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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-04-07
STATE OF / ILLINOIS

County IF la safe Sss
CITY on OTTAWA, J Public notice is hereby
given to all persons interested, that the undersigned,
missonsrs appointed by the city council of said city,
and the damages and recompense due tho
OWNERS respectively Of lot Iact Of land of
which the isry line beginning there describe the lot
aAd in said city, occaSioned by widening and
extending street in said city known and designated
Ottawa avenue said lot tract Of land, and also
70 determine what persons will be bsueted by widen
anu extending said Ottawa Avenue said lot trac:
of land the damages and expenses thereof
the real persons benefited by said improvement
in proportion nearly may be To tho benefits resulting
10 each, will nicet at -. in on the - day Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-04-07
Connecticut Election.

The election in Connecticut last Monday
was the hardest fought political contest since
tie Presidential election. The democrats
were confident they could carry the state, in
spite Of the overwhelming majority against
them year ago, and tie republicans were con
scious that If defeated, it would be the death
blow of the party. So they sent every able
speaker they had in Congress, to Connecticut
for week or two before the election.
The result is, that the republicans have
escaped defeat bY the skin Of their teeth.
HaNley. their candidate for Governor. is
elected BY some 500 majority, and they have
barely saved the legislature.
Last year the vote IN Connecticut was as
follows:
Buckingham (Repnb.) -........ 1871.
Seymour Dem. -. ......... 3l,j3?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-04-07
Ezop0n=: EEooGn=.. Eooaag.:
New MiIIiner! Establishment
7grs. ssEs.4.: E.ss.ETs

TEEs. saE.A:: GREGG
SFt RMS the Idis- - Ottawa AMI Vicinity that she
4 ms pP-narl a nes MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT IN
the Jrm-fs EQUIPPED T.. Mrs.. Jones. oar PblIir,
G,ir-ys Grocery store. cC-a@r G. 3ai- AL CoumhUs
streets.
MILNE 1-ie-'ei 10 Nav AnTs. AMI ~ constantly
rs-aif : new GOODS with ;hC alvarez II the season
Mr. GREGG INST respectfully invites tn lsfr- 81
Ot4~a and vicinity Ind @-IlN q The oil Residents u,
give her all let, purchasing v-shere. Chen.i,c and
uglt--uwR yukes AWAY ga hl,l besides the EHAID -
fashionable for .ruAuI-utinS them. stamping done1p AL
it, varieties Particular attention Fsl4 70 ELEAcHINO
PRESSING All RIP AIRING, also pinkins and hutnS
-. ~, : far; rC:t.e riar. 81 6S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-04-07

.trATE OF IlLlSoIs, - z,.- Cv-5, TFa.s csl5 Or
= - T-..5HI 1;-;7l D.-.I-77 n H-tl a.ss.
Henry T. ll-, My 4 R4s7a, admin sstr.t-iX- aH1
LEX ~ Rogers, s-nstTstgr o tue estate 81 trrtus
Raw .4-cr1s-i, plaintiff u ,l.-r- jacob -
Fl-sa VI IT, T. Int. D.rlc,ars and Company ID:
tl- Eau r5l.e- ami Jy..a J Iuul-, De.,lasnis
E,.rr-,- the =--E fi.-rv T. BLOW. Ns-s 4 E,vys'Il
ami Elat-. :. ]. -sFs aim .s;rat1r ~ the
t-.=-- l.-v-".i a--sss~ have ! y:- VIII %.
go from sail Supreme Court . revere i!su"nt
-frtI jy -.i iei,u'lus in error against sail pjn;ti
7 .r-- ali Sige.Hr Cart H: Naci-1 which SAID
w & p-lu- ~ All >lr--lr C'ur;: and
vaars- 80 i-c facts lEJs lyeu .lly Sue ner~.f.
r-sI- 'e Iar first lsr ~ The present. t~T7 81 srsl
>crr'l- Court. being holden .: .ttTs. IN sail -lte
r, .. - lE. AMI whereas, al,r, u appears 10y all
Gv.t Ca Ill ia Cl-TNs of-e of sail Supreme Cont,
Tat DO. sail Jac IL kee John r pG! Al-nu Ward,
J.!n ! Isai, AMI tlr Pres islt, Die tors aud Gump-y
e the Bank Of PJ1shEscpi1 are n,L-geSitchiS 81 tins
Of Illinois -ul without the reach q TIE Escsa u
-sdt Supreme Court
NJy Therefore. yoa, .h- sail JACOB D'rkae, John 2
Isy=, .;.a W..Ei John }. Inus, az tho President.
Directors aud Company OF the BL4k 0 sio the
s.il e~n ant in error, who's uJars-.rnea a.ITs a
Aforesaid hereby notified De ai APPEAR l.or-, tn
justices uf .4I supreme Court, thu next term Il said
AFTER the Monday in April 49,, To- b-sr the record
AMI proceedings brought into srd supreme Court re-
u. Of sag. VIII and the assigned, II yo1
sbal. ~, further - 10 a-i receive what slI Court
shall order in lois bvh...
Dated this t:L day =. e. :. :. =. 1876.
IT, T Steele Attorney for Plaintiffs in errur. Az.
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HOME AGAIN!
1856. FURNITURE. 1885.

