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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
Odd Fellows Mutual Benefit Asso-
citation Of ottumWa.

Some time since there was organ
lied in this city Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, under the auspices of
the Odd Fellows. Any person in good
standing as an Odd Fellow can join
It upon making an application and
undergoing medical examination.
The applicant must not be over sixty
years of age and must accompa-
nv his application with the sum of
$3.50. The number Of members is
limited to five hundred and upon the
death Of any member all the others
are liable to All assessment of $500
to be paid to the proper representa-
tive of the deceased, which in cas-
the association is full would make
the handsome sum of $1,000. Tel
cents upon each member is also as
sessed In case Of death, to cover thu
incidental expenses Of the associa
ton. or 80 much thereof as may bt
needed. At its first organization
some effort was made to obtain mem
beers, but lately little attention hal
paid to the matter. Sherman III
Bailey, . few months preceding hi
death became q member and at thu
time of his death there were, besides
him, fifty-fv members. To-day, TIN
treasurer Of the association paid Owe
TO his estate the sum Of $ll0 beinl
two dollars for each Of the fifty-fv'
members. It seems to US that sucl
an Institution ~ this ought to sooI
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
From wednea days Daily.

John Pruden, of Washington,
Washington county, Kansas, is at
home on visit to his father, residing
in Agency township, and gave us a
call to-day.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
From Thursday Daily
Prof. Hull, of Agency, is in the city
to-day. He enrolled his name as q
COURIER reader.

kfOm lnufsuAy DAHy
Prof. Hull, of Agency, is in the city
to-day. He enrolled his name as q
COURIER reader.
Capt. G. P. Brown, Internal Reve'
nue. Agent has been assigned to the
important and responsible duty Of
examining Collectors offices in the
Northwest, and departs on that duty
this evening.
James Jordan, the pioneer settler
Of Blackhawk prairie, Van Burer
county, is in town, and reports The
scraps" down there as decidedly
poor. This prairie, in 1876, raised the
corn which took the premium at the
Centennial.
Thomas SNOWFALL, q miner, wa
found dead in his room at Happ,
Hollow this morning He went t
bed last night IS well, seemingly, a
ever. DR.. Lathrop pronounccs it
case of apoplexy.
MURDER AT REDRocK.-On Sunda
last, Mars. Williams and VIM. But
terry had an alteration in referenc
to the sale Of the formers Drug Stor
to the latter, at Red Rock, which RI
suited in Buttery shooting William
through the heart, killing him il
stantly. Buttery surrendered himse
to the officers of the law.
The Gate Citu Gays: sc. w. Hate
and w. f. Hatch, of Ottumwa wei
discharged from bankruptcy in tn
q. s. District Court. yesterday"
This bankruptcy case is one of Ion
standing, the Hatch brothers havin
failed in the shoe business here, fou
or five years ago.
We understand that Drs. Leighto
& Gray took possession Of the hoters
Colfax Springs, Tuesday of this wee
and that every effort is being mao
to further the pleasure of guests.
Parties making an investigate
pronounce the waters effective as
all claims made for it. And it is sal
that had the water been used durin
the rebellion, upon the rebels, ever
place held by them would have bee
evacuated in three days.
It is q matter in which we have Ii
tie personal or individual interes
but we hope we shall be pardonc
for calling attention of parents an
police authorities to the fact that boy
of all ages, from seven years to maj
hood, make practice of Jumping Q
and off moving trains, almost ever
hour in the day. To-day, at the fo'
of jefferson street, duplicate of Il
accident of Monday evening, can
near happening, in which lii
would have been lost or be
crippled for life. In our opinion, ii
police would be justified in arrestin'
and the Mayor in filming, any perso
old or young, whenever found ge
ting off or on train in motion.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
ug15-wtf p. O. Box 5O4, Of STUN = q, II

