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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-03-05

~The ladies' of the Temperate,
League of our city zen out circular:
to the several ministers of the Cos
pei in the comfy. asking co-opera-
ton in the present temperance move
ment. The following clergymen
have received them: Revs. j. f.
MooRE, WALTER MITCHELL, d. W.
Cox, A. BAUM, L. P. McKsIRSAE,
Gallipol:s; Asa DRAKE, HIRAM Will
cox. Vinton; d. E. THoMAs, C. P.
WIGGtNs, -- HOWELL, II. r
HowE, Porter; A. b CAarLICH,
WARREs TAYLOR. Wilksvill+; RALpn
WATSON. Cheshire; d. Tracy, Rod
ney; III. d. VAuaHE. Thurman; S.
b MATHEWS. Eureka: T. B. DAVIS,
Patriot: / z, HANINa, Rio Grande;
A. j WARREN, MerceryilIe and f.
R. Dickinson, Ewington.
The above list does not embrace
all the ministers ia the county, and
the ladies are anxious to receive the
names of the balance. that they may
have their assistance. Send them in.
-
n note from our young friend F.
j. NRwsoM. dated Menomonie, WIS.,,
Feb. 18th, says;
"kinder chilly" here this morning,
the thermometer marking 81 degrees be-
low zero. DO not feel the cold as much
here at 81 as | did in Ohio at , and 3 be-
low. Have seen hut one rig on wheels
since the first snOw-nOthin@ bnt cutters
and bobs. tSome pretty gals.) Can't
you send some of the ladies of G. out
here to pour the 'intOXicating beve-
rage" in the street? There are only 20
saloons here to about 1000 inhabitants.
All the saloon keepers are getting rich.
fF Keystone Furnace sent out three
boat loads of pig iron by the late rise
10 Raccoon.
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RI,II.DING STATISTICS

For week ending Ap g. 1874 rom the records OF the Depart
R1Ings. walter ". Adams, Superintendent exhibit Erras-
tAe building Interests.
I.s Erelu QJ Construction didtioa reports 30 plans sub
buildings. -; Of i. number - frytc
or the mol
plan. and lrs;-Cass French bail the estimated
o uu u-s i OlJ oi alterations, $3.50
alteration OF lgs, %; special Applications for
other Duus the month OF March,
number " buildings commenced 49, number Of new buildings
completed 90. Duals Of, ttAi ste4t o4s
commence du1ug March 1852; alterations ee during
March, 80; alterations progress Gunug month OF March
lsl.
Tie Bvrequ Of Uu,oh BHls dnd Violations during
April l. 61 ,poct-n OF Oi6 bindings oi which
there we're reported uLsie % made safe 10 akel down eases et
served 49, violations 90 law reported 10 viola
Log, -; 10 atoI,y 2 violation notices frel, -
yi 10 during month Of March 3OHb surveys
g. prosecuted 81 violation reported Al removed % prose-
ne Burera Of reports buildings requiring ere
buiug. provided ~th l4i; tEe escape
buildings urt"d for escapes 100 tle provided
49,. served 212 fe escape seat TO ttor-
ucy 10: gires, lut', tested IA; rejected T.
The 1aeruOf Hotels Fr'Ores AMI SDfll Sgrrs
por. Inspections Of the Lceum Waes UnoSqdare oEIn
DAVIS Fth Grali Ouea House Theatre tOmhue,
Metropolitan St BOgcT Hall IyUl and the Aclit
naetors Of te building Law being noted eher and
III
rs having ulIeo.e thorough
careful the facilities and appliances therein
.eyeray provided tie protection safety escape OF their
reported insufficient TIE parties
interest AMI required provide such additional
guaus REQUISITE AMI recommended by the INSPECTORS
charged examinations SPECIAL examinations
Of Al buildings heretofore provided with sscpe 10
which have provided additional safeguards recommended
Dy the Department. have been retired
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UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

