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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-02-08
Lettera Adyertised.

The following is the list of letters
remaining in The Dalles postofice
uncalled for February 8, 1895. Per.
soma calling for these letters will
please give the date on which they
were advertised:
Brown, Walter Brown, Adam
Garfield, ] 81 Cannon, G
Friedman, J L Hall, P P
Jerech, Symon Kinzel, Paul A
LeFrogu, Robt. Lowyer, Jas E
Lockwood, WI Mcbride, Mr.
Mcdonald, John Moore, Lewis
mot l07) Moore, M A
Steward, Geo. Smith, Belle Miss
Todd, A Wood, Gladdis
). A. CRossEN P. NJ.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-02-08

vtich made a neay mas of me- am now ifty.
two years old. and for the past five years have
worked very hard on my farm. It is impossible
Discovery"
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-02-08
MARRIED.
BORN.
THE STUDY

CONROY-In this city, Feb. 4, 1895, to the wife
Of B. 7. Conroy, a son.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-09
THE DoUBTZR Q JccuMBED.
a proofof ih- yaIuc ofAdrsrtlslnE was
Convincing.


Convincing.
San Francisco Post: "once. when 1
was publishing n paper in Seattle.
convinced man in most emphatic
way that It paid to advertist,' said nm
old Journalist. "He WIS fairly pros
porous merchant, and tried for long
time 10 get him TO insert an ndvertiDe-
ment IN my paper i,
"'Oh, IT'S no use he would cay
never read the advertisements In pa
per. and no one else docg believe IN
u1ycrtlSlnr, but in way that will
force liz way ON the public Then IL
PAYS. But In a ncwspnpor-pDhnw!
Everybody who reads newspaper
lodges the advertising pages rs II they
were poison
"'Wcll,, said /, II 1 Gun convince you
that people do read the advertising
pages Of my paper, VIII you advertiser
nor course will. ndvertlfe wher-
ever 1 think II will do any good.
'The next day ran the following line
In the lightest face agate In the Office
and stuck II IN the most obscure cor.
ner OF the paper between couple or
patent medicine ads:
what IS Cohen going to do about
ltY
THE next day so many people an
noyed him Ivy asking him what the line
meant that he begged mo 10 explain
the matter in my next Issue. prom
lsed TO do II II he would let me write
the explanation and would stand TO H.
He ngreed. and wrote:
"'He Is going TO advertise, OF course.
And he did,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-09
THE SUPERVISOR
Postmaster IIeslnr, OF Chicago, Joiiies
tile Emperor OF Germany.

tile Emperor OF Gerinnny'
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. s.-Postmastcr
Washington Resing's newspaper, the
Stats zeitung. one Of the leading Jour-
rails OF the country. will say edItorlally
tomorrow:
Kaiser William. the surprlEer' has
again dstnnished the world. and has
caused Consideration everywhere with
England. lie especially likes lulcli ac-
ton and does things at which even
those nearest 10 him are surprised. En-
glands traditional bartering, Iubbing
and rowdy policy Is gone one better by
tho emperor, which has caused the
EnIllEhmSn TO be beside themselves.
German diplomats and consuls are
everywhere on the alert, and % they
are always men OF Intelligence and ac-
tlon, the entiee department OF foreign
affairs OF the German empire 10 thor
oughly posted OF the doings OF the
world. Formerly England always had
her say. Now England's prestige Is on
the wane.
notwithstanding the wonderful
navy OF England, nobody fears Its
power any longer. as II Is well known
that England cannot cope with the
navy OF the combined powers, eld that
In determined and lengthy war,no one
would suffer more than the English
merchant marine and the people o:
England themselves. whose Industries
depend upon the importation OF raw
material from all over the world, and
who3c people could be very easily
starved ont II the 'impcrtatlons Of grain
and other food products were cut on
from the rest OF the world"
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Ter than others and enjoy life more, with
les expenditure, by more promptly
ADAPTING the worlds best products to
tEo needs Of physical being, will attest
the value TO health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
Its excellence Is due To It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and ple1s-
mt to the taste, the reiresliing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lnx-
alive; ofectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and feycrs
and permanently curing constipation;
II has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval Of tho medical
profession, because il acts on tho KID
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
ching them and IL Is perfectly Tree from
every objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs IL for Ralc by az drug
cists In 'jOc and 81 bottles, but i "a man
ufacturcd by tho California Fig syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
packagc, also the name, syrup Of FIG.
ind being well informed, you, Will no'
accept any substitute II offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-09
BRIDGEPORT.
What Is Going on In the Town at the
Other End ofthr Bridge.

