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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

ator Chandler Is almost persuaded''-
that is King Agrippa was almost per-
suaded 70 be a Christian. and Senator
Chandler is almost persuaded that the
Republican party has passed entirely
into the hands Of the trusts The great
body Of the people are altogether per-
suaded that the trusts W the Repub-
ican party-boots body, soul, breeches
and spurs
Republicans Hantiag Cover.
/ have given a few illustrations of
how certain Republican papers and
statesmen are seeking to escape the aw-
full t%rouncing in store for them at the
hands Of an outraged people by lifting
up their vc:cSs and berating the trusts,
whom everybody with two ideas above
a mud turtle knows that the Republic
an party is the mother of trusts. The
Cleveland Leader is certainly scared mp.
It's latest utterance is decidedly rich
reading. coming from a Republican or
gan, and is as follows:
with no signs Of raising prices for
grain and no possibility of any comhi-
nation among producers Of the cereals
to control the markets. farmers are to
be asked to pay about is per cent more
for plows than they have had to give in
recent years The reason is the increas,
ed cost to the plow manufacturers Of
the iron and steel which they use. At
least, that Is the excuse published. and
it is a good one Every pound Of metal
in a pillow costs more than 1t did last
year, on at any recent rate. The rate OF
increase in metal prices has been very
high. What do the iron and steel trust
managers think viii be the effect upon
the votes Of farmers of a stiff rise in the
price Of plows and farm machinery and
implements, generally speakingf VIII
it be conducive 10 the safety and profits
Of such eorporationsf Will IL not tend
TO destroy them utterly unless they
early al to extort all the money they
can from the people who are necessarily
outside Of trusts and all m~oDopolistic
combinations Of capitalf No wonder
politicians are coming to something
very like unanimity in thsir belief that
the trusts will be 50 unpopular that no
organization can afford to be suspected
Of tolerance for them.
At last the poets have tackled the
trusts, and in order to furnish Demo-
cratic stump speakers something good
to quote | here set out in full a few
lines from the pen Of E. Bradshaw:
WE'LL. OWN TuE.EApru
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

Especial w~AshiaEten Letterl
n the sp-ing q fuller crimson comes upoa
the rctin's hraast.
In the spt4nE tie wantun tapw1ng GETS
himself another crest;
In the sErirg 4 hvsiier IRIS cAangts o. the
b1rEfxaed dove
In the spring q y0ung mans fancy nghtly
turns . thosghts q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

operation-the only treatment which the doctors know for Cancer. The DIS
promptly returns, however, and Is ven more violent snd destructive
before. Cancer Is q deadly poison in the blood, and an operation, plate
odher external treatment can have no effect whatever upon II. The cure
come from wtthin-the last vestge Of poison must be eradcated.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily CllrnnIolo af WheeiinR's
PrngreasITc NeIRhbor


The Independent racing team OF this
city leaves next "Wednesday morning
for Salem 10 take part In the hose races
at that place. The following runners
compose the team: Tom Grayson.
Charles Downey. Patsy Mullen, ONE
AicAninch, Paul Thomas, Bert Mont
gomery. Elmer Moore, Edward McAn-
Inch, JeSse Hopkins. James sweeney.
Peter Reddy, Frank Stewart, Claren,H
I1bberts. lt6war4 Smith. Brock Brown,
Hayward Long. Charles Rrstwood and
Anon Paxton. The prizes & be con-
tested for amount to about $500.
David Jones received bad cut on the
forehead yesterday morning at the Act
ma standard, caused by the spanneF
bar falling of and striking him. the
cut was about one Inch In length.
Mrs. John Farrell received n telegram
from Pittsburgh yesterday morning an
nouncing the death OF her mother. Mrs.
Waters. and left last evening for thas
place.
About dozen people from here went
10 Pittsburgh yesterday TO attend the
convention OF the Young People
Christian Union, in session there.
Rev. Charles Robinson, brother o.
Rev. Arch. Robinson, pastor-elect' VIII
conduct services at the y. 2. church
Sunday morning and evening,
At the Aetna standard yesterday
morning the roll on mill No. l6 was bro
ken, laying off the mill for the remain
der OF the day.
August Kraatz vii entertain the
members OF the Maennerchor Singing
Society at his home on Buckeye street
this evening.
The forclble detainer suit OF s. b.
Williams against Wood Smith comes up
for hearing in Squire Kellers court TO-
morrow
Misses Matte Turney and Bessie
Snodgrass went to Epworth Park yes
terday to spend n few dnys.
Mr.. and Mrs. David BeardOn left yes
terday for Pittsburgh. after weeks
visit with relatives here.
Misses Cora MIskell and Nellie Relt5
leave to-day for Philadelphia to spend
few weeks.
Mrs. Josephine Wagner, OF Cincinnati
is the guest Of relatives In this city
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MoUNDsYILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshal
S,.,,..,, Guitar rtty.

Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.
A lively scrap took place yesterday
about noon on the street near the post
office. between ]. II. and James johnson
on one side, and C. b. Henne, manager
of the octo OIL Company, on the other.
The contest was closed by a blow from
James Johnson. which landed square
on Hennes' forehead, causing him to
bleed freely. d.,
Everett Murphy, son of John Muir;
ply, OF Coal Bank alley, died Tuesday
night. OF consumption, and viii be
buried at Cameron to-day, leaving here
on the noon train. The family moved
here from Cameron about year ago.
Rev. D. A. Denton. editor of the
Methodist Times, at Parkersburg, was
shaking hands with friends in the city
yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Chris
tinn church win give lawn fete on the
court house grounds. Saturday evening,
a meeting OF the Kings Daughters is
called for this evening at the home OF
Mrs. Haley, on Fifth street.
Mrs. S. T. CourtwrIght and Mrs. ]. c.
Mccullough will ~ on the excursion to
Niagara Fails tomorrow.
The womans Foreign Missionary So
clety will meet with Mrs. Lalng this
evening.
Frank Bonnr, of Pittsburgh, was q
caller In the city yesterday.
A. NJ. Hays Is home from q visit to
friends In Pennsylvania.
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No Lady Would 20
Such a Thing.

No lady would take hef watch Wien
ont Of order, 70 the ffst person who dis
nIaved the sign Watches Regulated
snd Rsnaired. y But she would carefully
enquire for a man whose acknowledges
skill entitled him to take IN ehArgQ me
delicate mechanism.
How much more careful should &
woman be, when she herself e diDTS
denjed. NOT to eutruSt the delicate and
complex mechanism Of her being TO the
hrst nan or woman who displays the
son "a Medical Advice Given" No Egu
& TO Be trusted which says " Medical
Advice Given" and stops there. Medi-
cal advice can be given only BY ply
acinn. An accredited physician will put
his title with his name. Suppose sign
reads, medical Advice Given By a
MAN. What woman would rot iu-
SANITY say, 1.-THE fact Of being NAT
doesn't qualify him to give Hgedioaf adj
vice. he must be a thJStIdH to do
that" But suppose the sign reads:
a Medical Advice Given BY Woman.
Is not the fact just as patent that being
a roman does not qualify her TO give
medical advice. The woman must be
1 physician to do that. Medical advice
given BY an unskilled woman Is Just as
dangerous as if given by an unskilled
man.
In inviting sick and ailing woman to
consult him by letter without charge,
DR.. Pierce points to an experience and
practice Of over thirty years, devoted
specially to diseases peculiar to women.
In that time DR.. Pierce and his associate
staff Of medical specialists have success
fully treated more than half a million
women. Ali correspondence Is treated
ns strictly private and sacredly,eonfden-
tinl. Letters are promptly answered, and
the answers are mailed in perfectly plain
envelopes without any printing upon
them. Write without fee and, without
fear to Dr.. R. v. Pierce, chief consult.
ing physician to the Gnvalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, Buffalo, n. Y.
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IAvIGNE A SOLDIER
He EnlIsts In the Volunteers and WIZ
go the Philippines.

