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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-09-22
From the Charleston Courier.
The Cotton Statement.

Our Cotton statement has been carefully revi-
sed for the Courier Letter Sheet Prices Current,
issued this day, and is commended to all interes-
ted.
As few errors occurred in some of the state
ments from which we derived our materials, and
in the telegraphc transmission of the result, We
give the following figures:
Total crop Of bales. 1851 692
Increase over 7A 1856
Increase over .906ss7
We also give in this issue, the Annual New
York Statement from the New York Shipping list
the authority of which has long been approved
and refer to the following remarks from the
New York Evening Post:
The Annual Cotton Statement for the year
1853 SO will be found below, and by which it will
reaches 1885,, ,481 bales, being 823 636 In excess
of the largest crop on record, 1855 56.) The
consumption of the world, however, has been on
q par with this large yield, and the average price
obtained by the planter has even been higher than
in any previous year. The exports to foreign
ports necessarily show considerable increase,
particularly to Great Britain, over two million
bales having been shipped to that market alone,
while the quantity taken for consumption in this
country, including burnt, amounts to 927, ,651
bales, against 595, ,562 last year. The present
season opens with the prospect of a still larger
crop, and prices are materially lower than at this
time last year, owing to the much better accounts
from the interior. 1t is to be hoped that planters
will abandon the reprehensible practice of false
packing, of which we have heard so many COM
plants lately.
Annual statement of the movements of Cotton
for the year 1858 9, as made up by the New York
Shipping List:
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pac PHYSICIANS are generally 10th to speak
word in praise Of what are called 4tpatent medi-
cines" Indeed, 1t ID. an article In the code Of
medical ethics, that physician who sanctions the
use Of such remedies cannot be considered MEM
Der of the National Association. But there are
executions to the most stringent rules, and many
of the disciples Of Esculapius have actually been
compelled, by the force Of facts, to recommend
the use Of DR.. J. HOsTETTER's STOMACH
BITTERS, for those diseases which are particu-
larry prevalent during the summer and fall. They
have ascertaiued that there are no remedies in the
pharmacopis which can compare with this won
-derful compound for arrangement Of the system.
Thousands Of families, residing along the low
grounds; of the Western and Southern rivers, are
now convinced that they have found o medicine
peculiarly adopted for their ailments, while In
other portions of the country, during the summer
months, the demand for the article is equally
large. - - -s'-S i-'-s - ,s~- ..
For Sale by ALLISON s., BRATT0N, and II.
W. MERRILL, Yorkville, g.. ~,
Sent - 36 - I'm
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Columbia Market.

SEPTEMBER IL.
Coton-The sales for the week amounted to
294 bales, at extremes s@11c. Principal sales
at 10Ac. :. - .
Four.-We have no change to note in the -four
market since our last. We quote S2.52@$3 7s
sack Of 98pouuds. Extra family would command
shade higher. p. -..-....'
Corn-There is an abundance of corn on the
market, and prices ore the same as last week.
We quote $4,000.
Psas.-But little inquiry is made for them, and
we quote $4,000.
Oats.-scarce, and readily command 7O@75c.
Wheat Bran-The market is rather bare, and
we still quote $I@$l.25 per 100 TBS.
Bacon.-Country, hog round, l2@123: sides,
114@1lA; shoulders 8; hams 122@l5.
d Lard-Country, 11@t23; refined 123@l33c.
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Supposed Poisoning affair at Williamston.-A
number Of the attendants upon the ball given at
Williamson, were seriously affected by something
either iu the food or drink The cases have been
80 numerous as to warrant the suspicion that poi
SON was used. We are informed that Mr.. Cheat
ham, gentleman, about forty-fve years Of sge;
from near Abbevills, has since died from the ef-
fects Also,a free colored barber, By the name
of Louis Green, formerly from Sumter, but late
of this place, has also died. There are various
and conflicting rumors some persons asserting
that there must have been poison, others being
positive that the malady was caused by too free
indulgence in the great quantity of fruit provided.
We shall await further and more definite informa-
tion.-Cdrolinian. -
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SIaps Trade Meeting. Charleston, Courier
and Mercury contain an account of a meeting held
in Christ Church Parish lin which the acts of Con-
gress prohibiting the slave trade are pronounced
unjust, oppressive, ruinous to the South and I'M.
constitutional. 1t was resolved to hold a meeting
at the Grove, in Mount Pleasant. It was also
"Resolued, That those supposed to be favora-
bic to the measure-L. ". Spratt, Esq, Hon. A.
Mazyck, Hon. Jno.' 8. Palmer, 1. K. Furman,
Col E. B. Bryan, J. D. Allen, Williams Middle
ton, Ex Gov. Adams, COL Ma1cy Gregg, Hon. j.
D. Tradewell, and others-be invited to attend and
address the meeting. g."-Carohnian.
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GEN. STATES R. GIsT.