YyNIE subscriber wld respectfully inform his old friends
and iatror-, tIt srifssin hi health PLAYED OUT
H. sal o..i his business Int very fotrl had
h-eR only tic t,i and h0ll3ht OR, rather
dGtiD into the OLD STA Nd and with renewed k-slth
AMI energy h. j. determined to keep tie Crsdt OF the
Ola Depot vira lie best either in assortment.
aGv IF Gos Fricr, by any furniture establishment
west D Chicago.
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FOE SAFE.
.ess SALE.
No s< T..

EIJC-H zNJ Ls- aL tHs At -
- f-r-. Es-r-T- 90. TEEt.I - 60.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-14

The D1voRcEs BUSINESS IN GHtcAGo. The
Chicago lawyers are IN clover. The divorce bu'
siness is all the rage in that city. In fact it has
become popular and fashionable. On the 9ta
instant no less than ten applications for the sew
erance of fthe matrimonial knot we're received IN
the Courts. This We haveon the authority OF
the Chicago Post Some of the couples are
7oung and have been married only few months,
while others are old (theY can't help that1 ana
have been welded several years. more or less.
The state Of morals in Chicagois eEiaenny on
the ebb. The Posi- reporter thinks It Is time the
clercymen should pray most earnestly and de-
youtly for the regeneration of that wicked 'city.
We would advise them 10 pray for wholesome
legislation. Laws should be made to prevent
such wholesome and ig1pioas disregard Of the
zacredtie of marriage :.~s-E -. r., .-.-s -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-14

Gosr OF PRINTING PAPER.-The PhiladelS
phia Ledger makes the following pertinent re-
marksiu this connection
When newspaper readers occasionally bear
of the high and increased price of printing pa
per, they can have but a faint idea of waat .
serious matterit is to publishers Of journals
With large circulations. An additionso one
or two cents a pound to the price would seem
to be small matter but where tons of paper
are consumed every dav, as IN the Ledger.
Office, that apparently slight addition As2kess
up q heavy amount. The white paper ppcn:
which each-day's edition of the Ledger is now
printed costs nearly one hundred dollars
day more than we get for the printed newspa-
.ner: that issto say, that ne now sellto the car
.rierst 1 he whole ofour daily edition for one
hundred dollars less than We pay for the pa,
per it isprinted on. Such increase IN the cost
of tie principal m8terial used by publishers
acts with peculiar hardship upon 3. newspa-
per. tits not like most other commodities
where the price can be varied from day todaya
or from hour to hour, to suit the changing
cost Of producing it. It's price must necess
sariiy be fixed one, whether that price vii
cover the cost of producing it or not. Tbs Is.
matter of kind that We do not often lay pc. !
fore our readers, butit is no. more Ian sfair..
that they should know; that while high prices
are affecting them. IN every other article they
purchase and consume, their dai:y newspaper
is aa3exceptioR, and that in this case the pno.s
Usher hasio bear the burden Of increased pTa-
ces himself and that there IS to be no lns
creased cost to them. = - - 7zSz:sss
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-14

