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manufacture, etc. u. g. aees. 1t is q complete
encyclopedia Of arts and manufactures. and is
the most entertaining I'D vsiuable work Of in-
formation on >ubjects OF general Interest ever
offered to the pubic. The BnS is sold by agents
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country. II is ofcred at In. low price OF $3.50.
ard IS the cheapest t"oI ever gold by subSc lip
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WITH this book. Onr terms are liberal. We give
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ford sod 81 in week. specimens Of The
work sent to sgents O.. receipt Of stamp. For
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isI:ers. Sample co;ties of This book 5 ent to any
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J. Is. BURR s. HYDE. Publishers.
Hartford, Coup Chicago II! Cincinnati Ohio.
Sept 25 1y
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NOTICE

IS hereby ven that application w;i! e
made :" i&c next LEGISLATURE or char f
incorp '7aton for Beth Eden Clur.i;. ew-
berry County. II. II F TX
Sep. +, 36-3m. For Church ,"t' Gil
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Charlotte. Columbia & Augusta R. r.

no. Tran daily. No. , Tram daily, Sundays
excepted. Both trains make close connection to
al points North. South ard WeS:. No. Train
makes close connection at Richmond for Virgin
ID Springs.
,Throus Ii Tickets sold. and Baggage checked to
all prircipa! points.
Standard Ti:ac-Washingto City Time.
+. P. ALEXANDER. Supt
f. L. DORSEY, Genera! Freight and Ticket
Agenr.
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GreenyilIe & Columbia Railroad.

TsGSer1~
gsSs@sSss " 'r !s..s .ss.E5.i
sss e Il u " V0
Daily. Sundays excepted. connecting with
NlSht Trans on South Carolina Railroad, up
and down. also with Trains going North and
South on Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
KalirQad: and Wilmington, Columbia and Au-
gusta Railroad
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:'VVIIHmOdatoh ITHinS run on AbbeyilIe
6raTch, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
On Anderson Branch: Letwcen Bei:on and An
deTSon on Tuesdays. Thursdays AID SATURDAYS.
HOS. DODAMEAD. GenI Sunt.
JABEz NoETDE, Geuera' Ticket Agent.
Sep. Il. &I-ti
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The State of South Carolina.

To George ". Johnson. Carrie P John
son, Sarah Ann John>oE, Matilda Thrift,
wife 0. JOHN Thrift. AMI she c!;il,lr,n Of
prc-dccen>rd daughter, Eaberca Mote,
viz: Florida, Anderson and james Note,
legal heirs and representatives of Sarah
johnson, who died iu.estate.
Yoa ar" hereby required 10 appear at the
court oi ProS,are, TO hc hoiirv III Nc wierry
Cour; House, for Newncrrv County, on The
tncn'ieth 'irS after service hereof, to show
cause, if any YOU can. why the Rat Esta'r
@: Sarah Johnson, Gec"ased, ds<cr:,rd in
lie petition Of John C. Johnson ard Daniel
johnson, filed in nv Office. siioul.i ~; he
sod. aiiotiing 10 the >aii JoHn 9. Juhn<on
and D;,ricl johnson. their tii>tlbutve shares
rh"reof, and rhe remai;.ihg portion rhcrro!
in equal portions 70 the said G..orce ".
johnson, Carrie ?. johnson, Sarah Ann
johnson, Matilda Thrift, wi!. Of Jrhn
Thrift, and the children Of prc-iecea<,'.i
daughter, Rehccca Mote, viz: Florida, An
d"v$on and James More
Given under my hahd and seal. this ui.!c.
teenth day o: Ortohrr \. y. 1872
r.. JAME- { LEAHY.
JrG &C of Probate. Nrwb"rt, Comfy.
t. Grorce II. Jo:h>.,n, in;:vrson Mote
AID James Mote, abs NJ drtr;.Gnris:
Take notice that the <nn:nons in lis ac
ton. 0! which II" foregoing i Il copy, and
:i,c pr;'inn were EisA in -. uffirc of the
Jnhge Il Probate. fcr Ma ;'t''": E'';a.'y, !"
Ihr Stat" TT So"i!: rAro::t1 an th l"::.
d.v oi 0ric'iar i&?2
JONES < jones, At:yS-
OCT 60, ssSs-5r. TO.
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May 81 ISL
&" y c X / r son HOUSE,"
Columbia. S. c.,
This pleasantly located Hotel. UNSURPASSED by
any House il tie South for com fort and healthy
locality. IS now open TO Travellers and others
seeking accommodation. Families can be fur
nislled with nice, airy r"oms on reasonable
terms -, cal IS Solicited; by omnibus will
be at Ilie different depots
Jan SARAH L. WRIGHT.
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OF FSOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY.

