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been an hour and a quarter on the car, though
that hasn't happened very often. Now II aver
ages about Two hours n day on the car with
mo. and thats my time for reading. l know a
man who has learned to read in two foreign Ian
guagGs whilo. going to and from his work.
dont care for languages; English Is good
enough, Tor me, but looks are cheaper than the:
alro tickets, aud manage to keep u book OF
some Kind In hand. Almost everybody reads tho
papcrson the cars, and that's how II happens
that so many people know how they want to
vote. without the Alderman's telling them about
II. hnvoap per every day. and to tell you the
truth, l get more out OF the time | spend on tho
cars, reading books than l do out OF all the rest
OF the day between rides, for l generally have
something. else to do at home at night"
Among the indications OF n coming revival In
homo building nothing Is more certain than tho
Temperatures recently OF the advertisements OF
auction sales of suburban lots. Time was when
SUBURBAN property was offered every week.
Ihero were big free excursions, with brass
bands and free luncheons on the grounds.
When the bnd times came on these excursions
were. abandoned. People were glad enough 10
get the luncheons. and they had plenty OF timo
for attending them, hut thcy didn't have any
money. Now tho auctions are beginning. An
estate in the northern part of New York offered
some lots at auction last summer, and with
drew them because only 81 300 nm aero was
offered. Last week the sale was held, and moro
than ST. 200 an acre was received. At that tho
price was really low, but the sale shows the set
OF tho tide.
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EDfsoN,s CLAIM CONTESTED.
A Canadian Inventors work In tho Same
LIrld and Ills Stntcnnnt.

TORONTO, Ont, Oct. CA report has been
sent out from New York that Edison maintains
he mas invented u pro Css for recovering by
electrical means the iron contained IN low.grade
ores. such an invention was patented five
years 40 In Canada. 1t has iccn in operation
In Toronto for gt least three vcnrs, aud though
as yet iilt!c has boon done in the states, the
m#,hiny has h"t II pttintcl Tor some time there.
George u. PATTERSON j. VptCntcC AMI manager
Of the company Which controls the working cI
The machine. Mr.. Patterson said to-day: Nv hen
l was IN Denver. f ,ison's man came 10 me and
got all tho inform itiOn possible, and made rs
accurate examination as circumstances would
permit
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Railrnads.
Lehiqh Valley System.
Railroads.

