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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-02-16
Facts Concerning Awards on Sew
ing Machin es at tho Buohan an o.
Fair. 1871.

In a recent Sewing Machine advertisement, the
title of which read thus: ''Thc grandest list OF
First Premiums ever awarded to any Sewing Ma
chine in Iowa, were awarded to tho Howe" the
reader will notice that the signature as Agent as
ssrts that the Howe took the First Premium at
the Buchanan County Fair in 1871 As a positive
contradiction of this and proof that it is false,
we publish below the report Of committee con-
corning awards on Sewing Machines and Sewing
Machine work, as recorded by the Secretary.
INDEPENDENCE, Iowa. Jan. II, 1872.
For the purpose of correctly informing the in
habitants of Buchanan county, the decision Of
the Judges on Sewing Machines and Sewing Ma
chine work, at the Buchanan county Fair held at
Independence, Sept. eth, 2Sth and goth 1871, l
hereby certify that the report Of the committee
shows that diploma was awarded to each, the
Singer and Howe Machines, and that the only
First Premium awarded to Sewing Machine work,
was awarded to the Singer Machine" All re-
potts contrary to this are incorrect.
(Signed,) JED LAKE,
Secy of Buchanan Co. Agr'l Society.
We noticed under the same title that the Howe
claimed the First Premium at the State, Fair, held
at Cedar Rapids. If the reader who may be inter-
ested in this matter, will call at the Singer office
he will be shown the report Of the committee at
the State Fair signed by them that the only First
Premium awarded for best family Sewing Machine,
was awarded to the Singer Manufacturing Com
pany. Not being posted in regard to The other
Fairs stated in the before mentioned advertise.
ment, we are not prepared to question them. they
being oflittlc note leave them to the option
Of the reader, who will doubtless take into con-
sideration the misrepresentation made in men
ton of the State Fair. and our own in Buchanan
county before being convinced that they are sub
stantialy correct. We are happy to inform our
friends and the public in general, that the "Sing
err averages selling every working day in the
week, supported by correct account Of sales and
First Premiums at Fairs where true meri; wins.
9. NJ. OSGOOD,
Ag't for Singer Machine for Buchanan Co.
Office ut the knitting Machine Depot. sS-3m
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-02-16
Problem.

Three circles are described SO that
each one touches both the others; they
are equal, and Of such a size that the
area Of the spherical triangle inc!osed
between them is one acre Required
the diameter of the circles
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-02-16

Day coaches run through from st. Lonis to St.
Paul. Palace sleeping cars, owned and operated
by this line. accompany all night trains. :.
w. Ii. PETTIBONE, WIN. GREENE,
Asset Gen' Sup. Gen'l Sup't.
C. j. IVES, Genl Ticket Agent,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-02-16
ARTHUR BAKER & co.

HAN Wrinkles Sah RisxB. Toi! sep lever
j fails to cure salt REeum. Chaupcd Hands, and
all diseases OF the Scalp ard Skin. For The Toi-
let il has no equal. For sale everywhere. At
Wholesale by j. Il. BOVINE, Independence, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-02-16

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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-02-16

ASSURE CURE for this distressing complaint
IL now made known in q Treatise (of As octave
pages) on Foreign and Native Herbal Prepare
tions, published by Dir. o. PnELrs BRowN. The
prescription was discovered by him in such u
providential manner that he cannot conscien-
tiously refuse to make It known, as It has cured
everybody who has used It for Fits, never having
failed In single case. The ingredients may be
obtained nom any druggist. A copy sent free to
ali applicants by mail. Address DIR. PHILIPS
BROWN, q Grant 81. jersey City, N. ].
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-10

