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JUDGE LAMAR'S DEATH." A Distinguished Southerner's Long and Aotive Career Ended. HIGH RESPECT PAID HIS MEMORY lly Government Otllolula and tbo Supreme Courl?X bltotoh or 111* Mfo us Snlilior, btiitumiimi und Jurist, lib HiMtli not u Hurprleo to III* Asincline* on the Supremo liaiiuli. W.mn.vuTOJi, D. C., Jan. 2-1.?When tlio United Status supreme court mot u usual at noon to-day a chair, hotwoon those of Juillcos Gray and Brown, heavily draped in mourning, told tbo ""? that botwesn the adjournment of | Ok"..' court last evening anil its reassembling, there had paauod away ono of its members. Tho death of Juitico Lamur was not startling to his associates, for they liad realized wliou lio loft this oity for tlio south tliut in all probability ho would not resume ilia Boat on tho boncli. Chief Justlco Fuller announced Mr. Lamar's death in a fow worila, saying: "It nguin becomes my melancholy duty to announce tho death of a moraLi-r of thin court. Mr. Justice Lamar diod at Macon, Ga? last evening at fifty, minute* past "eight. No business will Iw transacted. The court will adjourn until Monday next." Tho court crior at onco declared the court adjourned. 'Ihe juaticos, with a few exceptions, will attend tho funoral of Mr. Lam nr. Justice Field, who is ill feeblo boaitli, and perhaps some of tho other justices, will remain horo, but a majority of tho court wilt make tlio trip. Justieo Lamar hat a daughter living in Itockvillo, Sid., married to a cousin, also munod Lamar, who will probably go with tho mciubora of tlio court Two nephews of the lato juatico also resldo here. Wh Caruur. Lucius Q. C. f.amur was born in Putnam county, Georgia, Soplembor 17, 1825, and alter his fathor's death was tnkon to Oxford, Miss., where ho roceived a part of his education, lie graduated at liinory College, Georgia, in 1845, studied law in Macon, and was admitted to the imr in 1847. In 18-15 lio ruturnod to Oxford, Miss., and for ayear lielda professorship in tho University of , Mississippi, lie resigned and resumed the practice of law in Covington, (fa. lio was olectod to the legislature ill 1853, and in 1854 again returned to .Mississippi and sottlod on his plantation in Lafayette, being shortly aftorwards elected to Congress us u Dotno crui. Ho Borvod from 1857 till I860, whon lio rcaiiinotl to tako a nont In the seco-nion congress of his natlvo state, lio cast his fortunes with thn "lost cause" and loft tho army with tho rank of colonel, aftor having shared in many engagomonU. At this tiino tho lawyerplanter was widely known for his flerv and ornato oloquonco of tho Btyle still popular in tho south, and ho possessed considerable influonce and political prestige. When he entered tii4 Confodurate army in 1801, he was inado a lieutenant colonel and was soon I'BOUOTBD TO A COLONELCY, but big military careor was endci) in 180.'! by au appointment inado by President Davis as diplomatic agent of tho Confedcrato elates in Russia. At tho end of tho civil war Mr. Lamar was L'hoson to fill tho chair of political economy and social icionco in the University of .Mississippi, and in 1867 ho bocaiuu professor of law In that institution. Soon after tho romoval of his civil disabilities, ho forsook collczo lifo for public aUairs, and in 1878 iio ontored Congress again. Ho was ro-olocted in 1374, and actod as chairman of tho caucus which nominatod Michnol 0. Kerr for speaker, in Docoinbor, 1875. In January, 1870, tho eloquont ropresontativo was elected United States senator for tho term beginning in 1S77. lio was re-elected in 1882 for tho torm ending in 1881), but ho resigned in 1885 to boconio Becrotarv of tho interior in l'residont Ciovoland's cabinet. Two years later ho rosignod this oflico to accopt an appointmont us associato justico of tho suproino court. Wlillo in Congress Justico Laiuar was distinguished for oloquonco, high idoals of public servico, especially iu tho mattor of accopting gifts such as railroad passos, and for his sonsiblo ollorts to hoal all dlfTorencos between l.. v.