The many friends of this gentleman in YORK
District. we are sure, will be pleased to learn
that he has changed his purpose of Immediately
rcsigung his commission. The onionV'lle 1t"e',
from which we derive this information, speaks OF
Gen. G1sT as follows:
ave can hardly trust ourself to speak OF Gen.
Gist as an officer 1t is enough to say-that in
the dignity of the man-the department OF the
gentleman, and the ability of the officer we have
Not seen his superior on the field"
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GOOD PICKING.

We have been furnished with the following
mem morsndum of one days cotton picking, by the
hands of Mr.. SAMUEL NJ. JOHNSON, of this Dis
trict. The picking was done on Thursday last
and for the season, taken as whole, we regard
tho work hard to beat. Here is the list:
Jess, 1874; Archy, 1888; Ike, 1so; Josepbus'
III: Emeline, 100; Harriet, 1856 Caroline, lSo !;
Joe, 11s; Dave, 12O; Henry, 116. Total 1897.
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NEW COTTON.

The first lot of new cotton brought to this mar
ket, was sold on Friday last, to Messrs. CARROLL,
CLARK & Co., at 1O1 cents. Four bales made up
the lot, which was from the plantation Of Capt.
s. E. CARROLL, of Bullock's Creek. On satur-
day. two more bales were brought into town by
Mr.. J. W. LINDSAY, and purchased by the same
firm at 10e.
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Ygmusnsal

MARR1ED.-In Cleveland CO., N. O., on 8th
instant, by Rev. W. 8. Black, Mr.. VIM. ELLIS,
of York Dist. s. c., to Miss NANCY J. BELL,
of the fermer place:
On the 18th instant, by Rev. J. A. Davies, Mr..
j. MEEK McELWEE and Miss MARGARET
ANN, second daughter Of Mr.. James Caldwell,
all Of this District
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coNs1aNEEs PER KINGS MOUNTAIN B. RoA1

From the 14th to the 10Th OF September, 1859.
Carol, Clark & Co., ". D. s. j. G.. Miller, J..
s. Moore s. Sons, Adams, McCorkle & Co., Moore
& Burris, H. F. Adickes, Darwin & Jefferys,
Moore, Rainey & Co., G. R. Ratchford. B. T.
Wheeler, Cadet Cunningham, Oswell & Borders,
]. McGill, Beam & jenkins, Harris & Smith, W.
B. Wilson, Mrs DR.. Neel, J. NJ. Hopkins. ]. q.
Adams, J. C. Payne, F. H. Simril. J. W. Bright,
W. P. McFadden, ]. ]. Garvin, Green Gordon,
Fl. W. Merrill, W. Fortune, R. E. Guthrie, j. B.
Whitesides, Meacham s. Wheeler, john Smith,
J. Herndon, George Steele, T. H. Smith, W. B..
Craig, B. Washburn and E. Carrier.
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rosARTIEs AND srILLmAN.

FoGARTIEs AND sTILLMAN.
In to-days issue, the reader will find the fall
advertisement Of Messrs. FoGARTIEs & sT1LLMAN'
Charleston. We have so frequently referred to
these gentlemen that we deem reference to the
advertisement as all that is necessary.
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SANDS SAasApARILLA.-The popularity ac-
ouired by this truly invaluable medicine is rs ex-
tended as it is richly merited II the tens of
thousands of Scrofnlous Ulcers which have been
cicatriced and permanently healed by this extra
ordinary antiseptic had each tongue. chorus
oftestimony would attest the efficacy, not only in
Scrofaa and all external manifestations Of disease
but in Dyspepsia, Bilious Complaints, General
Debility, and the various internal disorders to
which it affords speedy and lastingrelie
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS, Drug
gists, 100 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by ALLISON & &BRATTON, Yorkville,
8. C. Sold also by Druggists generally.
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GROCERY MARKET. q

