davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12

rejoice at such evidences OF brother
hood. II shows realization Of one of
the dearest ideals Of our order.
while the world has been uplifted
and bettered by the recognition of the
brotherhood Of man, by the work OF
those who recognize the dignity TINT
belongs to any creature who has been
given the human form divine, there Is
yet much to do for those who are weak
in themselves. Hence we emphasize the
third tenet In our creed, beneVolenee.
The benevolent man Is not only we'll
wisher, but he Is, q well-doer. We can
not associate with our fellow men
without knowing Of their sorrows and
dIsappOintments and trials 1t Is our
duty as true Pythians, first to those OF
our own order. then to men at lRrge-to
offer all assistance in our power. 1t Is
our duty to emulate that great Helper
who spent his whole life In benevolent
deeds: who lived in the world that he
might go about doing good, This last
part Of our creed Is the flower and
fruit Of the first ones. We may love our
brethren, but Of what avail are such
things unless they lead US to that
sympathy which Is accompanied by
good deeds? We are TO make the world
better. And we cannot make 1t better
by living to ourselves Our order
teaches us to use our money our
strength, our talents to make the
world brighter for those who are in the
shadow. kinder for those who have
suffered its frown, happier for those
who have known its sorrows. One life
may touch many lives; one brother
may lift many burden, cheer many q
saddened heart, brighten many tear
dlmmcd eye bring light into many a.
desolate home.
LET us then. as we look out upon
the grand possibilities Of the great
century Just dawning upon US, resolve
that we will not be fnithless servants;
that we win not be slow to run on the
errnnds Of love and mercy which our
order expects OF us; that we viii do
NIL we can toward uplifting humanity
everywhere; toward recognizing that
Inlissoluble bond which binds all men,
together; that we Will 10 what we can
to establish the reign of brotherly love
among men: that we win at I'LL times
and in all places open Wide the hnnd OF
benevOlence to those who have need Of
our mipistrntlofts. thus adding benevo-
lent deeds to benevolent word. And
may our beloved order long live and
flourish to carry out its grand and good
principles among men.
again thank you and your people,
Mr.. Mayor, and assure YOU that we,
as your guests will not be backward or
timid in partakIng Of your good things.
And trust that our acts, our words
and our Efforts to better mankind will
be such that our stay among and with
you will prove n blessing 10 the good
people Of the glorious, hospItable city Of
Wheeling"
Brief responses were made by SUI
preme Chancellor Sample and Major
General Carnahnn, both Of which were
well received. especially Mr., Samples
reference TO the ladies. and General
Earnahnns tribute to the American
flag and patriotism.
Then the grand lodge went into exec
utlve session,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12
BRIDGEPORT HAPpEN1NGs.