ADTERr1sEMESTs.-A gentleman who has stray-
eied great deal, remarked tosus, the other day
that he considered the advertising columns OF q
nevspauer as ifalIible mirrors Of the business OF
a mace. The fact has been established THAT not
only does advertising and merit open the way to
fortune. but those Who advertise are more hoe-
raj dealers; and, iaasmuch as they keep them
selves and their wares constantly before the pub
lie, it is certain evidence that they have what
they advertise, and are anxious to secure cuSto"
mers whom they will exert themselves to retain
by liberal dealing. We can point to our adVer+
tfsing columns With pleasure, and would say to
our friends by all means, bestow your patronage
mon those whose advertisements there appear,
as they will be found to be honest, liberal-mnded
and accommodating men ia business. Marx
this, Griffin Star. - = - - E'&
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tinetion to anything that have done? The :
very policy which am pursuing now was
pursued ander his administrations, was being
pursued by him when that inscrutable Proyi1.
dence saw it to remove aim, I trust, TO bet.
ter world than this. Where is there one
principle adopted by him, in reference to this
restoration. that 7 have departed frolns
T'tNone! Monet TT The war, then, is not:siul-:
ply upon me, but upon my predecessor.
have tried to do my duty. / know that
some people have made the remark that the
White House is President just let me say
that the charms of the WI bite House, and sit
that sort of fummery, has less influence with
me than those who are talking about it, 5!hsS
little eat or wear does aot amount to much
That required to sustain me and my little
family is very little, for / am uot feeding
many, though in one sense of consanguinity
or affinity / am akin to toeverybody. Theseou-
scious satisfaction of having performed my :
duty to my country is all the reward have. 3
- < BIS coScEU ING APPEAL. = go
Then, in con fusion, let me ask this vast
eoncourse, this sea of uPturned faces, to: go
with me in standing round the constitution
of our country. It's again unfolded and
people are invited toread, to understand and
10 MAINTAIN It's pFOyiStOtlSs ISb rs SSouu Uysg
the Constitution of our fathers though the
heavens themselves may fall. Let US stand
BY it, Though factions may rage, though
taunts and jeers may Come, though vitupeEa.s
tion may come in its most violent charactsr,7
will-be found standing By the Constitution
as the chief rock of cur safety, as the palla.s
dunn of our civil and religious liberty.
Yes, let us cling,to it as the mariner cliPgs g
the last plank when, the night and tempest
closes around him. - :ss -,
: Accept my thanks for the indulgence you
have given me in making the extempo
remarks / have upon this occasion, Let US.
90 forward. forgetting the past and locking
TO the future, and try to restore our counsEys
trusting in Him who rules on high and in the Z
earth below that eEe long our Union vii be.
restored, and thass re will have peace not
only on earth, but specially With the people
of the United States, and good viii. thank
you, my coastrymen. for the respect you
have manifested on, this occasion: hem
your country Is gone, if you are about that
place, look out and you,wiilz find the BUNDLE
individual who now stands before you Eeeps
ing over its final dissolution. -ts.s
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-14

TIE PREsfDEEr SUSTAINED. kilograms from
all sections Of the country report the highly fa
yorable manner in which the Presidents Views
are received. The people are determined, With.
one accord, to give the President their support.
Fanatics end niadnlens have had their day It. IS
time for cain intellects and statesmen TO guide
the Ship of State in her course. In all large
cities of the North public meetings were held on
the e22d. With scarcely single leexeept gas
agreed at these gatherings, to sustain the Presi-
dent. If4hese popular denopstf are an in-
'dex 20 the will and sentiment Of the people We
u1ayzrest assured the Adminissrat has myriad
Of friends where it has oneSfoe. But we cannot
exnect the Radicals will remain passiyes They
viii work ike beavers to accomplish theiF
The political ground, ofcourse, is the North and
not the South. Let us see how events VIII teEF,
inmate. sFasE - -; 49, We S~5s -
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atty of the law but for the great mass, who
have been forced into this rebellion and mis-
led by their leaders. I say leniency, and
kindness, trust and confidence. Enthusiastic
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-14

amendment of organic Law, says that no
State, without its consent, shall be deprived
Of its representation. - -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-14

