The Fort Wayne Sentinel from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 3

Is "1DIIK" '(Tmdt Mwti Stcliicndi lt.ltl.tt (M It' Fsvilcliii prescribe It Fr.ftnUntl Verses nauiil Hats Ha Xcruel foe" Cute. Sprains. Toulhacht. Lament, Frosted Fet, Burnt. Insect Bll ted Sat Throat.

Will no bum, bllena, stein or soil Untiu taCeiti in! JJ1.00 per JtiaU rBoM by all (easing DrufglMs evertvber M.r,ufai.tured by Sedatino Manufacturing PBlUttELPlftjC pa. Cental I Hock and Mid Itlltai 'ft Politer, DruggUM, Cerssr Calhoun and Wayne its. four Summer Vntts. fuulth. rt.

VtlMUnr and oiatortoii ttu Mtvfroui, iMarioua Steel Steamship MANITOU iTIinttlH OSLT.) Cxclnslisly for Puutger Between Chicago, Frankfort, Ch.rl.volx, WUeker. Harbor iprlnge, Bay View, Machinal UIM Stau.il., CHICiUO. Money Advanced. Salaried People. Tb ftot that 7011 eirn a rin Ur it lary and hold ft permanent poll tl on with a good concern It Rfllolent Inducement for tin to tvivco yott money.

We will snake, you a loan on your own vote viUiout an endorser. Private and confidential. Room 9, Arcade, npaUlri, Opes Saturday avenlnr from 1 to 9 o'clock. BURGLARY INSURANCE. Bonks, Stores, Residence Insured Burglary or Theft.

We Will Bond You BURSTY BONDS, FIDELITY, CONTRACT, JUDICIAL Judicial Bonds Executed Without Delay. THS TINTED 6TATE3 FIDEL ITT AND GUARANTY COMPANY. Soma Office, Baltimore, Md. laid Up Capital, 1,500,000.00 Correspondence Solicited. Z.

GREGG DAVIS, General Agent Sooma 17 18 Plxley Long Slock, Tort Wayne, Ind. W. H. JOHNSTON OSTEOPATH ST IT" Ha moved to his new location, fica room 24, 25, 26, Base block, ovr First National bank. Ha practiced, ovoj two yean In Port Wayne and can give the best references.

Licensed by the Indiana State Medical board and registered to treat acuta and chronic disease. The only graduate of American School of Osteopathy, XirkSTilh, practicing la this city and immediate yictn ltyv Biamlnatlon free Tuesday and Friday p. m. Home phone, office, 1529) residence, 1654. dec4tf CONFERENCE OF TITHEES.

'Winona" lake, July 30. A conference of tlthers i to held tWinoiia, August 1213 and U. tollowtag. ministers and laymen; Thomas jckne) Chicago) S. B.

Hirbl ton, Pittsburg; William O. Roberts, Cincinnati 1 E. A. Hockett, Fort Wayne; Rev. B.

V. Hunter, BuffaU) Rev. Treeloy Rohrer, Marlon, Ser, Frank 0. Ballard, IndlanipoUs. Willis this ifl called a.

others' conference, everybody ia Invited, The pVoVraoi will iiieluUe' men and wo the different dfnbmlnii tion aiid from all parts jot the country. Besides those In the call, who will alsj be speakers, there wilt be such men present as Rev. Dr. Ito.ire head, of the United rreafbyterisn thurali; Judge J. P.

Hobson, o(; Kn tuoky, and Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman, jpi kew Torlc. This Wtll unquestlonishly be the greatest gathering, of sort evor beld la country. It ii desired that many prmctical result may Hot from the conference.

To this end rtpfwentatlves from eaoh denomlha tioiv will give statistics as to the people who have adopted this system and also of the congregations that have adopted it either in whole or in part. Additional testimonies are desired for use at the conference. These will be published In tabulated form giving the most valuable statifetifcn that have ever been given on tho subject. There has boen much discussion regarding this most import ant movement, but the Winona con: ference wants facts. CASTOR I A for Infants and Children.