What Is Going On l ~ 'ns ' Low" AZ '"'
-'ei 'S.' nn -. :,
JOSEPH iHst' psI,H' T,.1 os1 nan ~, "
PennsyiVaElla, Was III bl.u S :, ~. IsSiI
teTuay r tiG sIS Wy, MI sna Nil rc,nove
~ Tr,cbtnsry from me Adena well,
,,,t,,,.h ~ "a drilling f1r n PIuFing COM
rony and which viii be completed in a
few days, 10 the Falrpolnt field.
Nrs Inurn Osborn, OF Toledo, who
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WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. s.-The
navy department is advised OF the de-
parture OF the cruiser Minneapolis from
Alexnndretta for Smyrna. She will ar
rive at Smyrna probably tomorrow.
The San francisco is already there. and
the Marblehcnd Is at AIersene, $40 miles
distant. This doubtless gave rise 10
the overdrawm reports that naval
demonstration IS about TO occur at
Smyrna, as q means OF forcing the
Turkish government 20 Yield TO the de-
mands OF the United States for IN In
demnity for recent depredntions on
missionary property. Acting Secretary
McAdoo said to-day that there was no
Significance in the movements Of the
ships toward Smyrna These move
ments were not directed from WASH
inGton, but were brought about by the
admiral in command OF the feet In
Turkish waters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-09
Run A PosTorPICE
on Ills Own Hook, Amer lie Had Been
RemoYctl.

on Ills Own Hook, Auer lie Had Bern
Removed.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. sow.
Toursce, ex-postmaster at West Will
lnmsleld, o.. and the present chairman
OF the Ashtabula county Republican
committee. was arrested by the United
States authorities to-day and brought
to this city and placed in Jail. The
specific charge against him is having a
large sign displayed In front OF MS
store with the words "Postonlcc" upon
II. This "a considered by the posihl
authorities to be one OF the grayest Of
lenses that can be committed against
their laws.
Mr.. TourGec was appointed post
master at West Willlamsaeld by Pres
Ident Harrison and was removed two
years ago by President Cleveland. lie
continued, however, TO operate post
ONCE. ceiling stamps and collecting
mail which he delivered TO the mail
trains. Mr.. Tourgee claims he was iE-
nornnt OF the fact that he was violating
snny law. He was arrested on COM
plRlnt Of the regularly appointed post
master.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-09
MAnTIE's FERRY.
Haps and Mil,.apl ia the Thriving city
Arroas thH River.


Across the River.
Many Martins Ferry people who de-
ferred making Christmas presents on
account OF the smallpox are doing II
now. Some are buying toys for their
children and others more expensive
presents.
The pudding department OF the Act
nu-Stnndard resumed yesterday. Sheet
mills Nos. . and Q were on yesterday
the latter on account OF broken hopS-
ms.
The running OF trains on the river d.
vision OF the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad will rot be affected by the
schedule which goes into effect next
Sunday.
Miss Rebeccn Thompson secured the
witch nnd Miss Philydn Fredericks
tho necklace offered by the chuveh OF
God.
The Commercial Bank OF Martins
Ferry expects to purchase n block OF
new government bonds.
Yesterday Charles Llpphnrdt sprain-
cd his right wrist BY falling on SCAT
fold at the Belmont brewery.
ST. ClairsyIlle has finally decided to
receive mall matter from Martins Fer
~.
William AleCune is very sick at his
home back OF Martins Ferry.
u. N. Caldwell. OF the Aetpn-Stand-
ard. II on the sick list
Steubenvllle has several cases OF
scarlet fever and dlphtherla.
New Philadelphia lifted the quRrnn-
tine yesterday.
Miss Kate Kuhn is sick at her home
In bridgeport.
Henry Burke is visiting friends AT
Cleveland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-09
CONNOLLY AND DINE
Thsir Fight In Cleveland on Friday
Night Is Attracting Intsrtst.