| AAehCAoA anu commercial.
LONDON, July 9-Noon. on.-Consols 92s5.
Bonds 9114.
LrvERPoob, July 9-3 P. M.-Cotton
opened dull and is now easier-uplands
ddoGMIS6@il; GIS6@ Orleans 11h@11L; sales
1000. po''
LIVERPOOL. July 9-Evenine.-Cotton
dull and prices lower for all articles,
New YORK. July 9-Noon.wStocks
dull. Gold firm, at 1877. Money easv-
at3. Exchange-long 9sz; short 1OsS'
Governments and State bonds dnIl Int
steady. Cotton unsettled; sales 46 bales
--nplands 24I; Orleans 2424. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat a shade
tirmer; market very quiet. Corn ouiet
and unchanged. Pork quiet, at I3.35M
IL 40. Lard qniet-steam 9LM9 9-lE'
Freights frmer.
7P. M.-Money easy. at 3@5. ster-
ling steady. Gold l556@I5N. Co.
yernments and States dull but steady.
iennessees and new South Carolinas
10 better. Cotton nominal; sales 1876
oaies-upiands2 24%; Orleans 242z. Flour
unchanged. 1H, Whiskey firmer, at 80.
"neat closed heavy-winter red Western
1;oo(9!. oo; new white Virginia 1.65.
Corn steadier. Rice quiet. Pork steady.
ara o5s(993e. Freights frmer. Sales
OF iut1ree to-day "a 800 bales, as follows:
July ~ 9-l6S92s; August 22A@23 GIG;
september pep 2l3s@214; October 19%0
3399zzsG; November 19(@19E; December
CINCINNATI, July 9.-Flour ouiet and
unchanged, at 7.0O@7.5O. Pork dni1
and unchanged-regular 12OO012 Ok
Lard dull and a shade lower-s1mmer
!!A(@7T; steam 82&; kettle 81. Bacon
Id good demand-shoulders 5sS: clear
RIO "a; clear sides 1908. Whiskey
steady. at 81.
MOBILE. July 9.-.Cotton entirely
hho'%inai-%iddling ho'nd. at11 d ding 2a4; receipts
NEW ORLEANS. July 9.-Cotton nomi-
nal-middling 23@23M; receipts Ak
bales; sales IT'S; stock l7,744.
middling 25.
GALVESTON, July 8.-Cotton nominal
good ordinary 2014; stock TIT bales.
BALTIMORE. July 9.-Ootton nominal
-mlddling 2424; receipts 35 bales.
WILMINGTON, July 9.-Cotton Quiet
and nominal-middiing 24H; stock 73l.
BOSTON, July 9.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding 70; receipts 321 bales; sales $50;
otoCh 1UsuUU.
CHARLESTON. July 9.--Cotton dull
mlddlng nominal; receipts IS bales;
stock 6, 564.
SAVANNAH. July 9.-Nothing doing
In cotton-middllng 23h: receinta 81
bales; stock 1890.
NORFOLK, July 9.-Cotton dull-low
middling 23a; receipts l8l bales; stock
1888.
AUGUSTA, July 9.-Cotton dull and
sales 2l
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-10
AaST1on 5alea.
NOf,oa IN Noc;&o,;.<

Sale Of City Of Columbia Seue, per cent. Bonds
OFFICE CITY TREASURY.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., June 10. 1872.
h, + solution. adopted by the City Council. T
VIII sell at public suction, on WEDNESDAY
TnII11, 2%iy y, 1S32, @ ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
BIA 4EYEN PER CENTUM TWENTY YEoRS
SCNDS. Said bonds win be OF the denomi.
nations OF $3.50, $500 and 81 900; the prooeeda
OH OF the e sale to be used for the erection of the
improvements. Duono
I'll Inc right is reserved to dispose OF part OF
the said bonds in lots or in whole. as the
mayor and treasurer may determine.
ANY further Information desired can he Oh
tanned by addressing CHGS. BARNT1M NJ oo-
June 20 City Treasury. Oolnmhia. &. r
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-10

Meats. Smoked and Picked.
ERESH to hand
L. Prime Smoked Tongues.
Prime Smoked Beef,
Diamond" and "Orange" brand Hama
Elm City breakfast Htrios.
!Iiii EIm City Sugar cured Piokled Rounds.
with iuli supply OF standard and fancy
groceries, Spices, &C., at low prices.
yuue 20 GEO. SYMMERa
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-10