~ - Great chance to make MON
ey. II you can'tget e0.d you
can Get greenbacks. Weneed
Q person in every town 70
stake subscriptions for the
lAP1Aat chAapaaf ind hAak IL
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22

Col. Ballingall to-day received a
brass 6 pound gun, which is designed
for the use of Capt. Slaughter's new
Artillery Company. He has all the
appurtenances, caisons, harness, for
horses SC. 1t will be kept in the
City Hall, except when in action.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22

Thomas SNOWFALL, miner, was
found dead in his room at Happy
Hollow this morning. He went te
bed last night - well, seemingly, al
ever. DR.. Lathrop pronounces it I
case of apoplexy.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22

Headquarters for Pillow Shoes al
Phillips. a25wt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22

Capt. G. P. Brown, Internal Reve'
nue. Agent has been assigned to the
important and responsible duty Of
examining Collectors offices in the
Northwest, and departs on that duty
this evening.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22

James Jordan, the pioneer settler
Of Blackhawk prairie, Van Buren,
county, is in town, and reports the
scraps" down there as decidedly
poor. This prairie, in 1876, raised the
corn which took the premium at the
Centennial.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22
Emm rridss,a Daily.

From fridays DAILY.
Messrs. Don A. Pool, A. G. Steck
and C. T. Porter were out after prai-
RE chickens, yesterday, and brought
in twenty nice ones.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22

We are selling CHIMNEY FLUE9 at hal
the cost of brick Of the came capacity. The
weigh much less, are easily setup, are safer, more
ouraoie and better than brick flues Those at .
Instance rom brick, sand and lime, can take ONT
nome set IL up and itin less time than they can
mainland handle one load Of brick.
We have also the TEST and cheapest WELL
TUBING and Sewer Pipe.
end Of this city q, d SEQ NNfFe
80 wtf LANGFORD & LADD.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22

FATAL r. r. ADMINISTRATORS
accident occurred on the G. B. & O.,
this morning about 80 O'Clock, by
which one man-name unknown
lost his life. The accident happened
near Danville station, a few miles tins
side Of Burlington. Itseems that the
second section of train No. Is rar
into the first section al that place
with the result above mentioned
Three cars were thrown from thu
track, but the damage to property il
said to be light.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22


RE chickens, yesterday, and brought
in twenty nice ones.
The train of the North Missouri
road was delayed until 5 o'clock this
evening, ON account Of damage to the
bridge over Big Soap. The passen-
ger, mail, and express were transfer
red to a train sent down from this
city. It will require two or three
days time to fully repair the bridge.
In the meantime passengers will be
transferred and NO delay will occur
Chauncy Rose, the well-known mil
lionaire, Of Terre Haute, died or
Monday. He leaves fortune Of S.
100000 and has no family and rela
tives nearer than second cousin.
The State Register says there is blu
little doubt that al the Smiths IL
Iowa are distantly connected will
him and will share in the estate.
We are informed that the agents Of
the X. & D. M. railroad are bothered
to death, almost, for rolling stock tc
carry the immense amount of freigh'
now accumulating here. They have
orders ahead for nearly 100 cars and
seem unable to gather any ahead
An additional freight train will be
put on the road next week commenc.
ing on Sunday.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-22

Our friend G. A. Stebbins, of Pleas
ant Tp., was in to-day, to renew his
subscription TO the COURIER. He is
now rs years of age, and on the 2sth
of July, his wife with whom he had
lived for 50 years, went to the better
land. We regret to learn that Mr..
SIS eyesight lie sadly impaired, tho
otherwise he is healthy and hearty
man. We hope he may live to read
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05
EXIT HEWITT,
The Chairman OF the Maternal
Democratic Committee
stops Down and
Out,
Giving His Reasons Therefor in
. LesSthy Letter.