D1trgs reported unsafe Gunhs Ai
No. 81 Pr.-cf.st unsae generally; Mrs Riel owner
No 1856 Dtaucry-,i., lIsafe front wall; J. T. Doyle agent
uau-e, fout wall; j. ;. DOYLE, agent
No IJ~ be .HceyL. lT1ut wall. j. H. Doyle agent
b. 2U5 Lat Fofteh-st IlLgerousb unsafe generally bTocsnef
owner -
owner.
10 lI9 Prnce.s uns f ceue'1T; Anthony Borbe agent
No. 20 Puucest. JAS. H. slcIcE aleai
Tftrs 80 feet Of Atbayr, unsafe Out east gable
walls: J. A.. Stuher.
No 7U1 Nnhse, northeast Of Fortyeg hst; unsafe
e., urr fines John d. Lewis
No AZ Nue,ecnhL, uBsaie hont WALL J. Math won =
agrIts. ,,-
4iO ihstyhrIt. tBeA GoEcr ulsae generally
mis- orer he city ofNesiork
Sos. 81 J3 beiIgnesL uuaie front val and roof JOnn j.
Bud.
dangerously condition Mr.. ann AeuaI, owner.
Ala Last Seyetellft, unsafe chmuegsi lh2 Feefug
oVler
80 l2i9 yaaiewster-,t rnsaf. walls Ann Boqun
lGj brec Wall of extension, All wall and
olimneys; Joshua lelIrr,s owner
s. lG1 Beeser,t Of rear wa. ami eas. wall Of eIa-
sion: rhos j. Gibbons. agent
No $50 BooaesL aud ehmuea and coping
John l.. CafvaiiIeI. owner
40 81 BroOm chimney wall aai PRIV fOors; John
l.. Cadwasler, oensr
Mo 81 ance,-st unsafe eastey westerly walls; df Teresa
ellison, oSuer
No $40 EgbtA.st. G. unsafe chimney PreeHek
krUcl'r. owner.
70 $50 Agat, Avenue unsafe piazza estate Of ~ IIev-
lcft,
40 al West Porteth-s, chimney; william Couoy
2'1 >tcoAday ulAe chimney and -te'e ieadef James
Woods, Osacr
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ppnIecrEn BUILDINGS.

New bugs proposed for erection for Which plans and specifications
teen submitted to the Department oil DS"h-' olhg Tue ~
Stl 80 o. tenement, i've stories 25r62' Patrick
No O. one brick tenement stories 3oI54 Patrick
C6TS.te northeast corner Of D.ne7st three brick stores and
e5snen Eve stonss 22E6l '" hT nS ono brick sor.
aso No 81 ami tenement four stories 20ro6
stable, one ..orf i56rs6 Jacob Meyer. owner.
Fty-anhst north side l2j ee e4 Of Broidt Two
lr.t Sengs. each thfee store 2JHJ3i j. Ihon'h oHh
West Egbeeuiht No. bc! WORKSHOP Two ''One' Zro
West 10 1877 brick stable and WORKSHOP three
north .rs 30 feet Broadway brick
nTery s.sbIe our stories jGSb l. joan Sa'phen, owner
east W Get south o. p,y 90. o'A second
e1Is store t'e @ 81 80 t Of T.n we one brick stable
Ior-' 1o's 9 zoe 80 ~ 5! Sr.el Lo~isn owner
81 Mar1spee a. brosntone Aad tenement I've
S. Hsrlspace a. rear brick workshop three stories 26I
West Nos gls and 800 brick store and tene
ave stories. 81 l6rT3 Jacob Cohn oEner Of, co
B-oome 6i bues tenement Eve stores ZohOzi
BoHe No S. one brick store tenement Eve stories 25r75
we Ee,ean No. l19 12I 1913 1875 brick tcnenent
each 6v. stories. "A 9rGg; O. Lovther, owner ,
North side R5dae7e Spyten Devil second class dwell
orato-.t No g. brick stable, stories 29f22i O. e.
p TGtztht No 412 brick store aud tenement, Eve
stories 2jI50; J. Wetilausser, oFter 40, ,., 49,. 49,
Wet veleuth; Nos 44O and 49, one Ores factory three
So 100 one brc1 store tenement Eve stories 25H
fices4'e ess. i, 100 m south weche.tot Railroad Fast
Morrsana frame dwelling three stories 5O'4O John Boyle
ri Fortt,t sl, 100 feet east OF Tfave one brick
French ap,meu Building 2jIjO W. Bro kmaD
Iath side, 100 feet east Vi mad
isonve three bosasoue, dtcs dTens eacn 'Afee sos |VI
AZ IlIrien & Hanson.
s,eut ys.. t 70 fsst vest G Of FIa' ' rear Que
We. Foreh-s. pos brick stable two Stories z5I
&c George Ran h.
No bio bfOSastopf tenement
fpnes 2jI60. Herb
NS aorea,t corner .s..est brick sad
mont five stone. 271GO; SttpBeo L1ycJ0y
80 Broadway, one brick work
shD dire. stores. 22Ajl: p. BloOdgoOI,
Stconaye Of lst four brick stores aud
euemeuts 2JEGOi Il. !. Burclel owner
S6rt r. north e - iret Of Second BRICK store
neueut 2jk6U; II. j. burcha 10, owner.
Frtasr No. loJ bncA smosIOus stories lUx6
{. n. Reed. ornsr
Sr.t south side 142 Of Thdsve. brogustone
rsc I.tlIug,, stones 1900 Groves Taylor
I.atl coz, Of erection othe bang estimated SIs3 go
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The Penn Montaly is sustained by corps of