NUMBER IL. S.ss.
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Capitol, to be called forth, or were it possible
for us to communicate with the illustrious
dead, and he could be informed of or made to
understand the progress and working of fac.
.tion, rebellion and treason, the old man would
turn over in his grave. Laughter and cheers
He would rise, and. shaking offthe habilments
of tomb stand erect and extending bis long,
bony finger, would reiterate the sentiment he
once spokes 'sThe Federal Union, it must be
preserved" )"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
Public Sale
If Valuable Real Estate, of Harlan
Cause. deceased

sjISr BY Order ofthe Orphan Court. will be sole
|;H IA THURsDHY, JANUARY a, 1897,
On me premises all the Real Estate Of HARLAN
nett Square aud partly in the township CT Kennett
Chester county, Pa. The property beautifully situated
on the east side OF the Borough; is bounded north by
Square 20 Wilmington The p. 4 b. q. R. r. passes
through the farm, with no consider bic cut. making
good business Hites thereon the Depot Is within
rods of the premises There is Brick, Clay, and Kaolin
en- the premises The land is well adapted to farming
ana Srsang and especially To large yields of Hay
clenty rolling to be productive distance from Philada
" miles, from Wilmington ana West Chester each 10
miles tue varlous 'aatsges If this property present
Inducements to purchasers seldom offered.
nS obou ~ S9S,h Part Of the preRSy c9I,sn
There Isl Acres Of Woodland, the remainder mostly
pillow land, IN high state Of cultivation, and well
wateroa by heeGs branch OF Red Clay Creek there is
thereon an Apple Orchard Of choice fruit In prime
The Badns! are BRlSK aANsISN S'' with WITH. room,
attic large Kitchen. with boilers oven and water by
asyphon, from never-iailIng spring. The cellar d,y
and las deep vault First class three story Barn
W % fest with 30 feet oyershoot and stabling and
Shedding for sIge stock with fjuDtain "a the yaid
sso Wagon anu Carriage Houses Corn CRIBS and other
Mo- IA Cottage nearly new and 10 Acres of Land,
NdJ9inug No i, The and is Of excellent quality and
we'll adapted to small fruit and trucking Tho Oottage
10 Of modern style, and kitchen on the hrst
noor, md rooms aud attic above, with pump OF son
water In tho kitchen. Is beautifully situated on an
eninence overlooking the Valley the house Ia sur
rounded by fruit, shade and ornamental trees also
large qoantiiy OF grapes, strawberries aud other small
No. s-LaJS North Of No 4 and East ONO. a. contains
about ID acres Of first rate arabic land which there
for BOARDING. School
No a, and eae West Of No. q containing each about
Three Acres have water n each Of them
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. NJ, when conditions
viii be made known by CALEB s. JACKSON, Executor
for further Particulars address s. CAUSE, living on
he premises o. Kcnnett Square, Pa, or 4. CAUSE
Wilmington, Bel. Sc Its
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
G. s. & S. S. GRUBB.
Brokers
Brokers
p, HEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
). Il. Corner 3rd and Market Stre,st.

y =
(Entranoe Third streetJ 49, ?
WILMINGTON DEL
Stock of all kinds bough md sold in ths wumf...
aud Philadelphia markets hs'o
rhrcular attention given to the Sale OF Real Estsfs
81 Bonds. Delaware State Bonds Delaware n n po,5
Coz Gas and Wilmington NstoGal Bank atoek- foneh
and sold on Commission. ' 'o"sne
foh SALE desirable square Of land, laying IL, waa.
TIN and 9Th sts, and Monroe and Thomson "a mi.
square can be divided into 30 building lots or en-
used ms a wiolef for Manufacturing purposes
G.S,&s uWURU
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
M. MI. CHILD
Real Estate Agent,
ONCE, Gee KING sire et
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
now have fer sale the following Real
Estate.