-.u ?...i HIU 11UIVU UIIU WtlU UUUtIM VU KUU bonch ho was considered loaa loarnod in tho law, nnd logs profound than moat of hla aaiociatos, if not all, but his natural qualifications woro always ratod very high. Ilia fairness and sonso of honor woro novor questioned, and ho was of u judicial temporamont. Personally, Justlco Lamar was popular, and was much cstoeraod, nnd whllo falling health for tho past year of moro has in a moaauro prepared His friends for tho worst, his death will bo folt as a trait loss to a wido circle of acquaintances uud admirers and to tho nation. Mr. Lauiar was porhaps as promlnont a lii'uro as any that has occupied a soat on the bench of that august body, but for sovoral months ho has boon almost too ill to tuko moro than A PMnWHCTOnY 1NTKIIKBT ill tlio proceedings, lilt lionlth has Icon failing for a long timo, nnd it was almost a dofianoo of naturo that ho took his soat on tho usual decision day ?Monday. Ho loft Washington for tho South about n month ago. llo had tlion been for soma time confined to liis house in that city, and was unable to attond nil tho suuions of tho auprome court, his nbsonco causing somo littlo delay in tho rendering of tho wallknown lake front caso. whoroln tho city of Cliiongo and tho Illinois Central railway woro the participants. Just be'oro liis departure from Washington, however, Juilgo Lamar was thought to liavo considerably improvod. llo took advantage of an improvod looting, und the day beforo hla departure from tho national capital he made two or throe calls on friends thoro. It was not without dismal forebodings that hla friends loarnod alter hla departure that tio had won compelled to tako ono or two intervals of rost beforo arriving homo, and nl" death, while It will cauno a vorv soyoro shook In thii oominunlty, whore lie wai so widely known and olfactionsloly regarded, will not bo In any particular a groat surprise. tiAMAIt'a huooichhok. I'mhtnit Harrison Mn/ Allow the Ap. pnluininnt to <lo Over lu GIcvHiumI. Wasiiixoto*, D.O., Jan,24.?Bpoculatlon is already rife ovor tho successor of Justice Ulnar on the supromo bonch, Tho particular person who will' bo chosen Is not considered to inuah as the question whether I'reildent liarrl>on will make t nomination to nil the vacancy, or leavo tlio mattor opon for J resilient Cleveland's action, It Is cor|?lii In viow of tile attltudo of certain J'cuiuoratlc senators towards the noml nation of Mr. McUomas to bo judge o( i tlio court of tliu Uiatrici of Columbia I that a nomination by President liar- i rUon would bo antMoitisgil to tho ond of tho bullion, and d?feuted if possible. j In view of tliat fuot ii in probublo tliut , the President will not cure to provoke a t bitter eontrover?y, and will take no uctiou, but it can bo laid tbut ho has coine tu no detarniluatlou upon tho matter, ami will not consider it, even, for aoverul days, at leaat. Should he decide to uiuke an appointmont, tlio 1 probability is that a member of tho U, 1 k judiciary within Justice Lamar's old circuit will bo honored by the appoint- i merit. Tills