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WHITESTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR TO LET.

TO YoU WANT A COSBY LITTLE HOME AT WHITE
~ stone lit so, and select your Lots and VIC will
ready; story and French root; ten rooms,
double bay windows marble nantes, water closets,
Apply 10 saiTH BROS whitestoSe L. T., or 10 B. a.
ARMSTRONG, $50 Broadway, New York.
DArID Observation-Disclosures TRAINs-wHAT IS
~ Deeoei by people or moderate means.-Fare only
~ cenfsW milestone, l.. j. on Whitestone Bay. the it
centre OF large shipping Interests only ~ minutes
side Railroad tMier platforms steam brakes, elastic
night troubled less b. ice than horse by
snow about hour from the City Hail. by James slip
fourth street ferry. nearer than Fort Washington or
Eliza beth; only half far Mr.. Stewards Garden
City - convenient than Harlem out in Brook.
yn near 10 business as seventeen street and much
pleasanier travel schools. Churches values steadily
rreasng good society; beautiful scenery; riding, boat
ing bathing; high ground; excellent water; many
streets severed. curbed, guttered; healthy;
chis lever than in New York city fare on mechan
les train only 81 cents: the FIRST railroad 10 supply
village taxes limited by charter to one halt per
cent valuation No riding straps iv-
ing IN crowded icneInents.
L'0R sALE-IN THE VILLAGE OF whITEsTONE,
modern improvements: blocks from railroad depot !;
easy also $50 building Lots near railroad
ana se sacn M s py New YORK e from a. u
A. 10 r NJ, and at railroad depot. Wholesome, from
Ito r. NJ, each day.
DAY NE $40 a MONTH FOR SIX YEARS,
deed you cosey House. six rooms, garden. Is by
l5J subject to mortgage OF SlSD: or give me $4l
month for 10 months ana 800 cash. and House OF
Sol month tor ~ months and $500 cash. and get one
eight large rooms garden ~ by ~ subject TO $4tO
mortgage, in Garden Park. in sight OF depot White
stone isn't mat better than paying rent and getting
nothlngf SAMUEL DRAKE.
office near depot MILESTONE
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@C 6OO WILL Buy ITi-lk MILES FROM IR-
pC.CUO yngton, Westchester county. N. Y. on line
Of Boston and Montreal Railroad, being compcted
two acres Land with two story and attic House 22x24
and extension lJx2l rooms and good cellar; good well
Of water, small and stable; rs young fruit
trees. some in bearing; brook runs the land.
REED HOYr, 229 broadway.
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A FRUIT FARM-OyERLooKTNG HE HUDSON:
a acres excellent land splendid location. near city
S9lts INC improvements; beautiful surroundings; six
IRA yth buildings and iruit; prise 81 sel Address
vVNBk, Newburg Post offco
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To Let Lease.
L7URNIsHED HOUSE TO RENT-FOR THE SUMNER
II season: elegant first class three story frame
Dwelling House, completely furnished the Heights,
overlooking the Hudson River and city of New YORK,
only one from City Hall: plenty of garden fruit
Ac rent 500 per month. Apply TO CREvIER EROS, "a
Newark street Hoboken, N. j.
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&1 EGl TO LET OR LEASE FOR TEN YEARS A
spl.JOO. gen,lemans winter and summer Country
Residence on Flushing Bay in Newtown endid view
of Tie river and sound boating. bathing and dshng
house contains - rooms, handsomely furnished heat
hot and cold water, bathroom, water Closets
barn. carriage house amt icehouse tnled; acres OF
lawn and garden. with variety and abundance OF fruit
Also few Cottages Tor sale and 10 let in the village 500
and upwards Apply 70 CHhkLES sIMONsoN. New
York.
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To Let or Lease.

JERSEY CITY. HOBOkEN, HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.
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