Washington, March 5-Hon. a, s.
Hewitt has resigned bis position ss
chairman Of the democratic national
committee in latter of cQnaiderable
length in which he asscrta that the
rsals q ~ .sssscscssal I'LL ~ aisap-
pointed tho hopes Of every lover Of
the country and thst the srievous
wrong be- been perpe.ra,ed of award
ing the presidency 10 : candidate Who
has no Just title to its honors. He
viii defend his action upon that bill;
and regarding his assent TO the oom-
pletioo Of the count, hs says, as 40
honorable man, no other course vas
open to him, but Il honor lad per-
mitted otherwise, his judgment was
thst twas the wisest course for the
country, q well u for the democratio
party, to proceed in accordance with
law TO an orderly completion of the
count, although they knew i. would
result in the ips,allstiod 81 Hayes.
His' opinion is that DISASTROUS effects
would havs resulted in the defeat Of
the count, resulting eventually in civil
war. To him sppeared on one side
anarchy and civil war and on the 9th
er peace and order. He says in the
conclusion Of his letter, .has "under
the circumstances, 1 could not hesitate
q to my course. ! felt that as !
patriotic aud trusted servant Of dem
ocracy, that no other course was lef,
open to me aud feel sure its wisdom
will be vind,cated BY an early and
iriumphant success Of the democratic
party, standing - it does on the rock
of justice and patriotism, from which
no amount Of passion or provocatior
has been able to move it. For my
self l feel that have now completed
the duty which was assigned me =,
st. Louis. The result Of the cam
paigu was unquestionably the election
Of our candidates. That they and
the people have been defrauded O
their rights 10 true, but lor this result
do not hold myself any more res
1 ponsiblc than any other member Q
fcongress, upon whom rested the dat,
Of counting and declaring the vote.
REPRESENTATIVES, DOUGLASS
publishes = card admitting he did In
Justice to Representative Lamar Sat
urday, in rudsly addressing him ant
expressing his high appreciation Q
tho character OF that gentleman.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05
lsaagaral Address sf the NevlJ
Uoeto1.
Net fsr the Nseth, Net fsr tn
SsstA Will u lahas.
wANIrHerox.

~
WasAlsstea, MascA s-Ths isaaess1aasa
of Rutherford B. Hayes took Dllss -
70 ~ vhA tnpssas cssteaA -
sspsb vses 1llsd viii spsces1sls - -
grsaslse isssssss 10 ~ esssseGi11s 1uIlllr
"a. AA9slAs ossh Of o0cs ~ sdnlnls.
tered Pna6sss Hayes delivered ~ ~
lowias sA1rss:
HAYn' 'lHAuGrHALsADDRHs
Felyo.c C,iseas.. We have sssem-
bled to repeat The public ceremt.ny
begun BY Washington, observed by
I'll ny predeoessors and now time
honorrd custom which marks The
conoeaesoent Of . new term Of to
presidential once. Called to the do.
ties Of this great trust. proceed m
compliance with usage to announce
some Of The lesdioG prisciples, on the
subjects that now chiefly sogags the
public attention, bv which Il i my
desire to Be guided III tbs disohasgs
cf those duties. / shall not under
taks 20 lay dowa isrevoeabls priasi-
plss o. nsasures Of adminissrsssos
but rather to speak q tho oeaivaa
which sAoald aa.aate - - 0m
gess oes.ais iasossaaa - - b q.
taisea lllh - ,a1e,f6la
tions asd esseAtial Is the welfare cf
oar coansry.
Al The oatsee of 40 dissulioas
which preceded the reoe.s prssidsssi.l
election il seemed to 10 fitting that I
should fully make kuown my sent..
ueats N regard TO several Of the
Qssstions which thsn appeared TO de-
nand M eosna.sisraaion o( the coustry.
Foso~,ag the exasps, and 10 par,
adopting .hs language Of ono Of my
predecessors, Ivish now, whea every
mosivs for misrepresentation ~
: Passsd away, % rspsae what w. said
before ny slsoeioo, tsrstiag thas ny
oosntrynsa viii oandidly weigh end
understand il and that they viii feel
assured list the sentineats declared
in accepting the nominatioa for the
presidsooy, will Be The Standard d
my conduct in the path before me
charged q I now an With The srav,
and didioult task Of carrying them on
in . practical administrstioa Of th,
government. So far ~ depends, un
der the constitution and laws, On th<
chief executive Of tho nation, u,
Permanent pscifcation Of the oountr,
upon such principles md By sscl
measuses q VIII secure The ceoples,
protection Of all its citixsas n d
free eajoy.sat Of I'll their ooostitu
tional rights, is now the ons sabjec
in our pubRs affairs which al though,
fal nd nsatosio ciai1sns regard . I
supseae iapsstanss.
Many Of tho oalaaitsus effects e
theltre1sadous rsvolusioa which ha
passed over the southern states ssi
rcnain, The ianeasursbIs bessk,
which viii surely follow, soonsr q
later, the hearty asd generous soosr
tance Of the legitimate results {
that revolution have not yet been d
alred. D,mcslt and sinbsrraasiu
quasslols nest u st tAs threshold
tais subjscs. The people Of tho,
statss re q i impoverished, q
the inest.mabe blaasiag Of viz
honest and peaesfl lsoal sslf eove
nor g.. 4 sot fully eajoyed.
Whatsvsr diGssessss opia;on u.i
exist = 70 The oaass, ef this oosdisi,
of things, the fact = clear thu. 10 Il
progress Of evcnts III tias - 90
wbsa such eosespasat i q j,
pseasiss asssssity, reqairsd By j
- Saassa y ! pshlic - j
-, ~ y =
( s sSSS 81
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05