The Penn Monthly is sustained by corps OF
contributors such few magazines can boast Of In
GLIDING Henry c. Carey, Lorin Bodget Professor T. d.
Cope H. H. Furness, Professor j. r. Lesley, Rev. DR..
Furness and other distinguished opponents OF the in
teligence and culture Of Philadelphia 1t is usually
made up Of grave discussions OF important subjects,
with but scanty proportion of light reading, or misce-
aneOus matter and although unequal In ITS character
often showing marked ability. the April number Is
chiefly filled with long articles, among which the Law
Of Partnership" the Communisls OF the Old World
and DIR. Krauth's Berkeley" ar6 prominent. The
writer of the paper on Communism makes a singular
mistake In calling the Pestaozzan School OF Fellenberg
at Hofwy Z" Fourerite establishment" when visited
by Mr. Robert owen in the 1871 at least hfteen
years before the school OF Fourier the writer else
where shows, had taken the place of St. smonansm In
France. paragraph OF the magazine Is devoted to
Charles Sumner whom commeuds WITH lapguld praise,
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Ncw pub!lratlons.
A BRIGHT BOOK.
THE STORY OF A SUMMER;

One the pictures happy domestic life issued embae
Incidents hercor unpublished relating ~ who
occupied large OF the public mind but whose gresne Of
apparent the privacy OF his bome TIE story ~
toll IA suh graceful that AFTER commencing no one
will stop before finishing H. and most readers will Nh ha
been book for the hTe for leisure hour or Tor hun
NE day. and that everybody should read
SOME OPINIONS OF rhE PRESS.
"Young ladies' oIma rule bores hut here a JonrnA
interest, intelligence and ~ delicate AMI graceful I'M
agnaon that holds the spell OF Its Thoughts us interest," h'
lis wusomc honesty" - NeW-York kIprys ,
indeed book well deserved to be written ana enau' no"
il IL worthy 10 be read" Bafilo courier go,
The light thought charged with a Joyons tpn
spirit With cheerful reverence antiquity aa comfortable hopes Tor
fGturty"-IUues Herald. + ,,,-.,i.
Author has performed her task most dehcatp shG a'"
and he little will be interesting to Haven journal
We indebted 70 The author Tor charming picture q'e'
American home il, - Washington sunday Herald -,
Printed tinted paper with iusauoas smA quato ru es
Price 81 30.
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evncpg an imperfect knowledge OF his character espe
caly the assertion that his speeches had In them
little force OF conviction the very quality, We should
have said for which the eoquence OF the Massachusetts,
Senator most remarkable.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, April 9. 1877