The United States Of America-..South
Carolina District.
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT
Il Term, 1879, Of the Circuit Court Of fha
United Ststes, for the District OF South Caro-
lins, dated May 8, 1872. notice is hereby given
uns9 sl WhHm It may concern that .Peoial
seseioh s OF the CIRCUIT Court Of tho United
criminal causes. will be held 10 the oity 0f Co.
inmofa, commencing on the FIRST MONDAY
(6th) OF August, 1872.
DANIEL HORLBECK.
July SwS O. O. @. U. 8. for s. @.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-10

Notice.
OFFICE AUDITOR RICHLAND COUNTY.
-u,, JULY 1, 1872.
T\H!S office will be open during this month
Tor the purpose OF receiving returns OF
ell property holders. The penalty Of fifty
per cent. will be added TO last years returns
for non. compliance with this notice.
n. J. CALNAN,
July County Auditor.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-10

Good Things.
PREAKFAST BACON.
- PIGS FEET BOUSED.
SMOKED BEEF,
BUFFALO TONGUES.
ChOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.
Al freeh and for sale low for cash bv
June 16 HOPE Strrc
1000 Live Indians Just Arrived.
1'HEY are pitted against John seegers'
4 !O,OO0 K. KS, at the odds. But ali NAV
ouo III smoKe. GEO. SYMMERH.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-10

eaho any ueuulCo RctlOD, until IL should
be ascertained what course had been
taken by the Baltimore Convention, on
the action ct which hinges somewhat
this Convention. It will acqniesce in
what is done by the Baltimore Conven.
tion, provided it adopts q Democratic
platform and nominates Democratic
candidate. If that Convention should
fail to do so, this Convention proposes
to take some steps for the purpose of
continuing the organization Of the
Democratic party. For the purpose of
furthering this object, the speaker
moved the appointment OF committee
OF seven to report an address to the
Democracy of the country.
Van Allen, understanding that the
motion did not include the making of a
platform, seconded the motion. The
creed OF the Democratic party was we'll
known, especially to those who were
here assembled. Stokes, of South Ca
rolina. spoke in favor of initiating O
movement which would bring together
the pure Democracy of the country, and
preserve its organization. Peter Kyser,
OF Indiana, earnestly advocated the me-
cessity OF keeping the Democratic party
together. Murrells motion was agreed
to. and the Chair appointed as the COM
mittee to prepare Democratic address,
Murrell. OF Kentucky, Chairman, Sam
gel ). Bayard, Of New Jersey, M. NJ.
Pomeroy, OF New York, Geo. d. Parker,
OF Virginia, Joseph J. Davis, of West
Virginia, Joseph Lenlie, OF Illinois, and
p. Keyser, OF Texas. On motion of
Francis Hopkins, committee of seven
was appointed on permanent organize
ton.
MATAMoRAs, July 0.-The Government
troops have reocoupied Monterey.
Cry OF MEXICO, July 1.-Bnsiness ia
stagnant. Revolutionary movements
continue in various parts of the country.
Assassination and kidnapping prevail
everywhere. A wealthy proprietor was
kidnapped near the capital, and taken
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-10


own domestic affairs, upon the basis of
the equality of all the States before the
higher law and before the Constitution.
and the equality of all men before tbe
law; lapplause;l Of universal LOYALTY.
amnesty, suffrage and peace: taking no
steps backward; taking no right and
frr nchise which had been secured to the
blacks; pledging themselves to support
them oil in their full vigor. They at tho
time demanded, in the name of peace
in the name of liberty, in the name of
republican government itself. that free
dom and equal rights should be restored
TO Inc white people. Great applause
nearly 10000 strong, and called nnon r
Gratz Brown [applausel to take the lead
in the movement. They placed him in
nomination for Governor. Then what
followed? $4,000 Democrats and Re-.
publioans loheers] looking upon the sue
cess OF that movement as above any
party triumphs, Ioheers. resolved to
sustain it with their whole strength.
Love Of country, love of rennbl;can
liberty, love OF the equal rights of nil
men inspired that union. and taught
men to act together who had been DO
iiitically opposed to each other oil their
lives, upon other questions and in other
tlmes' and without violating honor,
loglc' conscience or consistency on either
This patriotic union was based upon
higher grounds than ordinarily control
political action. lGreat applause. Even
those who had fought against each other
in battle clasped hands over the BLOODY
ohasm, removed applause, and side by
side, like brothers, with hearts boating
in unison. beating strong with the same
high purpose. they helped to bear it's
fiag to glorious victory. That, gentle
men, is Liberal Republicanism, Ienthu-
siasm, that is Democratic Republican.
ism Great applause.] The victory
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

