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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-11-10
Title Turned llOwn.

"Ah. Count, IL 1t yOu!" said the min.
ionaire, rs he rose and extended bis
hand. II hope see you well?"
you behold me In re grande health.
Let us now TO business. l loaf your
daughter"
Yes; you love my Kathalene."
"And l would marry her."
~ expect you would. HUGH much
rhinO have you got, COuntY'
"RhinO! 70 rhlnOT'
"AlOney, greenbacks. cash. How
much can You settle on my daughter?"
But zhat Is mercenaire. l do not
speak of money wiz my loaf. l loaf her
all my life, but ] settle no money"
"Tlen we may consider you out of It
aud my cOachman In. He can settle
~ 900 ON the girl and will continue to
drive for me at half wages. 'Scuse me.
Count, but this Is my busy day."
"rhen my title and my loaf was
scorned;"
you've hit It,"
"!And cOachman--"
"KnOcks down the perslmmon and
gets the prize. Ia, to! Boy will show
you out, and the electric car In the next
street will do for you with neatness and
dispatch. Washington Po"'
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-11-10
THE
TEXTS
CRUISER
oooooooooooooooooS
r. BuRLrNGAME ROSS

came up now to see IL you had heard
from the west'rd."
"Ycs, captain-rm just from Santa Fe.
The brave Fremont has Joined CommO-
dore Sloat, and just as I was startin' the
news came in by an Indian runner a
horseback that Montgomery had taken
San Francisco"
do you think it's truei"
"Of course It's. And now what's been
done here? Where's old Zachary"
"Oh. he's right STRIDE up. you may rest
assured. He has captured everything
that came In his way, and he's bound for
Monterey"
why. tell ye. cap'n. faint no sort
o use for them 'tarnal Mexicans to think
o 'bcatin' our boys. Just as sure rs I'm
alive now. three thousand true.blue Yam.
KEGS with old Zachary at their head nd
march right through the very heart o
Mexico"
III Jim Gould had weakness beyond
his hatred of the Mcxicans, 1t was his
ardent respect for Gen. Taylor; and he
had often been heard TO remark that
there want but one Zachary Taylor,
cause there want room but for one.
Howard smiled mt the old trapper's earn.
cstness, and having learned all that he
had come to learn. he arose to take his
leave. lie had already put on his cap
and turned toward the door when the old
man stopped him.
Look here, cap'n." he cried, In an
earnest tone. Have yc been to Vera
Cruz since I've been gonef''
mo. I've been cruising about the gulf
some. but haven't stopped there. But
why do you askT'
"why-p'r'aps yen say It's none O. my
business-but I guess I'll run the risk.
Ye know one Antonio st. Marc?"
OF course" uttered Clarence, chang.
| ing color. And what Of him!"
I'VE know that gal O. his'n, too, I take
ity
Don't bother me, Gould. You mean
Donna Irenc."
"ics. do. And ha'n't ye heard moth.
in from her?"
"No-not n word. But what Is 1T"
"Well--to tell yc the truth. cap'n," re.
turned the old man, with some show Of
embarrassment, IL don't exactly know
myself. There was an old woman came
with us from BeXar, and left us this
mornin'. She was inpuirin' for you, and
said she had come from Vera Cruz. She
seemed to bc--look hcrc-right down the
hill; that's the woman now, as sure as
fate. Don't you see hcry'
rs that the onc?-that old, bent. up
woman?'
"ics. Just as likely as not she's hunt.
in for yc now"
"You say she's come from Vera Cruz?''
$50 she said. But sec--she's going
down to your boat
Without speaking further the captain
bcckoncd TO his boy, and then started
from the trappcr's hut.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-11-10
The growing Cook County city Of
BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS,

Just taxing .nch. stride advance uad.r Mayor Jacob E:A.. ..s
eotl. hd. along Burr osi -. o
living Reh ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
AN ANGRY WOMAN
Uses 4 Horsewhip ond Red Pepper
With Great Severity Upon a
bridgeport physician-created n