circuit oinbrnco? tlio states I of Alabama, Florida, Georgia,Louisiana, j Mississippi and Texas, I SKgUliTAltK NSuijI'.'S ORDER. I llvftiiuut to lio 1'ulil to thu Mommy of tlio , Duuoiwml Justice. I Washington, D. 0,, Jan. 21.?Secretary Noble to-day issued tho follow iiiR ! order announcing the death of Justice i Lamar: ' Dsi'jiiitmknt op the Jktsiuoh, 1 Washington, D. CI., f January 24,1893. ) i It bocoinoi my painful duty to announce tlio death yesterday at Vinevillo, Macon, (iooruia, of Lucius (J. U. Lamar, secretary of tlio Interior from March (l, 1885, to Junuary 10, 1888, whon ho resigned to take bis placs us nssocinto justice of the supreme court of thu United States. It belongs to otliors with whom ho served in Congroas, on tho bench and in otlior relations in privato und ofllcial lifo to spunk of his merits there, it U with pleasure testimony is here borne to bis valuable labors in lliix department, which wore faithfully performed with that clearness of apprehension, aensoof justice and goodness of heart for which he was distinguished. in token of appreciation of his services and resuect for his memory tho department will bo draped lu mourning for twoiity days, and on and from tills dulo Iho Hag carriod at half mast, and tho department closed on the day of bis funoral. [Signed] John W. Nome, Socrotary. Wlion tho nates of tliodoatli of Justice Lamar was convoyed to tho president ha sent u inossugo of sympathy to Mrs. Lauur. GEN. IIAYliS TALKISD UKRMAX And Mntlo nt LvuHt Ono Voto Whon llo Vliltcd Martin'* Ferry. Yealerday, William Clark, of Martin's Ferry, told an I.ntkm.iqekokh reporter of an interesting incident that occurred during the visit of Ex-l'residont Ii. 13. llayos in that city tho third time he ran for governor. Ho arrived in Martin'; Ferry in tho morning and was shown through the Lnughlin Nail Works by Mr. Clark, who was then presldont of that onterpriso, and who entertained tho future nino toentii i'rcaidunt at ma uonuvuui naiuo near tlio works. Thut was Mr. Clark's birthday and ftmonn tho gentlemen who tqok dinner with tho K'onoral woro Judgo Eggleson, Hon. A. W. Carapboll, Coi. Campbell, Judgo 0. C. Carroll, Rov. Dr. Kichurd Gray mid wife, ltov. G. W. Chulfant, Kdwnrd Mansfield und wifo, Hon. J. T. Updograll, Uov. D. B. Updo^'raff, Hon. William Burdy, Isaac Wolf, James Barnes, Mr. Woldey und othors. A short timo after dinnor tho governor said that ho must go to tho grove, tho speaking having boon announced to take place in Walnut Grovo. Mr. Clark told tho gonoral that ho would tuko him down in his carriage. General Hayes said lio would prefer to walk, und go tho nearest way. Tho party sturtod to the famous grovo, and in approaching tho heitso of Mr. Clark's hired inau, Wickam YViodlor, a Gorman, Mr. Clark said: "Governor, that is Mr. Wiodlor, my man. Ho is a staunch Democrat, and I cunnot oonvort him. I wish you could." Tho genorul ropliod: "I will talk to him," and picking up a vegetable box walked over toward Wiodlor and asked him to sit down with him for a minute, addressing Wiedlor in Gorman. Tho hired man sat down bosido tho governor and tho latter introduced himself, told liiui he was a candidate ior re-olectlon, said that ho had always recoived the support of tho Germans in Cincinnati whon he ran for ollico, that ho cxpoctcd 30,000 Gorman votos in Hamilton county alono that fall, and thnt lin ahnnlil likrt 1ft hnvn hin ullnnort. Tlio German promised llayos that bo would voto for him and on election day Wiodlor voted tho straight Republican ticket, lie also votod for Jiim when he