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HELD THE INDIANS

Carlisle indians Win From Univer-
sity Of California IN a Remarkable
Game.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2s4To.day
~. s..t ana the wet lined M on the
".idIron ina opposlnr team, being
c,rII,le of Pennsylvania. and the Uni
,o..,tv az Ca1ISornia. sfx tbousaud
no,n,s v,ituesgea the game. The Betbe-
w rootsra were ont IN force. but the
~ ,vere nat lacking sv1Datbi4ars
ivory one exueeted an easy walk
,aor Tor the rndians hut a. this their
ortrc,nations were NOT realized. Rerke-
,ay mt nm 4 magnificent game. and
Ia the indiana down in ane STYLE.
49, -, ,.oro A. 4ho end NJ the raae heinz,
.no ~ nothing IN favor Of ID, indians.
a ,,,mble bv BerlSeley when he ball
% IN her .en.yard line Iost ber the!
came Kaarsburr tried fake kick,
~, dronned the han He picked Il up
Ut IN. Indiana were through the line
"a n,.h.d rim over for a safety. Had
~ bsen auccesaful in this trick the
~ won't, undouhtet,ly have been a
-. .S''
W. c,-,,.,s wor me toss and licked on
%. tbIrtv Yards Berkeley ran the
S,u IN ave vards then returned the
S,nL The Ipdlaas then began to buck
M vo-s fairIv suceessfaE although
p Dr. b,Id ard the indians found It
b,rI work when the ball was on
p.rE.,ev,s ten-yard line Carlisle
,",,h,.J end BERKELEY took the BAN.
Then KaarsblrE tried his fake kick,
, Hts ,o.t the game for the blue and
M -, nc end ~ The first balf Der
, s.,a, sas,ned i he somewhat winded.
Az ~, 49, Tndls,s were 81 fresh as ever.
1 Dus :, 1,as nrsd,eted that they would
an ~ !. ,s,Ts .cors nut The breath
~, ,U,I ' " : h..,g.sT halves nut berkeley
.as sps "a ~. n,.xe+ the sseond halt
rS,h dash mat was surprising. In
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The ttPioneer'' sleeper.

A remarkable example of longevity
Is seen IN the sleeping car Pioneer"
the first constructed type Of the Pull
man sleeper. Built under Mr.. Pull
mans plans and eye in 1851. 1t was IN
service most Of the time until 1889,
when 1t was placed on the retired list.
The Spanish American war called the
car, like many other veterans, into
service again, and Il continued in use
untll few days ago, when 1t was con-
demned, having survived its inventor
and creator. Did the Pioneer now show
all the characteristics Of the first Pull
man car 1t would be immensely inter-
esting and worthy Of permanent
preservation, but the interior has been
rnodernized several times, so that It
does not suggest the wonderful evolu-
ton which the sleeping car has gone
through during the past thirty.eight
years.
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the match that started the fire. The
new company expects to have the lights
turned on In the city by the first Of the
new year.
Father Wehrle will hold midnight
mass al st. Johns church on the 3lst.
This Is a rare privilege, and can be held
only upon special dlspensatlon of Pope
Leo XIII, which has been granted to
the Catholics Of the world this year.
The public school library will be add
ed to this week, Superintendent Ander-
son and the committee having pur-
chased a number Of new books for II.
The Buckeye Fishing Club ban at
Turner Hall last night was attended by
a great crowd, and as is usual the boys
and their friends had good time.
The Oldest postal clerks declare that
the holiday season this year made the
heaviest mall ever known since they
have been In the service.
There were seven arrests for being
drunk and dIsorderly IN the two days
preceding Christmas, but they all got
out for Christmas but one.
Ex-SheriK w. N. Darby and family
came down from st. Clairsville yester-
day, and took dinner with the family Of
his father, R. Darby.
The steel works, the bottle works, all
the enamellng plants, Rodefers glass
factory and the foundries will all resume
work this morning
John B. Watt, proprietor Of the Globe
Hotel, was presented with a fine new
hat by the attaches Of the hotel as a
Christmas present.
The Belmont Towing Company have
purchased the towboat Eliza Jane from
Jacob Heatherlngton; consideration,
$4,000.
The merchants OF Bellaire are unan-
imous In saying that the holiday bus
mess Of this year was the best they ever
had.
Ell B. LETTERS and Miss Miranda FL
len Hensley were married Christmas
Eve by Squire Mason.
Common pleas court win round up the
December term and adjourn to-day.
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CYCLING.

