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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27
ARGOS.

Doctors are all on the 60.
Druggists are making money.
John Dutrow Is convalescing.
C. +. Wang Is convalesclng.
j. C. Slater was In town last
week.
job Borton, OF Lumberton, Clin-
ton county. Ohio, form erly OF Argos,
is visiting friends here. =
David Kershaw is quits sick, has
been quite feeble ever since his trip
to England last year.
"A. G. North, OF Plymouth, in
town this week.
Mrs. A. +. Lackoy has been
visiting lie Eaton Rapids, Michigan,
for few month past, has returned
home improved in health and looks
decidedly better.
The dwelling house OF Jacob
Hoham when completed will be an
elegant Improvement to this place.
"A word to the wise about the use
OF nursing bottle tubes. 1t should
be a Unable offense for any physician,
druggist, dealer In any way In the
allowed named article as they are
poison, for they contain arsenic In
their composition, and the braying
mule Of an M. d. that encourages the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27
BOURBON.

-Frrewell Isaac"
Mrs. Jennie Weaver Is in town.
Lewis Demoss is building resi-
dence.
"A high station In life will not in
sure happiness.
The butter-tub factory Is doing
an extensive business.
The brick work on the Presby-
tcrian church is almost completed.
There was q Sunday school pic
mic at Walnut section last Sunday.
If you wish to pay your corpor-
alton tax George Swank will accom-
modate you.
The typo made us say eve saw
Bybee" when it should have been
who saw Bybeo?
Since the caloriflc propensities OF
the atmosphere is less intense, it is
not so ~fiy" as it was.
If you owe a man and see him
coming down on one side of the
street, give him the slip and 60 down
on the other. Nt
Mrs. Elias Deveny and Mrs. Bur-
ry Hamlin were visiting friends in
Warsaw few days last week.
"A lady seventy two years Of age
by the name OF Dennison died last
Friday in Walnut township.
Our well known and little respec-
ted townsman always pays his debts
when he cant help it.
If boys from neighboring towns
don't want to get into difficulty they
enough played, dispersed the Null
gan Guards by informing them that
Emma and Nellie were just stealing
a march on auntie.
had better quit fooling with our las
sizes.
The way to find man out-lend
him a dollar for few days, and in a
couple OF years ask him for it.
"A young gentleman OF this place
who happened to call in THE REPup-
LIcAN Office few days since says:
Bob is just the girl OF his heart"
"A number OF boys from this
place attended "shin dig" north OF
Inwood Friday night, and as usual
sold bin" got the start OF them.
Let everyone tInu out and at
tend tho fair this week. Bring al.
your best products.
1t was late In tho night when
Mrs. M. heard robbers In the house,
She knew they were robbers, because
their boots could easily be heard.
But finding her husband hard TO
arouse, she fastened TO the neighbors
and soon had several on the ground
with all kinds of deadly weapons.
Her husband thinking the Joke far
What u number OF promising
men there are In Bourbon. They
promise to pay their board and wash
bill. but always fail to do so.
L. uup~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27
Mum Social.

An entertainment for the benefit OF
the Presbyterian church will be given
at the residence OF Mrs. 7. A. Simons
on next Thursday evening. Oct 4th
This will be q mum social, part OF
the programme will be an admission
fee Of ten cents, and from the time
persons enter the room till they retire
will be fined ten cents for the first
word they speak. After that there
will be no charge for talk will then
be cheap. Refreshments will be
furnished to those who desire them.
Any person keeping mum during
the whole entertainments will be pre-
sented with an oil chrome. A cordial
invitation Is extended to all.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27
PERSONAL GOSSIP
~ Read the splendid show adver-
tisement on the fourth page.