stations foot of West esd ST. Penn. r. RI, cortlandt
.lnd,cates time from IVES, Isl st. Other figure,
show Tim" from cortlandi or pcsbrosseS ST;
for MAccnTIitNH md INTERMEDIATE stations.
.:t"s: s'iH \; N; daily f"r wILkEsnARRE
ITiiXcA,,' GFyEvA,, .KoGiiEsIEE, bTrEALo;;
.iO,:S. 1880 AN. sundays only. for BOUND
:i",aa. 1870 4, NJ. daily. except Sunday. for
MAuCH CHUNK and Intermediate points;
IliB,iMIr tTi'I n IolH Iel'S; 81 EGX =
Arrives Buffalo $3.50 i. N. pullman vestibule Day
a la Car. gu" c F"riS' a at Buaaios with through sleep
eT. g 4.,r"ii ~ CI +. #. daily. c.cep. Sunday. for
MaGT1'1 ItuitNf and t"iieT@s5aiiats points. 49,
lam. ilia y. ~ sundays only. for EAsToN.
wlii.iE&Spi'h'iN"n. iiiir1Tfs1""SS' scRSAN'Ti'oSS, and pr,n.
IN ""ai regions. chair ear for WiIkesbs re
w Ifi"": itnn I'm ,fTSsr 1niys c fRISSrt S"n ana rr lnF
cipal intern, date stations. Connects for all points
4. coal regions; r"ilnan Buffet Parlor Car FOR
.iiS". 5,IS p, NJ, daily for EAsToN and inter.
.S.55. GilHT NJ. daily. except Sunday. Express
for SLAllN"Tp y and principal int"Iinciintr sta
tons. Cnncctr cor lvading AMI Harrisburg. Char
Ass. a;oaTI, ", daily Tor ]MTrrALo; SIAeAEA
hul' train y. y, TO Chicago, slecpers 20 Buffalo and
.s'SS. sls T.. 81. daily, except snnday. s,ogp!ng
only ~ souTll .,rl;A!NFlEIb. EAsT9N. BETHLE,
HHEENi IrMHnET : h. nna iI! sHfh !,
Pullman slice, or Tor tunGlu. SON" hut sleeping ear
Ius-engrrn carried. No aga" carried.
S,55, 200 J.. VI. ua.Iy. Tor ITHACA, GENEVA.
ROCEESlli ECFfALo. NlAGAkA FALLS. and all
points West. Pu Imam sletprrs to NiIk,sUarre aud
ltha"G.
Additional local trains daily except sunday. for
ROUND BROOK auh intermediate" points. leave as
follows; '-;55, 300 An, Il 30, ESQ. 1888, AGO.
and '5:5j, $3.50 z. NJ,
Tickets md puIunnn accommodations at III, 2Hl,
272, 3I5, UIL, amt 1898 broadway, ~ Z. l 18th st., 1874
Z. i25ti 81. l27 Buwcry, y " $40 Fulton ST. 4
Court ST.. NS Wwny, n 4 HrnoIIy n Annex. brooklyn.
\. Y. Transfer GO. wi call Tor ard check baggage
from hotel or rus'denre through t. destination.
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NEW LONDON. oct, sO.-At the Atlantic Club last
night a boxing exhibition for twenty rounds. between
Joe FIaherty of Lowell and Tommy Broderick OF
Yonkers, ended In the Iniddie0f the fifteenth round.
Flaherty Withdrew on account OF his left arm being
broken by a swinging blow, and the referee declared
BrouerlcE the winner. A large crowd witnessed the
their s~cientifc WORK. IL is the general opinion that
Flahe. ~ had the better OF the bout on points up TO
tn thirteenth round, when he complained OF a numb
ness below this elbow. He held his end up, however.
with wonderful %fortitude. aud tried to land some
terrific blows on BrOderlcks neck and side. Iu tine
last round Flaherty's arm hung almost helpless.
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STEAMBOATS,.
AND MEWENGLAND,

FAIL I'VE LINE, via Newport and Fall River.
Leave Pier IL. y. L.. foot OF Murray ct. week days
an sundays ut 800 =. NJ. Steamers Priscilla AMI
Puritan. Orchestra on each.
sIONINtTON LINE. via Stonington. Leave Pier
81. n. r., one block above Canal 81. week days only.
at q =. NJ. Steamers Maine and New HAMPSHIRE.
ICH LINZ via NV London. Leave Pier 40
(old MOI. y. r.. next DrshroSsns ST.. week days
only. at u p. ". steamer City of Lowell and
Rhode Island.
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ALBANY evening Line

The popular steamers ADIRoNDACK and DEAN
will leave old Pier II. y. r., foot Canal
ST., at Il +. NJ. daily Sunday excepted. making direct
connections with trains North. East, and West.
CAIskIII. HUDSON AND s~OXSACkIE BOATS
leave Pier 80, y. r., foot OF Christopher ST., every
week day at Is =. NJ.
EINGSTO: LINE. Webt 10th ST. Daily I =. NJ. Sat
N uriayS at |. Steamers ALDWIS and ROMER for
Cornwall. Ncwburg. Srw Hamburg. Marlboro. Milton.
Puughkccpsic, Hyde Park. Esopus, Kingston. connect
Ing with L. & D. K. r. for all points IN Catskiils.
NEW EN.-Fare 81; EXCURSION, 81 90.
Fast steamers leave Pier %, F.. r., daily Sundays
excepted 3P. NJ. and ~ midnight. arriving In time
for trains to Meriden. Hartford. Springfield and
points SoTth.
L AMSDELL LINE.-Steamcrs leave Pier ~, y. r..
IL foot Franklin ST.. for Cranston's, West Point,
Cold Spring. Cornwall, Fishkill Landing. Sewburg,
week days ! p. NJ; sundays . A. VI.
TROY ItOATS. CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA
leaves West 10Th -. daily. except Saturdays. y p. NJ,
connecting with Dclawar" and Hudson and F~itchburg
trains. sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