After the meeting Of the Railroad
Passenger Agents in Chicago. 1t was
announced that no decision had been
reached in the matter Of having a uni
form charge for the carrying of blcy-
Cles. The reason, as stated. was that
there was no use in attempting such
thing as long as several Of the large
eastern states had laws requiring the
railroads to carry bicycles as baggage.
Instead Of having the uniform charge
It was decided to work quietly" for the
repeal of these laws. wherever they In
terfere with the programme OF the
agents.
Prominent wheelmen throughout the
east have been much amused at the
phraseology Of this report. for II It Is
true. It win be decidedly humorous
They say that the work Of the roads
In getting the laws repealed may be
quiet" but the opposition thereto VIII
he decidedly noisy. Those particular
laws are among the most striking evil
dences Of the efficiency of the League OF
American wheelmcnas working force
In behalf of cycling interests, and were
passed after months Of the hardest
kind Of work. These divisions will not
allow their repeal quietly" or other
wise. as the railroads viii soon dlscov-
er As matter Of fact such an at
tempt would probably be good thing
Tor the League, as 1t would immediate
y bring to It's support many wheelmen
who arc not now members Of H. The
League win not shIrk the tight, that Is
certain. nor VIII they be quiet. II the
roads want a quiet night they had better
tackle some other organization thnn the
onc which has bested them on nearly
every occnslon on which they have met.
The annual meeting of the connect-
cut Division of the League Of AmerI-
can whselmen was held at Hartford,
with full representation OF delegates,
II was decided to lnaugurate n lecture
bureau for conducting an extensive ed
ucatIonal campaign for good roadS.
This has been tried in other states and
has proved highly successful, The
Connecticut Division Will make every
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PITTSBURGH-Rlver feet ana falI-
Ing Weather clear and cold
stationary Weather cloudy and cold.
WSRREN--River 2 feet 3 inches.
Weather cloudy and cold.
on, CITY-Rlver feet Inches and
Ealing weather cloudy and cold.
STEUBENVIILE-River 10 feet .
,pcbea and falling. Passed down: Alice
Brown, VoyaEer Passed up; John MO-
rem and Mariner -
BRoWNsVILLE-River II feet and
PARK ERSBURG-ohio river u feet
inches and falling, Weather cloudy
mercury. 15. Passed up; queen cry
with coal. Alice Brown, stella Moren'
Little Kanawha river is ihluns' 10
Gals are on time.
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Wheeling Peopla IN Il.

Articles Of Incorporation under the
laws Of West virginia have been taken
out by the Jewett Car Company. of
Newark, Ohio. with capital Of 100000.
and press reports state that Il Is the In
tentlon Of the new company to make
steel cars. As to the latter statement
we are not informed. but we know that
it Is the intention OF the present Jewett
Car Company, OF Jewett, Ohio. 10 move
to Newark, Ohio, about March !. 1900,
where new works OF about double the
capacity OF the present plant will be
built. The ineorpoFators are: A. II.
SlsSon, Wheeling, w. Va; Q. 2. krebs,
Jewett, Ohio; W. S. Wright, H. s. Sands
and Paul o. Reymann. OF Wheeling, w.
Va.-Railroad Gazette.
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1u.,+bor Blocj.ed the Game.

The average football player can
stand almost any old kind of weather.
but the brand furnished by the wea-
Their department yesterday was too
fresh for the talent. hence the game
scheduled between the Rough Riders
and the Madisons did not come to
pass. The promoters had reckoned on
the sort Of weather that prevailed for
some weeks until the day before
Christmas. Little interest was mani
tested in the proposed game, anyway,
for the Thanksgiving game generally
winds up the football season.
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The marks at p. m. Monday showed
10 feet Z inches and falling. Weather
clear and cold. with light snow.
The Keystone State is this mornings
packet for Cincinnati, departing at s
a. m.
The Queen City will pass up for Pitts
burEh to-day. and for Cincinnati she
clears wheeling Thursday at s a. m.
The voynger passed down at s p. m.
yesterday with a tow Of coal.
The Enterprise went up at $50 p M
with tow Of empties.
The T. NJ. Bayne, Leroy and Ruth OBJ
served Christmas Day by tleing up.
Henry Adams died at Mingo Junction
Yesterday, aged ninety years He was
an old time riverman. and made forty
nine fiat boat trips to New Orleans.
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RE11ArRE HAPPENINas.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