.nrA TrpDIrnnv II
- = DAsA AON AZ
- :
% called o6cisl patronage which bAvs
cone to have H. sasessoa Of ssagsl ]
10 several dspart.csts Of cur sovsrs-
aset, bat : chang Of tie syses. ef|
sppoiotssot isssh. Reform tAAs shsll
b thorcs1A radical and co0p1ses, "a
'seufa 70 ~ psisoiplss aad pssstses ]
q she toel.esss q ~ goysr..!Is1. =
I1sy nslteH e1peete - desdsed froe
psoase oosrs any pefsieaa ssrvtos.
10y ossns teAs pso'to oalosss shoald
90 ahSaf vesse sssvtse TO IL sos-
efnasae I'D % ~ psopts. nsy
aeeee .aes e eeleee e1esl1 3 eeesee
z - eeosss = - g Aaa pss.sn'l J
eesseses = g 9 :. 80 : J.
~ - ~ elss - -
- = - =
snsaes. e oiaos vsss 20 so g seos
= sswsrds ios Pefsieas sssvsees
- ossesy g shs sooasessos @
.ssnsse = eoaGsss, 9 oseag easa.
ueo = - ssspses so tse oosefos g. 9
1seh appceaeasoes. 70 iacs teat
n - AZ - Az
oose poaaeee1 passsse = she eoastrY'
= osas sss'f pe'sae'es ps'oe %
- e'eos,ss - peo.'nses plsos %
=, ...;.;". . 49, - !. ...a,. :. s.'n 80. L
.s..:
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05
1AEkETS BY TELsGRAPn.

