to keep during any corresponding
month.
TEMrERATuRE.-Moan or normal tenn
perature, 81 degrees. The warnlcst
April was that OF 1893, with an average
OF 50 degrees. The coolest April was
that Of 1892. with m average OF 81 do.
crces. The highest temperature during
April was 80 degrees ON tho It'll, 1873,
The lowest temperature during any
April was - degrees OH tho 18th, 1902.
Average date on which first "kiliing"
frost occurred Qu autumn), October /.
Average date on which last "killinc"
frost occurred lin spring., May Is.
PRHcirlrArIoH (ra;n and melted
snow )-Averago for tho month, 3.35
inches. Average number OF days with
.Ol OF an inch or moro. Is. Tho greatest
monthly precipitation was 4.50 inches
in 1898. The least monthly precipita-
ton was go inches in 1891. The great.
est amount OF precipitation recorded in
any "a consecutive hours was Lao
inches on April 3 and 4, 1890. Tho
greatest amount OF snowfall recorded in
"a consecutive hours (rccori extending
to wintos OF 1889 only was 10 inchca
on April Q. 1892.
Clouds and weathcr-Averago nun.
Der OF cloudloss days, 10; average mum.
Der OF partly cloudy days. s.; average
number OF cloudy days. u.
Wind-The prevailing winds have
been from the west: tho highest veloc-
ity oil the wind during any April waa 30
miles on April 8. 1890.
Ii. \. RICHARDSON,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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uyrSorlsM AN EVIL.
Tho Professional w0mon's League So |
al. - 3 N..N. E..-

Tho Professions, women's Lcnsu" So DO.
cidas lt-Sot n Power for Good.
NEw YoRE. March 2l.--A majority Of
tho members OF tho Professional
Woman's League who attended tho
weekly meeting declared at tho close Of
IN animated discussion their intention
OF arraying all their force against tho
wave OF hypnosism which Is swelling
ovor tho land. This determination was
not reached without a struggle.
The members listened first to favor.
able analysis OF tho subject OF hypno.
tism and its phenomena, presented In q
paper written by Dr.. Il. Osgood Mason.
pninstaking studen. OF tho now
psychology as represented by tho Lon.
don society for psychical research. Tho
paper was read by tho presiding officer,
Miss Ada Bleecker Winnie and was
termed "Trllby-A Psychicnl Study"
Mrs. Ida Jcllroys Goodirend give it
as hor opinion that hypnotism was
dangerous aud should DO regulated BY
law. so as to make It a criminal otrenso
to hypnotic persona without their con.
sont.
"li we stand on high spiritual
plane" put In Mrs. Bishop, I'VE Gun
stand firm and not allow anybody to
hypnotic us. II anybody wishes us
evil We can wish them 80 much good
that 1t will kill all the evil"
Mrs. Rachel McAuley said: ~ fear
wo sometimes make grave mistakes.
We condone the sinner 80 much that
tho enormities OF tho sin itself seem
mltigatcd. No book has caused so much
discussion rs 'rrilby.' People give
themselv es away, SO to.speak, in their
expressions OF opinion about it. 1t is
very easy to SEQ their trend OF thought
in these expressions. don't like
hypnotism. l think it n power from
the evil one. would rathor anybody
should steal my money thnn INV in
dividnality.which Ia wha: these hypnot-
izers do. Hvpnotism Is coming TO the
front. but hope it 10 coming only to
be destroyed. lit 10 n power only for
good. az some try 10 make out, whv.
let's get the good some other way. /
huNo hcaAu Va SuscS vi pcOplC put unueT
hypnotic influence to suffer surgical
operation, and there is dentist whose
hypnotic Influence Is in extracting
teeth. 1t is oil wrong. Think Of the
dreadful dangers and evils that will
come II tbi, power develops in the
world"
Miss Sara Palmer declared that ali
had moments OF weakness whom they
could be conquered. ave must hold
this thing off. II. is power for evil"
said she.
Miss Stage suggested that as it was
the power OF the strong mentally over
tho weak it would be necessary TO study
it in order to know how to meet the
enemy. Yes" said Miss Palmer,
Study it. but not daily with it." And
Miss Winnie closed the meeting saving
that the sense OF the meeting was that
hypnotism was n dangerous power, one
is to be studied but not dallied with,
and everybody applaudcd her endorse
ment.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and'improvcmcnt and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of tho pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
TIA excellence is duo to lis presenting
in the form most acceptable md plcns-
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ativc; etlcctually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fcvcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because It acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but IL ia man.
ufacturcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose namo is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig.
and being vol informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22
Hemstitched
Table Linens.