There was more excitement in
Bridgeport yesterday afternoon that
has occurred in TINT place for many a
day. rather sensational case creating
the excitement. Some trouble had oc-
CURED between Mrs, Ross Hill, rcsid-
Ing out the plank road, and DR.. Paul f.
Hcpler. the exact nature OF which could
not be learned. The former met the
doctor on the street, near the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh freight house, where,
with a cow-hlde whip she commenced
to administer to him n severe whipping.
lie kept on walking down street to-
wards Dents drug store and with al
most every step received ii blow from
the whip OF the young lady. He en-
durcd this until he reached Richard
Bailcy's shoe store. where he lodged
in the open door. During the proceed
lngs above noted she threw red pepper
In his eyes, which fortunely for the
doctor, did not result disastrously. Mr.,
ILL., husband Of the young Indy, occu-
pied Il position on the opposite side OF
the street during the proceedings. and
il is said urged his wife on. The affair
occurred on the principal street and at
tracted large crowd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Mrs. William O'Neil died yesterday
morning at the North Wheeling hospIt-
al, where she had undergone an opera
ton few days before. The remains
were removed to the home Of Thomas
O'Neil. on First street, from where the
funeral will occur tomorrow afternoon
The fourth OF the series of dances
given at the Mechanics Assembly hail,
occurred last evening and was largely
attended. A number Of people from
Wheeling and Bridgeport were present.
Edward Reece. young man employ
ed at the Gaylord coal works. sustain
ed bad cut in his head yesterday
morning by being hit with a cable. Dr..
Wilson dressed the wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cattell returned
from Mt. Pleasant yesterday. where
they attended the Updegraff- Brenne-
man wedding.
Robert Heslop. sr.. left yesterday. for
his home ut Mason City. w. Va. after
two weeks visit with his sons in this
city.
Rev. and Mrs. a. Z, Brownlee, of
Pittsburgh. are the guests of the family
of James Kerr. on Fourth street.
The National Glass company's plant
was off all day yesterday on account Of
the shortage OF gas.
The hot mills at the Laughiin will re-
sumo Monday morning il the gas sup
ply Is sufficient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Williams left
yesterday for Coreopolis. Pa. to spend
a couple OF weeks:with relatives.
L. J.. C. Drennen goes to Cincinnati
this morning on business. -rstt' 7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
Bridgeport Briefs.

The remains of Mrs Addic Bresock
were shipped to Weilsburg yesterday
morning, where the funeral services
and interment will occur.
Mrs. Frank Berry returned to her
home at Sistersville yesterday. after n
weeks visit with her parents, Judge and
Mrs. j. D. briggs.
Lawrence Dillon has returned to
Ravenna. after n weeks visit with the
fGnil. Of James Dillon, In Kirkwood.
Clint Dewitt returned to his home 1T
Colerain yesterday, after, "A visit Of sew
eral days with friends in the city. \
Bernard Scott has returned to his
home at New York, after a few days
visit with friends in this city.
Bernard Scott has returned to his
home Mt New York. after few days
visit with friends In this city.
The Belmont Telephone Company yes
terday commenced putting In their ca
Bile with wires yesterday.
\ car load of Cleveland, Lorain 4
Wheeling railroad Officials were in the
city yesterday.
John Moore left yesterday Tor Blr-
mingham. Ala. where he has accepted
n position.
George Pondexter is slowly recover
ing from six weeks illness. q.
L. p. Rhodes Is slowly improving
from his recent illness.
John Howley is back nj work, after n
two weeks illness.
EVERY South was In Flushing ycster-
day. on business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
Denwood Briefs.

y new club hns been organized to
succeed the Empire Athletic Club. tho
later going out Of existence. The now
club is composed of number OF we'll
known young men OF this place. A
meeting Will be held Tomorrow FOR the
election OF officers.
The "Agrcstic Xendochy Party" ut
the city hall viii begin this evening nul
continue Monday evening. The affair Is
In charge OF tho Young Peoples Society
of st, Matthew's Lutheran church. AMI
1t VIII, no doubt, be an unqualified sue
cess.
Ted" LanhNrn, John McGee, John
o'Brlcn and Charles Kcarns engaged
In cross country run TO Powhatan mud
return, Thursday afternoon. Niece
finished FIRST. In six hours and ten min.
utes.
Albert kearns. Thomas Blake. Thorn
as Hyde and John Bursae viii spend
the day hunting In the Vicinity OF Pow
hntuu. 5 u 1891
The Shield OF Honor Will give dance
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
RIVER NEWS.