Events OF Day in tho Town ut the
End oithe Bridge,
David Moore. who resides on Pike
street, in this city, met with an acci-
dent while at work at the BellaIre steel
works yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Moore
is employed at the mines of the COM
pany and was coming out OF the bank
with a load Of coal when in some man
ner hls arm was caught between the
car and one of the props at the side Of
mine, breaking both bones in his right
forearm. Mr.. Moore was brought to
his home in this city, where the frac-
ture was reduced. The accident will
lay him of work for several weeks.
Another case OF dlphtherin has been
reported to the health officer. 1t is the
two.year-old child OF Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Harris. residing at Wheeling
creek. The first case in this city was
in this family which proved fatal. The
quarantine had not been lifted when the
second child was taken III. Indications
point strongly to an epidemic of this
dreaded disease along this side OF the
river. as Martins Ferry has many
cases and several are reported In Bel
laire
Contractors Koehnline and Berry ex-
pect to finish paving the south side Of
Pike street, through to the city limits
to-day. The work on this street has for
the past week been pushed to compile
ton Mt rapid rate, and the city Is to
be congratulated on the quality OF work
they are receiving,
The Bridgeport sick list has the fol-
lowing additions MS reported yesterday:
Irene Brandt, Kirkwood; Mrs. james
German, Pike street: Mrs. Charles
Hughes. Pike street, and Mrs. Frank
Bell, Pike street.
Mrs. Travis came up from Mounds.
VILE yesterday and escorted her son,
Willie, home, inter having spent some
time in our loak-up. AMI after an unsuc-
cessful attempt at suicide, while in con-
fnement
Miss Mary Graham, who has been
visiting friends Gin Philadelphia for
several weeks, stopped of here yeBter-
day 70 visit few days before return
Ing to her home In Chicago.
The Good Templars served nm oyster
supper last evening In their hall in the
opera house block. which was largely
attended. A neat sum was cleared.
Frank Burk left yesterday for Park
ersburg In response to telegram, an
nouncing the serious Illness OF his faith
or,
The young people of this city are con-
templatlng dance, to be given at the
Island Club rooms. Friday evening.
Mrs. j. e, Truoman left last evening
for Philadelphia and New York, to visit
relatives for several weeks
Mrs. S. C. Dunlevy left yesterday for
her home IN Lauharay Heights, after a
visit with relatives here.
W. 4. Graham will be here to-day
from Chicago. to spend few days
with friends,
Max Gnus left yesterday for Ten
nnnta tunnel to spend several days
hunting.
Miss Laura Vale, OF Lloydsvllle, ia
the guest Of Miss Kate Bratton, on Pike
street.
/ George Mckee has purchased a fine
cart and pony for his daughter, Mar
jorC.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Denham are visit
ms relatives In st. cl0lrsvlllo for a few
days
Frank Dougherty returned yesterday
from few days visit with CRdlz rela-
tIves
G. u, HendershOt hHs gone to Wind
sor, Canada, on business trip.
II, g, RraRum left yesterday on n
business trip up the river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12
A FEW WILL CONVINCE.
Con be Sure You are on the Right
Track.
A Feeling Of Security that any Person
Can be Very Thankful to
HnNr.

Have.
There Is n feeling of security in using
Kld-ne-oids a few doses WIN convince
you that you are on the right track.
They act quickly and pleasantly; they
are not at all bad TO take, and arc COM
Veniently put up In wooden boxes, 60
that you can carry them In your pocket
and use them while AZ work. You do
not have to stop work while using
Eid-ne-olds. They have done great
deal OF good for n vast number Of peo-
pie here In Wheeling. We hEvc given
you the names and addresses OF these
people from time TO time. and again re-
fer you to Mrs, c. Krnur No. 1927 Main
street, who has uacd Kid-nc-olds with
rood rcsultR, md says: ~ WINS a suf-
lcrer from disordercd kidneys for about
six years, at times would have such II
Bevcrc pain across the small OF my back
md In my right side that could not
get nbout or attend TO MY household
duties. The doctors said that had
pleurisy, but 1t seemed that nothing
they would give me would cure II, and
4 tried neveral different kinds OF mcdi-
nlnaB, but nothing ever did me any
good, until got some OF Morrow's Kid
ne-Olds, which had noticed advertised
ut Charles r. Goct2e's drug store and
lie guaranteed them TO Cure or refund
the money. After had tnken Idd-ne-
odds for n few days was entirely re-
lIcved and have not suffered any since;
] believe they have entirely cured mo
and cun recommend them TO anyone
suffering an I was"
DO you wnnt mocc proof Of tho on.
cheney OF this preparation? u no.
witch the papers and you win find
many others from ttln city repeating
the snme experience. MorrowR KID
ne-Dids hre not pills, but Yellow Tab
lets, which Is the most nclcnti.ic form
OF putting up medicine. They roll at
nifty centa per box at Charles Il.
Goetzcs drug store
Descriptive booklc; mailed upon re-
gucst by Iohn Morrow . CO., Chemists,
Springfield Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12
cas Naaoaai ~ .gl.a1g.ss cgl91g
DO You Want An Insurance

eohteatabuly
piece only protect the futur6 Of
family viii orchunablo asset without lteteadon
loss through mlsosano Of nesigenesf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12