Nov. 6. ;I2-45-tf.
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iiI!e- Schedule Spartanbnrg and Union
Railroad.
To Commence och Hay, .87l.
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NE|I STI.IIOIEAI EIOUSE,
e. r. OKES

HAS just opened, in the rcw anI hand
some building immediately opposite the
rhoeaiX office. Oh Main street, L complete
S.1r- of
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THOS. p. JETER. President.
May 81. 1871.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03
LATEST lTELEGRAMS.
IYxaIoIH PRESS ASSOCIATION, VIA 0. P. q A.
fKLRaRAPH O0RAET.
Specials 20 the Ledger.
THE GREAT RACE.
LougfeIIOw and Harry Bassett-
The Former the winner By Fifty
Lengths.

LongfellOw and Harry Bassett-
The Former the Winner By Fifty
Lengths.
New YoRK, June 3.-SooR after the
second race was over the bell rang for
the great event of the day, and the
intense interest among the assembled
thousands Immediately began to mani
fest itself before the horses came on the
track. The betting was about even until
Leonard Jerome bought pool on Harry
Bassett for $500, when Longfellow sold
for $1,000 Many even bets were, how
ever, made. OH M4la t1W
The race lay between the two famous
horses, all the others having been with
drawn. As the horses made their ap-
pearance on the track they were greeted
with loud cheering by the multitude.
Both we're in excellent condition. The
race was for the Monmouth cup, valued
at $500, added to sweepstake Of $500;
distance, two miles and q half The
start was from the half-mile pole, Bassett
taking a lead of one length. As
the horses passed the judges stand
on the first turn there was ire
mendous excitement among the spec
tators. Passing down the first mile they
were neck and neck, aud retained this
position to the one and half mile pole,
when, after passing it, LongfelloE went
by Bassett and kept gradually increasing
the gap to the two mile pole, Longfellow
leading by twenty lengths. Coming
down the home stretch Longfellow made
a splendid squirt, and fairly ran away
from Bassett, beating him by over fifty
lengths. The widest excitement pre-
vailed as Longfellow passed the stand.
The amount of money that changed
hands on the result of the race was i'm
mense. Time, ABA.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

KEEP CooL.-It behooves everybody
to keep cool while the thermometer is
ranging way up in the nineties, but how
to do it is the question. 1t is the easiest
thing in the world. Go to Charlie How
ards, at the corner Of Main and Madi.
son streets, and teEt the pleasures of his
Attic soda fount. Step back into his
cool and comfortable apartments and
partake of his delicious ice cream, sher-
bert, Roman punch and such other cool
ing substances. Charlie Howard is the
most convenient resort Of the kind in
the city, and we advise those going and
coming from excursions to drop in there
and cool of with something delicious,
which only Charlie Howard can supply.
The Fourth Of July comes but once a
year, and therefore go and enjoy it by
eating the best ice cream and drinking
the best mead and soda water to be
found in Memphis at Charlie Towards.
l07
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Street Railroad Company Of San Fran
cisco, With which he left the Office, fol-
loved shortly ailer by his companions.
Soon after Kelly discovered the loss and
immediately instituted measures to re-
cover the property. Areward OF $4,000
has been offered for the arrest of the
perpetrators.
The Herald's special from Colonel
Valera. dated Hernandura, via Havana,
June 10Th. says the Cuban hlibusters on
the Fannie landed valuable cargo Of
arms and ammunition. She got aground,
and was burned. The expedition con-
sisted of Sc men, commanded by Peralta.
The expedition landed and buried the
cargo. Valera attacked the flibusters,
killing Peralta and capturing their flag,
with important correspondence and five
prisoners. Guided by the prisoners,
Valera discovered the buried cargo and
secured it. Valera is pursuing the fill
busters, and troops have been ordered to
cut Of the remainder of the party. 1t
is supposed in Havana that part of the
Fannie cargo was transshippedinto two
sloops and landed on the north coast Of
the island. The fate of the Fannies
crew is unknown, but it is supposed they
Joined the filibusters. 1t is asserted,
however, that they took to their boats
and went to Jamaica. A telegram just
announces that sixteen more OF
the expeditionisis have bees captured
or shot; that two cannons and sixty ri
fles, over two hundred cases of cartridges
and many barrels of powder have been
unearthed. and that discoveries and
pursuit of the expeditionists is still CO.
ing on. W wi Ese g.fl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