The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tie are jt DETROIT EXCURSIONS. Everybody who made the Detroit trio last Sunday on the new Steel Passenqer Steamer "Greyhound" was deliuhted. Another opportunity is offered next Sunday. This is the laraest and finest appointed excursion steamer in America. A veritable water palace.

She carries 3,500 people when occasion demands. Special steamboat express leaves Wabash Depot at 6:00 a. m. Tickets $1.50 round trip. Good two days, returning direct by rail $2.50.

Both 'Phones No. 6. Jun 18 eod 20t THREE DAYS To be remembered at Patterson's Read "ad" on sixth pge. Sam Tield, 76 Barr street, pays the best prices for old clothes. 18 eod tt Milled from Superior quality of Wheat CONSUMERS DELIGHT FLOUR.

Always insures good bread. Jy 0 4w THEY MUST GO. We will close out our entire line of Purses, Waist Sets and Belt Buckles regardless of coit A rare opportunity for bargains, RODENBECK'S, Z4 tf 1004 Calhoun Street, LINEN SUITS HALF PRICE. A. Hattersley Son, PLUMBERS, STEAM AND GAS FITTERS, 48 E.

MAIN ST, FORT WAYNE. IND. DZHTHT. DENTISTRY. fatnlBii Dentistry Wat ranted Work, Moderate charge.

Oat the fcett. U. S. Dental Parlors. Dr.

1. A. and J. W. Willl.mi, llfil.

'Foone 1171. it. PROFESSIONAL. DR. MARY WHERY.

IHTSICIAH AND SURGEOS. Ofoca and residence, new number 326 Madison Street. SpecialtyDisease of Women. Telephone 470. Office hours, 0 a.

m. tm ZOO is. nu and 7 p. m. POUND.

iFOUCHTV aWar aouth depot Sunday a bunch of keys; 'Owner. am by teaUlng at Sentinel oQce All men's and boys' linen suits, linen pxnts and white duck pants go at half price. REUBEN S. PATTERSON. C.

H. D. NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSION, From Fort Wayne Saturday, Au qust 2nd; rate $6.50 round trip Tickets good for 12 days return Inn. Side trio to Toronto and Thousand Island. Sleeping cars through from Fort Wayne $2.50 tor no utile berth, wnicn can oe occupied by two people.

For particulars see bills and posters or call at their office in Arcade building, or use either ohone. J. C. WINANS, tf. T.

A. 2517 HUNTINGTON, 50 CENTS. Beginning on Sunday, June 29th, and every Sunday thereafter, the WABASH will make the round trip fare to Huntington SO cents; good on all trains in either direction and limited to date of sale. Hnntington trains leave at 6:00 a. 0:37 a.

11:20 a. 5:43 p. m. making the run in SO minutes. 20tf Pennsylvania excur sion to Atlantic City for 514.50 round trip, and the date Is July 31st, gb'od returning 12 days.

SWIBrrpRB; OVERALLS, 45C. All Wee't 0R. and 75c and S1.00 overalls wUl go until Saturday LOCAL LINES. tut. F.

J. Grter 1 visiting. In Forest, 0. Mist Irene Toy is home ft' visit In Lima, "0. Mrs.

Charles Heckler is visiting friends in Auburn. Mrs Glenn of Kontpeiler, Is visiting hep parents. Hiss Emma. Vollmer will entertain the J. E.

cluh this, evening. Miss Jessie Tuckey has gone to Crestline, 0., to visit friends. Miss Elizabeth Miller, of Philadelphia, is visiting in the city. Mjs. HL Brunswick, of Chicago, is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. E. Rosenthal. Charles Talt and family, of Cincinnati, are visiting' friends in the Max Wolf, McReesport, is visiting "Mr. and Mrs.

Abram Wolf. Mrs. John Sutton of Lima, 0., is the guest of her mother, Mrs. E. W.

Parks. Dr. G. M. Leslie was called to Van Wert on professional business yes tordiy.

Mrs. R. P. Blrehoff leaves on Friday for a visit with her parents in Boston. Mesdames C.

F. and W. F. Close have returned from a visit In Sandusky, 0. Mr.

and Mrs. H. H. Bossier are entertaining Mrs. H.