Afeiirsble SOU Of grcund at the corner al u.,o
aysnne and Oily Railway, with handsome grove 90 n
beautiful Cottage Sect and nth street, Posses
sion Immediately. ''.Ae.-
a, ,n nes from Milford. 1857 aetes, with 1000
pc aeh uees. Price only o. 900
aud Jackson street, ' - N"f'H h'sphs
three story Brick House on petawsrs a,.,.s Ia,
oil the modern improvements ' ''e~
desirable House and Home, $50 Tatuall street
Apoui SiA acres OF land, with good butldpns and u,
sooe .hIee miles this side Of Dover Price ven
''mi anu very convenient TO the RailroAd station.
iarhi al Canterbury Of lis nores, with new build
aau great variety Of fruit trees as Tie
pne2 story Brick, West 9TH street
and Orange streets. 49,
farm of 1855 neres mIies hsl,,, E.t,a. - a. -,
~ tne delaware Railroad with switch on The farn with
II acres o. good timber. ' Wv"
story Brick, Orange street. below 10th street
roai s,cry breks, near Jefferson sad OH St.
one story Brick, East Sd strset
d. sirable story Brick, iu French street, M ;o4
one stSry sI R, lot AM sna troat OF Walnut street
Two story Bricks, East 7th street
several handsome siery BriykE In Wash pgi,,, ,ra
o., seen loth street and Delaware Avenue Possessiou
BUILDING LOTS
~ ieoi 'front.' on Delaware Avenu between Ifarfs,,
@ trAhth Streets l59 feet deep, very Desirable ana
wa" oe sold en- very reasonable terms II appe far a
800 feet on south side OF West an sro K "a,
ierson and Maaisoa. "e.-
some on the north side Of atb st,as, ho,,,.o. a.
and Jackson streets a"AAhs
Some near McDowolyills
Buren, street. ' anu '"N
also nave many other properties, which are vars
ptguuiy situated, and farms wh,ch wond sni ainnsi
!, ny one Oa on me b'fere purchasing you will ud
M.cHILD oRce Of the
sep<s-u ohristiana Biver Imf rovement Company
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

THE Annual Meeting Of the Farmers Mutual Pire In
surance Company OF the State OF Delaware, ormerly
Of Mill Creek Huni will be held at the ONCE Of the
Company in Wilmington, MONDAY the l4th day
(2i Monday of January next. at 10 O'clock A. NJ At
which time election II Managers the Company
for the ensuing will be held and years
on all deposit notes will be payable The agents Of the
Company are authorized to receive the dues OF mem
bers and will be found for that stated In our
stendins advertisement. JESSE SHARPE, President
RoBERr McoABr, Secretary. dc l7-tm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

Intnsdiately. energetic men who are looking for
bu ainess..to call and Ell mine the American Cow
Mixer patented M.Ieh g. 1855 now being introduced
Tor the first time In this State tor aching
hands and kicking cows 1t iiks four teats OF AZ
once. Itimitates the ealfdraws. and htops drawing
to swallow tmka COWS in third the time, II Il
cheap and weight only four ponods It's self
rows as well any easily wo,ktd mot liable to get
out OF orde end has proven by practical use, to be
opportunity A. now offered to enterprisne men, with
II o s%s Al 70 MAKE money siner py travel
for youIaelyes. GkoAGEM GARDENER. Dickinson
Hotol. WilminRton, Del. dc l1.4t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
Thomas j. Mahaffy.