1ARkETs BI TELsGRAPn.
New xsy1.
New TEX. March 5.
nsasy ~ pr cent.
Osa ieAx.
ossss.0aats-Aetive sad Ara.
ssssks- Duil ead s.ssly.
ssv Yes aa,Aes.
New York, March 5.
Wo1Ar-Qalet.
C02s-DsIf; Dsv nixeA western, seo5s.
old d. s1osa
f03k-1savy q Is 70.
AlD-Hssvy q loisX.
WaUKY-iu.
CnAeaGo.
Chicago. March 5.
WHAT Easier; nv ssr April; I'm 70
Nay. i.
cosx-K..i.r; so,s sor April; 44e4.s for H.y
oArs-stsady { ssk fos ea.h. =
AY8-o.
F DAnL1Y-soc.
rosx-w..k .ad ....r: 80 sorAr.l; III
los Nay II
LARp-Lsws; 80 se Aprl; .raY 10, Nay
wHDxy-Lowes u ~.
/annesss..
Anvsshse. Maseh 8.
WHEAT-Quist: ifo Tor cash; iss for Marct
lz3A fof Apeii; No. 3,iis.
COn-Gac.
oA1-sie.
|. 4Y8-0c.
1ARl8Y-Gss.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05

s.s'''s - 0vssssss8 ~ ssSs
Vaodefbilt's heirs are consss,in9
bic will.
Ainnesots planted 10 900, 900 ,rees
Lost ysar.
Red and yellow :. artichoke will
prevent baL chosssA.
The Kaasss railroads paid state
tax lase year Of $50 ,1so, 80.
President Hayes private fortune
foots quarter Of ! million.
Prof Riley says cold weather will
kin the infant srssshopners.
Tia go0 pre.Aiuu il down to II
cents. The lcwess for Is years.
Chief Js.ios Moss, Of South Csr-
IolIna, is prostrated with paralysis.
Fifteen nihion dollar. Of tho shin.
plaster currency has been lost and
destroyed.
Il L nov said The judge David
Davis, ths nsvly elected Illinois sen.
asor, voted for Hayes.
The niaossots legisls,ure ha, pas
ed : bill providiag for biensial legis-
lssivs sessions hsesafter.
Wisoas, h,assso.., has got il,
Leuvil's Lsaaard, : u ye.r old brut.
who Violated tho psssou Of lis.l.
| s,d thsss ssvsa yesss Old.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05

pebo9SSoU0 - 0tpse1ISsoo WotGo O1-
e Athoss sestss, Il must b : go,.
sfa1.sst vhisA gsards The interest of
bosh ssoss, carefully and eqaslly; Il
aust 30 . soverasas vhich sshaits
loyslly and hsistily . ~ sosaeisueios,
ed hxe; NJ kNs q ths aaeioa -
IL hxs q III ssies thsa1siyss -
septiag I'D sbsyiag iakhislly u
Iskols ooat titsti1a y. it - RssGia
upoo this sase aad aabitaaaial g.
dAtios, tAs ssPerstsscturs q bs6. =
osst loosl govs'lIsass can - III
up, aadsos osAssviss. &
Il AassAssasco q saeh obsdisaos = ~
istiss asd s1trk II ~ o6asaisstsoa, sod y
hehaN ol I'll thas iss, slaalansas inpassa
Ill soeajla pasty isassssts ioss thsif appa,
- iaessaaea. - Dasu No. aay usi1
- sDssnllAA - - iaao III a1nascs
1eelIea ~ hsse . e1ol11Ds, ~ H.
l 1lo welfare a tAass s1nAss of ~
unlaa = Z qssssiss e essls1as q, %
|essasaass; OF soclA sr1se - n ~
s.a.,. -. o..S,.,,s.,. ". !. h.,..,,.. a..
: ;o,aI1a,sa = MA ,sv,rv e,,l,e. of -
saessa : dss0ay iassessesd - Vii nsssss
y WIKI ~ oagAs - . y. b pazsila
- 49,, e.nx ... q .oeen .1., g os1ecs.., -
n. ,........... = ,..-e. J. .s......
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IN. svsspias nve,a.ioa q u
sssifs hhss sysssa = lafgs possloa q
=. =. oosss.y - .ss s.v..os .s. 2. 'oa. n',.
~. = - !, ~. .s......s,. sI ~. =. ..s.,
soosi,e VIM - lpe.lIsr .a..a,, coold
- oeesr vitAsa Dssssss.ss psoelsns q
~ gnvssS isllase = 3 dali with b @
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05
.oRocGa.es.
A Grand Combination
- W. Lavender
COMPLETE
Family Store
stock u Merchandise Embracing IL Genera

a stock u Aerch.Dd!.e Embracing 10 Genera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