Jennings, of Clarkson, Miss. Mrs. Jennie Noble mid Miss Flora Heller will go to Lake Wawasee Saturday for a visit. Rabbi Frederick Colin is home from a visit with his parents in Providence, R. I.

Mrs. C. A. Miller will go to Rome City tomorrow to be a guest at the McDonald cottage. The Misses Bertha and Florence Stauffer, of this city, are visiting friends at Huntington.

Miss Nettie Rioholt has returned home to Defiance, 0., after a visit with Miss Klttic Bauer. Miss Bessie Cherry will return home tomorrow from a visit with relatives in Lockhaven, Pa. Mlus Ethel Moorman and Miss May Yobe, of Richmond, are the guests of Miss Florence Fry. Mr. and Mrs.

W. M. McKinnie and children went to Bear Lake today to spend the rest of the summer. Miss Fan tie Kohn is home from a visit in Ligonier. Mrs.

Kohn will re main in Ligonier for several weeks. Maccabee lodge, No. 6, will give a lawn social this evening at the cor ner of Walton, avenue and Lewis street. Judge John W. Williams, of Union City, state president of the C.

B. was a business caller in the city yes terday. Miss Mazie Jenkinson and her brother, Junior, have returned home to Goshen after a visit with friends and relatives here. Mrs. Page Blackburn ui sons, Vial and Peter, Decatur, are guests of Mr.

and C. K. Fair' field at their Rome City Cottago. Mr. and Mrs.

W. B. Xitselman ani Mi', and Mrs. Harry Mlnnich have gone toi Twin Lakes, near Sturgls, for several weeks' outing. The annual outing of HillMl.i'e hig'h school is taking place at Rome City today and several Fort Wayne athletes are participating in the sports.

Wayne lodge No. 23, Degree of Honor, will give an tee cream social at the home of Mrs. George Meisner, 223 East Williams street, Thursday evening. Miss Myrtle. Miller, of 2119 Nel son street, very pleasantly enter tained a few friends Monday evening ia celebration of her birthday anni versary.

Decatur Journal: Ernest Allen re turned to his home in Fort Wayne yesterday after short visit in this city with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. H. N. Allen.

W. E. Mossman went to South Bend and Mlshawaka this afternoon to spend several days in the interest of the Home Telephone companies of those cities. The Young Ladies' society of the Church of the PTedous Blood frill give an ice cream social on the church lawn, Barthold and Fourth streets, Tuesday, August 12. John Listeuberger fell into an excavation in the rear of the Packard organ factory yesterday and was painfully injured.

He was taken to St. Joseph hospital in the ambulance. Mr. and Mrs. P.

F. Smith and daughter have returned home to Logansport after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rockhill. Mrs.

Clark Stanton, of South Bend, is a guest at the Rockhill home. Charles F. Holler, of South Bend, prohibition, candidate for clerk of the supreme court, and said to be the best speedhmokcr on the prohibi tion state ticket, is 'billed for an ad dress in this city August 0. The home of Jasper Tilbury, three miles east of the city, was the Scene of a family reunion Sunday, the occasion being the birthday anniversaries of arius, Marcus and Jasper Tilbury, forty seven guests" were present; several of them being from a distance. The guests took dinner and supper at the Tilbury home, and spent s.

most Uellghtful dy, Irank Jriw.ixit Hoff man pUyed a match gams' at the golf links yesterday st Mrs. Bond winning, making' ths nine holes in 50. Miss Hoffman's best record is 57 Mrs. Bond now has the honor of occupying first place on tbt team. AN EPWORTH LEAGUE WINDOW.

The members of ths Epworth league of the Berry Street M. E. church have started a fund to buy a memorial window for the mew church building at the corner of Wayne and Lafayette streets. A considerable sum has already been collected and a specially" designed cathedral window will be purchased. FIRST UNION PICNIC.

Ths first annual union picnic of the Sunday schools of the Christian churches of Allen county will be held In Swinney park tomorrow morning and afternoon. The children of the nine Christian Sunday schools of the county will assemble at the West Jefferson street Church of Christ at 10 o'clock a. m. and will march to the park, where the days program will be carried out. There will be a program of field sports, dinner at noon and In the afternoon there will be a program of addresses by a number of county Sunday school workers.