Christmas was very generally oh
served In this city In social way, The
manufactures were oil closed, and the
stores all closed at noon, several OF
them before that time. The crisp
weather, the snow-covered ground and
the good times all combined to make it
an ideal Christmas, and the family re-
unions and social gatherings "at home"
were the best features of the observ-
anance. About these there is hallow.
ed happiness that cold type falls to give
any definite Idea or But there were
those who remembered the poor and
other deserving and unfortunate ones
Many q well filled basket reached
homes where the scant larder had given
only partial zest to the merry Christ
mas. and the unexpected but welcome
visitor who found happiness In giving
TO less fortunate ones performed a mis-
GIon that extended the circle OF good
cheer. The little ones were all nicely
remembered by the churches and at
their homes. and taking II all In all yea
terday was the hRppiest Christmas Bel
laire has had for many years There
were those who spent the day having 4
good time with the boys" and they
seemed TO enjoy all that was going. but
gone Of them will regret this morning
that good times and Christmas come to-
gether. II r. creditnble TO say, how
ever, that the excess In this direction
was not carried 10 the extent that char
actcrized former years
A.,
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THE RAmRoADs

Alter years Of consideration. the
Pennsylvanla lines eEst % Pittsburgh
will, on January /, put IN operation a
system Of penaions for old age. On
that date all OiHcers and employees
who have reached the age Of seventy
years all be retired on a.pension IN
each case equal to per cent for each
year OF continuous service. OF the av-
erage salary for the. last ten years. Thus.
lt seeul6, an G6ieeE who has been IN the
seFvlce twenty years on q salary aver
aging s. 200 for the last ten years will
receiye,a penHion Of $500 q year; a con-
ductoF who has seen twenty-five years
service at 1870 year VIII have 500
annually: q section foreman who has
tolled on the track for forty years ana
has received $500 a year will have an
annual income Of $5sO 4 year, and
80 on. Length Of service Is properly
made the controlling factor In deter
mining the amount Of pension and so
II may happen that Swltchman who
has spent all his life on the Pennsyi-
VanIa railroad may receive larger In
come after retlrment than his super
intendent, whose connection with the
company has been Of shorter duration.
Pgrmauency OF service and loyal at
tachment to the road are among the re-
suits aimed at by these regulations. AM
other feature Of the plan provides for
the retirement on the same basis Of all
officers and employees Sixty-hve years
old or over. who. having been for thirty
years in the service Of the company are
physically disqualified. For sickness
and other disability incurred previous
to the age for retirement, the Relief
and Aid Association. which has long
been in existence. provides assistance
the pension department being really an
extension Of that benefcent and success
full organIzation.-Railway Age.
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European Crack Trains.

The special lonE-dIStance trains,
comparable to our limited" trains. be-
come more numerous In Europe. The
time tables for this winter show the
"orIent express" the oldest of these
trains, running from Paris to Con-
stantinople, by way Of Munich, Vienna,
Budapest, Belgrade, and Sofia, 1925
miles, In 641s hours. Between Paris
and Vienna It runs daily; to Constant
lnople, twice week. The 'Peninsular
express runs twice week between
CaIais and BrindisI, 1885 miles in 1913
hours. From London, 104 miles further
four more hours Is required. This 10
the quickest route to Egypt and India.
The ''Southern express" runs twice
week from Paris via Madrid to Lisbon,
1,lA miles, in Ssh hours; TO Madrid, 9O2
miles, in rs hours. 1t connects with the
sleeping car line from Madrid to Glib
raltar, which formerly ran no further
than Seville, and this Is the most COM
Portable way Of getting to the interior
of Spain for passengers by the New
ork-Mediterranean steamers. whlch
all touch at Gibraltar The Calais
Rome express" runs twice q week. l,0SI
miles, in time not reported. The Medi-
terranean express runs by way OF San
Reno, Italy, Ss3 miles. From the other
direction to the same winter resorts
there will be a train once 4 week from
81. Petersburg via Vienna as far as
Cannes, France. 1920 miles, in s. hours.
including three hours stop at Vienna
AS far as Vienna this Is a daily train.
The North and South express" runs
daily from Berlin to Verona, 6ss miles,
in 1913 hours. For part OF the year 1t
is run as far as Naples, through Rome,
$50 miles further. The Ostend, Vienna
4 ConstanzR train, daily as far as Vien-
ma, but only weekly TO COnatanEa, "a
Black Sea port OF Roumania, with
steamer connections TO Constantlnople),
passes over the 1888 miles in 5S1A hours.
and passengers from London can reach
Constantinople by this train in 1Sh
hours, the distance being 2,055 miles. The
North express runs twice week from
Ostend to st. Petersburg, 1000 miles. in
4S hours. Il is daily between Ostend
and Berlin. st. Petersburg Is 1879
hours from London by this train.
In the summer the "Engadine eN-
press runs from Calais to Thusls.
Switzerland, 645 miles. In twenty hours
During the Paris Worlds Fair next
year II II proposed to run the Orient
express twice a day between Vienna
and Paris, and the North express three
times a week between st. Petersburg
and Paris.
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Relief IN six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure" 1t
is a great surprise on account Of Its ex-
ceedIng promptuess In relieving pain in
bladder, kidneys and back, in male or
female. Relieves retention Of water
almost Immediately. IL you want quick
relief and cure this is the remedy. Sold
by R. H. List. druggist. Wheeling w.
va. tth&S
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WAatarn FizEle.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa. Dec. 25.-The
newly-organIzed Western Baseball
League appears to be going to pieces,
and has now dwindled to five clubs by
the failure Of Lincoln to pay It's first
assessment.
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ON December 20, "a. %, 20 and q, 1899,
onJ January /, 1900, the Wheeling q
I.nLe Erie railroad will sell excursion
tickets al one and onc-third fare Tor the
round trip. return limit good until jan
unrY 2. 1900.
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BOWLING.