The new building OF w. ]. Morrison.
on Gravel Hill, and Julius Schwob, In
the Fourth ward, are nearing compile
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12

j. G. Tomlluson, agent Pennsylvania
lines. No. Eleventh street, 10 agent for
the North German Lloyd, Cunard,
American. French, Anchor, Red Star
and White Star lines. Sec him for low
csI rAlnN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12

suffering, and good deal OF bacRache'
but 1 thought all women had these
things and did not complain.
III had doctored for some time, bat
no medicine seemed to help me, and my
physician thought it best for me to 80
to the hospital for local treatment. /
had read and heard so much of your
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12
Azure for Constipation.

have beon troubled with combination LOT
yeaTE II was running my henIItn, ny CSi IN
~ ti,"t TtieTV king has restored All Ihrcei
mi tbs n fsF irving many other meul tlh1S
ihat WeFo supposed 70 DO COCO, Dnt T w ~
Wero Of no value whatever W S3.li'i.,, ~
tsii every suffering woman Wy Ni,iS
has done for mo- Nellie ueu'u' ~ =, ~.
Colsry King cures C1nGtl ~ .S ~ I'd.
oasegOfthON Nerves., Btninncn, l.aN ~. 4 ~
ntyn. Sold BY druggists. 20 ana &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12

MAKE home place OF pleasure.
Keep therein your greatest treasure,
Cooks Imperial Champagne Extra Dry.
II Ii superior.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12

TT GAVE little thought to my health writes MRS Ws1 "
BELL sso,N. Walnut ST.. Canton, o. to Mrs. Pink
= ham until found myself unable to attend to my
household duties.
Il had had my days Of not feeling well and my monthly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12
SrmRs, 9e'Orta.
DER PARK HOTEL,
"On the Crest Otths AIlsuhsalsS,"
DER PARK. Nd.

s0vsral IcsIrable newly furnished COT.
TAGES FOR RENT for the coming sea-
son; ready for occupancy from June l..
These cottages are iully equipped Tor
can arrange for meals at tho hotel, which
OPENS June u.
Mos, desirable location In the Allegheny
MouniaIha on line OF II. & o. r. X, For
terms and full Information, address
d. &. JONES, Manager,
th&B Baltimore. Nd. y. y Q. building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
crx r,TzuuGH LEES REPORT
Of auartermnster's Dep'
and system Of Jurisprudence'
New York SUI


WASHINGTON, october ls-Genefai
Fitzhugh Lee. commanding the Depar',
ment of the Province OF Habaha anu
Pinar del Rio. in his annual report says'
.,rhe administration of all stan ue
narfments. with the exception Vi e
ouartermasters Department, mas ps
satisfactory. The rations ioiniSn ~.
troops have been mainly gooo IN qeasS
and of ample quantity. Inc reiIis
heef furnished from the United states
hes been quite satisfactory-much more
90 than that slaughtered here inns -
,o-gsiv due 10 the fact that cattle SNIP
- here are slaughtered before they are
I'm nroper condition. Meucal suPpne"
have been ample for all purposes. nc
.ars,,s, ,ha Ouartermaster' Department,
..ish IN saw that from the beginning
49, had no control over supplies, pun
nc funds. and construction WORK ie
co,,nlains that IL has been necessary ioi
his chief auartermaster TO refer the ,'ios'
trivial reouisltion through military chan-
nels 10 the division chief quartermas'ei'
General Lee recommends that some az
ton be taken TO secure prompt triai Vi
men arrested and held in confinement
90 savs. Gases have on different oc-
casions been reported to me oil men,
American citizens arrested and held lor
several months without trial OF any
kind. so far as they knew. The whole
system Of Jurisprudence now In opera
ton, In my opinion, needs general re-
vision" NJ.
General Lees report is very much IKE
the one sent by him to the war Depart
ment several months ago In response 10
n circular calling for reports from the
department commanders on the cohui-
tions I'm Cuba. and he repeats the re-
commentator made by him then that
general election be ordered for president
"a other civil officers, adding that IN
this way the pledged faith of the Gov
ernment of the United States 10 CUBA
can be kept" He concludes with TINS
statement: "That the future OF the Gu
ban republic shall be vested IN the peo-
ple and their representatives,, so far as
relates 70 the question Of an American
protectorate or annexation to the United
States"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
GAME TODAY.
Cleveland at Cincinnati.
now THE CLUBS STAND.
THE MORRIS PARK RACES.
Champagne stakes Won by kiimar-
mock; the Handicap by Holiday.