BISHOP GETS AN EAGLE. Bishop Aleruing has received a handsome present from Rev. Father Benedict, of near Whiting, in the shape of a 'handsomely mounted specimen of an American eagle, measuring eight fset from tip to tip. While out hunting Father Benedict was attacked by the bird and he sue ceeded In capturing it after a hard struggle, in which he was badly clawed and pecked. Father Benedict turned the bird loose in his hencoop, having no other place to put it, and it killed off Ms entire stock of poul try.

The bird was shot a few days later and Father Benedict had it mounted and presented it to the bishop. JOLTING CAUSED HEMORRHAGE Chris, Waiters, a young farmer llv Ing near Aeademle, was stricken with a hemorrhage yesterday after. noon and for a time it was thought he would mot recover. Waters was riding en a Under and when stoop. Ing over to adjust some of the mn chlnery, blood' gushed from his mouth arid (nose, and in the faint.

Ing spell whidt fallowed he nar rowly escaped being thrown in front of the knives of the machine. Waters was carried home and Dr. J. D. Chambers was called from this city to attend him.

It is thought the hemorrhage was caused by the jolt ing of the binder. Young Waters comes fi a mther unfortunate family, his father, 'Stephen Waters, having been killed on. Wells street some years ago, falling from his wagon and 'breaking (his neck. DANIEL W. KANE MARRIED.

The Bloomington, 111., Bulletin has the following account of the marriage of Miss Margaret Frances O'Neill of that city, and Daniel William Kane, of Indianapolis, son of James M. Kan, of Fort Wayne: "This morning at 7:00, at the cathedral in Indianapolis, occurred the marriage of Miss Margaret Fran ces O'Neill, of this, city, to Daniel William Kane, of Tndlanepoli High mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Clenimons, an intimaate friend of the groom. The attendants were Miss Grace O'Neill, sister of the bride, and George Walsh. The bride was tutWred In white Paris muslin and carried American beauty roses.

The bride is a vivacious young lady, of sunny disposition and very attractive. She is the daughter of Mrs. Mary O'Neill, of 004 North Center street, and one of Blooming ton's most prominent families. Mr. Kane i traveling salesman for KIpp one of the largest wholesale houses in Indianapolis.

He is the son of James M. Kane, of Fort Wayne, and a highly respected citizen. The bildial party left on a trip to the lakes. They will be at home to friends Bloomington after August 15. Their many friends wish them much success in their new voyage.

Mrs. O'Neill, mother of the bride, and son Owen, of St Louis, attended the wedding. Attend St. Vincent Picnic, Wednesday, Aug. 6.

at Academy Grove, near Robison Park. 'Busses from park to grounds all day free. Games of all kinds. WAYNE KNIT HOSE HALF PRICE All 25c Wayne knit hose in black, tan or fancy, go at 12J4c Will you comef REUBEN S. PATTERSON.

DsForrest Little, of Bluffton, a student of the International Business college, has taken position as stenographer at the Jenney Electric WANEJA in 'a family of tw Rood, wage. Apply 710 Columbia Lakeside. 7:25 WANTED Job carpenter work pi do. Call or address Boeder 1722 Short street. 28t0 WANTED Two gills, experienced and unexperienced.

Apply at Eagle Laundry, 1802 Calhoun St WANTED Trustworthy man to represent manufacturer In portion of Indiana) moderate salary and expenses) splendid chance for. advancement to Industrious man; inclose addressed envelope. Sec. Card, 356 Dearborn St, Chicago. FOR SiLLE 1031 fiALES toom octttf on iDdlsns for MOO.