wan a candidate for Presidont and it is said that ho ha9 been a straight out llopublican over since. tho mooting that aftornoon was n great success. llayos talked on tho monoy question, making a plea for nn honost dollar. Pooplo wore present from ail tho surrounding towns. Tho ox-President fell iu love with Walnut Cirovo. lie pronounced it tho Qnost he had over soon anywhore, and enquired about the grove a number of yonrs afterward and greatly rogrettod to hoar that this beautiful grove had been destroyed by the cyclone in April, 1888. Mr. Clark and Oonoral llayos woro good frionds, and when tho fortnor celebrated ills last birthday ho invltod llayos, who was unable to attend, and wrote a long letter to .Mr. Olark, which ho approciatos vary highly. MAKTIN'H IIOItllY. New* Nolo* uinl Personals from Our Nonr Neighbor. It is bollovod that tho broaklng of Tames Wiley's leg will kill him. Itwus broken uoar tho hip. Sir. Wiloy is eighty-one yearn old and la quHo feeble. His many friends will bo sorry to liou'r of his misfortune. Tho old gontlomon Is gottlng along as woll a? could bo oxpouted undor tho olrcumstancos. Ovor 100 porsoni havo united with tho Methodist Episcopal church during tho rovlval which has boon in progross since tho llrst of tho yoar. Meetings aro hold ovory aftornoon and ovonlng, and the Intoroat and attondancols Increasing. Tho inoottngs aro now hold up stairs on account of tho largo crowds. Flvo cents will buy au Aniorican Combination Tablot at tho PostolHco News Stand, This tablet contains twenty shoots of napor, ton onvelopai and a blotior. They aro bolng sold so low bocouso a portion of thu cover is shopworn. Mrs, Coronbauor's room at tho Contrnl school was dlsmlssoil yostorday morning until after her funeral, which takes placo to-day nt 2 o'clock from tho M. K. church. The aehools will ail oloso at 111 o'clock to-day (or tho funeral. Mrs. Dr. W. U. bhuttloworth, who has boon quite sick, was somowhat bettor yesterday and ii bollovod to bo out ofuaugor. Tho ooal ooinnitnv li erecting five moro hounos at Yorkvlllo. Mr. W. 11. Kwlng will oreot a storo room tad hall thero. Mrs. Qoorgo Hldor and children will loavo tnis morning ovor tho Whoollng A Lake Krlo railroad (or Kansas Olty. A foroo of men woro at work yostorday getting the ferry boat Climax In aha|>ofor nbroak up, Two oleolrlo can wero running on tho Martin's l'crry ond of tho rood yester Joy and miulo g >otl tluio. Occaiionally i liov would v il "Lull I" at thu won in :lmrk'u of thu o ir. The Retail Merchants' Protootivo and La mi Association is making arranuenonts for a banquet to bebu given soma iine noxt innntli, Ocnoriil I). M, Woodford, of tho Wheeling A Luke Kris railroad, was in Wheeling yosicrdsy. Colonel J. M. Luaaick, of the Wheeling & Lako Uiio railroad, was in tho illy yesterday. Mr. Jamos L tie, who hat boon laid up since tho lime of the year, ia able to bo out again, Albert George has returnod from a mouth's visit ut bis bowe near ijast Liverpool. It. A. Llndomulh has opened a grn:ery and lueut market in Inglobright's tdditlon. Mhs Allie Thornton, of Wnrrenton, Is visillug Mr. and Mra. J. ii. Montgomery. Miss Llllfo Jenkins, of Mt. Ploasant, waa in Marlin'a Furry yesterday. Squire llumplirevillo. of Mt. Pleas?nl, waa in the city yoatorday, Thomas Conawuy is visiting in East Livorpool. Mayor Hains had a wator haul yestordav. Mrs. Iteece Fiiiboy ia dangerously ill. UKMi.UltH. All Sort* of Local New# anil Guh?lp from tho (llami City. Ovor a yoar ago u bright looking young man usked James DuUoIb and C. U. Marsh for a job shovoling Blind ut their amid bank below town. 