Thsir Fight In Cleveland on Friday
Night Is Attracting Intsrtst.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. s.-Eddie
Connolly, the New Brunswick light
weight pugilIs,, arrived to-day for his
fight with Jimmy Dime. at the Cieve-
land Athletic Club Friday night. The
fight is at lSa pounds, for purse and
side stake. Dime has been In training
hrre. and Tonight weighed IL pounds
and Is In the pink OF condition. j..
Commissions have been received
from Boston and New York admirers OF
Connolly to be placed NJ even rates on
their fayorite. Some Clevelandcrs are
also disposed 10 back Connolly on the
strength OF his showing IN easy VIC
tory over Frank Gerard q short time
ago. -. c..z,r,.
e1thuslasm to-day. however. when
George Lahore Offered 5000 on Dime
even. The fight is the biggest betting
nffsir ever brought 70 an issue here,
and win be one Of the most scientific
exhibitions ever seen in Cleveland.
Kpowing ones here pick Dime for GER
tain winner.
John Donaldson tonight offered q
purse for a fight between John Reed,
OF Cleveland. and Jimmy Ryun, OF Gin
cinnati. the fight 10 take place At Don
aidson's Gold Mine Club.
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Up to the present It has been sup.
posed that Wheeling would surely be
represented by base ball team In the
Central Base Ball League, This muy
be true but the indications are not the
most encouraging. to say The least.
wheeling patrons OF the national game
are decidedly disappointed at the act
ION OF aiessrs DarTows and tihcEeheeF-
ger IN allowing Whcellrg's interests 70
10 by the board. while BuckenberBerS
Trcrton club gets the star players
whom II was Intended should he signed
fsr wheeling. The two WHgners,
Dayey Wlight and others are on thls
iist. They 70 TO Trenton end Wheel
ans whIslNs. Unless something Is
shortly done for NVheel!ng by the two
manayerF, this feeling disappointment
will shortly turn TO dlsgust-nnd dis
gusted base ball craiiks are not noted
for fiilins the Golfers OF the club with
witch they are NJ loggerhcads. The
sooner Barrows shows front In Wheel
mig and let's the town know something
OF his plans. She better II VIII be Tor
himself and everybody concerned. Tho
Central League rs u stands. In It's pro-
posed shape. Ia weak enough, goodness
knows, and unless Wheeling Is assured
that her team IS going 70 amount To
something and Is not to play second
fiddle TO Trenton or any other minor
league club. the base ball population
will give these gentlemen q very chilly
reception,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-09
NOTES PROM FULTON.
Some Occurrences OF Interest In the VII
Inre Over the IIIlI.

Henry slecrost was presented with
a fine pair OF twins on New Years day.
said 20 be the first arrivals OF the kind
in the town for several years.
Mayor Hnmm Is announced By his
many ndmirins friends as full iledged
candidate for sheriff, but whether he
ms given HIS Eanctlon 10 his own can
dldncy Is not known
Tho Fulton council should have met
Tuesday evening. when tho affairs Of
tho old body were TO be settled up and
the now one lnductcd into office, but as
III "often tho case In such cases" there
was no quorum.
Mr.. John Otto, of Fulton, ana Miss
Maggie NlckcTItOn. OF ls1gington, sur
nriscd thor friends by quietly getting
married. on New Years day. Or. Will
lam +. Ebbcrt and Miss Katie Ncid-
hardt. were also quietly married the
last day Of tho old year.
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D. w. Fuller. OF Cenaioharle, n. y.
SAYS that he always keeps Or. Kings
New Discovery In the house, and his
family hiss always found the very best
results follow its use; that he would not
be without II. II procurnhia. c. A.
Dykeman. druEgist, Cntskill, n. Y, says
that DR.. Kings New Discovery Is I'M
doubthdly the best cough remedy; that
no mas uscd II IN his family for olBht
wears, and TINT Il has never failed 20 do
ali that Is claimed for IL. Why not try
a remedy so long tried and tested? Trial
bottles frae ut Logan Drug Co.'S drug
store. Regular size. soc and 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-09
SUPREME COURT.
Number of Appeal Cases Considered and
Set for TRIAL.