LoU I. Osrdts, mi.T tonf block. tS tf i'OE SAtl CotLU isa SO foot lot on lilt Wi rie strxt, $J60. Z. Ooud, eier Old KtUonsl Bank.

tf F02t IAL Caeap, now Edlfoo jihonosrtpb: wltb fort two neordl. Tor parUculu kftdro.1 FhOBOtraph. etr. B.ntln.l. 4 BALX Modern oottaf.

on Indians av 78 feot lot: Bva i oom oottns en Tty lor ftrMt. 0. Da roomi 17 18 Flxlor lonrjrtock 5 10 tf FOE SALC A gTMt bargain, at ono fiftb 1U value, a oomiileti uwmtll, with 5 H. I. (ln.

ind bollor; all in flrit otnii condition; muit to lold at onco. Q. Davit. Roomi 17 18, Plxley Lmif block. Sfl tf FOU SALE I attvt made a now nnbdMtlon of my northweit corner Oliver itreet and at Crelfbtoa avenue, fronting tb.

lota ou Crtlfhton; 7b0 for tb. oorner, food store tdlldlnff ilte; the otbere Apply to Henry X. WUUami, or any real if.nt. IS IS tf FOU BALE New room bouee In Lakeside a bars tin If taken toon, tbroe acrea near city llmlti; food bout. barn; tic.

fruit, cottage on Mau mee avenue, $900: leven roorn boute. corner lot, on Haydeu etreet, 11.400; tU room boato on Bvlnney avenue, eighty acre farm Cve mllet from city; will take email city property In trade; nve room bout, on Wett JefTorion ttrtet, can b. had at a bargain; cbolc. lot on Lake avenue In a bargain. John T.

Wagner, Heal Ettatt and Loans. S3 Court street; open evenlnga from 7 to o'clock, 1 lJ tf FOR SALE If you need money, read ad. on second page, first column. 7 30 tf FOR SALE Lady's bicycle; good condition. Inquire, 227 (new No.) West Jefferson St.

20t2 FOR SALE Five year old bay horse; weight about 1,200 pounds. No. 1 504 Wells street. 30 2t FOR SALE Grocery store in good location; a bargain if sold at once. Address Box 10, care Sentinel 22t3 FOR SALE Two horse engine and boiler, center crank, in good shape.

Call at 1233 Lafayete St. between 1 and 5 o'clock. 30t2 FOR SALE A good stock of groceries; have a good trade; will sell at a bargain wants to retire. Ad dress, Sentinel. 20t8 FOR SALE Smith Premier type writer, good as hew; cheap if sold at once.

Call at east yard tele graph office after 6 p. m. C. M. Duncan.

20t3 FOR SALE Belgian HaTe at all ages and of best graded stock. Inquire of A. M. Eby, Rural Route No. 1, Ontario street, Fort Wayne, Ind.

Telephone 0402. 24 6t FOR SALE Fine residence In heart of city. Several good interest paying investments. City property in all parts of city and several farms. L.

Mohr, 217 E. Washington. 29 et FOR SALE 25x150 foot lot, with 6 room house, on West Jefferson will eel! for S1.400 if sold this week, as owner is going to leave city. For particulars address, House, care Sentinel. 30t2 FOR SALE Good farm, 85 acres, miles out, $4,000 314 acres, near electric car line, $27 per acre; 100 acres, 40 acres, possession given at once.

G. De Armitt, No. 1408 Clinton Fort Wayne, one square north of Pennsylvania R. R. jy29 wlt dlm FOR SALE Fancy poultry.

I will sell this year's breeding pens of Rose Comb Brown Leghorns at a bargain, Including my first and second prize birds at the late show Heavy egg producers. Must have room for growing stook. Frank Patterson; 1306 Halm a street, Fort Wayne, Ind. 29t2 Out Lots I now offer the 120 acres on Walton avenue immediately south of the Lutheran college land, price for the entire tract, $200 per acre, which will retail out at $400 per acre. Good opportunity to double your money.

Terms easy, small payment down, long time on re mainder. When we cleared off the very heavy timber on this rich land, many years ago, 000 thrifty young shade trees vers left for outlot purposes', all of which art still there and growing. Ths population of Tort Wayns Is steadily increasing and till mors rapid growth is now aVout to develop. HENRY WILUAMS WAJ4TEO Ladlet and. gHntleme city and country (bod salary 'and oonuuliiloo.

Call today, roont tO It, pitalrs. Arod. "WAMttD Ivory sua, weaua sat dull te salt at the Olttatse' Trast company, ora errr Aid CUstaa, and oak for tbt) kandaoai.it banks, urslihsd all who seelr save Bo.ey, Capital, $500,000 1 laterest paid es d.pstits, tf WASTED OMk go to some Cltjr, fan. Ily of two), places aid out of olty, alto la private famtli.i and hotels; good tvag al a position for lady at housekeeper, on. that tan give feed references.