He EnlIsts In the Volunteers and WIN
goto the Philippines.
BATTLE CREEK. Mich, August L.
George, better known MS kid" La
vignc disappeared from public sight
shortly after his defeat by Erne at Buf-
falo for the lightweight championship.
and remained quIescent until this
morning early. when he broke out In
this city, and attempted to clean out
the police department. He was one OF
twelve recruits bound from Saginaw or
Detroit for Ft. Sheridan to Join Colonel
Gardeners ThrtIcth Volunteer Rcgl-
ment for Manila. When the station
was reached number OF the recruits
got on, among them Kid Lavignc. He
found a policeman standing on the sta
ton platform, and said he longcd TO
lick the whole police force OF Battle
Creek. He and officer Gore mixed II
up lively for awhile, but Gore finally
iloored him with smash In the eye.
He chased Gore with II revolver until
Policeman Bancroft came TO Cores res
cue. Bancroft knocked him down with
club. and the two officers hammered
him good and plenty. They could not
arrest him. ns he was in the United
States service and bound for the front,
The Kid was badly battered up when
the sergeant In charge OF the party
finally got him ana his load OF whiskcy
aboard the train.
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WELLsBURG.
DoIngs orPcopIc In the Brooke coun'
~ Metropolis.

DoIngs orPcopIc IN the Brooke Coun'
~ Metropolis.
What IL known as the John Reilly
farm In Cross Creek district, occupied
for several years past by Michael sullI-
van, has been sold to Katharine s. Ker-
lin, for 81. $50 cash. purchaser assuming
mortgage for $1,000 The tract con-
slsta ri l72 acres.
The board o. education VIII receive
proposals for the erection OF the new
school building In the Third ward, up
10 noon Of August %, when contracts
will be awarded.
The sixth annual picnic Of st, Johns
Catholic church mt Millvnle park yes
terday. was Il very successful and en-
joyable aftnlr.
Attorney f. a. Chapman made n
business trip to New Cumberland this
week. returning yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel Jacob is visiting her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. John w. Brown,
Elm Grove. Ohio county.
Or. ]. NJ Cooper has sold half lot
on Commerce street to Cnthnrlne
Hinckley for $I25.
a number OF families move out to
Bcllcview camp grounds tomorrow and
Saturday.
Louis Hurst Jacob, OF the Herald, was
n New Cumberland visitor yesterday
DIR. b, f. Harden left for ChatHuqua
on Wednesday.
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BAsE BALL CoNINlENT.


Owing to the signing of Manager
Nicholson, the Wheeling club last night,
gave First Baseman Myers his release.
Pitcher PastorIus was also let so, ow-
ing to too many players being carried.
to stay under the leagues salary limit.
Nicholson will play first base regularly,
and ParvIn. Poole, and Wells are ex-,
pected to take their turn Regularly In
the box. receiving dssittance when.
needed from O'Hara, who Is said to be
The management, however. is looking
for a good left hand twlrler.
Pitcher ICY" Swain, who got his
bumps in yesterdays game. went on a
strike last night and refused TO ac-
company the Fort WaYneR. He was In
the city last night and II Is said he will
return to his home near Uhrichsville.
strang was pretty much the whole
thing in yesterdays game.
The Wheeling team leaves for Tole.
do this morning. where four games Will
be played. After two games at Mans
Stogles return home for an engagement
with Youngstown.
"Bllly" Taylor donned the Fort
Wayne uniform in practices yesterday
afternoon. but did not play In the game.
With Rleman playing second base.
Sample sick and Swim on strike. the
Fort Wayne pitching corps is In any
thing but good shape. Secretary
Hubbard said yesterday that the club
IL SAMMY" GIllen, late OF st. Paul. who
will be played at short field, The deal
is not yet completed, Glllen's terms be-
ing pretty steep
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of a Day In the Town at the
End OF the bridge.