~ Read the splendid show adver-
tisement on the fourth page.
Vim. Covert was In the city Friday.
p. o. Jones is recovering, after
most painful sickness.
Mr. Faude delivered an able dis
course, last Sunday.
Myer Becker, of TT. Wayne, is in
the city this week.
Mr.. Oscar Pitcher is erecting a neat
cottage on Dickson street.
Rev. T. G. Stringer is improving
and is now able to be out.
Rollo Oglesbee, OF Chicago, has
been sojourning in the city several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Blain returned
last Friday from three months
tour in the East.
Col. Poe's residence on the South
side is one of the neatest and pleas
ATTEST looking In the city.
Miss Mona Brooke, the charming
soprano, will shortly return to Evan
ston, to attend musical institute.
Mr.. Walker, OF Indianapolis. was
in the city few days last week, and
speaks In high praise Of our flowing
wells.
Spelling schools sho uld not be
abolished A sign on a cottage in
south Plymouth reads thusly:
@weaveing don to ordor.'
II you would shave with ease go to
Muellers, where the two accomp-
lished workmen will do you a splen-
did job in twinkling.
VIM. Bray, typo on the LaPorte
Herald, stopped over Sunday in the
city ON his return from a five weeks
trip In Michigan and Canada.
Mr.. John s. Bender delivered a
most able and eloquent temperance
address on Saturday evening. His
head Is level on all subject excepting
finance,
VIM. Murphy is doing qnite an ex-
tensive business in building and re-
pairing clsterns. He Is a splendid
workman and deserves liberal pat
ronage.
Our mild hammered reporter ex-
pounds the following. Why is Krout's
furniture store like Stansbury s. Cos
hardware store? Because there Is al
ways a bell [bellel in front. Il
Rev. T. G. Stringer has so far re
covered that he thinks he will be able
for full duty next Sabbath. There
fore there will be the usual preaching
services at the NJ. Z. church morn
ing and evening.
Mr.. J. f. Studcbaker, treasurer OF
the famous wagon manufacturing
company Of South Bend, favored The
REPUBLICAN with call last Monday
He was in town on business with Mr..
james Easton who Is selling that
wagon In Marshall county.
James Z. Houghton went into the
new meat market to mako an inspec-
ton as he was on his way to Sunday
school last Sunday. Becoming weary
he sat down to rest and refresh him
self oil one OF the meat blocks which
had just been painted with red paint
Result--a war map on the meat
block, and he didn't go to Sunday
school.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27
Advertised Letters

The following is the list OF un-
claimed letters remaining In the
Plymouth Marshall county, Ind,
post Office for the week ending Sep.
9th, 1877:
Abraham Brilliant; Henry Cruzan ;
Tillie Cruzan; Clarinda Cross Horace
Colby; Linn j. Covet; James Davis ;
DIR. Z. p. Kerr; DR.. s.. r. NuIliken /;
David Mendoza; d. Nelson; Andrew
Rhinehart; Hattie Reardon; Daniel
Roung; Thos. Serocheusky; Gideon
Short; A. Smell; Tobias Troyer; Jen-
ME 4. Zimmerman.
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Andrew Miller, Goshen, Ind.
Call for advertised letters,
w. N. KENDALL. P. M.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

Mr.. ]. Z. Wood. the one legged
Murphy organizer died Of congestive
chill In Valparaiso last Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. Wood did good work for
the temperance cause In Marshall
county, and had many admirers here.
who deeply regret his sudden taking
of. His body was taken to Ada. Ohio,
by his wife and friends, for burial.
There will be high old times In
Plymouth next Sunday. Prof. Walker
will be here to visit Fred Hill. A
large supply Of peanuts has been
ordered for the sublime occasion.
An effort will be made to induce the
gentleman to stay over Wednesday
and visit the show.
The Presbyterians are engaged re-
pairing the church building. 1t Is
being repapered, repainted. and other
changes are being made that will
greatly improve the appearance oil
the room.
This issue completes the large adj.
vertisements and we will heareafteI
give more reading matter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27
G.. WolfEyerybody,s Friend