Dispatches received yesterday announce the
Intelligence that Senator Spencer was nomi-
mated for reelection to the Senate by the
unanimous vote Of the caucus Of Republican
members Of the Legislature. This is equiva-
lent TO an election; for the Republicans have
a majority Of at least ten legally elected mem
bors Of the Assembly, and IL a merited tribute
To the personal worth and eminent political
services of senator Spencer.
Governor Lewis, II appears, has thrown a
wet blanket upon the hopes and aspirations Of
the revolutionary body, claiming to be the
Legislature OF Alabama by informing that
august Rssemblage In effect that 1t was prac-
tically without a quorum, inasmuch rs seats
were occupied by persons not elected to oil
them, mere intorlopers, whose authority TO
not a. Legislators could not be recognised by
law. Itfoll0Ws, therefore, that the Secession
Democratic farce now being played at Mont
uomery, will soon DO ended, and the legally
elected Legislature permitted to assume it,
sFitlmate and proper functions,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

THE Hoo or THE PERToD" Is thus de-
scribcd by the Cincinnati Times, which IL an
authority on hogs "The perfect bog must
have a email, short head, heavy jowl and a
thin, and tolerably erect. No objections to
their dropping slightly forward" This Is
sufficient. Some splendid specimens of the
animal arc running around town now.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

The COUNTRY Is indebted to the editor of
the New York World for the information
that there Ia a huge job in the delivery of let
ten, because In Baltimore the average com
pensatlon paid to carriers averages one cent,
whereas in New Orleans Il averages Ave and
three fourths. It does not seem to have
struck the astuto mind Of our contemporary
that the rate Of wages may be higher in one
city than In the other, or that Baltimore may
receive more letters than New Orleans.
Where il the Worlds arithmetic mani
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02
THE NORTH CAROLINA SENATORIAL



The Senatorial contest 10 North Carolina
will no doubt be decided this week. The
Legislature, which has majority Of Demo-
Gratis, balloted for three candidates last week,
Messrs. Merrimon and Vance, Democrats,
and the present Senator, Pool, Republican.
In the caucus Of the Legislature, in which
Vance was chosen as the available man, elgh-
teen Democrats, friends Of Judge Merrimon,
bolted, End cast their votes for him. The
irst vote stood rs follows: Vance rs Pool a.
Merrimon IL; the next Vance rs, Pool II, and
Merrlmon 90; the third ballot Vance 49, Pool
Il, Merrlmon 90.
To the people Of North Carolina the i'm
portance Of the contest cannot be overostl-
mated. That Senator Pool has served his
constituents faithfully, and with fidelity and
ability, and has been Of invaluable service to
the country ut large, no one will deny. That
HE reelection will be hailed with pleasure by
the Administration and the country at large
nearly all will admit. Mr.. Pool Ia the &C
knowlcdgcd leader Of the peoples represents
tlves from the South, and yields an influence
| that Is felt. North Carolina Is a Republican
State, and its representatives at Washington
should be in accord with the great principles
Of that party and OF tho Administration al
Washington.
II the Legislature of North Carolina, In the
choice Of Senator for the next six years, will
cast aside all partisan feeling, and consult
their States best interests, they will elect
Mr.. Pool TO serve them the ensuing term
The present indications ago that Mr.. Poo
VIM he elected. II such be ne case, we shal
heartily congratulate the country on tb,
/ result
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

u WAAHH0TOH, d, O., NOV. 10, lA7a
On the petition OF DANIEL FOsrEn, Of WAlthAm,
Massachuietti praying for the extension Of patent
granted 70 him 0n the 18th day OF February 1852 for
an Improvement IA Wnencheal
II ID ordered that the testimony In the case be
Clnaet ON the 18th day OF January next; that the
tins for hlinF arEHmenta and the Examiners 10
port be iHitea to tie ahh day Of January neSt, and
that said petition be heard Oh the 9Th day OF Jan.
uhry neat
Any person may oppose this extension.
nlAcGWaw NJ. D. LEGlETI, Commissioner,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