The marks at 6 p. m. Friday showed
II feet inches and failing.
Up with emptics Friday: Jim Wood
and Maggie, p. IN.
The United States snag-boat Z. A.
Woodruff, passed up for Pittsburgh ut
noon, Friday.
Yesterdays departures We're: Nlr.
GINA. Pittsburgh 10 a. M. Ben Hpr,
Parkersburs, II u. m, City Of Wheel
Ing. Pittsburgh, 10 a. ~; Urania, Pitts.
burgh, ! a, nj.
Sundays boats: Virginia. Cincinnati,
s a. m; Keystone State. Pittsburgh :
q. M; Ben Hur, Pittsburgh. n. M;
1ofena. GAINESVILLE, 3 a. M; Kanawha,
Pittsburgh, a. m; Leroy. sistersvllle,
Ia. m. - Hf
To-day's packets: Greenwood, Char
lesion. a. M. II. L. Bedford. Park
ersburg. II n. M; Jewel, Newport, II a.
nj Ruth, sistersyIlle,, a:2o p. m; LIE.
roy. Darlington, $3.50 p. M; 7. NJ.
'Bayne, steubenvllle, $3.50 p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
Bcllaire Briefs.

Sheriff Foreman yesterday evening
levied upon the real estate, machinery,
etc. of the Standard Boiler &c Bridge
Company. to satisfy the Judgment OF
Charles Rosser for about $4,000. The
property levied upon Is appraised at
$4,000.
The Elks have been talking about 4
hall OF their own for so long there is
now such n diversity Of opinion that
nothing seems likely 10 result.
The manufactures In lower town are
making warm complaint against come
Of the railroads and more trouble Is
likely to follow.
Mayor Freeze taxed two young chaps
who have been annoying lower town
people. IS and costs each, yesterday.
4 school boy playing football was
run over by an express wagon ycstcr-
day but was not hurt much.
Joseph Michaels. aged scvcnty.four
years, died at his home Thursday night,
The entertainment at the Christian
church last night was well pntrOnizedi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
IN THE CHURCHES
OF Benwood the Ministers Will Talk
on Interesting Topics.

Regular services will be held ut St.
Matthew'S Lutheran church. in charge
OF the pastor, Rev. Paul Mctzenthir,
who will deliver the usual sermon ut
the morning services. Sunday school
will be held ut the usual afternoon
hour. after which they Will hold re-
hcnrsal for the Christmas programme,
which has been IN the course of prcpnr-
alton for some time. Last evening the
choir began rehearsal for special
programme OF music 10 be rendered Mt
the Christmas services.
At the Methodist church. the pastor,
Rev. q. W. Bent. will take for his
morning theme, THE Perfect Man."
and his evening topic Will he ''Acqualn-
lance With God" The Epworth League
vii hold their usual meeting before the
services In the evening and the topic
will be GLOW to Listrn," In charge Of
Miss Annie Prlly.
At ST. Johns Catholic church high
and low masses VIII be celebrated at
the usual morning hours. In the even
Ing vespers Will be sung and bcncdIc-
ton pronounced by The Rev. Father
WernnSer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
JAMES A. HENRY

Real Estate Agents, Collector. Notary
Public md Pension Agent. No. isiS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
Moundsville Briefs.