'the young man was "roughing it," he said, to sue the country, but had struck tough luck. fl'l 1 it . .1; 1. 1 t XI _ iiiu buiiu itnu mnouivDU unu un. mmnu wont to New York city rocontly to attond lectures ond tako a course as an optician, ile wont oust with Mr. A. lvlotz, a merchant hnro, und intended to find a rospoctablo boardinjt-bouse at reasonable ratoB, but tliov wont to tha Trnmont houso, and whilo Mr. Kloti wax registering their names thn head ciork looked at Marsh, and with a "Hollo, tlioro," rouohod out bin haud and continued, "You wouldn't givo uiea job in your Ohio sand bank, but I'll tako good euro of you horo." It was the sumo fellow, suro enough, und he inado it pleasant for Cash during his stay in the metropolis. County Auditor Ifondorson and Engineer Dawson have inado out tho statement rocontly called for by the county commissioners, rolatlvo to tlio cost of the-Pultney township pikos, and it shows that $121,707 was roulizod from the ealo of bonds, and that of this amount $10<),014 18 boa boon expendod from that fund, and $42,482 H8 hus bopu spent from tho county bridge fund, making tho total cost up till tho datoof this statoinont for tho construction ol the pikes, $148,41)7 00. I'hore has boon ono estimate allowed since, which inakos tho coat ovor $150,000 and leaves a balance of piko funds of ab'6ut $12,500. The commissioners moot next Monday to bear furtiiorcomplaints about tho roads and to forret out tho cause of the com. plaints. At thn mnntinir of thn Oitv Council last night Colonel I'oorman presontod the matter of compromising tho Belmont streot crossing question with tho Baltimoro & Ohio Railroad Company as it member of tho conforonco cominittoo, giving tho Council tlio present status of the case anil asking it to determino what to do in tho promises. Thero was a splondiil crowd of poople at tho United l'resbytorian church last night at a farowoll social given in honor of Rev. William Wallneo and family, who will soon lonvo for thuir new homo iu Michigan, whoro Mr. Wullaco is ongaged as pastor of a Congrogationalist church. Miss Alico Jones, of this city, is being troatod at the Wheeling City hospital fur oxostosis, or bony tumor, and hoi fathor says the growth had bocomo so hard it liad to bo chippud from the anklo bone with a chissel, but the young lady is getting along nicely. Mayor McGowan turnod into tho city treasury $16413 for tho last fiscal month, and tho $155 flnon was paid by three persons. Thoro wore seven porsons dismissed without being fined, marked "N. G." Jamo? D. Arlck and W. II. Bridonstain, of tills county, who havo boon al tho Ohio fruit farm iu Georgia for some weeks, have gone to Uot Springs, Ark., to rouialn till spring. _Sylvo8tor Creamer, an old resident oi Ajcart townsmp, wns siricnen wnn paralysis wlillo vlaitine a dnuehtor in Indiana. He is an uncle of County Ko cordor Creamor. If tliore aro any Bollalro thiovoe ronminc about l'nllon thoy aro not missoil from their haunts hor* The story is not boliovod. Tun verdict of the pooplo is that Dr null's Cough Syrup is tho host romod) far coughs, colds, soro throat, asthma, etc. ' A*k Your Grocer For London cronm biscufta. Tho wordi "London Cream" stamped upon ovorj cracker. Brings comfort and improvement anJ tends to personal enjoyment when rightly nied. The many, who lire better than others and enjoy life more, with loss expenditure, by more promptly adapting the world's bost products to the needs of physical being, will Attest the value to health of the pnre liquid laxatiTO