Thomas j. Mahaffy.
REAL ETATE GENTS
No. S0l King st., Wilmington, Del,
Has for sale hsen Farms from seventeen to two hun
ored AND efghty-hve acres, within lew miles Of vii
A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.
&szA Alexander Mccoy, will sell from tweuty to
sEaal thereon situated In Christiana Hundred, abouI
@hx miles from Wilmington. Farm will be
snown and terms made known by applying TO
r J.MAHAFFY, no. sol King St.
FOR SALE.
f Farm situated in Brandy wine Hundred
Ess containing 30 acres, of which Is In THRIVING
ILL. timber. The improvAm ents consist of a snb
mlk and wood house attached, a smoke house also n
stone the whole surrounded by large yard planted
WIN evergreen and other ornamental treas rhe hs,,
sSV oy " with overshoot ID feet wide water IN tbe
Uarn yard through lead pipe. from never falling
stream wagon and cart house, workshop and oibsss
buildings; choice variety Of fruit trees ia abnn,s,ra
hs desirab" property. and well worth the copsId
efation OF those wishing to purchase ApnIy 10
TH0s. J. MAHAPPY. SOL King Street
FARM FOR SALE.
Farm Of FORTY THREE Acres eitu ,tad In Rranav
wine Hundred, sig miles from wilmington the natural
frame House, frame psrn, crib and will Dc sold
NV. Apply 10 THos. J. MAHAFFY
No. SOL King 81.
minston containing twenty nine acres good land ,,ane
other frsit. ''e''' ""'
YARN OF Fihy three acres, situated in Conc nd \
iemnsniP good buildings fruit In sbundares An Nv
" lhonAn :. MAhAffY, No. sol King St. dear
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
Attention Monied Men and CapitaIistsl

II Tho subscriber having GOD reason for
6jg II neissA Sseng will dispose Of a complete dairy
sSl or grazing arin, situated in White CLAY
FL ISsSiin Creek Hundred, New Castle County Del.
Al.zskAsssnz aware, within one milo of Newark, on
tho Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
nj Public Sale. on tho premises, on THURSDAY, the
nth day ofJaDu4ry 1861 at ocl ck P. NJ. The farm
10 bounded by lands Of Messrs Hossnger and Heiser
on the south, and Baker and Wilson on the north The
property contains about l75 Of land, Is Of good
natural qasy, aud productive Of grasses and grains
OF all kinds sbuRdsn,ly The natural quality OF the
soil Is good and susceptible of much improvement The
buildings are nearly new aud substantially and
conveniently built of stone; the house and barn are
supplied with water by ram from the spring house.
There about 20 acres In wood consisting OF chestnut
osk and hickory The farm is divided into fields Of
venent size fer dairylng purposes by reasonable fences
with chestnut rails There Ia spring sufficient for
dairy OF 80 cows and has house 1t sufficient
FOR family to take charge OF the dairy other pur
poses. There are about twenty acres OF meadow on
white Clay Greek which produces grass very
ly There two orchnrdsone choice iruit prime
earring the othoris OF six standing, and consists
Of Cherries apples pears and peaches OF choice vario
lies The above farm is within IL miles of Wilmington
here thers Is market fer tue produce of the dairy
well as OF the farm, and Is conveniently situated for
lending tho markets at WILMINGTON Philadelphia and
baltimore The above description is deemed sufficient
70 personH wishing to ysw the property before
Viii be shown the same by calling d. L. CuLLINs,
he present tenant, W. d. C0RNOa, at Newark Del
VIM. II, REYNOLDS, Auct. ABRAHAM CORNO6.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
= alnaDie Property az Private sale

&NEA THE subscribers offer for sale all that Value
kasW able Property, situated on the s. L. Corner
W498 Second and King sts fronting Second Street
any three fset wth large three stored brick building
erected thereon.
Also the three brick building adjoining ront
ing King street, with the lots
oftwenty feet each frontlak King street.
back forty three feet making in all square lot OF Atty
three feet front second street. and eighty three feet
'front.' King street This property located near the
Second Street Market House. In very improving part
the city, and could be Rersd into several storss or
places suitable for any kind Of business.
Also the twostory frame house No. Hast
with thetwo story brick, No. 0, adjoining Apply 10
IOHN McLEAR 4 SON No rfn Marlai