Events of Day In the Town ut the
End OF the bridge.
Nothing has been heard of Ida Best
the six year-old girl Of Brilliant who
was in some manner lost on the train
Monday evening between that place and
this city. us stated In yesterday IN,
tellIgencer. The parents at that end
and the relatives at this place have as
yet heard nothing Of the lost child.
Mike Moltesci, who murdered his bro
ther-in-law last Friday evening, Is sui
at large, and the authorities here have
been compelled to give up their hunt
on account of no guarantee OF their eX-
penses being paid. One OF the officers
expresses the thought that It would be
no trouble to secure the man.
Frank Stone. well known railroad
man OF this city, will be married this
evening to Miss Name Clemens from
whom he was divorced about Is years
ago.
The first plates for the street car
tracks have arrived and the men are
again at work on the Pike street divis-
ion,
Mrs. j. C. Helnleln and sister. Of Kan
sas City. Mo. leave TODAY for Atlantic
City to spend few days.
Clint Rlchey and sister, Miss Cora.
left yesterday for Cincinnati to spend
a few days.
George o'Relley leaves this morning
for Ashland W. Va. to be gone about
ten days.
DR.. and Mrs. C. c. Cole leave this
morning for a ten-day trip to Atlantic
City.
]. +. Balenbaugh. OF Lancaster. Ohio,
was in the city yesterday on business
John Helnleln went to Alliance yes
terday on business.
The paving on Howard street Will be
completed to-day
John Gifren is III at his home on Pike
street.
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SIOUX CITY, Iowa, August 1.-Two
nRtIc bnttlcs will be pulled on in Sioux
city on August IA and is, on the i4th
Billy o'Donnell viii meet Tommy White
In Il fifteen round contest before the
Sioux city Athletic club. ana on the
18th Patsy Wagner. who fought draw
with white here few weeks ngo, will
meet Australian Billy" Murphy be-
fore n rival athletic organization In n
fifteen round bout.
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nenaL Gonees

NOTICE
OF the intention OF THE WHEELING
d BELMONT BRIDGE COMPANY to
pay on ard redeem all OF the bonds OF
said company outstanding and unpaid
Whereas There are now outstanding
and unpaid Sc bonds made by The Wheel.
ing & Belmont Bridge Company for the
principal sum OF 1900 each, dated the lst
day Of May. a. d. 1888, and payable to
lng on the LIST day OF May, A. D, 1918, witt
interest thereon at the rate OF per cent
per Rnnum, but redeemable by the said
bridge company, ut Its option, on the LIST
day Of May. A. d. 1895. or at any time there
after before maturity which outstanding
bonds are numbered consecuuvely from
to 60, both inclusive. and amount OF prin.
cinRl sum 10 $1,000: and the payment OF
which bonds and interest Is secured by q
frat deed Of trust OF the said bridge COM
pany dated tho LIST day OF May, A. D.
1882, on the two bridges In the city or
Wheeling OF said company across the tive
branches OF the Ohio river, and other prop
erty OF said company, made by said COM
pany TO Julius Pollock, Trustee, ana duly
recorded In the office OF the clerk OF tho
county court OF Ohio county; and whereas
the sud bridge company has by virtue OF
the right reserved to II IN said deed elected
TO pay and redeem on the list day OF
August 1879. ut The National Exchange
Bank OF Wheeling Crhe. Exchange Bank
BILE having ceased TO do buslncsal all tho
said outstanding and unpaid bonds, NUM-
bered from TO CO inclusive. and has so
notified the undersigned trustee. who by
virtue OF the authority vested In him BY
said deed has selected and designated tho
said '"rhe National Exchange Bank Of
Wheeling" as the place OF payment Of said
bonds and interest;
Now. therefore the undersigned trustee,
and The wheeling & Belmont Bridge Come
pnny hereby give notice TO all whom IL
NAV concern that said bridge company Will
pay and redeem at the said The National
Exchange Bank al Wheeling, In tho City
az wheeling West Virginia, on the hrst
day OF August. a, d. 1899, all OF said honda
outstanding and unpaid. numbered from
10 90, both inclusive. aEErNEatinR Of
principal sum 1900. aud that upon said
ist day OF August. a, d. 1871, interest upon
said bonds will cease, and the interest
coupons therto attached or originally at
tnched to the same, and severed thera-
from, which shall not then have become
due will become null and void and the
said bridge company Will no longer DO
"4V'' ~ JULlUs POLLOCK. Trustee.
THE WHEELING & BEIss
MONT BRIDGE COMPANY,
by J. n. VANCE, President. jylS-tth&S
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GREAT RAGING
Al Cleveland Yesterlay-Joe Patchcn
Sold for $4,000.