Charles e. Flood arrived home yester-
day morning from Parkcrsburg. where
he had been attending the state meet
Ing OF Maccabees. Mr.. Flood was elect
cd second master OF the guard In the
state lodge OF Maccabees.
There Will be concert and lecture
by the Conley band. in school hall. next
Tuesday evening. The lecture VIII he
delivered by Professor Erp, on the sub
jcct. "Boer and Briton."
Il. N. Taylor had one Of his legs bro
ken yesterday morning. He was work
Ing Mt the brick yard and was caught
by truck.
Rev. ]. S. Jewell. formerly OF this
city, but now located at Flatwoods, Pa,
spent Thursday night with friends here.
Mrs. Margaret Hughes has been ap-
pointed administratrX Of the estate OF
G. V. Hughes. deceased.
Mrs. Jennie Clark and Miss Josie
Burton are spending n few days with
friends in Wheeling
a. i. Ingram has been appointed
guardian for Blanche q, Hewett, Of
Cameron district.
DR. s. NJ. Steele. sherlif-elect, has al
most entirely recovered from his lutte
serious Illness. = sc ..-'.'E ]
Postmaster r: r. RichhElson.. of CAM
eren. vas transncting business here
yesterday. ,EisH 4, s+..sist ,,s
F, civilian L. Conner. OF Fifth street,
wns cniiinE on relatives near shcrrard
yesterday.
John +, Logston viii be taken to the
hospital 10 have n tumor-removCd from
his hip. X -',y.7V "a,
-. ". Wise has ntarIS Completed HIS
new residence on ;Laroka Heights.
j. Il. Watson. of Cameron. was calf
Ing on friends here yesterday. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
The HIGHWAYMAN

Who Figured in the Unsuccessful
Hold-up at Bellaire Taken to st.
Clairsville-His Real Name is KEEL
ly, of GAINESVILLE.
Marshal Johnston took John VAIN"
the fellow who tried to hold Jeweler
Dorcr up, 10 st. Clairsville yesterday.
to await the action Of the next grand
fury. It develops that the real name of
this man Is Kelly and he comes from a
very respectable family at GAINESVILLE.
Years ago he committed some crime
when quite young, and his mother
mortgaged her property to secure means
for his defense, and finally his pardon
after conviction. He was not out long
until he, with others. deliberately held
up man IN GAINESVILLE. He went back
TO the penitentiary. and now he has I
sure thing on another trip. He seems
70 enjoy the living at the Ohio peniten-
tary. and has acquired the habit Of
catching step quickly. This was noticed
yesterday when he was handcuffed and
started of with the officer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
A Dam at Brilliant.

The rivers and harbors bill is likely
to be presented to the house next
Tuesday, and the Washington cores
pondent OF the Cincinnati Enquirer
says: M
Representative Gill has, been very
energetic during the first days of the
session In tho interest of slack water
navigation In the Ohio river. He has
held repeated conferences With Repre-
sentative Burton. chairman OF the
rivers and harbors committee. lie Ia
particularly interested In the dam
known as Dam II, located at Brilliant,
OHIO. the construction Of which will
afford n splendid harbor for that town:
for Mingo, where the great steel plant
Is located, and for SteubenvIlle. His
conferences with Mr.. Burton and. with
the other members Of the committee
lead him to believe that an 'approprIn-
ton viii be made for the project. which
Is said to be u very commendable one.
Mr.. Gill Is greatly Interested In the en-
tire scheme OF improvement .contein-
plated for the Ohio river, and will lend
1t his best assistance throughout.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
ROBBERY AT PoWEATAN
Early Friday Morning-Thieves May
Have Come to Wheeling.

Yesterday morning about 3 o'clock.
three masked men entered the. store Of
B. F. Disque, at Powhatan. through the
front door, which they unlocked with n
key. They evidently knew all about
the premises, for they made their way
Upstairs noiselessiy and burst open the
door OF the room in which 3. S. Neff
was sleeping. They Immediately seized
and bound him to the bod and proceed
Cd to relieve him OF what money they
could find. They got seven or eight
dollars and twenty dollars In, oil coin.
which was in his trunk. They also took
bis shot gun, revolvers and watch. They
also took 4 watch which WAS on the
DISK in the store room which had been
left for repairs. After prying open the
money drawer. which contained moth
ing. they left, going north, probably to
Wheeling or Bcllaire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
i, Holassmann,s4 MI mi h'se,v !, for