That the prize turkey bowling at Fet-
ties alleys yesterday was the best thing
OF the kind this season was shown by
the way the bowlers OF the city gather
ed at the alleys. and the earnestness
with which each man started in every
game with the determined intention Of
doing better than in the game previous.
The prize winners were as follows:
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THE RIVER.
,nrnnAv,s nEpARrrREs

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
ParkersburE. BEN HUR. 10P. m.
Marietta .URANIA, 10 a. m.
Newport. ELoISE, II a. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, 5 a. m
Marietta. sos. URANIA.S q. m.
PittSburgh, QUEEN CITY, 4 a. m.
PSrEersburE a. K. BEDFORD, II a. m.
Matnmoras.. LEVEL. = q. M
SIstersville. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
CIarInCtor. LEROY, 400 p. m.
SteubenviIIe. II. n. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
r,harleston. .KANAwHA, $50 u. m.
NeVuort, .ELOISE. II a. m.
Marietta 49,. .URANIA. 8 a. m.
SIEtersville. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
CIaringtor. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
SteubenVIlle. T. NJ. BAYEE, 2:5O p, m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, y. m.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
National TUBE COMPANY.
November u, 1888,

Preferred Stock Dividend No. :.
Al a meeting Of the board OF directors.
held this day, u Quarter.YeaFly dividend
Of one and three-quarters per centum upon
the preferred capital stock Of the National
Tube Company was declared out OF the
net profits Of the company, payable Janu-
AIRY :, 1900 at the office Of the company,
No, &c CurtlRndt street, New York City.
The preferred stock transfer books Will
be closed on December 10 1883, at " o'clock
m, and will remain closed until January
{, 1900, at 10 o'clock a. m.
no9.tfh&s a. LUKE. Treasurer.
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IT'S tho little colds that grow into
hty colds. the big colds that end In con
s,,,nnflon and death. Watch the little
S o DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
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effort to Interest The farmers Of the
state IN ne highway Improvement
movement. This Is one Of The most ac-
tive divisions in the League. and Il viii
be particularly 50 during the coming
year. as there is an Objectionable Ian-
tern law on the books, and an attempt
win be made to have this repealed, In
addition 70 the work in behalf Of sew
eraI other legislative measures. A
state press committee was provided for
and win furnish the newspapers with
news Of the division.
At the annual meeting OF the Aflchl-
gan Division Of the League Of Ameri-
can Wheelmen, one Of the most import
ant measures was the adoption Of a
resolution calling upon the governor to
use the state convIots In the building
and maintenance Of roads. The secre-
tary was instructed to have 5000 petit
tons to this eject printed and clrcu-
lated throughout the state. The good
roads movement is the most Important
part Of the work Of this division, and It
numbers among It's officers several who
are experts on road building. The re-
port Of the secretary treasurer showed
the division to be in a healthy financial
condition.
The corrected otlcial list Of delegates
to the National Assembly Of the League
Of American WheeImen, II as follows:
Colorado. .; Connecticut, 6; Della
ware. Q; District of Columbia. 3: Flori-
da, /; Georgia, /; Illinois, s; Indiana. 4;
Iowa, 4; Kansas, a. Kentucky, 4;
Maine. 4; Maryland, s; Massachusetts,,
%; Michigan. 2; MINNESOTA. 3; Missouri,
3; Montana, /; Nebraska, 2; New
Hampshire, 4; New Jersey. 10; New
York, %: North Carolina, /; Ohio. 81;
Oregon, 1; Pennsylvania. 80; Rhode Is
land, 6; South California. 3; South Car
ollna, /; Tennessee, 1; Texas, /; YER
mont, 2; Virginia, 2; Washington, /:
West Virginia. /; Wisconsin, 8; ex-ot-
ficIals. 10: ex-presldents. II; A. A. u,
l; professionals. i; total, 227.
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Hermann, the Great,