q. Wolf Everybody's Friend
Boots and Shoes, etc.
A Good Boot for Men $3.50.
A Full Stock Boot for $500.
A Good Kipp for 1926.
A No. Homemade Kipp 800.
A No. Calf Boot $500.
A Good Shoe for Womens wear
s125.
A Heavy Shoe for $3.50.
A Calf front Shoe sl.75.
A Good Misses Shoe for $1.00.
A Tip Top Misses Shoe s1.25,
And all other Goods at Low Prices,
no old Goods on Hand. Nothing
but New Goods, which / will sell
Cheap for Cash. Remember the
Place. Shoemakers old Stand one
Door north Of Humrichouser &
Diafs.
GB-My entire Stock of Clio thing at
Cost. G.. WoLF.'
S.16.4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

We think the Murphy boys would
find a fruitful field OF labor East OF
the lake from the appearance Of some
of the boys from that place last Sat-
urday night.
John Lopp owns the finest sail
boat on the lake so says the boys
from the Sligo sailing from the wharf
to the club house distance of two
and a-half miles and back In 40 min
utes.
j. Miller has purchased the store
in Marmont formerly owned by M.
Altman.
SAM
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

Sonth Bend has an attraction for
admirers OF horse flesh on the 18th,
which Is not likely to be- excelled in
this section soor. The famous trot-
ter Goldsmith Maid will be there on
that day and trot against the best
time she has ever made, 2:18 for a
purse OF $1,000. Arrangements for
special trains from all neighboring
towns are being made. 1902
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

Something to remember that fine
and fashionable clothing is made to
order in Bourbon at prices nearer in
accord with the stringency OF the
times than at any other place in this
part Of the State. We can promise
q sewing OF from ten to fifteen dol
lars a suit, and entire satisfaction
guaranteed to the most fastidious.
splendid line OF imported and do
nestle cloths, cassimeres and suit
ings always in stock. Give us q
call, or send for samples.
j. III. MATcHETT & Co.,
Bourbon Ind. $500
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

A pair OF fiery horses ran down
Michigan street yesterday at the rate
OF four miles TO the minute, and
barely escaped running over buggy
In which were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Whitmore. The horses were stopped
and no damage done.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

Editor OF the Republican:
wish through your paper to ex-
tend my sincere thanks to the men,
bers OF our own church, to the men,
bers OF other churches and to those
who are not connected to any church
organization, for the many favors,
and acts Of kindness shown myself
and family during my late illness.
The people seemed to vie with each
other to see who could do the most.
L. G. SrRINGER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

The races for next week we are
tald are expected to be attended by
many Of the best horses In the coun-
try. The trots will be holly contest
ed, and there will be some astOnish-
ing running too. 1t will pay you to
attend.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27
Township Trustee

The office Of Trustee of Center
township, Marshall county, Ind, is
at Pershings grocery store corner OF
LaPorte and Michigan streets. Office
days Monday to Saturday inclusive.
II. r. PERSHING,
1-5-52 Trustee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

As every one is aware when a man
OF enterprise comes amongst US to do
business he is assailed in the first
place by opposition, merchants VINO
seek in every way that Is dishonora-
BILE to make it as disagreeable as pos
sible for new conner. When Little
Mack first opened here the mer-
chants insinuated to the public that
his stay would be short and even
went so far as to call me travelling
humbug. Now q few words in de-
Tense. / am here with the intention
of remaining among you, I told you
so, and have / not kept my word
I have now added fine stock OF
Boots and Shoes In addition to Ready
Made Clothing, and shall continue
to do business as I begun and the
people may rest assured that I shall
do m y utmost to continue to merit
the little I have gained as The Poor
Mans Friend, The King Clothier and
the Boss on Boots and Shoes. Next
to post-office, Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27
Valuable Lot For Sale.