GEN. BANKS, what are you going to dor
win you resign your chalrmanship Of the
Foreign Affairs Committee2
Mr.. Blaine, In the middle Of a Congress,
Henry Clay when he was Speaker of the
House Of Representatives, removed the chair
man Of the Committee on Foreign Affairs on
the express ground that he wa not in sympa-
thy with the Administration, and that sLs
President was entitled to have his foreign
policy correctly presented on the floor of the
House.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

THE sREAT QUESTION this week-what Is
the House Of Representatives going to do
about the Liberal Republican chalrmen Of
commlttees2 What docs Mr.. Blaine think
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

"THE SUDDEN BREAKING DOWN n Mr.. Greeley's
physical constitution was doubtless the result Of
the strain OF political canvass, combined with
the fatigue Incurred In attendance upon the dVing
he'd OF his WIFE,"
L. the bed dead vet. and what did Il die OFF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

We ARE TOLD by the correspondent Of that
great journal, the Philadelphia city lem,
that 'the salary question seems to be awaken
ing a deep interest among the Department
officials" This Is right. The salary question
everywhere generally awakens a a deep In
tcrest.
But, seriously we hope that Congress will
condescend to bring Its great intellect to bear
on the subject this winter. All our officials
are too poorly paid, and there ought to be an
increase oil around. We commend II to the
consideration Of the House Committee on
Civil Service Reform, to the Hon. William d.
Kelley and the Hon. Samuel Hooper, who
stand ut the head Of that important body.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

THg resignation Of Austin Blair, as chair
man Of the Committee on Claims, will be ac-
cepted by the House.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

Mn. TRuMBULL's resignation Of the chair.
manship Of the Judiciary Committee will be in
order to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

give toward making Washington In
every respect a hrst-class city. Congress
undertook to do 10 In the beginning, but failed
most lamentRbly in the work. When Wash
ington was founded the intention was that 1t
should be built up by the General Govern
msnt. Il took entire charge Of our avenues,
and exercised entire Jurisdiction over them.
As years rolled on II halted In the furrow and
turned backward and left incomplete the work
that irhad begun. Now, let Congress come upto
the work and do what II should long Rgohaye
done. The principal population Of Washing
ton Ia composed Of a mere salaried class. Is
the General Government going TO insist that
its poorly paid officials shall build up out OF
their slender resources, and from their poor
compensation, the metropolis Ot the country
Let Congress treat Washington as France
treats Paris, as Austria treats Vienna, ~
Prussia treats Berlin, rs England treats Lon
don
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02
TEA

ANDARIN TEA,
wi Pure, heathful aud fragrant tMme. Dempreat
prtat w. n Co, ~ broadway, New York sold By
Nm. wheelock, gi1 street northwest, and George
Boyden, ~ Four-And,a-han street northwest; u
wholesale and retail by Mira Weaver. 1900 Tenth
street northwest, Price, ei.5O pound, or pounds
for ell, Any number OF pounds delivered on orders
by mail. &C glH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