principles embraced in the remedy, Byrap of Figs, ' Its excellence is duo to It* presenting in the form most acceptable and pleasant to the taste, the refreshing and trnlj beneficial properties of a perfect lax< atire; effeolually oleansing the system dispelling oolds, headaohM and fereri and permanently curing constipation It has given satisfaction to mlllionsani met with the approval of the medical profeeelon becauro it acts on the Kid' neys, Liver and Bowels withont weaken ing them and it la perfectly free from very objectionable substance. Byrap of Figs is for sale by all draglist* in BOo and |1 bottles, but it la man nfaotnred by the California Fig Byrnf Co. only, whoee name is printed on every paokago, also the name, Byrap of Figs, and being well informed, you will aoi acoept any subetitnt* if ottored. i te , : . jV ... i. ' . i tfiSi .... . . 2 1 ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION-SSO. R. TAYLOR. ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION / BLANKETS AND COMFORTS ?THIS TUMZIE.? GEO. R. TAYLOR. MY ENTIRE STOCK OF Choice All fool Bed Blankets ANDCHEESE CLOTH COMFORTS MARKED DOWN REGARDLESS OF COST OF MM1JFACTDRE. SALE COMMENCING THIS MORNING. GEO. R. TAYLOR FINE PARLOR FURNITURE-ALEXANDER FREW. fine parlor furniture Of tha riifht matorinl ami propor ulylo is hard to find ordinarily, ku glanco at our store will disclose sovoral handsome variotios. fine upholstery lias always boon n foaturo with us, and our stock this season lias affo | ed creator satisfaction in this respoct than over bofore, both to us a our customors. ' Wo havo iomo beautiful doiiftns in gonoral housoholil furniture tl wo will be planned to show you whon you cocao to soo us. Now is the best timo to buy. Alexander Frew Dealer Id Farnitare, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Linoleums, Window Shades, Etc., 1117 MAZST STH.BBT. NOJIWBIO? BOHIE LIFE INSOHHHCE GOmPfiNK " oTnnimi Hasover$121ofAssetsto MT HDW STRUNG r secure every $100 of Liabilities Writ* for rates on the Ttencwoble Term Plan. AGENTS WANTED. H. B. MOESER, General Agent,531 Wood St., PKtslmrgh, Pa. 1 T. O. EDWARDS, Stato Agont, 1218 Market St., Wlioellng, Vf. To. 1 JOSEPH W. THORNE, Mistrlot Agent, ClarlHbwy, W. Vo. | THOMAS & TRUMP, District Agents, Klngwooil, Vf, Va. , mrlt: dr. mott's pennyroyal female pills I For nllorlng prolonjoil and puluful auppraailoiM of llio innnitrunl pnrloili. tlior nro tlm onljr i 1 anil i-ortaln onrtursr offlirwl townmsn. Ihoy ?ro ?ipwl?l ? inailo (or married ladlu, into i I alwayi in b? rellad utiou. A?k for Dr. Molt'i Pufinymyal i'JIK Tale nn oltur. Itporbox, ^MANHOOD RESTORED !SS?? .n4 1'owtniln altriifMBo?umk1 br om touUifA rrpn.or fisooiifl IfftsSK A ^JVIvmoi toMMo.oplain prrtlnulAiiu viiioh tooh Iom to lnflrmltr.Conaun , Fornleln Whwllnir. W. Va, by 1/XIAW PIUM CO., cor. Tomb and Malnilraal* noW-pi I MUSICAL QOOD?. MACHINirTB. . "JJPRlallt PIANO POIl SALB J^EDMAN A OQ., , W?htri nl? ICr?k?u?f rintio. tiio-1 t ihort _?< ; 1 lime but In psrloct condition, which wo ill GENERAL MACHINIST ' offering at b?W?lii. This U > rsra opportunllv. Cttlonor tldreri And Manufnoturari of Marlha n I V, W. HAUMEU A 00, Stationary Bhulnai. ialT No. 1U0 Huiot ItrML tulT \Y1IKKL1N0, W, V. L 1?' ^ REAL. ESTATE, nr> ? ? '- - -' -* -t ., - >. 1 TOXjET. I Tou-roojuo 1 awcUliiff. WO Malu itrfft. , -"aJ Fouw-ooiaod dwolimn, JMi Market itroot. J Tbroo-ropmod dwrollln;, 101 Vlttlula nrjot. 7 :'u Soyou rojwo t dtfoiUug at 0) Ohio itrootj vary Ilanro yard. MM Sfxruomod (hrolllnir, 69 Ohio itroot. Klgbt-roomtfd dwelling, 7J Mnrylnml itroot, 8uvon-roo>no4 ilweldua. 