Apply at Xn FlUgvnM'a Employment Offlco, 3t or 101 West Washington street. 7 ll lm WANTID A elan la tnttlng, ntting'and droatmaklnri wOl sun loth to alt thou who with hutractlont on th.lr ewa eanuotBt alao patterns out te measure. For further particular, pl.t.. call at pattern raema, tl rUley Loog Bide. Freeman It C.

7 lm" WANTED A good kitchen girl; best of wages. Apply 207' W. Wayne. 7 23 tf WANTED Baker; also helper; day work and good wages, at Broadway. John Groendyke.

30t2 WANTED Experienced sewers nn skirts. Apply at once, the Superior Mfg. 233 W. Main 2nd floor. 7 28tf WANTED Girl and boy 15 years of age to strip tobacco, at 209 East Main street.

Good place for parties. 2012 WANTED Good furnished room and board (by single young man; must be central location. Box 16 care Sentinel. 29t2 WANTED An experienced girl to do general housework; no wattling; highest: wages paid. Apply 831 West Wayne.

30 2t WANTED Dressmaking Shirt waists and lawn dresses a specialty) prices moderate. Call at 1117 Elmwood Lakeside, 7 25tf WANTED A good' man to take our agency at Portland, on commission; small bond required. Grand Union Tea 1120 Calhoun St. 30t4 WANTED 25 girl oporntors for powersewingranciilneg; experienced or unexperienced. Apply at once.

F. M. Smalts, Toby Glove Factory, Nebraska. 29t3 WANTED $10 per 1,000 copying letters at homo, to be sent us; two stamps with application. Oceanic Industrial Union, Desk 25, Chicago.

28 30 WANTED Splendid chance for men to learn the barber trade now and take positions waiting our graduates. Tools presented; pay Saturdays; wages from $12 to $15 weekly when competent. Catalogue mailed free. Moler Barber College, Chicago, III. 18 1 5ff WANTED Your opportunity I have a large brass and iron manufacturing plant, thoroughly equipped for large contract and job wcrk; all free from incumbrance; on a sound paying basis; any own inventions specified by our government, large builders and managing owners; high class trade.

J. propose forming stock company with large capital for oarryiing on my present business and bringing out new inventions in; demand. Men with ready means wanted to fill ositiorus. Address Box No: 130, Toledo, Ohio. Cut this out.

OR BElf T. FOK BEHT A llv. room bouse. West Jefferson ttrret. Inquire 106 7 8 tf FOS XXKX at 1031 Weet Washington street nq1rs at tame.

3 tf RENT A drugstore oorner, oi Crelghton avDue ai.d Oliver itreet Eait tr FOft kENT Set.ond door omoee In Aroade, oeatral and convenient, per month for aalts of three ruuros. 1 tf FOE RENT A 0 room boute; all modern Improvement! and centrally located. Inquire at 807 W. Main street 17 tt FOR RENT Several datlrabl. houses ana batlne.s will be plenttd to tbow on application.

W. X. Doud, ovtr Old National bask. 7 tf FOR RftT Fleaaant, finished rooina. with board, bath and all modern eonven Itaces: half tquar.

east it Calhoun, at 110 East Washington. 7 tf FOR RENT 111 Washington boulevard; 70 West Pontiac. modern; store room, West Xlln; 134 East Berry street, third floor, modern; 1988 Fairfield avonue, and title; 1321 Haplc avenue; 1020 and 10U1 Washington boulevard, modern: 1010 Home avonue, aoutbaaat oorner East Jef feraon and Harmer atreeta. Bchrader A Wilson. Agjntl.

10 tf FOR RENT Office rooms. Apply Dr. G. A. Ross, 824 Calhoun St.

7 281 FOR RENT If you need money, read ad. on second page, first column. 7 30 tf FOR BENT Seven room house on Heustls av. Coll at 240 Douglas ave. Dr.