Cotton.-A few bales Of new. cotton were sold
during the past week, at from 9.s5 to 1880
!Four.-This article is becoming very scarce.
We quote prices nominal, at So 25 to 81 so per
sack.
Corn.-None offering. 800 NV
Baeon-Our market is still bare of country
cured, it is very much wanted. =
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the Ordinary signifed that be desired time to make
up his opinion upon the motion, and the court ad-
journed. Z
We,will here state that the same motion was
made before the Ordinary blythe counsel for the
will, several weeks ago; the latter looking to the
very contingency that has happened (the possibil-
ity that some witnesses might be unable to attend)
and desirous Of making all necessary preparation
for the trial Of the cause on the appointed day.
The commission was then refused by the Ordinary
and some of the witnesses not having obeyed bis
summons, continuance Of the cause was render
ed necessary. A rule has been issued against the
defaultiug witnesses, requiring them to show
cause before the Court of Ordinary on the 9th
instant, why they should not be attached for o
contempt for not obeying the process Of the Court
By agreementbetween the parties, the testimo.
ny of the two subscribing witnesses to the viii
who were present, was taken before the Ordinary
on Tuesday morning. The examination LASTED
about four hours. We have no room in this Issue
for further particulars Ledger. ., 4.
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mrHERE,s NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL
In the sketch of Mr.. S. L. HAMMOND, under the
above caption, published in ourissue Of lastweek'
there appeared several typographical blunders,
which the intelligent reader will readily correct.
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Annual Meeting Of the York District
Bible Society.
The annual meeting Of the York District Bible
Society, will be held at Beersheba Church, on
FRIDAY before the fourth Sabbath in September.
The Rev. ]. M.sANDERsoN, will preach the An
nual Sermon, aud DR.. A. P. C. CAMPBELL, deliver
the address. 1t is to be hoped that there will be
full attendance, as it work in which every
person should feel and take deep interest.
J. G.. MILLER, Secretary.
Sept, 1 So I'd
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YORKVILlE, S. G..
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %, 1859

spectal All communications matters con
nected with the paper should be addressed to THE YORK
VILE ENQUIRER" and not the Editor or per
sonay Persons desiring prompt attention to the aVofs
must bear this In mind ,u c,,,,
~ Capt d. D. MOORE, MAJ MYLEs SMITH, sAML
G. BROWN, ]. L. THOMSON and SAMUEL j. KUYKEkDAi "a.
of York; and WILLIAM D. Cook, OF BennetsVe are au
thorized agents of the ENQUIRER.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES FOR SUNDAY, SEPT. 25.
Methodist Church.
Rev. L. A. JOHNSON, Pastor. Services IN the
morning only-at 10 O'Clock.
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. J. M. H. ADAMS, Pastor. Services at 10 A.
NJ, and P. NJ.
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RETURN.DAY.

RETURN-DAY.
Saturday next, is Return-Day for York District
From all We can learn, the return will prooaoiy
be lighter than for several years.
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WILSON g. wITHERSPOON,
ATTOR RNEYS AT LAW,
YORKvILLE, 8. O.
Office in the building at the rear of G. House,
formerly occupied by Col. I. D. Witherspoon, Sr.
Nova A tt
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Spetial Uotiess.
A CARD.

a CARD.
The undersigned takes this method of inform
ing the public, generally, and certain offcious in
dividuals particularly, that be is not the author
Of, nor is he responsible for, any article that ap-
pears in the columns of the ENQUIRER, to which
his name or initials are not pre6xed or attached
WILLIE LIGHTHEART.
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9eatbs.

DIED In this District of Consumption, on
Saturday, l7th instant, Mrs. ISABELLASMITH
consort of James A. Smith, aged about SO years.
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RECEIPTS AT THE PORTS.
The McKenna win Case.

Compared with 1853 Qnc.). .737, $40
Compared with 1857 zinc. )....9ll 1862
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". MELTON
[ YorkviIle, 8. C.
O DAVIS MELroN,l
Chester, 8. C. I

DAVIS MILTON, | .,..> CsaTI ". MELTON
Chester, sc. ! 80 Yorkville, 8. c.
MELTON q MELTON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
YoRRvTLLE, s..
Wilfpractice in the Courts Of Union, York, Lam
caster Chester, aud Fairfield Districts.
n6r Particular attenfion given To, collections.
~ North Of the Court House, and at the rear Of
Moore RaIney & Co.'S Store..1
Jan Il - ,v5--i II
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EDWARD MOORE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
S0A191R0N 1H 1@W9PVs

YORKVILLE, s. G. - ~
T Office on Lfberty.street uearthe aAdickes Building
and one door below the Post Ofice.' ~
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W. B. WILSON.
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I. D. wITHERsP0oN, JR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-25
s. K. MANN h CO., PROPRIETOR, Ga.
lion, Ohio. Sold by al
good Druggists
~ N 6s DaScOUereA i! ~
Suffer ~ longor; 1t Is . relief.
BY TEE APPLICATION OF
Eya0g's Good Samaritan
IMMEDIATE RELIEF,