at Holdermann's 4,nyi this evening for
the beReat OF chasBek Miller.
Miss Cecilia Keafns has returned
from a four weeks visit with friends
at Allegheny, Pa. m
4 John. the bright, three ear-old son OF
John W. Leach. Is seriously III OF
pneumonia. ,3
George speldel has returned from !
ten days sojourn at Cambridgs
Springs. Pa. &:
Miss Julia Kennedy has returned
from a pleasant stay With friends at
Allegheny.
Luke Burr has purchased a farm
near sherrerd, where he Is moving his
family. ,t|5,
Miss Inez Paxton. OF Piedmont, is the
guest OF relatives on South Marshall
street.
w. c.. Burris has several very fine
Irish settlers, which he Is Offering for
sale.
The White Rose Club will dance at
Holderman's hall next Monday evening.
z Mrs. w. Porteriield has returned
from visit to friends at Marietta.
A small child OF William Drum, OF the
Fourth ward. Is seriously III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08

Hon. Geo Kersten, a well-known Jus.
ace Of the Peace Of Chicago, says: 81
was afflicted with cltarrh for nine
years. Ny oatarrh was located chiefly
IN my hSad. tried many remedies
without nvail. applied to several doc
tors, but they wero not able to euro mo.
f:learned Of the remedy, Pe.ru-na,
through tho daily newspapers. After
taking the remedy for IS weeks 1 was
entirely cured. consider my cure per-
manent, rs it has been two and half
years since WAS cured"
The Governor of Oregon is an ardent
admirer Of Fortuna. he keeps 1t con-
tinually In tho house. In recent letter
to Dr.. Hartman he says:
~ have had occasion to use your Pc
ru.na medicine In my family for colds,
and 1t proved TO be an excellent remedy.
/ have not had occasion to uso 1t for
other ailments.
Yours very truly, W. NJ. Lord"
Pe-ru-na is known from tho Atlantic
To tho Pacific. Letters OF congratula-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
Light Consumers Complain.

Electric light consumers. OF Benwood,
complain that the lights arc not turned
on carly enough In the evenings and are
turned OFF too carly in the morning. The
plant should run all day long. MS many
days. such as yesterday, some OF the
business houses were as dark ms the
Black Hole OF Calcutta. The CONSUME
ers claim they pay enough for their
lights to have 4 service that Will en-
able them to light their homes and
places of business whenever they are
Garkened, either by the night or tho
clouds during the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08

Bernard King National Military
Home, Loavcnworth, Kan, also Gays:
u will write you . few lines for publ;
cation to mako known what Pe-ru-na
has done for mo. i took severe cold,
which neglected. 1t developed into
catarrh and bronchitis and in q short
time became chronic. I tried every.
thing saw advertised, which did mo no
good. saw the great tonic (Pe.ru.ua)
advertised. 1 bought one bottle. T
found myself so much better after TAX
Ing II l wrote you for advice, which you
kindly continued to give me free Of
charge for five months. Now l am
happy to inform you and the public that
am perfectly CURED Of catarrh and
bronchitis. ! make this statement in
hope that some OF my comrades will SEQ
itand be benefited thereby"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
McMechen Briefs.

an electric light company Is being or.
gnnlzcd here for the purpose of furnish.
Ing street lights and light for private
consumers. A number. OF well known
gentlemen of thIs place ure Interested.
and have n considerable amount OF
stock subscribed. a.' s.-'5 80 +.
Robert IIess. II veteran OF the Clvi,
wnr, nged sixty-two years.. died ut M
home Of his daughter Mrs, S. j. Cole
man. Thursday, and viii be buried Mt
Glencoe. Ohio. this morning.
Fred. Damn ma vile hate returned
home. after spending the summer in
Germany, where thcy went for the bpn-
eft OF Mrs. Dann's health.
Mrs. Jones, an old resident, ls lying
seriously III at the home Of her sor.
Edward. whose wife is Very III with
pneumonia Ha AZ
j. w. Mnthrr Division No. %, Uni
form Rank, Knights or Pythias, viii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
- y
Wellsburp Briefs.