ITTM. L. WOOD A CO., BALTIMORE, MD,
w PROPRIETORs OF COLDS LOW PRES.
SNhE. SLEAAlMl AAlNSIRI MOrMMAIIEthiH EATING

Nothing connected with our home, Its health, com.
fort and happiness can Justly command more i'm.
p0Ftant consideration than the quality and vitality
III the air, the element upon which chiefly depends
the existence Of those most dear to u.s. our wives aud
Children who spend the greater pArt Of their lives
within doors Hence, the artificial heat which may
make that air impure beeomee a subject Of para.
many buildings WHO'RE our Apparatus Is in use
Howard Uniyersity, C9rooIan Art Gallery, Masonic
Temple supreme Court room, Congressional
Library and l0tunda Of United btatee Capitol, Wal
ZACH school, FfeedmanE Bank, Patent Once, J, W.
ThOmpaOnR dwelling, Marshall Browns Thus, J
DuTauts Gen Geo, W. BauOchg, aOyern1T'g Man.
sion tAnnapolisD Convent Of Visitation, aud Mount
HOPE Insane Asylum, Baltimore. Send for dsscripr
tive Circular and estimates.
LIGHTNING FIREPLACE HEATERS received
the premiums At the Maryland State Fair the Fair Of
The MARYLAND Institute and American Institute TaiT
Of New York, They are the baat RANGES and Fire
place heaters 10 the United states for sale oy ne
AlUNAn. pfiA hep2Am
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-02

FOR SALE AND RENT


ENoR RENT-THE LARGE THRER-sToRf
II aud MansAId Roof House, No, itta street be.
tween lourteenh and Fifteenth strceta Possession
EG ES9 " iirp 81 ''0, ''p'' " dsaS.
INoR sALR-A VERY DESIRABLE THREE
ing, on Ninth street between and u rtreets, cur.
SIS = ESSP IA S$ ss ~.
ENoR RENT.-ALARGE, NICELY FURNISHED
IT parlor and bed room on The inst door, all thg
street between Ninth and Tenth V streets H'" ds
ENOR RENT.-A SUITE OF PARLoRs WILL
fGTpshsd L9GSt9R convenient and desirable
EOR sALE---A VERY BEAUTIFUL LiGHT
~ LANDAuLETTE, nearly new, together with
m SRSl Ri e ~n be Sola A vsFR SPRfEIts
decaa no ~ sS, RR'ESsiST "a s7a s htssiSr
EoR RENT-NEwLY FURNISHED PARIoR
g. 81 F5urtssStS slSSst Tn near ar E6di b0Ts S sbd
Nlillll y utA -.
IGOR .RRNT-LARGE PARLOR, HANDSOME
darnshSg az efdTS9I sdoisinS Central
ste ST Mare and Metrqpoliian HetelS noy5O-S ~
LNOR sALE-s FIRsT-CLAss Residences
BP P' "a, e me O SSsGss ,s IN "a
ihirtesnth streets n9 g Eo9d peyement IN
70 Z alley fhe houses are hnshed IN the very best
" IN W llle nios.sn uhIiiS,eLlenm e1iil
pese, nSlnains Inaee. dumb
slate Iianties, tSo wsterciosets. Ge' Each house
contains u rosnls with two laTEe oellars 81 feet
high. Apply 10 49,. ~ W. y, hOOsk,
noyeLu vs. Pennsy WYNN Avenue
ENoR sALEZA Tlltkk,sTOkI BRICK HOUSE
bortbW.St eensaninS II rSSTa I'M XIV nossTn
oonyenieneeN lot ElIiB 70 a aDfO0t alley Price,
abO0 ht 0Q0 cash, atnu0 one year, aino two years.
and Il so three yeari Address W. H. p, this once
NOSES .|#
-. = = -.
: i-'N'' ~ ~" w" 'Ai.h'
me attention Of purchaaars IL called TO the beaut
full block uf buldfgs, inal being completed, on NJ
strest corner u Nifith northwgH Thoy have every
modern eonlenieneei Marble ManteS3, Marbls,Igp
Water. tsS hath EoGms and Water bioSsta Range V
Furnaces, Dumb Waters. bptter Pantry, Speaking
Tubes, Stationary Wash Iuba, Ac. NeiHhbOrhpOd
and location unsurpassed Full Particular FUR.
nished upon Application 70 -. . ....
AlSTHOP DUDLEY,
nov2llv Corner Seventh and Louisiana ave.
| MO "A GRANT PI,ACR-FuRNIsIIFD FRONT
| IN and BACK PARfJORs with side bed room, or
suite Cf roma On second Hoor; hot and cold water:
| Win or Iithout hoard noySSsts
TS6T 49, 81 ,SgI51fsS M NM. M;
| II family that desirable double HOUSE, With All
40 Han A.,