y. y \. ~. 3 II II Il. AuiYr lfTtions.
From Grand trhtTRI station.
Leave. IN way OF Due.
n:o4 A. NJ. sprIngCr,d aud Worcester. $50 y. N.
lU,U0 A, NV lOpdul aud Providence, 500 L, ".
1906. A, 81, New IouGun and Providence. +'25 y, ".
lgM S~prtngprl aud Nucrstrr. b:IO 7, NJ.
I:OU T.. ~. Air Line and n. e., II r.. 600 \. N.
lrun y. NJ, New LONDON nui Providence, 1900 i, II
::uu y. NJ. sNrw london All F.uv l"nce. 1900 i. NJ.
500 T. ~. .Sprn"n,hi HnI WOrr"stIr, ln:On Y. ~.
$500 Il NJ, SKEW L0uiuu EUt rruYii'Ir ii:uOP T.. q.
lI;UO l.. NJ. 'Snr ngfi"li aud Worcester. G;l5 \. Il.
i2.uO j.. NJ. .NeM London and Providence. 1:25 A. ".
'kuIsdDply. Including SUNDAY.
ttBay state Limited, all pAriOr cars rare ", IN
cludi ug parlur ear scat.
;AIr Line LlmiIc'; arrives At ana deplTts from
Park Square station. Boston, Return service same
hour and by same route, 20
o. 7. HEMPBTEAD. Gen. SAA- AaSnG
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wOmau,s Iifo Endangered by the Sting or .
Hce.

B~INGHAMroN. Oct. 30.-Miss Edna Phillips.
who teaches school at Liberty township. was
stung on the ankle by a bee about u month ago
and may lose her life as a result. The first sting
of main that Miss Phillips felt WAS not severe,
hut soon nfterward The limb began TO swell; and
ali efforts to stop IL were futile. The best
nhvsicinns in this section have been called. hut
The case seems 10 battle their skill. Miss Phillips
is ahle to hohblo about on clutches. but it Is
feared that amputation, OF her limb, wip be
her general health 10 not good.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave Nrw NOrk, foot OF Chambers
st, as follows. and i've mlnuies earlier from Wesb
nHO 4. N.-vestibrle Express daily for bingham
J.iJO ton, WHyCrly. llinlra, Bun alo. Frdlforu' AZ
rtNt uuralO 500 -, 81. larlur car TO Ia, aiD,
- 40 q. ". -Ncstluuic limited. last mail daily,
L.UO solid train for Chicago. VIA chautalpns
Lax. arrives Clcyrlam! :: 40 a, NJ" Chicago . A. A
Sleeprrs to Chicago, cleveland, ana Cincinnati DIN
ing car. =, .,,~, n
l:s1O press daily, arrives IT l.unnlu sop 4. s3
Hrtlford 7l7 A. NJ, jamestown 200 4, NJ, Cleve'
land 1880 T.. NJ. CSlrepgtS TO RUnAlo AM tl"Neiandli
making direct connection for Detroit, Ch'raHo' Inh
tho West. cafe ltb"rrv Car,
O. = a.. .-DAiLN-Nia ChauiauluA Lake anu
o.ic Niagara Falls. solid ,rain 20 chicago. sleep
ers to HurnelIsyIlic, Chicago, and Cincinnati Dining
Gar.
i%IICKETS. LOCAL TINT CARDS. AAD PULLMAN
p57 in 0udway, lYI IL wrry, 100 last i25th At" adt
~ West I@.ir 4, Chawhr's aud west !!d t. ferries
New YORK; 3a3 and 1gd Fulton st., lOB BROADWAY,
brooklyn zoo liudrun ST, Not, ken, aud Jersey CITY
station. WustcoiE' ESpr"'s rtll, Inr Aai cli"rks nag
rngc from Iut"Is and rec ieu,e, To destinations.
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Utran Stramers.
Az RICAM LINE.
AMpURG-AMERICAN N