COLUMBUS. o.. Aug. 2.-ThIs was
day of great racing ut the Columbus
driving park. The weather was ideal
and the track was very fast. Search
light paced the three fastest heats OF
the season, 2:O3H, 2:O4H and 2:Oi. and
clipped half second of his record.
The Maid created sensation by win
ming the postponed 2:lO pace after fall
ing to finish better that third In any
one Of the four heats paced Tuesday.
The Maid also established a new worlds
record for four-year-old mares, when
she paced the fifth heat In 2:O55t. The
best previous heat was 2:O6A made by
The Maid at Cleveland last week.
The 2:O4 pace, despite the fast time,
was won by searchlight apparently
without an effort.
The official time by quarters was
:3OH. l:Ol. l:29k. 2:03S.
2:lO pace. purse 5000 postponed from
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TWO-baBe hit, StranR. Stolen bases,
6trang Y. DObhR. Double plays. Bel
den TO Reiman to Giasscock; Wells to
Cote to Nicholson. Bases on balls. on
Wells 2: on Swain g Hit bltsmen, by.
Wells 2: by Swain 9. Struck out, by
Wells o: by Swain 2. Passed balls, Cote
3. Wild pitches Wells 1: Swain /. Left
on bases, Wheeling II: Fort Wayne s.
Time, i:5Q. Umpire, Carruthers.
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Louis none: Boston :. Time. 2;2o UNI
p.gs-, o'nsy and McGarr. Attendance
100.
second game RHE
81. Louis 80 90 o 1000 Oils ]
Boston ....Y..I Q Q o 0 0 o.
Batteries, Cuppy and sehrecongosi; Bal
ley and Clarke. Earned runs. 81. Louis
/; Boston B. Time, 30 Umplres, Obey
and Mr(5arr
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An EXHIBITION GAME.

TORONTO. Ont. August 2-The Wash
inEton National League club defeated the
Torontos to-day in an exhibition game.
RHE
Toronto .......0 o 0 90 0 OIL 6 4
Batteries, sudhOh and Rothfuss; Dineen
and Duncan
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh 2; Three-bnse
~. RGwormun. O'Brion. First hnsc on
bnlIs, on Lever T. lit by pitched ball,
Kolgter. La Chance. struck out, by Lee
Yer i. by KiisOn 3 Wild pitch. l.eeyor.
Time. $50. Empires. Swartwood nnd
Hunt.
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ORDINARY household accidents have
no terrOrs whom there's n bottle Of Or.
Thomas Electric oil in the medicine
chest. Heals burns. cuts, bruises,
spraIna. Instant relief.
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Real Estate Investments.