NEW YORK. October A.-Results at
Morris Park:
First race-October Steeplechase, about
two and one-half miles-Cock Robin q TO
2, won, Governor Budd @ TO and TO 81
second. Mars Chan q to p third. Time.
4:3i. Tantris fell and Wild Heather III.
unseated her rider.
Second race--hve and half furlongs-
Magic Light Qs to u won. Iroquois Belle
q 10 and 4to 81 second. Wildwood GO to
u third. Time. LOO.
Third race--six furlongs--King' Cou-
rier % to u won, Souchon g TO and to
II second, Admiration q TO u third. Time,
l:l2 Ia.
Fourth race--Champagne Stakes, seven
furlongs-:K ilmarnock " 10 . won, Mon
tanic GO TO / and s 10 u second, Sadducee
(eyen third Time. la la:
Firth race-Municipai Handienp, one e
and three-quarter miles-Ben hoinuay 70
10 81 won, faverock a 10 and 70 I'D
second Warrenton q 10 y third. Time
Sixth race-one and one-eighth miles
/ and event second. The Gardner % to u
~ Tile LAToNIA TRACK.
CINCINNATI, o., october H-Hesui's
First race--one mile-Be True teyen)
won, eiddubla or 10 u second. LEV
Anna @ 20 y third Time. la liz
Second race-hye furlongs.Prlnce
Thyra % 70 i0 won, Charley O'Brien ZIG
10 ID second. Dissolute % TO % third. Time.
lQ ga. -.
Third race-Gentlemens Cup. one mile
Seattle Is 10 y won, Tulane Is to 3, Sc
cond, Samoyar &c 10 81 third Time, l:if IL
Fourth gace-LatOnia Autumn Prize, net
value xii@, one and 0ne-slxteenth miles
Grcailana - 10 p won, Miss cathron Qi
2 20 y second, cambrian q 10 p third.
<Time, las Ia
- Fifth race---one and one-eighih miles,
kriss kringie IS TO u won. Monk Way
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
SERIOUS TROLLEY-CAR ACCIDENT.
Collision With Railway Train
Six Persons Seriously Hurt.