TWIN SCREW EMPRESS from New York to Plym-
outh tLond"nl. Oh rhuurg, Paris, and Hamburg.
r. BismarCE, Nov. II, 10 A. NJ
HAMBURG SERVICE, 10y Twin.Srrew Mall s. y.
Persia. ...... Nov. u. 3 /. II. ralHtia. Nov. 20, 2 !. NJ.
First cab. $50 up; second class. $40; stccragc, A32.
nanUGrS- American Iinr. "a DronhwsN
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ESOTTER Eb.ANI
WRITE STAR INT

GermanIc =. NV. =, noon Brllah.'c.' .N"V' I :, noon
Teutonic. Nov. 10. noon haicstir Nov: -. noon
NO COTTON CARRlED EY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier 40. North River. Orc-. . BROADWAY. New York.
II. MAITLAND kERSEf, Agent.
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Al the present rates a man VINO ouSs houSo
for ST. 900 must pay about $50 all told n year In
taxes, ana you can fix the tax rate on any mousse
Tin What part of the city do you expect tho
largest increase in selling value when the good
"You vii ind that dealers will differ some.
what in their opinions in that matter oecause ot
their varying interests, but any men who WI
closely enough Tor profit. 1t Is certain, for n,
stance, that good transportation facilities VII
suburb n, How long il since property on this
side Of ne he PARK, right q, On Eighth Gr MENU sHTemue,
that district b gan to grow. But now with the
electric trol!eys you can travel from Btth Bsach
{orly.hye minutes; you can reach it from the
Fiatbush houses in less time. You can travel
"The trolley companies OF Brooklyn are fully
turning the truck gardens between he park and
the beaches into streets. full OF inhabited houses.
tiers. Aman who buys "a home anywhere andy
70 any OF these lines cannot make a mistake IN
mr. IToT yepIye is 80 SonneTScd. 1t is my opinion that
The highlying land Oh Bay RiGse is the most
hSSin.."I 1t 4 S%s t Gps" aa 10 Ransaa. Of f Hs %G tToiiss
lines. tho elevated, and the ferry. wish
S fNin ,b h4 nrt Of Of + Fla A ! she a s"m st 11%e lois # + i, fsr
convenient to other lines Of trolleys will in
crease a; Topt.diy as these .,
one and n halfof hon. told tho reporter that moi
oyeryuOiy succeede in paying for a home, ever
WHOM willing To rent hall oil II.
You hRyc got TO keep up your annual pay
ments and puT yOur taxes. no matter what hap
pens" he said. If Won and your family keel
your health, and YOU don't lose your job. il is n!
right II! as "asy TO pay for a home us to pa!
rent, But some men who my can't keep any on
In tho spare rooms longer Than u month o
two, The children quarrel or the wolnel
do or something goes wrong every time u nov
tenant comes IN, It's the faultof the owne
where there Is always trouble. but some fam
lies are Constitutipnally unable TO do differently
And Then n man may lose his Job. OF he ma
lose his life, ard then what Is tho family to DO
But, on the whole. the chances are so good tina
should say nine ont of ten succeed where tn
man 10 sober and attends to business"
"How about thc time consumed in going I
and from your shop
."Wcll, that usually seems to be q dead los
hut II so II is tho fault OF tho man. 1t 10 tim
gained to. mr. II taxes me on tho averal
about nn hour to get To the shop, when 20
consider the lime used in W ,Iting for a CT
and tho delays that can't he helped along Il
Vine. I've made 1t in forty minutes, and II
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
GoMMiSSIONER'S SALE.