S. D. Sledd. 30U FOR RENT Two store rooms On South Broadway, near Taylor St, Inquire at Tevenue office. J.

Hayden. 29t5 FOR RENT Rooms, within two squares of court house; references required; no one with children need apply; private residence. Inquire at Conservatory of Music 20 4t TOR RENT Seven room brick house and barn, .1216 Washington boulevard; furnished, with bath room end fs, lightijig and heating. Apt plr eTogw 829 Colhauii SWVoQt 'ih(ms ,84 Ct FO SALE A sloe seaM ttrvSua tUet, wits (uu spatial rasues (or tenia n. W.

r. Bond, Agvst. tf iwn pvva nu etre.tl 'tl ItaUf SavU, mtnt, lt, Valay Usg black. tf FOR SALE 7 rMM bout, ssd 10 toet lot os FOR ALZ XlMly faraUhtd iisttaxe 'at" ill use org uu rent satu aoldr" yr. od.

ever 014 national Bank, Itt It FOR SAXI Hotues aad vaeaal lot. la aD' parts ef the city terns te salt ynu PavU, TMStt 1M, Wiley bleok. i tf A FOX SALE South Oalhcst street, saidvay; ssi foreign aat.frott, $1,100. Saary X. ls tf Foa roons slats reef.

krai4. ISO! Walts irloe. ILMO I wta taks.sart Isuaatt aCartiavttt yy. FOR AXt Xeilduo sad full suit te oera.r ef XcClellas asd Bracklnrldg. street) prloe, fa.iso, X.

Bond, agent tf FOX BALI Dwlrahle renldenoe sear OlttV ton ana sutler ttnttsi atttt b. soM at onoe. S. Doud, ever nana, Old ITatlontJl 7 tI FOX BAXt Vew at.dwa. residence erp rooms la best part f.

Vnt tuperioV ttrwll bargain at W. 3fc Bo.d, sgsst i.ttJ TOR BALE Lota Is ladwtrtal park, OollegV Place aad Bwuiney't addltloa, very res tonable, LeU Cardea, Flll.y Loss LF rooa mod.ra souse, Bovi Hanna street 1 ptvtm.it paid I want as Sr. 0. Savla, rooms IMS, FIxley Lont tloclt tftaA FOR SALE Oa South Calhoun, east between Woodland groove asd Fonttnalia 0 fot buslaeta lot, 11,100. H.ty Willlamt.

1 1 1 tf fOR SALE Boats tld. butlaati tot tOalJO.1'? Jl.SOOi tltitt.l go feet tooth ef eorn.r Willlamt itreet and Colhosa. Henrr'XLit. Williams. tT FOR BALE At a bargain, a flrit elass fro.

cry and aalooa: good looutloni raaafit0 for selling, other bualn.se,' Addr.il Box lt Bwtlnel. FOB BALE South Cslhou ilmt betwen Butler and DeWald. 10 fet $1,400, east, front aljoltvlar the brink X.aiWI K. Williams, FOR SALE 0 new bouses seas Fennsylvadi. new round houttl honM.

star Balttlns htllla bargains, o. Davis, roemt 17 11,, riilvr Lotg block, ttgll rOB ALB houses Is BloenuSgdalaji; $1,100 to I eottagts rak.tlds?''' to o. uavis, roomi rr it. Uley Long Mock. Vttt rojt BALE The resld.noe aed fall lot si' the northwest oorner Weet XitWald fend Websteri Propertji prU.

r.duoed. w. E. Pond. tT FOR SALE Eight room bout, on ton bocilevsj di tUettrle llsktt and' bath fC $1,830.

For partloulara, "Eou1.v.trd." '7 18 FOR kALE Well looated modem residence of 11 rnoma en Wttt Wuhlngtoa strs.t, a d.tlrtbl. house, at a hargaia, w. Doud. over OH national bank. J.ttf FOR SALE Ih.

Xoanltr homtttead, cento Waya. and Clay ttr.ett, two brick reel donoet the lot, lOilso. Isqalxe oa the Pnili.t or ef John B. Koanlagt. tfiu FOR BALE 4 modern houtee on West Bfc JltS cottage la lontti Wayta, (1,100 te $8,000.