Set for TRIAL.
Special Dlspntch TO the Intelllgeneer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan. Sin
the supreme eour, OF appeals this morn
ms. rules in prohibition in the cases Of
Work. DOlan and HorstOrd against
Judge Jacobs and the town Of Sisters
Vile were returned and the answers OF
respondents filed, and the cases set for
hearing February 3.
HIN ct al VS.. LockhArt ct al, from
Writ county. rule In prohibition return
ed and answers filed and case set for
hearing January IL.
Nickel Va. Sugar Greek Railroad Co.,
from Fayeste county. rule in prohlbl.
ton returned and case continued until
a future day OF the term.
Kinnen vs.. Whitney, from Wayne
county. dismissed for failure 20 print
Potter VS.. Archer ct al. from Wood
county. dismissed on motion by plain
tin In error.
+. l.. Blackmaw and C. n, Matheny,
OF Tyler county. were nmitted to prac-
tice in this court. Adjourned until to-
morrow ate 10 4. m.
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MoUEDsvILLE.
A Miscellaneous AISlangs OF sIInor Mat
tiers from pInrshaIl's Metropolis.

tiers from lIRFshall's Metropolis.
The Moundsvllle Electrical Company
held their annual Stockholders meet
ing yesterday and elected the following
M members OF the board OF directors:
/. ], Potts, v. a. Weaver, Il. II. Blake.
]. D. Burnley, J. NJ. Booth, J. c. Bardall
ana II. W. Hunter. A semi-nnnual
dividend Of per cent was declared.
william Jasper. IN old resident OF
this city. died yesterday morning. nj
the ripe age OF cighty-rlne. He re-
sided with his son, Charles Jasper, and
had been III for q long time. The fu-
neral has not yet been set.
Capt. W. L. Bridges, OF Washington.
d. c., arrived IN the city last evening
and Is registered at the Johnson hotel.
He viii remain for few days 10 greet
old friends.
VIII Taylor has returned 10 Man.
nington. being called back by telegram
ON account OF a hrs In the store where
he Is employed.
Eighteen miners have been cut on at
the Moundsville coal works. The COM
pAny is cutting down expenses.
Guy Brothers Minstrels VIII show
here on the 18th. The proceeds are for
the benefit Of the b. p. o. Elks.
Charles Rankin. OF Roanoke, Va. Is
here on short stay with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Rankin.
Miss Laura Hornbrook returned yes
terdny morning from Powhatan, o.,
where she was visiting.
Mrs. Rev. Grimes and daughter, Miss
Marde. have returned from visit to
friends at 81. NRrys.
Attorney General T. s. Riley, OF
Wheeling. whs.in the city yesterday on
n business trip.
James Henderson. of wheeling, is
spending a vacation at the home OF his
mother here.
d. L. Logan has returned from q
visit to his daughter At MarysYille, o.
Miss Carrie Cockayrne has returned
from trip to Pittsburgh.
]. F. Burnley. jr., is at Mountain Lake
Park on q business trip.
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BELIAIRR
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local news ana tosaip from
the Glass City.
The Bellaire lodge OF odd Fellows
installed the following officers, D. ID.
q. n. ]. W. HeatherinEton PERFORM
Ing the ceremony: N. G., John Buf-
rows: v. G., Levi Mcfarland: secretary.
c. II. Dankworth; treasurer, G. w.
DickenA: l.. S, TO y. G.. Levi Resse-
ger; conductor. j. Z. Moorehouse; war
den. Thomas Bennett; chaplain. Will
tnm Croker; 4. 8. s., Oliver Klnsey:
L. s. s., Nathan Brown: Il. S. TO V. G..
y. W. Miller; L. S. TO V. O., Fred Bin
gle: !. c., l. ]. Gratz: o. Co. L d. Girls
well.
The revival meetings at the Elyslan
theatre nre attracting such great
crowds 10 that place that II will hardly
hold them II the interest continues, as
seems probable. The singing is q great
feature, about hundred voices In the
chorus. They will continue all OF this
week. Each church II represented on
one or another OF the committees in
charge OF the AFFAIR.
George NJ. Wise was yesterday ap-
pointed county commissioner and en-
tered at once upon the discharge OF his
duties. This paper was in error In CIV
ing the position Of the prosecuting at
torney In the matter, He susthins the
appointment OF Mr.. Wise to I'LL the In
terlm, and this In the way II is being
done in all the counties In the state.
Common pleas court meets ut 81.
Clairsvllle next week. The grand jury
will he charged on Tuesday and the
trial of cases will commence Wednes-
day. The first case set Is that Of Da-
vid Davis VS.. the Pittsburgh 6 Wheel
ing Coal Company.
City Solicitor II. S. Armstrong and
bride went TO Woodsheld yesterday.
where a reception was held for them ut
the home OF DR.. Armstrong, father OF
the groom.
Robert McSilllen. who had his hip
crushed by n coal wagon the other day.
Is getting along ull right but will pro-
baby lie crippled always
Hon. John W. Heron, OF Cincinnati.
one OF the senator's from the Queen
city. was in Bellaire Tuesday night Oh
his way east.
Thomas Morrison was arrested on n
charge OF stealing box OF tools, pre-
ferred by John q. Cline.
]. W. Heatherlngton entertained tho
buckeye fishing club at his home on
Gravel hill last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-09