NEw-YoRK. Monday, April Q. 1874
The sales announced to take place at the
Exchange saesroom to-day were all postponed or set
tied privately.
The statement OF the business OF the Department OF
Buildings for the week ending April will be found be-
Low.
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u ,lNn CASH AND BALANCE II THREE
AnrtIou 6ales OF Real Gstate
DY JAMES NJ. MILLER,

DY JAMES NJ. MILLER,
I'D THURSDAY. APRIL Q,
az - O'Clock. al the Exchange Sae'oom III Broadvsy
The cummodous we-but, and de-
rbe MANSION With greenloue stable and Of land,
Owned and occur ~ H. esd tue north side
l2Os % Of Avenue the grand eastern boulevard
The 5Oxis with addition, 22H3s, has all the modern iu-
movements and condition. Stable 2ir3S Is
Ia latest proved
prucpes by the Seconi Third and
which make 30 og and
by Fulton Ferry The mansion green
house hrteas order aud condition and
ready Immediate occupancy sale peempo, without reserve
hsps particulars, and permits the ohce Of the Aueonee ~
pur-.. (1jOS)
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OLD TIME PICTURES AND SHRAvES or RHYME. ~ BsyJ.
limo pp. 1874. Chicago; Gngss Co

OLD TIME PICTURES AND SHRAvES or RHYME. Bv BsyJ.
TAYLoN. limo. pp. 1874 Chicago; Gngss Co
The creative power of the poet is less con-
spcuous this volume than the Of natural beauty
aud the gift OF picturesque expression. Mr.. Taylor
never attempts the lofer flights of imagination, his
verses are not the product OF sustained mental effort
nor do they show the fine polish OF elaborate artistic
skill but they overflow with kindly and tender feeling,
they are alive the elements OF pathos in human
perence and find the OF inspiration in domestic
scenes and rural suggestions the composition displays
a singular mixture of bold fances and homey details.
He deems no incident OF real life too c>nmon for the
uses poetry and often throws gitNriDg vail around
the humblest events. His choice o. images lacks the
simplicity OF refined taste, and is not seldom out OF
keeping with the that they are intended to en-
besh The versifcation OF his poems berays certain
facility Though 1t sometimes has the appearance of
periment and always OF the most successful KIND
His volume consists mainly OF appeals TO The love OF
nature and OF memorials OF aectiOate sentiment and
will crafty the taste OF many readers whose minds are
turned III that direction.
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0iin Real GsIaIe tor Sale.

49, -
4 BARGAIN.-A quite elegant, Medium sized,
N ho, high .oop HOUSE having been obtained u exchange
cheap vii be sold mu: below Its value; neshbohoot fes
aDd 20 Minutes Of the business u this city Apply
HOLLY BROS. q PIne-st.
TOR SALE - In Harlem A small brick
HOUSE conveniently located u 900 easy.
Address HARLEM, Boz 1892 p. o.
DOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE-2 Houses in
l35tast, 81 ave, high stoop and good Cellar,
$4,000 House liOhst same dle, $3.50 House l6eIi0
Term. 70 Apply owner, P A AsSER, 1875
l2stIst
E0R SALE-At sacrifice to prompt pur-
will furnished unfurnish,d The 4sorv
hghs.0oP Bk0WSsIoSB HOUSE and LOT, 359 West Fifty.
seyeDh This house has three and tho
e order hroushout the s be and immediate pos
gwen Is worth immediate attention Permits from
SAMUEL FITZPATRICK, 1909 Thri--v..
THREE NEW BROWNS-TONE four-story
DWELLINGS,, srs;' all hard wood Vest Sixty second
between Nnthaye and Bonleard Corner S260O0 other
$4,000 Also 30S West Fifty eghthst $4,000 App,
ises. wM. BBDBLL. Owner and Builder.
S7TH-ST., near Lexington -ave.-For SALE
HAnome three brovnstons HOUSE; hardwood
finish ke Apply the the premises Isl East 37thst
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Brooklnn Real Gstate for Sale.