Double house 10 and u South Broadway;
lot 50 feet front VIII pay over 10 per
cent as Il IL, with ground room for moro
houses-S2i00
S-roomed dwelling SO South Front; handy
location: always In demand; 10 per cent
Investment: pleasant place TO live.
$50 to 500 for good big lots on Twenty
ninth street; five minutes walk OF LaBelle
Mil.
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VALUABLE premiums given FOR the
tin seals on Wheeling Bakery Bread.
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While the lesser lights OF the sulky
were engaged In furnishing the sport Mt
the Grand Circuit meeting here yester-
day. one Of the top-notcherS ut the lat
eral gait changed owners at the longest
price ever paid at private sale for Il
PAGER. Joe Patchen, the black stallion
that ranks with John r. Gentry as Star
Pointers rival. was the subject OF this
important transaction. He was sent
here this week with the rest OF the
steppers that c. W. Marks. OF Chicago,
has training, and meantime negotia-
tions were In progress for his purchase
with Ed Mills, OF Boston, acting for
the prospective owner. An offer OF Sl1,-
500 had been refused. and after John
Dickerson had driven the sable ginnt n
trial. the figure was raised to an even
$4,000. The check that paid for Joe
Patchen was signed by HI Davis, Of
Jamestown, Pa. II young turfman who
came into fortune not long ago by
the death OF his father, who was also n
prominent horseman. It Is understood
the real buyer IL John McCarty, OF
Brooklyn. who has n stock farm at
Goshen, n. Y. md for whom John
DiclSerson has been trainer since las;
yenr. Dickerson will train the Patchen
horse. whom he has driven In races
while Marks owned him.
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COOKS Champagne, II aids TO digest.
COOKS Imperial, It Is nutrltlye,
COOKS Extra Dry, Its bouquet Is de-
llcious,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
srANDINn o. CLUBs.

Yesterdays GAMES.
Cincinnati s, Brooklyn g..
Philadelphia S, Cleveland ..
Boston 10, St louis 2.
Boston & St, Louis ].
Baltimore G. Pittsburgh 3,
louisville Z, New York G.
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Zeal Estate
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-
Desirable property cor. Main and Tenth.
Nos. l20f-l209 Main street.
No. 81 Thirty-seventh st., brick dwelllnB'
No 1893 Fourteenth ST., brick dwelling.
No. 1921 Eoh street, frame dwelling,
No. Sc Eighteenth street, brick DWELLING
No. lis Fourteenth street, brick dwelling
No, Vermont street, frame dwelling,
No. 100 Elm street, frame dwelling.
A desirable residence In Lentherwood.
A number OF desirable building lots
along the line Of the Elm Grove railroad
National Steel Co., American Tin Plate,
National Biscuit.
FOR RENT--Front one-half store ROOM
desirable location on Main street.
Store room No. 1888 Main street.
SIMPSON & TATUM,
REAL ESTATE and FIRE INSURANCE.
Phone CO.. City Bank Building.
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ST. LOUIS. August 2.-Bosion took n
doublc-hcpdcr to-day. The visitors hit tho
bail cloanly In both Games The second
contest was Interesting, but the iirHt was
fun of miserable mlsplays on the part OF
the pUrfcCtOv. Scores;
81. Louis 90 Ooil.0 90 o. 5
boston ,.t.,.O Q 2 90 I O-iO u 0
Batteries. Mcurldc. Jones md schrcccn-
COST; Willis and Clarke Earned runs 81.
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CO. SMITH, Hp Ssas p ssshss''
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.

A two.story brick and frame addition.
Lot Is feet inches by about $40 feet on
west side OF Main street. doors north
OF Eighth street. Only {S,5Q this week.
Pleasant Valley, from ! to s acres OF
ground. Site cannot he beat for a resi-
dencr.
4 SS-foot BY ii2O.foot lot on Eighteenth
street. with brick dwelling on alley !
This is all desirable property and an
50-foot by lOO.foot lot corner Thirty.
fourth and Chapline streets, part OF Al
hambrn Rink and frame dwelling, rooms,
on II, will be offered cheap this week.
c. A. SCHAEFER 6 CO.,
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets.
roinnbona ~