TIE action of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee of Shelby county an
adopting the ballot plaR for selecting
candidates and dispensing with conven-
tons is meeting with the Endorsement
of the press. The Nashville Union and
American says: at is as easy to hold
primary elections as to hold meetings
and appoint delegates to a county or
district convention. Then this is a
much fairer way to settle the claims of
aspirants to efice than by conventions
where, generally, few men control the
whole matter"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03
NEW YORK.

New York, July IA terribly de-
structive FIRE broke out about half past
one o'clock this morning on the fourth
floor Of the immense rag warehouse Of
Taylor 4 barrow. Nos. I and 9 Elm
street. and in few moments both build
ingS were in flames from the basement
TO the roof. The flames spread rapidly,
extending from roof TO roof through the
entire. block bounded by Elm. Center,
Duane and Reade streets. Book-binders
occupied the upper floors Of most Of the
buildings, and the light material fur
nished ready food for the flames. So
rapid was the spread of the flames that
three horses were burned to death in the
basement of the rag warehouse before
they could be removed. The second
and third alarms were sounded and a
large number of engines we're soon at
work to extiHgnish the flames. By great
exertions the fire vas confined to the
block in which it originated, and at three
o'clock the flames were partially under
control. individual losses cannot yet
be ascertainsd, but the total loss is esti-
mated at nearly half million dollars.
An adroit bond robbery was consum-
mated in the banking house Of Eugens
Kelly & Co., Pine street, yesterday
afternoon by three men, two Of whom
engaged Kelly's attention on fictitious
business while the other hastily seized a
package containing tventy-three bonds
Of $1,000 each, issued BY the Market
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANcIsco, July 3.-Another sec
ton of twenty-five miles of the main
line Of the Southern Pacific railroad
was completed on Saturday last, making
q continuous line of 260 miles from here
towards Colorado river In few days
the branch road up the Salinas Valley
will be completed TO Salinas City, fifty
miles from the junction. This latter
will carry to market an immense grain
crop from that region to this port.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

Once more the French President has
threatened to resign. As the French
are well accustomed to this threat they
do not take ii as surprise.
The St. Joseph Herald, speaking for
the Michigan fruit region, states that
experiences of last year fully demon
strated that even plums may be saved
from the curculio by, the Ransom plan,
the jarring process, and carefully gath
ering all the specimens that prematurely
fall to the ground.
We perceive in a daily paper an
advertisement which informs the public
that boarding for the summer can be
obtained at "a large and shady brick
gentleman residence in the country ="
We should think that this offer would be
very attractive to persons who want to
live with such q man.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. July ga private dis
patch from Key West denies the burning
Of the steamer Fannie, and says the en-
tire cargo and party were safely landed
on the Cuban coast before the Spanish
were aware Of their presence. 1t is be-
lieved that the Fannie has joined the
Pioneer, and that the two will cruise to-
gether. fit iff
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

THEODORE TILroS tits at the platform
of the Grant convention because it did
not provide for woman suffrage, except
to thank the loyal women Of America
for their noble devotion to the cause of
freedom. Lucy Stone and b. B. Black
will, her husband, say All right.
Wendell Phillips says: Fellow citizens.
let tears, womanlike, gush over it,
this means negro suffrage but Theo-
dore says: Tears, idle tears, l know
not what We are, and deplores the fact
that the word loyal was used in the
resolution because it cuts of from fei-
lowship the Southern woman's rights
women who we're not loyal" during the
war between the States. Theodore
abandons tears and sinks into despond-
ency.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

WYTHE DEPOT, INN, July 5, Isi-.
To the Editor of the Ledger:
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee, recognizing the rights of the country
and wishing to do it full justice, have 50
arranged that the country part of Shelby
county will have one Senator and two
Representatives in the next General
Assembly. / therefore announce my
self a candidate for the State Senate
from the country. Having served in the
last Legislature, my fellow-citizens know
nv qualifications, and to their decision
/ am always willing to submit Nomi-
mating election, Saturday. July 10th,
1872. Respectfully,
J. N. Crews.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

mo POLITICS in contests for local Of
fees" is the convenient cry of those
whose politics are in direct conflict with
the interests OF the Southern people.
To use an expressive but classical phrase,
the cry is too thin"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