The city proposes to sell Lot No.
TIA, original plat OF Plymouth. Sealed
bids will be received for 10 days from
this date. The right is reserved to
reject any or all bids.
SIG. MAYER,
Chairman Finance Committee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

BoARDERs WANTED-A few boarders
can find good accommodations at
Mrs. DAVIS on Center street. A few
day borders wanted. Charges very
reasonable.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27
DEAR GID HOMESTEAD.

l. the title of very new song, by Miss
ANNA c. HILTs. This song has taken a
strong hold on the popular fancy. No
doubt there are thousands who never for
get the "Dear Old Homestead" where SO
many happy hours were spent in joyful
ness and glee, during their childhood days.
Price 40 cents, with splendid Autograph
ola country homestead.
'Tis place shall ever remember.
Should live to be fifty years old:
Twas the home OF rs all in childhood,
And We prize 1t, yes higher than gold.
Address all orders TO f. w. Helmick,
publisher No so West Fourth St, Cincin-
natl, o.
N. B.-Ovsr 200 second hand pianos
for sale cheap.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

Two old @residenters" they were
VINO met In THE REPUBLICAN Office
Monday.-Mr. Thomas Tyner. Of
Tyner City, born In the year 1900,
and Mr.. Henry A. Work, born in 1901
They are both steadfast and earnest
republicans, who understand that
politics mean something more than a
mere scramble for Office. They both
voted for president in 1924, and
neither have failed to vote at any
election since that time. Mr.. Tyner
is fortunate enough to have the wife
Of his youth yet spared to him, he
having been married 81 years.-one
year less than Mr.. Work. We rejoice
to say that the old gentlemen enjoy
good health. They spent an hour or
more discussing old political times.
and men, and We hope to have the
pleasure Of their calls for many years.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

Glass slippers have been produced
at Vienna Many a man when he
reads this will recall the days Of his
boyhood, when he would have es-
capped manga bodily smart had glas 8
slippers been In vogue.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

The Marshall County Teachers
Association will meet at tho Ward
School house in the city OF Plymouth,
Friday, September 2Slh. All the
members are requested TO be present.
By order OF the Executive Comlait-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

Don't waste your money! Wait
until Coffy opens his New Dry Goods
Store and you will see then why you
should save it for he will have som g
Big Bargains to offer. 9-l3-3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

Remember that A. b. Coffy will
open his New Store on the corner
south OF Wheeler's Bank, on Octo-
Der 1st. 9-13-3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27
PhOt0granlis

have rcfitted the photograph car at
Walnut Station, Ind, and am now doing
the cheapest first class work in photo
graphs, gems, etc, ever before done in
Marshall county. l also copy and en-
large all kinds of pictures in the finest or
der of the art.
JAMES ALLEN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27
es8 Read the splendid show adver-
tisement on the fourth page.

Don't buy your Embroideries until
you have seen the stock OF Simon
Becker's.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

FOR SALE at q bargain, two de-
sirable homes for persons OF moderate
means. For rent until sold.
b. ID. CRAWFORD.
9.13.tc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

Come and examine Boots and
Shoes at Simon Becker's before you
buy as I am sure 1 can and will give
you satisfaction.
Little Mack is now Offering a line
of Cassimer pants for $500 a pair.
These Pants are cheap at 500.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

The basement hall under the post
Office is open every evening for men,
bers OF the military company to drill.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

~HACKMETACK," new and de
llghtful Perfume sold by l.. TANNER
Plymouth, Ind. and elsewhere by
dealers generally.
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Drooklnn properfn % Cct.