A NEW brown-ston HOUSE, No. 344 Clinton
~ e., 20 inches by 45, lot 100 fert
proveuenis perfect orer only minutes walk
nes si be sold very cheap Apply L. H. DAY builder No. Isl
EOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
Fatbash and Prospect Pst Plaza GORDON L. FORD
81 ClGri-st BrooIyn
TOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Sos AZ HlOs.t, 81 Hiet.st 1902 Pns,pp.. 1853
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Men, Jersep Real Gsiate for Sale.

AT PLAINFlELD, n. IA neat, new, and
~ handsome COTTAGE 10 ROOMS lot 40 1900 Price mcderat.
And tefls easy kpLAAU WHITING. eekman st.
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Aucnoneer. - -
CUPREME COURT SALE OF HOUSES AND
- LOTS on EAST 74TH-Sr-ADRfAN H. MULLER 4 Sossif
auction TUESDAY April 1874 At IL ock at the EIaahEs
Ill BroDwsy By orief Of the Supreme Cssrs
l. Retde esq, Referee.
EAST 74THT-Ihe 3t)v hgh-stoop brown 'front.'
house. south side Of East 7iihst commenesg
4thaye 100 and lO2 lots each 1874 ket
ANDERSON MAN Map, oee Of huetonee t66s4
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5neIrucIlon.
For poya and YOUNG Men City.

For Boys and Young Men City.
A YALE ERADICATE, whose mornings are
~ engage. in preparatory school, dCres tso pupils IN me
afternoon; references gwen. Address TUTOR, l9G Brosd"a, C
Room II.
NUARIIFR INSTITUTE for YOUNG GEN
TIEuEN 26 Us Twenyourh-st boarding suI Gay
,rlool PKUt. ELIE CHARLIEH DTscsoT
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houses ono -Sdrms Uanteo.

ySTANTED-A brown-stOne HOUSE, between
w sixth and Mssonsye, Thius.ourh ana Fty sevcnths,
over 22 feet wide price 70 exceed fbOOOO - 49,
LESPlHASSB FRIEDMAN IL Pine.t
WANTED to HIRE, unfinished, for one
w year small HOUSE. well shaded, with garien and stable,
within miles Address Srh par
ucnars HENRY n. DODGE, 10 West TSruuehs-, Hewiors
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Qealnfrs.

A RECENT GRADUATE of a New England
n College desires position TEACHER Of Geek, Latin,
Eng sh. Address. J. A. D.. +. o. Boz 1926, v Y City,
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JUHN II. ILSONl AlclOnttT'
DY Y. X. STEVENSON, jr.

Il n
STEVENSON. will usual special attention the
sale Of Stocks Bonds by auction.
TUESDAY, April 81,
Exchange Sseroom No III Broadway sale by
order Of HEGEMAN esq., Executor VI CHARLES KELSEY de-
ceased
5l2 MADIsOS.AvB. EORTTWE CORNER FIFrY-THlRD-ST.
opposite Memorial Church. fousto high soop well
proportional E,ass hardwood finished bowusone dwelling 205I
10 lot % feet This valuable property situate in Of the
nhbOrhools the city, and tue aud streets
adjoining elegantly improved with superb The lot
dwelling spuftenances all strictly frstcsss
MAY For permits aud particulars sppl 70 b. hEGe
MAJ 90 Exchange place 70 " STEVENSON IT, IL
pinest lork
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Miscellaneous-CitY.