AFTER 1872 no man can be a voter
under the constitution of Tennessee I'M
less he holds in his possession receipt
for poll tax amounting to one dollar.
The Dollar Warden elective franchise
law ought to be repealed by changing
the constitution. Not even the slightest
obstruction should be thrown in the way
Of voters in the exercise Of the great
boon conferred upon US by the Fathers
Of the Republic. The poll tax franchise
Law takes effect in 1873.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

liz South Carolina the Radical party
Is becoming more and more divided be-
tween whites and blacks on the question
of Office. The negroes there are so ex-
acting as to demand all the offices, but
viii agree to make the earpet-baggers
IDENTITIES.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

The Long Strike in New York is rap
idly winding up, and the strikers are fall
ing back into the ten hour system. II
grievances exist, the strike has proven
the most disastrous remedy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

TIE action of the County Court in
reeindipg the order increasing the sala-
RES Of our Over-worked judges does not
meet with the Endorsement Of the people
who believe in a fair compensation for
labor. The result viii be resignation
Of Judicial officers that win have an evil
eject upon legal matters. r4L
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

~. L. Amonette, alias Ira Il.
Amonette, the creature who published O.
card in yesterdays Appeal, headed, A
Ferocious Assault, is beneath the mo-
tice Of gentleman; but as he has
brought me before the public and at
tackled my character, by advertising
that many rumors are already adoat,"
ETC., feel obliged to answer, and will
not indulge in rumors, but simply state
| facts in brief.
This creature, who signs his name ~.
LIZ (and ISama credibly informed his
name is Ira = ID Amonette, went TO
my private dwelling last Friday after
noon, by my invitation, to see the late
Judge Louis Selbys who was then sup
posed--and in fact was--in a dying con-
dition. When this creature went to my
house, he found Judge Selby lying in
nv room, fronting on Adams street; and
when he entered the room my wife
retired, and left him in the room
with the nurse. Judge Selby was
then in dying condition, and
this creature, ] Amonette, @ ordered
the said nurse to lock the door
of Judge Selbys room, and bring the
key to him. The nurse applied to my
wife for the key Of the door, and was
answered that the children had lost the
key. This creature then told the nurse
to 90 and lock all the drawers in Judge
Selby room, and his tin box, and bring
the keys and tin box to him. No one
was in the room at this time but this
man "Ira !" Amonette aud the nurse.
My wife at this juncture interfered and
took possession of the keys and the box.
This creature, "Amonette," shortly left
my house, and when | went home, a
short time afterward. and learned Of his
insulting conduct, l met Amonette at
my gate, upon his return, and chastised
him for the insult, and, hope, i'm
pressed upon him the fact that scoun-
drels who travel under aliases may
not insult gentleman's family with i'm
punity, feeling assured, as | do, that .
gentleman would not do so.
This creatures statement as to his
relative position when l struck him, and
that | struck him with brass knuckles, is |
fatty false, and refer TO Charles keal-
hofer, Esq, of the firm of Forster, Keal-
hofer Il Co., who was an eye witness. |
Now, what did this scoundrel want with |
the private papers and keys of Judge |
Selby2 Listenl Among the papers of
Judge Selby is found note of this J. l..
alias Ira" l.. Amonette for eight hun
dred dollars, past due. Also is found
the last will and testament of Judge |
Selby, dated October 20, 1870. This will
has been duly probated, and is now of
record and makes his son sole legatee,
and Thomas p. Gilroy his executor. III
hope facts will put a stop to rumors cir
cuiated by a scolndrel who was justly
for his unnatural and unmanly
conduct. G. W. l.. CROOK.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