DALLAS, TEX, october l4-Near the
State FAIRGROUNDS, in the eastern SUI
burbs. a trolley-car on the Rapid Transit
street railway filled with passengers col
lided this afternoon with an excursion
train on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
railroad. OF the forty-nine passengers on
board the street-car nearly halt were
hurt. Six were seriously injured, ana
three of them cannot live. Those serious
~ injured are:
Edgar Crowder, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
r. II. Mabrey, Graham. Tex; probably
fatally hurt.
Mrs. Zelia Roark, Kosse. Tex; expect
ed to die.
Henry Struck. West Dallas; injuries be-
lieyed to be fatal.
Mrs. Beulah Parsons, sister OF MIS-.
Roarks.
An old woman, name unknown.
The other passengers who were hurt
were able to get away without assistahce
or the need of surgical help.
The accident was caused by the trolley
cars attempting to make a crossing
where there was no fagman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
FOR THE PHILIPPINES
Interesting Race Between Eastern
Rouud md Western-BOundC Graft.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE Navy
Department has been Informed that the
New Orleans will be able TO sail from the
New York navy-yard for Manila next Fri
day The boilers were found to be In
much better condition than was at first
reported.
The navy people are watching with In
terest what promises TO be one OF the
finest ocean races on record between
naval vessels from the United states 10
the Philippines. The Nashville got away
to-day. starting from San Juan, ana
bound first TO Suez. The Marietta sails
Monday from Lambert's Point. on Hamp-
ton Roads. The fast Brooklyn is also ex-
pected TO sail Monday from Norfolk,
while. as before stated. the New Orleans
sails Friday These ships all go by way
Of Suez From the other side OF the Con-
tinent there will start during the coming
week the Ranger, first. probably TINS
boat having been substituted for the
BADGER. and then the Newark. Although
handicapped by nearly week, these YES
sells have the shortest course. and the
naval officers here believe that captain
McCalla will land the Newark at Mania
ahead Of the faster eastern-bound SHIPS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
THAT CHASTITY FIND
Near Newport News-successful Trial
of ships.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, October a.
(Special.)-The coroner's jury summoned
by Charley Robinson, the colored Magis-
uate, TO hear evidence with view OF
establishing the identity Of the skeleton
remains which were found above the city
body Is Undoubtedly that of Charles Her
man. the merchant who disappeared with
500 on his person about six weeks ago.
IL was In evidence that Herman left the
city for the Upper Peninsula counties TO
buy cattle, and was not seen after that.
This jury also decided that he was muir
deTed.
The new steamship FL Rio, built here
for the Morgan Line. had her official trial
tr.o to-day outside of the Capes. Cap
taln Robert Il. Quick navigated the snip.
The trial was very satisfactory.
The government suction bridge, Charles
ton. which was rebuilt here at cost of
$1,000 was given a trial to-day. which
was also satisfactory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
0MAAzzw&fa
zzgza - ~ "a sszgz4zzss
THE LAST OF BASEBALL.
Washington Winds Up by Winning
Scoret seuafors. IL; Giants, ..