Direct from Austria, where the
best Hemstitehed Table Linens are
made, and coming straight from the
maker to US, you save money on
these handsome new ones:
Sets consisting OF Cloth q yards
long and l2 Napkins. IS, SO,
SIS the Set.
With Cloths yards long, 50.
sll 50. Sli so q Set.
Very largo selection Hem stitched
Lunch Cloths, S6xS6 inches,
81 %. 3, So each; 46x46 inches,
ST 10. s. Is, 81. The finest ones
have extra drawn work.
All White Fringed Sets with open
work, fine goods, ox2i yards. So
to s. IS the set.
New patterns Hsmstitched Nap.
kins. s. so, SIS, 81 so. So a dozen.
Heustitched Damask Tray Covers,
SOC TO Csc each.
SPECIAL-A few odd Scotch
TabIecIoths. 81 inches wide, ; and
3l.2 yards long, So and S. each
just 30 per cent under regular
prices.
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other San Domingo Of Cuba. lIia NTH.
tnde Is dcplored by tho sympathizors Of
tho revolutionary movement.
1t 10 reported some attempt will soon
DO mado by tho LEADERS, to form a pro.
visional government. Nothing haa yot
boon hoard Of Joso Mnrti. Notwith.
atnndiDg tho talk OF tho Spaniards Of
tho good faith Of Macoo, ho Ia now In
tho interior with tho insurgents. Moth.
Ing has boon hoard Of tho proposed OK
neditions from Porto Rico and other
points,
Tho assertion that the Allianca dis.
played tho English flu. when fired on
10 regarded As u more subtcriuge.
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One quart Of milk. two cupfuls corn
meal, one cupful whea. flour, two table.
spoonfuls melted butter. two eggs, one
teaspooniul salt, one.half OF soda, half
cake compressed yeast. Scad tho milk
and gradually mix with the meal; whom
cool add the butter, salt and -four. Do
this at night In the morning beat
thoroughly, adding tho eggs, we'll beat
en-, aid the soda dissolved in a spoonful
OF water. Pour the mixture into deep
earthen plates well creased; lot stand
fifteen minutes to rise again. Bake in
Il moderate oven forty or more minutes.
Mrs. GILLErrE.
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/ ARE FOUND GUILTY.
Tho Robinsons. However, Both Es-
cups tho Dnnth Penalty.
CLARENCE SENTENCED FOR LIFE

Aud Ais Vito Cots rwonty Yours.
They Arc Much believed At tho
vordict--l,oblnson Makes a state.
mont Previous 60 His sontcncc.-rhe
Crlmo for Which They Wcro Con.
viotcd = Tho sensational Case
Ended.
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Jos.Horne &Co.,
Penn Aro. aud Flf,h ST.. rlttsburg. &
rnlpAY, March 81, lS9l.
Hosiery.

There's no question about It thai
the bargains this Hosiery depart
gent Is now offering are unmatch'
able anywhere. They are as fol-
lows g#wh4
500 dozen Childron's extra a.rong
Ribbed Cotton Hose, double
knees and extra splicod heels
aud toes; made from strong
. combed Egyptian yarn, guaran.
teed fast black, sizes 5to 10, aud
only
Csc a pair.
80 dozen Ladies' extra quality silk
finished Cotton Hose, high
spliced heels. double soles and
toes, put up 3pairs in a box for
ST. a box. 4
50 dozen Ladies' $50 and 400 Black
Cashmere Hose on sale in base.
nent at
Csc a pair.
The best Stockings In the coun.
try at 70: pair are here.
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BREAKFAST - Oranges. Wheatena.
Yankee dried beef. Boiled rice. New
England corn cake. Maple syrup.
Coffee.
DfSSER-Scalloped veal. Spinach.
Tomatoes. Drowned potatoes. Sweet
pickles. White bread. Orange ielIv.
SUPrEE-Crcam toast Whca,cna.
CroQucttes. Canned pears. Jelly.
Bread and butter. Cocoa.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
Pittsburgh, WheellnS& Kentucky Ry. Co.