BY virtue OF the authority vested in me
by a decree Of the Circuit Court OF ONO
county. West Virginia. entered on the Zlth
day OF February. 1897. in the case OF Esther
MaXWeus administrator VS.. y. y. Max
well and Others. the undersigned special
commissioner will sell AT public auction.
at the front door of the Court House Oh
SATURDAY. APRIL 9TH, 1891
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ the Ioi-
lowing real estate, TO Wit: -, =
The undivided nvc-twenty -HiSts l1--l) OF
the tract OF land situate al the mouth of
McGraw's run. IN Liberty District IN Salu
Ohio county. known as the Imomas Max
well farm. which consists of TWO parcels.
one containing 1855 acres ana III poles more
or less. together with the road ana an the
rights pertaining thereto reserved ~ q
deed made by Thomas MaNwelLs executor
and widow 10 d. L. Brewer and others on
the 18th day of October, 1877; ana the
otner containing acrzs and ID poles more
TERMS OF SALE-One-thir of the pur-
chase money and as much more as the
purchaser may elect 10 pay IN casn, ana
the remainder in two equal annual pay
mentS with interest from me cay OF saie,
ths purchaser giving his negotiable notes
with improved security for the deferred
payments and the title 10 ne retained UNI
the payment of the purchase money IN
full. L.; o. +, S I,i.N, 70,
/ hereby certify that the above named
snecial commissioner has given bond with
security as required by Jaw am ne SAID
decree. 1. >. p IiE ~, 49, =,
". w. JnT-5o4Wugt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
IT CAN'T BE DONE.
No One Can Remain Wei, No Chronic
Disease Can BE Cured Unless inc 9'oiii"o"
is First Made Strong aud vigorous

No One Can Remain Wei, NO Chrohlc
Disease Can BE Cured Unless inc stomach
is First Made Strong aud Vigorous
This is plain because every organ in
the body depends on the stomach for
it's nourishment. Nerve, bone, sinew,
blood are made from the FOOD Whlch
the stomach converts to our use.
How useless to treat disease with TINS,
that and the other remedy and neglect
the most important OF all, the stomach
The earliest symptoms OF lhdisestloh
are sour risings, bad taste IN the mouth
gas in stomach and bowels, palpltatlon,
all-gone feeling, faintness, headaches'
consultation: later comes loss OF hesh,
consumption. liver and heart troubles,
kidney disease, nervous prostratloh' al
of which are the indirect result Oh poor
nutrition.
ANY person suffering from lndlges-
ton should make it a practice 10 taKe
after each meal one OF Stuart Dys-
pepsia Tablets. allowing it TO dissolve
in the mouth and thus mingle with the
saliva and enter the stomach in the
most natural way. These Tablets are
highly recommended by DR.. Jennison
because they are composed OF the nat
ural digestive acids and fruit essences
which assist the stomach in digestlng
all wholesome food before it has time
to ferment and sour.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by druggists, full sized packages at oo
cents They are also excellent for in
valids and children. A book on stom-
ach diseases and thousands Of testimon-
ials Of genuine cures sent free by adj
dressing Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02

night never pass away. ana the u"S cOiHS
on which [ might send for Tom?
the crate half an hour ago. Rum little
woman she is, l think she was a bit an
moved al my turning up II such an unholy
hour of the morning. but ! had to come
early. l couldn't wait till later. darling
Good boy" l murmured tearful!y.
"She charged in here, and fused around
for a bit" continued my lover putting
the bacon and eggs on the table, stared
at me as if had nine heads. tod me you
would soon be in to have breakfast with
me, and whisked out of the room and nat
rs if the affairs of the nation were await
ing her immediate attention. Was she
crustv when you asked If l might come
here Kit?"
Il didn't ask her I replied: you sec
I had no idea you, would be here this
morning, and
Toms face darkened and he pulled n
telegram from his pocket.
Come to III Chelsea Mansions as early
as you can tomorrow, " he read. " l
want you. Kit Did you think that l
would linger after receiving that the very
last thing last night?'
Christie must have sent it, said
blankly. How very queer"
Then I suppose ! had better go sug-
gested Tom. l have evidently seen
hristie. and as the interview is over,
need not innict my society upon you any
longer. Why she sent for me l cannot
pretend to understand 1 suppose YOU
wish me to leave YOU"
tod q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
ABlT Or nUNBUG