WASHINGTON, d. c., october IA
Washington closed the season to-day by
winning with a Garrison finish. New
York secured a big lead early In the
game. but Gettis went TO pieces in the
sseventh. and errors assisted the Senator'S
an winning out. The game was called
at the end of the eighth. on account of
darkness Attendance, 300 Score;
r. H. e.
washington ......0OOOO36 BIZ 10 4
New York ..........0621O OO0-9 IL 2
Batteries. McFarlan and Powers; Get
tig and Wilson.
Time OF game l hour and 50 minutes.
LOUISVILLE. 4:PITTsBURG. /.
PITTSBURG. PA, october H.-Pitts-
burg lost its last game OF the season
through the effectiveness Of "RuDe' Wdd-
DELL a hit and base on balls gave the
locals their one run In the hrst inning:
After that only one man reached second
base. Gray was easy for the LOulsyllles.
Attendance, 1900. Score: X. II. u.
Pittsburg .........1 000 90 o. 8 2
Louisville .........2 20 0000 l. 4 10 l
Batteries: Gray and Schriver; Waddell
and Latimer
Umpires: Messrs. swartwood and Ma
nassau.
ROW AT BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN, october 1.-THE season
ended here in a row. In the second in
ming Sheckard assaulted Umpire Hunt
for calling him out OH a steal and then
refused TO retire from the game when
ordered TO do so. Hunt appealed TO Sap
tain Smith and Manager McGraw without
effect. He then appealed 10 Hanlon, who
occupied the peculiar position OF presl-
dent OF the BaltimOres and manager OF
the Brooklyns. Hanlon told him that he
woulH support the umpire in any action
he might take, whereupon the game was
declared forfeited TO Brooklyn. The score
~ that time was TO in Baltimore's
favor
BROOKLYN. s; BALTIMORE. 5
4 game postponed from Baltimore was
then played TO appease the crowd. Brook
lyn won by batting Howell in timely
fashion. The orioles tried to delay the
game by throwing the ball over the lot
In the fourth inning, but were foiled. The
Brooklyns won the series-S TO 6-thereby
taking every league series. ATTENDANCE,
300. Score. X IL. II.
Baltimore ........ .......2OO1O-3 5 4
brooklyn ........ ........3 2O3 ~ 10
Batteries: Howell and Smith; Kennedy
and Mcclure.
Empires: Messrs. Connolly and Hunt.
PHILADELPHIA, 6; BOSTON, /.
BOSTON, october Philadelphia
wound up the season to-day by defeating
Boston easily. Meekin's pitching was
much better than the score indicates,
many hits going safe through dumb Work
by the Boston infield. Attendance, ZOO
Score, r.. ii. L.
Boston ...........o0000O001-1 5 8
Philadelphia ...0o010031 lie II /
Batteries Meekin and Merritt; Bern
hardt and Mcfarland.
Umpires: Messrs Emslie and Dwyer.
Time of game, hour and 81 minutes.
REDS, u; CLEVELAND. 4.
CINCINNATI, o., october 1.-THE Reds
hit Hughey at will to-day. and won a
very uninteresting game. Attendance,
900. Score: II II; u;
Cleveland ........O003 sol 90
Batteries: Hawley. Wood, and Kahoo;
Hughey and Sugden.
Umpire: Mr. Mcdonald. Time OF game,
! hour and 40 minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
an INTERESTING SUIT
Growing Out of an AtrOcious Doubie
Murder.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, october IA.
(Special.)-A somewhat singular case is
pending in the Circuit Court of this coun-
ty 1t is a suit to subject all the pro-
perty left by Mr.. and Mrs. John .. Mas
sey to the payment of John y. Massey 3
debts. To this the heirs OF Mrs. Massey
object, claiming for Mrs. Massey sepa-
rate estate, and contendlnB tnat MI MAS
sey died first.
Upon the question of which died first
hinges the whole case, and the dl1nculty
of proof is extreme. Seventeen years ago
James Rhodes entered the MASSEY h s,
in the Flatwoods section OF East Abe
marie, In the night time. 10 commit I0D-
berry. and killed this aged couple, Inc
crime was committed with an axe, anu
was one OF the most brutal and sensa-
tional in the criminal history or TINS
state. Rhodes was arrested in Tennessee,
brought to this city, and after time
was taken from jail and hanged on the
eastern suburbs Of Charlottesville on
tree still standing, and still known as
the Jim Rhodes tree. The only evidence
possible Is that of a colored woman, VINO,
as a mere child, was In the house when
the crime was committed. she was MD
ing behind a door when Rhodes did his
bloody work. The heirs of Mrs. Massey
are represented by Colonel Petit, Judge
Shepherd, and the Hon. A. A. Gray, or
Mr.. Charles Gentry died OF dropsy yes
terday afternoon at Cr0Zet. lie was son
of the late James II. Gentry.
Mr. James Perley Is attending the Ma
tional F'uneral-Directors' Association at
Cincinnati.
The installation OF the time service at
the University of Virginia. given by the
Hon. Jefferson NJ. Levy, of New York.
was suspended for a time on account OF
the illness of the expert workman sent TO
do the work. lie has recovered and the
installation is going forward. The regis
tration at the University now reaches $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
BUFFALO RIDGE SPRlNOs
FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED. AS 49,.
sioners OF Nelson County creut
will, at u o'clock NJ. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER = ~.
on the premises. sell az pubic t3.
this valuable WATERING-PLASr
gether with the land used tnets~ '.-sht
Tho property contains some siN 40
Mineral Springs the waters OF ~hN isr.s
equal TO any In Virginia Aisy : roorf.
Hotel. with once. parlors. dlnn1 scp-
and some twenty bedrooms. 81 So *
piled with hot and cold wates 81 mil.
cottages, a storehouse. mill, t"~
lsF's house--all In good condltloi
The land will be sold In parcels
TERMS: Reasonable .,,nefly
Those desiring TO examine the p''f
can do so with pleasure.
For full particulars address
w. q. LOVING. I.ovingstoh,
JOHN G. HAyrHE. LynehpO'"
GEO. f. CASKIE. Lynehputs
oc i6-Sunit Comm'''''