LNOR sALE--AT UPPER NYACk, ON THE HUDSON
about 20 acres OF Land extending from tho rvcr the
the convenient steamboat railroad;
sold IL whole parts. Apply TO GARRETT SARyENT
Upper Nyack.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS EVERYWHERE TO
Olet. sale and exchange; bargains.
JOHN j. GOADY ISL East Add Al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

G1TuATION WANTED-BY A NOTARY PUBLIC;
bgood and rapid writer qck and correct at figures has
been number Of in The registers Office understands
the business thoroughly salary moderate references.
Address j. I. q. Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

COUNTRY HOME-THREE NICELY FURNISHED
~ Rooms, for housekeeping near by Address box 1896
Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

- RowN STONE tBROoKLYN) HOUSE FOR SMALL
DCouniry Place within an hour. JOS. PHILLIPS. o3
NAs MoneY 10 loAn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

EoK sALE-HoUSE 729 LAFAYETTE Az, BROOK.
Ign; large wards select ncighborhood. $3.50; sm all
nnonnt down; balance long time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

MUST BE sOLD-TWO BRICK HOUSES LEASE
u hold $1,000 cnsh will buy both: location good for bust
ness purposes prospective value large will purchaser
ofic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

L'OR SALE OR 10 LET CHEAP-FIRST CLASS
brown three hixh stoop, 22x3o; AL improve
nents: ten minutes from ferry; in
Brooklyn TUNER l62 Broadway. room 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

r. FLEETWOOD CEMETERY LOT FoR SALE. GOOD
location viii contain nine graves Address !" 5. r.,
n erald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

~ GREENWOOD CEMETEgy.-FoR SALE. HAM
~ some improved circle Of four Lots on Battle Hin.
MARKS hronuwny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

CUMBERLAND TABLE, TENN. BROOKLYN MANOR
O7.ooo acres in so Tracts. including village
passed tor climate grazing. grain ruit
market: great Inducements to settlers.
BEERS. 45 Liberty at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

no. sALE--AN ENCLOSED FULL LOT IN GREEN
i wood Cemetery: price 1900 Address X 4 r., Heral
InLn nir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17
EROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SAIL
AND TO LET.

II AkGAIN-loRk ST: THREE STORY BRICK
Dliouse; let At 500. price 5000. Cook 10 Sands
Ar.l.k 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

l. tages. from $500 TO 900. FRoEh LICH, 7ss I'd av
INOR SALE OK RENT VERY LOW-FARM. A ACRES;
l. good buildings half mile from depot village OF New
Providence " FRUIT shade and Bsh pond crops ait in;
country very beauul perfectly healthy Apply to La
TIfIDP co, Newark, \. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

A + NYACK-ELEGANr UENIsHED RESIDENCE. .
Aroos, piazza all around; boat. BATH houses stables
near appan Zee House; low PHOTOGRAPHS 50 Wes
31th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

TDO RENT-AT 1NWOOD HUDSON RIVER, AN
elegant Residence, fully furnished, would
nodate family for the Gail " 1857
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

INVESTOR OR SPECULATION CAN BUY FOR Sl9coo
leash large real Property that will 800 per
sthin three Principals address CLIMAX, Herald
Di
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

At NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND uNFUR
Anished DWELLINGS: modern improvements splendi
scenery; perfectly healthy: reduced rents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

nEsIRABLE SEASIDE RESIDENCE For SALE.
LA modern story House aud stable with Of
land house old fruit aud trees with
beautiful view Of lake. and will sell with
without funiture possession Immediately Address pro-
prictor premises Z. j. HALL. Mount Desert, Ne.