FOUNDED or ROCK.-The disap-
pointed adventures who have from time
to time attempted to run their worthless
potions against brakes Plantation Bit
ters, vow that they cannot understand
what foundation there is for its amazing
popularity. The explanation is simple
enough. The reputation of the world
renowned tonic is founded upon q rock,
the Rock Of Experience. All It's ingrs-
dents are pure and wholesome. How,
then, could tricksters and cheats expect
TO rival it with compounds Of cheap
drugs and refuse liquor, or with liquor
less trash in q state Of acstous fermsn-
tation1 OF course the charlatans have
come to grief. Their little game has
failed. Their contempt for the sagacity
Of the community has been ftly pun
ished. Meanwhile Plantation Birters
seems 10 be 10 fair way Of eventually
superseding every other medicinal pre-
parstion iDcluded in the class to which
it belongs. In every State and Territory
Of the Union tits, to-day, the accepted
specific for nervous debility, dyspepsis.
fever and ague, rheumatism, and all all.
ments involving a deficiency Of vital
power. eod-dGW
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

Ours q number Of worthy and able
gentlemen are mentioned in connection
With Legislative and Senatorial hOnOrs,
and already host Of them are in the
Geld. The people win End no trouble
in selecting 6rst-clsss men, judging from
the names already announced.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03
LEGAL.
AdmlnIstrator's Notice.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMIN lsIhA-
IL tor Of the estate Of Mary west, aeee-s =
all Ferrour Indebted 10 said estate are re
queftsd 10 come forward and settle immedl-
ately, and all parties having claims afain, y
sane will produce them, properly FroS,atsel'
% be paid out Of any assets IN ny hanoa De
'H' nc. BREWER.
Juiy {. ~. !. l07 Hls-A
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

NATIONAL PRoGREss.-The great
American Institute announces its forty
first annual exhibition. to be opened in
the city of New York, on the fourth of
September next. Applications for
space to exhibit the best agricultural
productions, mechanical inventions, ar
tistic devices, and valuable articles Of
American manufacture, are now in Or
der. 1t is intended to make this the
most extensive, useful and meritorious
exhibition ever held in America.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

The editor Of the New York World,
discovering even at a late hour that
Greeley viii be nominated at Baltimore,
writes columns of dreary words to prove
that the national convention system is
fraudulent. BE says: "The Grant Con-
vention at Philadelphia was packed; the
Democratic Convention at Baltimore
will also be packed, but by different
set Of influences, and will be equally
unworthy of confidence The whole
system of both political parties is in the
last stage Of rottenness." We regret be-
ing forced to bid farewell to the World.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

The Baltimore Convention meets on
Tuesday next. All the States have
spoken out in favor of the Cincinnati
nominees, save Delaware with its three
electoral votes that will be cast for the
nominees of the convention-Greeley
and Brown, or any other men.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

tbs letter G is just now figuring in
Presidential matter, and the question
whether or not the 6 commences word
of FIVE or seven letters is beginning to
be one of importance. AS in King Ed
wards time, SO now, the trouble seems
to be
About prophecy. which says. that g..
OfEreedom's) heirs the mul derer shall be. |"
As Greeley is freedoms champion,
the prophecy must of necessity refer to
Grant.
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NOTICE.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

GnEAN NATiOEkL BASE
w MkafHfs. july z. i87Z.J
UHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF 1HE
Il German National Bank has this day de-
elared dividend Of 10 per cent. on the capital
stock Of the bank, payable 70 the st0ckhoiders
on and after the 5th Instant. Z.
~ MARTlN GRIFFIN, ca.hier.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

PrNFrEs and brown spots on the face,
eruptions, blotches. scrofulous diseases,
and all sores arising from impure blood,
are cured By DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery. eod-d.w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

THE people in the country districts
have walked up to the importance Of
electing the county ticket. A heavy vote
will be polled outside of the city limits.
The race for the shrievalty is creating
as much interest locally as did that be-
tween Longfellow and Harry Bassett
throughout the United States. Notwith-
standing the numerous offers to bet and
give odds, Jack Doyle will beat his Rad
ical competitor, Colonel Curry, without
much trouble. We have had a full dose
Of Radicalsm in Memphis, and desire
no more of it. rn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-03

,,,,.susu RaAn I LOIS:
One Hundred Lots for Sale

7 HAYE JUST FINISHED LAYING OFF
u another portion Of my home place on the
fernando road. just ea.siae 81 the city limits
the street ears. I would invite persons who
wish to Duild 10 call and see these lots. Hay-
ing already sold several 10 salaried young men
would advise others 10 do likewise. and invest
what they have 10 spare in real estate. IL Is
the beat possible HaYipgf bank. NO corpora-
t ssS5 Iatss % pay " PRSo5vfsSE'' '''
i0.iis 49, No z Madlson street.