And his big company OF entertainers.
New and startling sensations and illu-
Rions. Marvellous leGerdemain, interpo-
lated vaudeville. Iona (the singer Of
popular songs). 4-LUCIERS-4( Mon-
archs of the musical world,
Prices, CSC, 5Oc, 75c and Sl.OO. Reserved
seat sale commences Saturday morning
AT the Opera House box Office. de26
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j. S. RHODES { co.
sTocKHoIpRRs, MEETINas.
NETTING.

cTocKHoLDERs' MEETING.
The annual meeting Of tho stockholders
pRny will be held at the office Of the COM
puny on Monday. January s, 1890, between
the hours Of and o'clock p. m, for
the election Of managers 70 serve during
JOS. LAWSON, Secretary.
Wheeling. ". Va, Dec. 2, lss9. dez
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS,
The stockholders Of the Bank OF the
Ohio Valley will hold their annual meet
ing at the bank Monday January 5, 1900,
between the hours Of l and o'clock p. m.
for the transaction OF such business a.
may be brought before the meeting.
]. A. MILLER.
des5 Cashier.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE.
Monday, January /. New Years Day,
matinee and night. The worlds famous
prestIdigitateur,
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,FOR RENT.

.
No. 20 Sixteenth street. ...,,..".,..'.,tll4 q
M. 800 North York street, ...,.,.v, y II
i,roomed house east OF Coal CUT: Nv
M isiS Main street, barber shop and
S,th room furnished complete. go. -
Ground on Chaplln0 street; will lease f0e
GFonnd on Wood street, Will lease for =
term OF years. -,, a
blacksmith shop, Market street, h9ttA "
Twenty-fourth street
FOR SALE,
saloon-one OF the. best locations IN city
with lease to May I, 1901.
M n North Front street.
Desirable property on Chaplina atFOoe-rl
Garner LOT. Is feet front.
81, ~ sixteenth street.
No n Maryland street.
No. 70 North York street.
No. l0IS McColloch street.
NJ a Seventeenth street.
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
i.nt ON South Front street,
No, ti2 Main street.
No. is9 and l2gi5 Market street,
No. ggll Main street.
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WANTED

UTANTED-A GOOD GiNf, WHO cat
Nv cook. q twelfth street. ~
TTANTBD-AN IFiTIIIifIeI M NAM
w can make good money q md lgl1ls
Apply q Room . B1eh8nge Bank l.ts
ing. u.
"ANTED "A GOOD ROOM IN
w feet or larger 0Ood dfE eelels
would angwer. Address &C. =. =, eAfo
,Intolllgencer Once. stato dimes iepS;,
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JAMES A. HENRY.

Real Eslate AGanl, Collector, N0I1Ig
Public and Pension Agent No. i1N
Main street
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ZOE RENT.
mol LOAN.

WE LOAN MONEY ON REAL ~
w TATE on easy monthly paymeltas
Write for particular =. II. SLOAN ~
Va. aull,ekl =
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They have started the ircs under the
boilers In the new electric plant, John
r. Flynn having the honor OF striking
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Umplfe-Petefson.
ScoreFs-Mann and Hackmau.
Tonight - Rough Riders VS.. All
Rooters.
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REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

wANTEp-Good Mortgage Loan on CiIA
and County Real Estate.
$50 for lot on Llnd st SEsseeEE;.,,.,. ,,,..,,
-" 81 Tor lot at Park View.
tS06 Tor lot 25xloo. Wood street. Soath
WEN y 56D coo. 81 200 and 1850 for lots and
bniiding sites In Pleasant Valley.
yi,75O for 6-roomad house ana lot' SCUM
Si IS SV Tor two-s,ory brick dwelling and
lot, North Main street; very best Location,
80 and $500 each for two brick dWeils
J,TS and LOT on Fifteenth street.
n o61 FOR s.roOmed frame dwelling, lot y
BY 100, corner Thirty-fourth and Chapuhe
''ES6 65S for brick residence and lot on ~.
New New Bulletin Issued next week.
C. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone No. ST.
Corner Fourteenth and MaEkeE stEeaSa