HoLToN. Kansas, Jan. SAT his
home in the outskirts OF the town last
night, Ed Welsh was called to his door
by men yet unknown, robbed. blind
folded and the most brutal treatment
accorded him. After securing what
valuables he possessed, they threw him
10 the ground and while some OF them
held him, unother cut on his left hand
with an axe. No reason can be as
signed for the barbarous outrage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-09

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Tho Pennsyl-
vania railroad has declared 4 dividend
of 2 per cent on the preferred stock OF
the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago &
ST. Louis Company payable January
q.
The Central Ohio Railroad has de-
ciared a semi-annunl dividend OF ; per
cent on both common and preferred
stock as re-orEanized. payable January
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Office.

The regular annual mocting Of tho
stSckholdGrs OF tho Riverside Iron Works
will he held ut the office OF the company
in WhcCllny, W. Va, on Wednesday
January -, lG6. at 1.3g u. M. for tho
election Of board Of directors md tho
transaction Of any other business that
NAV Lc presented At this meeting, In
ncrordantc with the resolution passed by
Tie PICARD OF Directors ~ tho Riverside
iron Works, on the 18th DAY OF December.
ifyj. there viii he submitted 10 the said
nnntIhl meeting Of the stockholders of tho
Uivcrsllc Iron Works. to he held on tho
f",iriL Wednesday, the said I'd day OF
January, 1880 resolution 10 extend tho
time OF the continuance OF the charter OF
ihs Riverside iron WORKS trpm tho date
flXcd for 10 expiration In said charter
10 tie 18th my 81 October. 4. u. 1876 A
further resolution VIII he offered at rnd
meeting 10 Increase from tho HurpluH
fund N pnid company the capital Rtuck
OF Tho Riverside lrpn Works from fifteen
10 twenty thousand shares and to divide
Tho number Of shares no increased or
INDEED To the original capital stock among
Tie Wucl.haldutH In proportion to their
holdings ~ stock IN the Riverside Iron
Works at tho time NJ said meeting
JOHN d. CuLDERTsON.
Secretary
December 50, 1896 dosO.f
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RACES AT NEW ORLEANS.
The Extra Holiday Attractions Drew a
Large cTOwf.