You be cured Of the following complaints: such
Tooth Ache. in minute 70 the most painful At
tacks Of Rheumatism nine cases out OF ten, IN less
than one hours time, viz Head Ache, Ear Ache,
Neuralgia. Coughs Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group
epinal A6ections, Pain Ia the Back Side Stiffness
In the Joints, Collie and CP.mp Pains. trysplss, In
famed Eyes, Sore Shtost, Cuts, Bruises, Bum
eprains, Chapped hsnds, Frosted Feet and Ohtl-
blAns.
II not the intention OF the undersigned to assert
for this medicine that 1t will do things
ga medicine that is good for ev-ry thing Is good for
nothing" 1t is true. We only claim b cure
line Of diseases and for the above named complaints
this medicine Is without an equal.
The best proof you can have OF the merits Of ~
ticle in to see what 1t will do. Ny operations on
Pains decidedly the most esctual, by the sppli
cation of this wonderful medicine, o. any now In the
country This is admitted by Gil who have tried II
would have the L,hte understand that ] We
no Lumbug article TO dispose Of, nor would be In the
business II the same wss not truly and purely legt
mate. Ny medicine Is sd In ali places where 1t mas
been used In the highest esteem, and II II my Who'll.
aim 70 make II 20 smoDg oil. The binding duty
which 10 forever and eternslly nxed on mankind IL
10 forward the gent raj Interests Of the huuAL fam!
ly. ie afflicted have been deceived 1y pcs ing up
circulars with fictitious testimonials on them, and
have bosn idlced to buy without seeking the roof.
have thousands OF testimonials, which have been
sent 10 me from different parts OF the Union; but
prefer showing the value u ny medicine, by curns
free Of charge all those COMPLAINTS whenever there
IL "a opportunity to do 80.
~ liberal disoosni mode to Dr.ggtsss and
WhOleA0Ie Dealers.
n FLA00, Pre- grtrter.
H BAlNEs 90, General AGENTS, Dss port,
lows H. n. LITTIBR, Travelling agent. J. W
WILEY, retail dealer, West Second street, Dsveh.
port, and KEEP constantly on and by the following
Agents-Taylor h Ballord, Davenport, cob,
De Witt; Fellows, Asquoketa; W Belden, Ma
quokets VIM BuriisoD, Buckhorn; Took 4 Co,
Fremont; Jas 4 Ryland, Monmouth; Green. Wy
oming; s N Bronson, wyoming; s spear 4 Co. Is
bell; Aetcaf, 0rAhsm 4 Co, AnamOsa; Simon
Strauss, Fair view; John Hoffman, Bpringville;
Rmmet Brabaker, Cedar Rspids; RistiDe b Co,
Cedar Rapds: 6ohn axlstt, NJ Vernon; Arm
strong l. Shantlin, Lisbon LAbs, Mechanics
Vile; NcCelland / 90, Mechsnicsville; Geo
Bagley, Upton; T Garter, Ansmosa.
oc07 dl-vN
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RAILROADS
Chicago + Rock Island Railroad