EINDERG ARTEN, 10 West Forty -second-st.
IN puils received Term half terra All the
Fe OCCUPATIONS taught the approved manner TRAINING
Class Tor mothers AID tsaCners Aiss y VI WI Ih
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RI Agents and Clubs supplied .ho ,d nnsle eobe s,nt BY
mail postpaid, bV on, Inn Hh"'iO ~
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ESSONS GIVEN in DRAWING, ILLUM!
II NATION, &c, a. t,asonable prices &C., 20, r-,
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FACTORY FOR SALE, immediate possession

FACTORY Tor SALE, immediate possession.
-La.ge light bulrg, l00K30 stores stable brick engine
room 2j-l0re engine 40 boiler; also II needed. Rors psner
which Tongues grooves lwlbes AMI other machinery Tor wood
pk ana U ue- Oay small amount cash necessary Will
oun payments ot balance II you pay rent YOU can own
property b. saving rent an .ayng ayments Apply
be-ween Hi CHCOChS Real Estate Heatquaes
hind.
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ELUSHIhG On. " INSTITUTE, BOARD
ING SCHOOL FOR BOYS Room Tor one more l. A. yak
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JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
~ Tarrytown. n Y. Established 1897.
Address Rev =. j.. JACKSON, ". A., Pm
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NELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE for

~ IMMEDIATE SALE one boar by usem Railroad, 10 minutes
cOmmo1Ou and comfjtbe house Tor eher
bathrooms dumbTater and water IN tchen
grounds 10 eni1 order beautifully laid out
containing every variety Of AMI hrlbbey fences
repair; fruit Of kind garden well
with choicest Of small fruits also asparagus beds
handsome case1Ole and stable ice sui poultry house &c
mis- or pry rauy.on and White Plains
immediate vicinity onew Boston ami Montreal Railroad finishing
Address L. H.. TarytOwu p. o. Price $1,000
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For Rovs and Young Men-Country.

EDWARDS PLACE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Apnl 4 For particulars address
r. HOFFMAS and 4. g. FLACk. Associate Punopal%
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Gitp l)roperlp 10 let.

A STORE and BASEMENT TO LET on
"a. Sxthaye location also, STOhs sld DWELLlSd
D. GARRISON, 597 SItb-sye
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nor SALE-A FARM of 20 ACRES; eIe-


ganty oca,et Woosbugh RocLaway L. bouaei on east
Lg railroad teot: oaI 800 Lots. ID Acres Of
Timber ndu r. D. CASE. 1872 Frnntt NJ Kane Cause
yoort-,t Dr. W. H. Maxwell, - East 3s.a-st n. 7.
IGOR SALE or to LET-A splendid PROP
Mansion, three oher Houses about 80
Grapes, Pears Apples and small fruits hne view OF river
rail Apply
PAYSOS & PAUL, 33 cortland st.
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An elegant FURNISHED four-storyu high
"A oop stone HOUSE LhAsE. FyhDsL Fiih-aTS
posseson Immediately or on l. ARIEL. No. 9l3 Srthsys
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Gpuntrp Redl Gslate Ior Sale

A CHARMING PLACE of about three acres,
at Wes. Dafen stanford Conn, for SALB ebeapi excel
B rOoms good bA garden fruit fishing bathing and
boating. JAMES PRICE No 200 Hudsoust
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EUK NAIE-DpTIgUIIWI NOUITIg NUaU III
Scaae Wes,ehser % high land in lawn Gar.
den sud oi TIMBER WITH city comforts and
tie peasantest surroundings Particulars and photographs with
ADAMS BAILEY, 30 Libe-ty-st, Room H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07
Gounlrp properln 10 lei.

A TO RENTAL Railway, y. j., one hour
~. from city DWELLING st. George save
girlen, fruit &c rent siOOi possession ApIl l.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-12-10

CHOICE FARM FOR SALE:-Situa-
ted three miles from Kenosha, and
known as the Clapp Stock Farm con-
tanning 240 acres of tlllable lard and
forty acres of timber; has fine or
chard, pears, cherries and small fruits
In abundance; well watered, two
good barns, sheds, two houses, well
fenced, mostly boards.
This is rare opportunity for any
parties DESTROYS of engaging in stock
raising. / also have for sale thor
ough bred Spanish Merino Sheep,
Berkshire Hogs, trottlng colts, an
thorough bred brood mares. Sold on
easy terms. II CLAPP.
Kenoslla, Wis, Oct. 28th. 1874.