The Extra Holiday Attractions Drew
Large CFOwf.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. S.--Thc holi-
day and attractive card drew Il large
crowd to tho track to-day despite tho
weather. which was cloudy and dis
agreeable. The features Of the card
were the three furlong scramble for
-year-olds. in which W. II. Rollers
flly. Lillian wilkes. by Forestry Elsie
Gaylord, Hcorcd nn easy victory nnd the
Jackson hindlcap Mt two miles which
was won in impressive style by c. II.
Smiths BlnscO. The gray geldinE plo-
necr by I.eonntus-P inntrcHE now own
cd by II. W. HnnkelI. finished second In
the hnndlcnp and continuing his run for
thrcc-fourths OF n mile beyond the
finish. dropped dead, probably from cH-
haustloB. Weather cold; track heavy.
summaries:
First, $3.50 for three year-olds. selling.
seven and one-half furlonFs-Snuternc
won: Equinox second; Conductor Cox
third. Time. 1916.
Second 300 FOR fnur-year-olds and
upwards, selling, Gevcn furlOngs-Prig
won: Miss Rowctt second; Aduh L.
third. Time. i'26.
Third. $500 inaugural maiden stake
for -ycur-olds. three furlonGs- LII
liam wilkes won; stnr Tobacco necOnd;
Overflow third. Time. ;3gH.
Fourth. 1900, the Jackson handicap.
for three. yenr-oldH and upwards, two
miles: BlhHcO won; Pioneer second;
Orlndn third Time. asa.
FIRM. nlx and half furlonEH. yelling
robert Lnttn won: Domingo second:
Ccrro Gordo third. Time, l:2ola
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-09
sn1rru sIpE LEAGuE.

Down on the South Side last even
ing's games were productive Of the
biggest surprise OF the season. The tall
cnders. Orient, who were supposed TO be
the softest Of soft snaps for any ordi-
nary old club, came TO the front In
great shape and took two games from
those "Judes." the MozartE. who arc
rapidly getting whatever conceit they
ever possessed knocked out OF them.
Score:
M0zart-Horstmnn 1sl. 13s. is2; Roth
III. l5g. ilI; Beckendorf. lOI, lsO. III;
Rnoke, i5G, i67, 1866; Hnndlan, lt5, l52.
17j: Blind. 1l5, III, 1856; totals. 100, $50.
SO.
Orlent-stocker, 119. 1Oe. 1sO; Harp
fer. 49,, lis. 1856; Miller. 100, lee, l2b:
Schubert. 100. 182. 1Gl: Vessel, ~. llG.
IiJ; Blind, i5J. 159, l56; totals. 49, 49,
sl2.
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ROLF 90 1ANM.
ja7 No. 30 Fourteenth Street,
FOE g ALL.

House, 70 rooms. brick. 18th st., Sij1l
lloic. q rooms, Martins Fern, Oieheap on
easy terms
House rooms. and S.roOmcd house IN roar,
Market st.. between 9Th aud STU st, Sl,Sgl
New houSc, rooms. large lot, aSlh st Sl,UOl
iIOu,c, rooms. 3itl st., sl.lOl
llOuie. nous. 18Th ~, 90.
iiOuse. 10 rooms; Chapllnc u. Ceptro wheel
lug with large lot cheap. on easy terms
ilnHse. 6rOluis ana bail. Vita arfps, PleAa.
ant VALLEY, s3,Oo1.
House d MONS. Centre Wheeling, 500.
IlouSc. MONS ant hall, bath and Doth gases,
Jacob st.. between 18Th and lGIh, 500.
IiOnse,6 rooms and hall lot DXlOJ u, near
street ear harm choap, SlTOl.
corner lot Lind II, % foot front cheap. $50.
lots Ia AlcMcrhcu North BsuWOod. Glendale.
Island. Elglnginn Park View. Pleasant Valley
aud many other lots In aud near city. Call aud
ii House p'S rooms, brick, corner lOt aid st,
SlsO1
st.. 9th ward s7.Oo
2lSt. lot ilxieU It.
HOUSE, rooms, itih IT.. si.Gn
lots OIL Lad st., Bolvclefc $50 and e!i3 each,
Builnes, properly ou Market s. At moderate
SIS. $40, 500, 500. 5000 and sls,o to OanOn
real estate