3s The knights Of pythias Of this place
conferred the second degree upon two
cahuidat nj Thursday nights mect-
lne. and there Is work ahead for sever
al weeks. The election OF officers will
occur the last meeting night in Decem-
( me ra:naias Of Mrs. George Bresock,
VINO died at Bridgeport, O.. on Thurs
Wy, were brought here yesterday, and
We tnn2ral will occur on Sunday after
mon from the residence OF Mrs. Bre-
COCKS father. Frank McSamic.
q Well attended and pleasant box So
clai was held at the Lewis school house
lass evening, the object being to pro-
cure funds for the school library.
me Christian Sunday school will pro-
dace eantnta. 'kii Hail to Santa
Clars.' on Christmas eve.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
A. o. U. W. Elects Officers.

AT meeting of Benwood Lodge No.
3, 4. @. u. w. at their hall Thursday
evening. the semi.nnnunl election OF Of
flcers took place us follows: Patrick
Scanlon, master workman. William
scrig. foreman: William Barlow. over
!scer:. w. C.. Fisher. recorder: Fred.
Oscr, recording secretary; William l..
Leach receiver Charles Grim was
elected us representative to the grand
lodge. They VIII be Installed ut tho
next meeting, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
SOME SEED SOWING
Results From the Visit of Prof.
o'Hanion to the Schools. IA

Yesterday. IL National orsanfkerl
O'Hanlou, OF the American Humane
Society. visited the schools of the city.
giving brief talks on humane work.
and ns n result Of hia visit hc believes
nm interest In humane work has been
created among the young people. He
leaves the city this morning FOR Kcyser.
His itinerary FOR the remainder of his
trip through this state Is AZ follows:
December g. Kcyscr: December 10.
Berkeley Springs; December 1., Mar
linsbnrg; December 10, Charleston: De-
cepbcr II. Oakland Nd: December 10.
Tunncl,on: December l7-i2, Wheeling
schools; December 20. MoundsvIlle:
December q, New Martlnsvlllc: Dcccm-
Der o. SlstersvIllc. p.a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
Broke Up n Poker Game,

There was quite a lively time in
Kirkwood poker Joint Thursday even
Ing. A well known Cleveland, Lorain 6:
Wheeling engineer had gone to this
place from one of the churches and AZ
ter he had been playing the game for
some time his wife appeared upon the
scene and would not leave until her
husband accompanied her. and II is
said as long as her visit lasted she made
things very warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
REAL ESTATE.
....FOR SALE.......,l.

Lots as follows: South sidp 81 1ith ST,
between Wood and Mccorloeh sts.t Is It..
front. 10th ST., 30 ii. front. Cor Of 18th |
and Jacob SITS, co It. front. with 14.room
mousse OH same, cheap. Cor, OF Main and
isti Sts. cost, front, with 1s,roon house..
cheap. Eott, between eath and ccalh4s Easst
end OF eth St. cheap, on easy payments.
Wilson st,.ncari 24th Stu $4,000. High,
aear. Nth St, Mt 1000 each. on easy pay-i
ments,. dirt cheap. Lots on Lind, Cherry
and Vine SITS, sil5.oo TO $4,000 each. cheap.
Jacob Eor and Wilson sts.. In CentrSI
Wheeling. 5000 TO $4,000 each. MecoI-
loch ST, se.j.0o to $4,000 each. 18TH St.,
$4,000. 18th St, $500 very ci,rarA Near
east End of, alat ST. $500 w. 60 eli, $4,000
cash. balance easy payments. W attr, Eolf,
Jacob, Wood, McCollocir and I&etzel, lsts.,
Sth ward. cheap, on easy payInentB Mnin.
between LIST and ID Sts..,3d It. front. Lots
IN North Benwoud on Eon rl,id .Wnten
sts.,i ehepp.l Money to loan on Rtal Es-
late. $1,000 to $4,000, IN siips. topuit.