WHEELING. ". VA. March IL, 1895,
Tho Annual Meeting OF tho Stockhold-
ers Of the Pittsburgh. Wheeling & Kentucky
Railroad Company will be held at the principal
office OF the Company. In the city OF Wheeling
West Virginia, on
THURSDAY. MARCH IS. 1896.
at l:SO n m. for the purpose OF holding IN
election for directors 10 serve for the ensuing
year. and the transaction OF such other busincss
rs may properly come before the meeting.
mrl3 S B. LIGGETT. Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

TOR RENT-CHEAP ROOMS FOR
4 rent a. head OF Twelfth street Apply to a.
RlCllARDS. ll7lE Nigh street mrln .
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TOR EENT-TWO FIVE ROOM
- houses. Nineteenth street Inquire at 100
Nineteenth street. nirl5.MWAF
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TO LET


Business property. 1861 Market ST.; hest Loo n.
ton In city for feed store. Sil "a per month.
store room and dwelling 1907 Main 1T; usw
front: with front entranceto dwelling II desrid.
Sil G7 per mouth :.
Modern s.roomcd dwelling, III South Fr,p.
street. Fine location.
Modern l0roomed dwelling at TiitonyIle.
property OF tho late ". H. Robinson, wi,E %
acres OF land inc orchard. etc S. per moe m.
sroomed dwelling on motor line and National
road, only Anew minsites from this city. SIS per
month. ~
7,roomed dwelling, 81 South Front st. AL SIS
per month. 10
7roomed dwelling, 12G l4thst SO per month.
troomed dwelling. No 81 North Huron stIeet:
both gases, hot and ooId water uud bath. 81
per month. ="
6sooincd dwelling, corner Flpk ana Elm
streets Sl5 -
6rnomed dwelling mo Chapllue street.
rooms at No lGG Zane street $40 per month.
rooms, ID nooF. &C Virginia st., both rases
and water. A l. Sll per month. -
0roomed dwelling, 500 EoTst. SIS per month
month W.
5-rooned dwelling. 1906 Wood st. s. per month.
5-roomed dwelling. lG South Wabash St. $40
per mouth.
5rootncd dwelling, North Wabash st. SO psr
month. fo>
rooms. :? Thirteenth St sl2 per month.
ifoomed dwelling. $3.50 Market SO per month.
4-roomcd dwelling. lll EIigh 81, 80 per month.
i-rooined dwelling 2J+y WcColloch Sc So -
rooms, pline ST. ri floor IS per month.
6rooms' lus Virginia St s. per month.
SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1920 MARKET STREET.
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1920 MARKET STREET.
FOR S.ALE-

House, rooms. brick. and sta bic, 18th street
sl,S0o
House, 5 rooms 18th street. Sl.6Go. =
House, rooms. Market. between eth md sth
streets, very cheap. Sl.70o.
House. rooms and hail, Chapline street, mar
I'd street, $500. =
House, rooms and hal. Chapline street, near
I'D street, $500 -
House. rooms and hall, corner North Front
and Kentucky streets, s. 900
Double frame house, 10 roonp and store room,
corner Of sd and Jacob streets. rents for ST per
month, $500. =
rear. Eof street. Centre Wheeling, SI,Oo0, =
House. SroomS. Chapline s,reeS Centre Wheel.
Ing, sl,so0. =
House. { rooms. Goth street, $1,000
House rooms, Eth street, choap On c.sy
House. rooms, brick. Jacob s,zoct 9Th ward,
$500.
House. 5roons and hSl. Park Wow, 10. loox
10 feet easy terms 1859.
House. rooms. T1h st, lot 2j11o0 steai. sl.70a.
Double house; 10 roons Indiana street, Island,
easy terms, S2.5o) 49,
House rooms. South Huron street. island,
with large lot Se,2o9. -,
House. rooms, corner lot, 9th street, easy
terms. 81, 100. .----..-
House. 5 rooms, Mccolloch strocs, Eas: whcn.
Ing Sl7Oo 81
House, rooms and ball with largo lot 18th
street, $500
House. $rooms. Charles street. casy torns, $50
House. rooms. Baltimore street, East whcel-
Ing. easy terms Sl.ojl
nonse irooms, 18th street easy terms. s15l
House, 10 rooms, brick, with lnnse lot, 18th
street. cheap.
IIouse. rooms. Jacob stroet. 9th wasd, easy
terms $500. t1E-
House. G rooms 10Th street. sl.1ja
House. G rooms, Wood street. 5ih ward SiS51
Fine finished house. rooms and hall, par:
View, lot lo0xl15 feet For a short tirlc ouly, \
Sl.S0l. ~
Splendid house. 5 rooms and hail. Lind street,
Bclvcdesc. 81, 49, IaI
House. 6 rooms. brick, Market street, Centre
Wheeling. cheap. sl.2p0 n
Lots on Lind street, ,Rolvcdoto $50 aud ssz5 (
each.
Three lots in Park View. cheap.
Business property on Market strcctat nodss-
ate price.
$50 500. $500, $50, S, ooo aud $3.50 to loan on
real estate.