DROOKLYN HIGHTS-HOUSES 10 LET
10 Hicks $500; No <. lckss; $500 NO ~
Oraugo-st northwest corner Of IcksSt $500; ~" lG4
Washing Onsi $500. All In tine order. with modern atrse
mrnts Location central aud 10 a AMI ferry
routes minutes trayei from WalS Appy To
EDWARD SIhPSON,
30 Wallst
FENO JET-Lowcr half of 5i3 Lafayettc-avc.,
Brook VI par well furnished Also two rooms ront 81
top door; 800. references required
mo t,FT-3-s1ory brick SCHOOL-HOUSE, No.
4 I5s ReInseusi; .jstOry brick DWELLING, 10 VII
lourlby-sJ. GORDON L. FORD. 81 Clark 81. Jroo.iyn
no LFT-In Brooklyn, thTcc-story, basement
aud cellar brick DWELLING Wth n Improvements;
80 MINUTES ferry; 40 Ieg montl. Apply 10 - ~ UN-
DERHILl, 26 COpItst. Brooklyn.
ITO RENT. FURNISHED-The full-si2ed,
three story and brick hUnse 1915 HarrsOnsi,
opposite Christ Church he house IN good order aud iu
fun shed Is central ana pleasant rent nO
erAle. Auply premises.
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Brook!nu Real gstdts for Sale.

nWELLING-H HOUSES Nos. AZ Nillow-St.,
81 uicSss 50 d. and % Nasssust 100 ami lOZ rlne
.pplcg - and lg7 WiiloUgihyst, - I4taS ,teaVe
GORDON t. FORD, 81 Clark st.. Br"oklyn
fNOP Observation-Disclosures brOYn-stoMC
fronts directly At the entrance 81 Prospect srk bi''h
lyu ftT EXCHANGES SALE Located 20 aud 81 seventh
ave "a and sc Marx savo. l6S Prospect place ~ In
mace ali new M every respect admirably located with
improvements. owner would take IN part aEltht iv'a OK
a. N boue,s EORFkT =. BUSSING 2c4 McHtaClo-Et,
colipep;ai Pudding Brooklgn Broker in TEA Estate
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Auttion Sales OF fIeal Gstaie.

by JAMES NJ. MILLER, TUESDAY, March
b 2cth. al 70 O'Clock, al Tie
EXCHANGE EALESRODM, No Il Broadway,
under The direction OF David HawltS Esq. EXocutor
Singer. No SO East 29iist. The t!rfr-story
basement horse, N0s 40 ana AZ West
56hst nvsioTy brick tenement hous,s; also Naiu
able property the city OF Y0akcrs loclt-l Locust Il
raiis2deayeS, Cromwell, Bal n and Bell place.
Maps and particulars At The Office No. rl~st
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Gonuirr properln 90 Eet.


At New -Brightnn.-TO Rcnt-SevcIal fine
"a Houses, chaIIGlty located: modern improvements
JAMES 81. TAYLOR IL Finest
At SSOO-To LET-Elegant. spacious, FIRST
~ class country RESI- CT, stables &c; beautiful ter
races abundance shade and ornamental trees &C.
acres icy, charming, nesrer 81 ENton - l15cryst
NIIY and COUNTRY-LOW RENT.-40 min
utes' rds from Ltartvst competing trunk
lines numerous trains III indnSnti year! iAfs $40 COZ
suai ban Cottage hsSideHes ana 1atHs LOUIS nss
call bells Igs via piet laid ont u law"
drive, gsier, Gnade frult vines, beTiI "'i locato s
V on drained healthy 8 minutes yak bvSlyed Sttcts
from Of City 81 Eh1aet ana t"1
lnuuSeo SaE pSss9nxer station ~ est lIA2st NJ
Room 2. No. NGssal-st
NEONTCLAIR n. j.. Real Estate Agency
IVA Variety houses le rent furnished and ufainsfd
HOWE & Pa RSONe MoItClair aGd az Cedafst u )" ..
FlNO RENT at NcWtOWp, Long lsland-Soyeral
Itc IS HOUSES 60 depot location ana hcisADor
hood excellent: an modern inI0vctcOrs Apply T. COZ
plNI DEbiHE ES, attorneys Nos GS Aud 40 "haih-s''
Newly OK Cy.
rIO LET, at Upper Hachcnsack, \. D.,
haD.s0mey located, ccmiorigHio a,d convenient Two
story and attic BRICK COTTAGE. al improvements 10
miuut:s walk from depot high pIoGHd r'N'fa.ngG
sprue wattT tank CieteuS; piot lCNlfO VTehy
la ayG terrace rem oW. win privilege ~ Iyr-
chase ApIiy Ia n AMERMAN, Mercantile Kat Rank ny.
ry7O LET-Elcgant COUNTRY RESIDENCE
EdcdCt three minutes from depot grounds, 20 acfcs
L.Ltunv laid wish nut and other trees ana sieiid
frescOei if Top 1" bottom hEs-cl ID mara
Cd taus aud ali other improvement ~
CITY house. stable, 'I, DC, &c. AS" OTHER ELL
CAN PLACES Railroad OF NrwJeTsty, 70 min
rtrs from New house and grounds in EprIt order;
WOODS. Ica LITE lnSuTln CEalaI Il
and Warren 81. EeSYork between II ana oclook
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Gin propcrln 60 fet.