4i tiouth York itreot Thruo-roomod dwollliu, 1118 MoltollochItroot. v Bix-rooiuod dwtlUuu. W17 Eutt ktrMot ! i Flvo-rooim.4 UkvolKug, 177 Twjat/'Ulatb treot. Four room*. ?eeond floor. 69 ThlrtaeptU itroot. Flveroomod homo, lOLKlarinla itreot. ; is SU-rooTifd ilwulllim, U North York itroot, jjowoiniun at oaoo. *: i Fivo roomed UwulliUK, '^Ort Koff itfcot. # Ftvo-roomoddwuUlug, 48T>vouty-thlrd itroofc Country rciid moo. oloto to ol?y. * i Flat* wltli all modoru oouvouloncoi, eoutnUy located. Law> on' oOkei. boit lu tho city. v Ktoro room, 1061 Murkut itroot. v Sioro room. 40 Klowuth itroat. WIU bo tornado olodaud ready far oauupauoy by April IS. Will havu othor projwrtloi from tlrno to tiouv , \ o. o. SMITH, lioul IMnt'J Asant, ovor Whcul A lUitoUor'^ JowolryBWw. ;,t J?8.. , ,>* FOB R/BIsTT. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION / , AMoath. No. 214 Sixteenth street. 920 03 No. 9608 Woodi itroot 0 00 No. 79 Ninoteonth itroot.. 12 03 No. 1117 Wurrou itroot 1 0 00 l'ivo-roomed bouio. 8ouih Elm SL 16 00 i No. ?'0 Nortli Krout itroot....' lft 0> No. 3010 Chopllno itrvet WW No. 64 Thirteenth itroot. roomi W 01 Na 2155 Malmtri'Ot, thlnl lloor..;..6 60 No. 222? Mnrkot itreot. third floor ..v.... 9 00 No. 0.115 Jaoob utreot v 12 00 , 1 Na .1527 Chaulluo itroot. throo room* 6 00 No,'.MM Main street 10 00 No. 1527 Chaplluo struct, two otllco room*.. 10 00 POSSESSION APItlL 1. . , No. 203 Sixteenth street Ml 00 Five-roomed uow houso. South Elm street bath Roses 15 03 No. 21&I MiiIii street. * to re room U 15 00 . , Dwelling l'lea?ant Valley IV00 No. lib Fourteenth street 20 00 Penonal attention glveu to routing bouiei. purchase and i>ale of real cstiito. I collect ronW wltliout low and suvu you tlie tr-xibic ?n1 annoyance Incident thereto. Peuslon vouchers v certltled, do|K?sitlous token In pension claims. <; Deeds. leuMJsi agreements and othvfc written In* struraonte prepared. ' ;| 1 prawotito all olassoa of government clalmt . a before the Treasury Department and Interior . Department. In claims for Pensions. Bounty, 1 Ac.. 1 save you tlie time aud trouble Incident to correspondence with Attorneys In Washington or other places, No attomoy whatever can have v accen.uogovernmentncords, thorefore nothing . ' ; is galnod ?y putting your claim Into the hand* of a?outa in Washington. Pension claims can only bo completed In ono way and that Is by ', > nflUluvlts. If you will cull at my olllea I will complete your claim In leas time than you can slate yourcu.jp to uu agent iu Wellington, D. O. JAMfeS A.HENRY, Hosl Estate Agent, U. 8, Claim Attornoy, Collector and Notary Public. . j 1 Ja2J 1612 Market Street. FOKSALE. House of six ro.nns. Woods street, Contra Whyollng. with full half lot. 11,410. Farm ox 100 acres on National ltoad, nine mlloa east of city. Business proporty on Markot street at modar* ato prlco. Housoof six rooms, brick EolTstreet, between ' Twonty-thlrd and Twenty-fourth street'. cheap. ,i llotno of four rooms, cornor Twouty-third and Charles street, SI 200., Housoof sev.'ti room* fllxtoenth street, 11,005. . ? Small houso and half lot. Jacob.stroet, Centre Wheeling, on easy terms, ISO). Throo houso# on Moyston street, Sixth ward, on easy torms. 82,400. Farm 3d aarox two mile* fromqity; splendid improvement*} suitable for gurdanlug. l.oLs at enst end of Tweuty*thtrd street on casv torms. House of tkroo rooms on Piko street. 1750. _ House of six rooms. 