Household Words
before my marriage. Whenever ! got
into hot water with st-nmo,ler 1i
bome-whlch by the way. was no, sell
Jom- father used 90 pack me up TO Lon
Jon to STAY with my own m9jhef
friend Christina Dalton. i'm her t'3 ta'
at Chelsea. ..,.,....-,+
There was only @ coml2rJao.e amount
of room i'm Che BaJ COR Christie ana AeF
servants bat tl.y always found q pace
for me. slept iu nice dresS' ns-toom
onenine ont of Chrisies bed room.
Srbore was mo- door of communication
,e INV only pretily loop5d must N
c,,rtsirs. but as went TO bed early ....
and Christie invariably worked li, z
or Q in the morniug. / was seldom Gus. IS.
,1rbei bv hearing her chat heise. L.. 20
I'm ~, ~, as is her eccentric custom. ms
6 5.,SR' of hers como from hy'ns so mN1h
nio,e snprose. for Christie Is ny ma
tnre Genial. comparionaole I,'l,e ere
stnrp Who. from necessity r'll5i . ...ol'
c cS0ie, learns TO depe7d more aud more.
o.,o ,i,,ss eoes on up Christina Dalon
&C friend and coUfd1nte. ,.o,..,-
'9 = woman wasted tina us WG2l Oa''s-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
Ena sAlE-REAL ESTATE.
TOR SALE.
Building Lots on Thirteenth Street, lamp
den Place. Building Lots at EdgIngion.
VI. v HOGE,
City Bank Building, Market st.
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of the aupthority vested in
them. 1y a decree of the Circuit Court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, entered on the
18th day of February, 1891, IN the cases Oh
others. and William Lipphardt and others
V. Charles f. Hosford and others. me uh1
dersigned special commissioners Will sell
ct public auction, at the north door Oh Ihs
Court House Of Ohio county, on
MONDAY. APRIL 10Th, 1897,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m, the tollowlhS
described parcel Of real properly slluaIe1
in Ohio county and bounded anu GS9G ,aI.,I
as follows: that is 20 say. piece or parcSl
OF real estate lying and being al the hol1l!-
west corner of the parcel OF real estase, III %
mentioned and described in a deco mac py
Isabella Zane and Noah Zane 70 E!alOH
Zane ON the glst day of August IN the year
1894. and recorded In the ONCE OF the CleIh
OF the County Court of ONO SouiIS III
Deed Book ~, at page 4SS, ana runiiINe
from the said northwest corner Sas5" -, - "a
w along the National or Cumberland rOdu
'Scventy-thrse G3) feet; thence running
back northwardly from the sald lTUiiI ii n1
and seventy-three CD feet II VIII &c
hundred and sixty QG0) feet, being piSSC
of ground 70 by 100 feet, and the SAINT ui 81
which Isabella Zane has recently elsS.(N
a new frame dwelling house ana lIlp Pr, 9
ments, together with al the IN IN bot,'- the
upon the said piece OF ground, DelnS -
same parcel which Is described IL lie r.
of trust made by Noah Zane ana VIE WI ~
Robert White. trustee, dated on me o. G'i ~
OF August III the year 1919, an
said clerks office in Book 49, at page z45.
TERMS or SALE-One-third OF me me
purchase money, and so much more d. 5o I'D
purchaser shall elect 10 pay, cash -. h tto
on the day of sale and residue III wv, W.
equal insgallments. payable respeCFt,NNo TI VIZ
on one and two years from the day OF 80, 80,
with interest from that day the
giving notes for the deferred lnstailme ms NJ
OF purchase money and the title being re, re
tanned to secure the payment OF such noteS.
and. as additional security. the purc,IlSj11SSI
effecting and maintaining upon me july ,,!itt
ings upon the said property insurance WI VIZ
underwriters satisfactory TO the speCil'
commissioners i'm such amount not ~
ceeding the estimated values OF the bulid11
ings as may be satisfactory 10 the spec'"'
commissioners.
ROBERT WHITE,
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL.
Special Commissioners.
I hereby certify that bond with security
has been given by the above menuonsd
special commissioners as required Dy the
c. ii. HENNING. Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-02
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

5000 buys lot 30xl2O on North Huron --.
Zane street. on paved street. MI. r
gases and sewage.
$500 buys lot 2SNlOO. north end ol Oh. ..
and.
e $50 buys house of four rooms -r
cellar. both gases: fine home fYr
couple: No. 81 North Huron ... SD
cash handles IL.
81. 800 buys house of rooms nu.
corner of Indiana and Huron Streets. ..-s
desirable, OH time.
Money 10 loan on city real ,sa. ..
curity.
ROLF & ZANE
- FOurte.... S.