Davis, room. J7 aid la, FUlsy tong hk sua sals 38 feet front, so feet deep, roth aid. of W.tt Crelghton av.nu., tea! Calhoun, $MS0; seoasd jot east Heoderion't rop.rty. Bary If, Wu. 1 18 ttioji FOR BALE Two modern hontee on Hotg land en tan room, vrttk bath sa.

tight roots, wttt bath; viZ test paid. 0. Davit, roomi asd FIxlOT L.BSMoob FOB SALE Tlve modem houses on Wash'. Ington boul.vard aad four modern ss Wort Wsyn. Itreet; lot la Oouigd', jlaoo.

At a saeriaci prloa o. DavtC'r I Bl tfy roR BALE WUl tell at a bargain 101 tsstV fronting on Mala street, bitter knows es th. Orff Kill; good mating ardor for milling purpoiet or a good sit. for manu 'l, factory; torn, to suit, Inotlr. of Johai; Ps'man.

WB FOR BALE Southwest eorn.r Ollvtr Ud East Crelghton brtok ttore bull, lug, thoroughly well buUt, with deep eft. lar and two offlee roomi oa seoond fool In rear 6 living roomt, with poroeUIn btt and clots Henry Wllllama." tf rOR SALE Two 10 foot lota, west Cat. eciweea ue waul ana cr.Igkton nu; on. 15 root buttnois lot, welt Oalhoua. tetwe.n VtnBusklrk iiv'1 brick store iouUr long time ptym.nta, Apply to Henry X.

WtUlani te real estate agent FOR SALE hare rtaldeno. property it: Eait Wayne, East Wahtagt.d, Day itr.it, Biter itreet. Frotpect Oaklan. av.nu., High ttroot, 'at prion raagtag from $900 to tl.MO; alto BB aore tana wtll tiohgngt for city proplrty or cell for oaeh, $000. 1.

F. IS W.tt Kaln. tf FOB SALE Uudwm. lot. la my Etsl uraigaton annus addition, between Smith and Oliv.r etreett, thort walk from new Poena round home at head of Oliver street; central rot Tlttsburg thopt east, th.

new Halerkorh Ualey Engln. works, n.w Van Ferrlne mill, W.st.ni Om th. Bowsers, Basa foundry, and Lafay.ttt. itreet raUroid shops long tlm. pay m.ntt.

Apply to Hisry If. WUUamt at to any real estate atent 10 7 FOR SALEA SO foot lot oa Crelghton, 0' Waldrer Butl.r straits, between Oalbogs and Boaglaad, brings $1,000 lOQiel 1 offer four foot lota' (only 714 feet l.t71' space as each side) touth fronU oa Butlw ttrtet, weet will tell a of then at $1,360 each, tf takes sooa) tb. other two will tbts he advanced to $L1H pavement, and newen pud. aad 1. year old tnapl treet la grut plat batweea ldewalk and sorb.

Apply to Henry I WulUmi or te. gay real attaU agent, 1 le tf FOR SALE $700 lots la ay s.v tavtll sv.nn. addition, jnat platted. South. Broadway, between Home avenu.

and Sa. rula iv.nue, thi ore wiu rat a oroaoway is front I loti; good frimi bouie on one lot another i to tppl. trtii la tb. plat Ttw I of hickory net treet so yean' growth un. oi Bioaawsy ircnui water pipe aaA.

natural sat en' two 'i Apply, tia Hsarri X.t WllUamt. Zut.WiilNtiUL' Cpposlt. slgbrscb.pl. ll BI 2.1 FOX SALE Hatrmaa Selrhta additiu sow plat li a.w ready of the high latin I with th. bandaom.

grove (51 tTMe)i I touth of EtuTman aad att Andrew north ef elty. II lots la all) th. I vl.w ovr th. elty th. goat It v.ryS in.

from tb. bigh.it rroutd sal cannot be' eat off frets IB. eeoosd story ef any bulldi I ring that may b. puti ttf thU alglT i ground It particularly dttlrtbl. for a pub.

Ho 1 titltutloa, boipiUL fog utapl. if Srloe of. entire' plat, IB lota, ts aaly H.OO0; osj. l.i tlmt ptjaitBU If dlileV.