2020 Jaisob Meet, #3 M3. Houso of five rooms, EoiV stroot, Center Wheollng 82,m u House of elirht rooms, Jnbobst(oet. botwoott . _ Fiftcontn andSlxtoenthstreets, $5,30).. -v.' ? spioiidiu farm, rntr ooroi, ninomuoiMnac I city, choan. ^ Ouo-lmU lot on MoCollooli atrwt. Coatar Wheeling. IW1 Ouo-balf lot on Chaplin* itroat, 8lxth Ward. 1900. Ono of tho bo?t manufacturing iltoi In tho city, fronting on two rallroa-li. TO I .OAN?81,000 and 82,000 to loan on city real ostato. - i' t-^v . J ~ NESBITT & DEVINE, 1739 Market Street. Jftli FOB jK/EflSTT. POSSESSION APRIL 1,1331 ; ^ Na 1027 McCollocb strcot. fourxoomi, 11200. No.SOOS WoodsItroot, flvo room*, til 00. No. 05 Ohio Htruet, tbroo room*. 87 50. v Na 2117 Main stroot, threo roomi, 81100. . No. 1115 G'hitrloi itroot, four room*. 87 00. No. 10 TontU itroot, itoro room, 812 50. . ft Na 81 Snuth I'onu itroot, fraraa No. 2117 Main Htroot, siore room* 815 00. No. 2117 Main Htroot. four rooms, 81200. a# No. 2847 Chapllno ilroot, flvo rpomn.' 812 00. " No. 20JO Bon atroot. atoro room una awouintf. No. 120 flovontoonth atroot, I ropius, first floor. Wurorooin or utororoom on Bomb Btroot. Wnroroom, No. 152a Main'itroot, throe story brick. . '" ?. ' Ofllco room. No. 1814 Markob itroot, socond 'A floor. No. 2100 Main itroot, twolvo-room dwelling, i No.2nVormont itroot,ilX'roomfrnmodwolung " No. 3712 Jacob itroot. itororoonfand dwelling. ': Four rooms on sooond floor, North Huron I n itroot, Island. l'OS8KS9ION AT ONCE.-' No. 115 Thirty-third itroot. flvo rooms, 810 00. No. nn 8outh York itroot. tbroo rooma. 81000. No. 00 Bomb Huron itroot, tbroo roomi.flO 00. :m r,j No. 10 id Main itroot, locond and third floors ,u. tonrooim. na No. 2ino Main itroot, itore room. No. 8> Smith Front itroot, loven rooms ,ni and bathroom .830 00 tfli JUV No. 1 Tonth itroot, itororooin ...j. ?? 12 60 FOR SALE.-A flno now roildonco on North Front itroot, noar Zano ctrcoL fl? A ohoap plooo of proporty on Fourteenth. MOSEY TO LOAN. , rineharT&tatum, Clljr Tlntlk BulWIng, Iloom No. 0. y a TolopbonoSlO. JaU : , 1 FOB_SALB. A flour mill, with roller proocai, twonty-flve ~r barrol OHpaclty. Water and steam power. Saw and planer alio Attached; doing good bushtesa , in Iho country. Thli li a bargain. Coal within 200 fcot. Hai thirty Mvon acres of land. Will , eell all togothor or mill separate. No. u7'27 l ofl itroot, framo house, six rooma. hi ino cellar, alloy t'ornor. Kaiy forms. t No. H72U Koll' itroot, Briok Uouno, ilx rootm and hull, good location. Choan. Raiy torim. No. 53 Thirty-fifth itroot, half lot. four room* with summer aitohon and large attici 82,100. ' * Throo honios on Wood ?trwet, high ground >? No. :W18.86J) aud 8521 ISM olch. Two hoiuoi on Twouty-ninth, tour rootnl oaoh. 81.400 each. No. awo Wood itroot, lot30*100foot, tlx room. A good farm of 7i<^ acres, onoAnd a half mllei from Iho cltr. A good orohifd. sk aores lnv ;j orapca. has aflvo roommlhoiupTstabloi. oM. ana the bent of water. Will soil on easy tofmi?" triIot/?n UoWnnmi's'addltlon, the best Wlfli f it tho Eighth ward, on vory oasy terms, for a ih w; ,. , * Nu 41 Thirty-eighth itroot. six roomi. new. J.MI # JOSEPH A. ARKLE, Ollloo No. H117 JaoolJ.lroiL ;?J II Eurn|?in ilc?tn?blp and dratt,,?mnl. Prnun tlckou lo mid from .11 txruol Kuropa. Alio, . 8 ?- draft. 10 nay point In Knropa - : V IT trtoiHKY rofot*. Y li- , H Pn A^IUYINOANnBffl.LmnftBAI.MT'Wa' ? lltnilui Homo. ainfOoliootlUK fitnii. ii' NOTARY TUIiUO. '* SfjB if L"i A-d'tUM w GEO. II. CARNAIJAN, = ?< " IW| M.rt.mW_r f; ~ CtOTHINa.lTC. . , TtTANASrAKEtl A UtlpWN, inptti h i^Ui'rq!'MniorTOfl anf i*nnllolh >, amnplM ol f' oihi and Ux.lm.n. lor Tlonl? nd ornfnMb and Hull. for V.IJ and WlnWf UH,