A PHYSICIAN can RENT FIRST FLOOR
~ ia English basement house No 1Oi West tls ODD
residence west 81 HToodUay physician has occupied the
floor Tor the pas years
An ELEGANT PRIVATE DWELLING,
"A 22xGj win laundry extensions Fcrcc; oder ily III X
NISiIED billiard table immediate possession; o.. 81, near
5thaye. Rent los careful tenant zlTEi, LOG 3aayc
VEN0 LET HOUSES, Vest 45th, West 10Th,
East 2lth !eA!ngtoave, Cini1uylace, East 1S, East
Sith. rutland & WHITING. 2 Beokmaust.
rE>O RTNT-Threc- story, high-StoOp, brown
4 stone HOUSE. 45th-St.. Ut adway aBd shave
Address OWNER - l.nA-l!ace
FsNO LEH-Eiegant brown stone and BRICK
L HOUSES on Nadisonave aul side streets III PARK
three caDlnot finish, Will mirrors &c; rent
5000 81. 90 Apply 10 }. A. WOODS, OiAce North
America LIE Insurance Company u ana - Warrthsi New
York between II and o'clock.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Gitn Real estate for Sale.

CORNER-FOr SALE-Renting for II per
cent al the present reldced not much cash re
ourcd no exchange Principals please address JANIS
PRICE 200 HucsOuSt
EOR SALE - DWELLINGS, brown-stone
fronts fron IS 90 10 $1,000. Also paiegass and
f-on front &. & W. BEDELi. Builders,
No SZ7 Smith-st. Brooklyn.
EACTORY OF WEST 36TH-ST.-SELL or
Il RENT FLOORS 60 by Us feet stories suitable for
'' G. PARTRIDGE, l2e Broad ST.
CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED.-NO cure no
- nav Cooking RANGES ;hat heat the rooms above wat
Ianted. HULL GRlPFEN & Co. sd ave- above -Su'S''
l75OO. on At En- trf SiatsG E h and sh
kves. q bargain. rutland * WHITING, . BeekraI-st-
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Conufrn Real estate for Sale.

rT'HE CHEAPEST so ACRES in Iowa for
SALE easy Address y. =. IlteD, Agona, Iowa
FI'EXAS LAND WARRANTS.
Il We have nor sAlF TEXAS LAND "AIlNA MS, $50
each which be in Ora on 81 hes lands OF Texas
Price, - cents per Address
DONALDSON & FARLEY, Bank ard Br0tc-s,
II. louis, NO.
6hC N0A CASH. or So, 900. half cash. bal
po.NOO ance 5000 yearly, Cor snali "a Rhi OF e1et
East StIJEdrburg. Penn, lilS lrJm depot,
main road iEick boWsV. with
ORDER barn. house and stables workshop. htHcy, AMI
other outbuGngs all kinds II cu1ce fruit c land
suitable for truck farm buildings worth the money. Ad
dress h. POOLE. Box 80. 4. Str0udsburg Penn.
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