Winter .d1.1'O1e OC1oeE1oe,
nN and after SUNDAY DEC. 9Th 1858, and until
Ofurther notice trains viii leave RocA Island daily
Sundays excepted, - follows
LIST mail train At OW A !
ID freight lll6 n
ID night express ID r. u.
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays ea.
oepted, As follows:
LIST night express - $40 A. =.
I'd freight trans ~ 9MP. y.
3D. mail train At 7.1OP. y.
All trains over this road In direct oonnexion at
Chicago with trains both the Michigan southern
Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chica-
70 Rail Rosd TO and from Detroit, Toledo,
cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Albany, New vorh,
Philadephis, Baltimore and Washington. Also ~
La0a!le with trains Of the Illinois Central Rood
North TO slena ard South 70 st. Louis and Osro, 70
which places tickets can b. procured Of
w. y. GremDeile, Ticket Agent,
Agents, 3. y. Depot. Rock Island.
Passengers are reminded Of the sstty Of givng
distinct directions the destination Of their bag
gage also 70 tickets before takns their sests
In the cars the conductors collect fares Only 70 Sta
tions on the line the Chicago AROck Island railroad
JOHN y. TRACY, Superintendent.
". n. WBITnAB, Asst Sup't.
nock Island. Dec. s, 1875 ldtfl
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| LEN IND, SdlhllNO SlhlfESo, CuECAS,
1sOtllea Egsssssels, Sattssets.
| A ND other goods adapted 70 the wants Of Minors
Ne. 3 west Second street,
LIZ CLAIRE ROW.
Davenport, Feb I. 1859. ~.
1850. Spring Trade. 1850.
| Rr GOODS,
w IL q Il n - - Il n !
MINER. HASKELL CO.,
n1FBR TO Tau TRADE AN BNrIRBLY NEW
~ and well selected stock Of
Dry Goods, Motions,
HATS. GAPS. &C.
TO which they call the attention of dealers.
Tnelf STOCK en- ,reces every variety Of goods usu-
ally wanted BY the Retail Dealer, and they pledge
themselves TO sell ID low the same goods b
bought IN any Eastern msrket-freight added.
mch2e-d
u n II Il IL Y
10 constantly receiving
NJ = W q 90 a -,
and selling then
VERY CHEAP.
spr20 %, Wet Second street
.v'esc Goods
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS 3!
THIS DAY RECEIVED.
BOU Ont FOR ASH!
WILL BE SOLD CHEAP.
Dress Goods Of all descriptions. full stock Of
DOMES TICS,
One Bale Of Brown Cottons. for sxc, Every chesp,)
Pocassets. Lawrence Mills. &C..
BLACK AUsLINs, ALL QUALITIES,
4 few pieces Of
beautiful De Lat,ses,
AT IL Ia cts. Going Fast.
A frll line no
EABROIDERIES,
and FANCY GOODS.
Our motto for the Spring trade is quick sales and
small profits.
FOR farther proof, call At A. w. BAILBY's,
APPS No. 80 West Second street.
DRY GOODS DOWN!
THOSE BEAUTIFUL GOODS
HAVE ARRIVED,
And are now departing: We Propose
SelltssI at Smaller Profile!
pc found vest Of the Mississippi River.
Call Early, and Examine for Yourselves
Well Known Chesp Store,
ELDRIDGE Il WILLIAMS,
. BRADY ST., BELOW SECOND,
mch27 Davenport, Iowa.
PERSONS GOING TO
PIX E'S p IL q X j!
wADswoRTH's,
Super Heavy and Large Blue
060O1k11oA~ 310n1kOtO
Wesvy Broscss Ds-tsls,
And many ether scods su,teals ses::sAeu:zip. Dan
- West Second q, OPP. L. Claire Hens
HsbS
II ~ OUea.
T'Hs sroCk OF GOODS SoaHHRLr m
L. OBERNDOERFER,
And kspt nsxt TIE Post 0mes, IL removed 70 the
STORE OF L. sCHRICKER 4 Co.,
On seeosd ssrs.t. nesr Hasrisaa. Thsrs y stu =
Dry QooAs, Clothing,
lHAt0vAna 0AP0,
not Ms, &C.
1Aoee IN want OF aaything win please call SON. q
| dooe the aselgpnmt.
L0nnNso sCHnlCKnR, Assa0ss.
IteO England
| Dry hep Yeast Cake.
| 4 e0oe1lvs1 - llfsiA Ysese. 1uvH. q
! u1es~1s Aens8 - ~ 49,
ref zvlww sisaF i
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from the grave-and their work of mercy " not hae
completed. Try them. They Ar warranted.
HERnlCK Z mo.
Practical Chemists, Albany, Y.
Sold 81 wholesale and retail BY ell Druogtsee b
Davenport, and By Dealers everywhere
=. 7. b. n. 3 L. ". PAL01R, fYavsliiug AUle
oug99 dsvodpoee1yr
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ID w G. lings For = a l e
. II II a r.
YvHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL ONE, A
i double,
All tho Dwellings In his Row,
ON BRADY STREET,

BET. TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH SITS.
The ground rent on which these dwellings stand is
only dollar per front foot and has l6 years lack
ing few months to run. The double houses have
double sis. and Joined together only by the ST..
ding, and oil strong and well built frames and II de-
sired can easily be removed.
These houses have 8, :, and eleven rooms, oil pa
pered, sash hung on puiiies, each house pleasant
s'oop above and below, lots vel sh AIDED, good we'll Of
water to each house, cistern and c. lar
Any person with small meaus can procure himself
. pleasant home by buy ,ng one OF tn single or
double houses. A part Of the payment can b. ex-
tended some time, and but little mole than the an.
nual rent will be Yequi, ed 10 hani.
The Large Brick Dwelling House In
which live, corner Of Twelfth and Br. dy streets,
Is for SALE The lot is 2l4 feet front by $50 feet
an alley, which there IL incumbr ance and can
be sold on long time.
The Two Story Brick House, corner Of 10th
and Perry streets, in hch J. J. Lindiey now lives
Lot 60 BY 1hO feet. coed water cellar, and house well
finished, containing rooms.
This property Is ale free from snoumbrsnse and
can be sold easy terms.
A Fine Span Of Young, Well Trained
and Matched Horses, Double Harness, and Arst
mayl T. O. EADe, or l. HARRISON.