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MIKE EVANS.

TIE SECOND APPLICATION
ii Mike Eyuns for q .nantalnus to compel
Supervisor Liurnln 10 approvo his bond aA C.,l-
ltstor OF the Hoath Town Wis htanl hetore
Judge Rogers yesterday. Mcssrs. Fuller and
Gouly appeared for tho petitioner, and Mr.
NarEtck represented stefentlunt. The arguments
were substantially the taiia Vt III tho fos1nrr
ease.
Before counsel got down to work, tho Court
asked II there Wa4 III issue Of fact to bu tried hv
jury.
3lr. Ncrr!ck stated tllat l,u llad Lcmursc.l, fur
the purposc "f ralsIuK The whole 4ucatiu,l o.,
demurrer.
, This declaration erctuci TO satisfy tue court,
who wRs somewhat l1io,ts uaout getting tu MI.
utheF GAae which laI l,crn sct for thu morning.
Mr. Goudy then read Evans, petition fur u
inahdantls, tho suf'stAucu Ut Which, has already
xppearetl tn tfieae columns.
Mr. Nrsrlek submitted Tin anawcr, whEcl, srt
Up h ianseatia,iy the tatns matter ~ WIS ret '
The demurrer 10 par, Of tho answer anil tho
replication Of tue petitioner were then presented
10 the Court.
Aspcs!al demurrer to the replication was lllca
Mt. Gouay wanted II understood that counsel
on tue othcr hldt hml takeu Ills cllal,crs ~ q,
whether hu wus entitled 10 Trial m ai tseue Vt
!ats. They insisted lie WIS iiot eutitlcd tu eurl,
trial II tho Court overruled the demurrer.
Mr. IierEick-Whcn tic &iJne ct.tncs for The
Arar1.
The Court remarked t,at any qucstiou uf
that kind would tosne up subsequent tn his .le-
c4lou.
uH. HEHKfcK
then addressed the Court Iu behalf Ut t2cfe1ul-
ant. tlt htgaa by reference u tlsls decision in
the former tuse, wich liz cuLltcnslcd Wxx sisnt-
Lar to the one III baE. III tbs exercise Ut his
honest otticial Judgment the Supervisor i,all dr.
ts1nined That earl l,on,! presented by jttftlorr
u tue als"tr, and stool admitted IN the record.
In what u4tcrtal ressArt tid thia cAso differ
is"in the oIe previously 4crfdedf lhtsv wa
An difference, mud thc principle rees4xalzxtl in
The former case wxa applicable tu shik. TtIeru
WuS no issue which y u'urt ct'4ld submit to II
!pry. According 10 the PRINCIPLES ot pleading
iu passing upon demurrer, the Court passed.
!sury WAS required OH the question u tlls bond
The supess1aor's Judgment vas III that
lhat tie hal determined tbs question,
III good faith, alter II Thorough
examination Of the facts. Thu tualgultnt IT ail
lerftrs,cc u couStt. Counsel Avll ttat takIt.
tue oath VI ottlte oi not llpluet u man intu Of
Mc; q such principle was sdulttt4s1. Gsila2ha,.
.nd slusc gistte4 by the batIut-bux suffers
.useht petition fur uiaul1,nus. liz fu.i,trt
tl.at thrsc wxa not gs,se fur u,audaiAua. Gtl-
:n@ to.the replication it, full scope aud luc4u-
:l.g, teaitlInes hu1 Int Iuade uut such ss4se ax
~s'ui.l Justify thu Court in granting tie rtlirt
hras"d. u Was ectttc1 ~ tic former tcslsi,l,
,l1at the snprrvl-ur hAt discretion uh iuIg.
iNent IL exercise, auA thr several principles
Which prcfeMea courts tnfetfcriu.. fy ulall.-
uius With the actiUn u judicial utIicrr1 applied
~ tAS e.Ase. \ humber VI aulhositsss EesS SIT
, 1877-02-10

CopEtlN, THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST
whose photographs haya appeared 70 often, ccptsa
into the Ncs York 1fapaIe. sss taken the dtnd(o.
we lcarn. N. ". cor. State und Madison streets
md will lie pleased 10 see all.
, 1877-02-10

II an office boy Il wanted, 70 10 The o11ec o, r.
u. hryant'n Chicago business College and Epuli.h
Training School. and select one to sult There Il
n large number Of excellent writer's now On hnnd
AMI boys Of good capacity can bc selected.
, 1877-02-10

Krrxcr or TIE SUPREME COURT DECISION.
It was ptatcd ycstcr,lay that tho Supreme
Court l,u.I dccfied that 10 slorc bonds could te
Issued by tI,u County Boarl until shs ,eorle
had 80 voted, The following ID tl,s full text If
,h,. t|trf.iuu,
No.. , n.,,u, - ,,., =, ,.a,.,,.,
~ ..nnE t.nnp1v ~, ,,nrinm 1y ,,sv" g.,ir r.'
sfdrrrd Iii liz ntr.tinnr r.f.r im ,ifu "ns. I'M
hays mi nov tnc Ia iD mor, than 10 a,,unur., wmr
rUnciuttan.' i maIorliY urn OF op[nlun t}at thu
ruwcr, under tho law. IT, Issue huRda for the !tar
Pote nf raishg n1!lcy with which tu build . court
nIse. II ~ a1ls Hhss pu5tnse nanca III the tcst.
@ ~ H.. ".s'F ~ H. vp.S o. M
nvs h,n y" "tmIiin rh"t ,sa s"v t 1, T. "as VII
snso: hsrcg trrs VIVA twlat want m nniho,ftv r.,
issue shs pf"nosed hands. a.l ay u,, hosc iinu H.
ttty viii ,u Infected bT tx listed iv nsy tlio II.
terrst ur Ir,nral may enj0In the i4suttE Ut such
hNn1t. All erln!0H will hv fled wtrn ws ear Gun.
xcnlrntly DO 70 expressing t'.sf xtsws u, tho Jucs
lions '!ascastrd 'thc teetfo Will be reversed sud
e'uss ~, fef'a""ea: -..-, ,...,,.
lh6 ActEhil has thefraSet1 the complications
surrounding Tho financial uutlook for tho
u.,,1uty lNyo,l.l Eurus,lre, uti llas ry1t llsnay
.,,l ..,,uv, war t,,. a. ti,tnv,, m ,ha f,nrn,,
'", ~ w.. ."' ."ns ~ -"'
ooa!' H. W." no1 seF.o"s's '!.tes'e'c't WIN tho
~ .''s ~" r1'' te .A
CA41 tu lest tllc tight OF fh1 County Hoard 10
{u,,., u I'M NV, T.; t,,.l, fo- ,,,t,t, b,,,t1t,.
'"" ~AsN1f" ~ '"''1* 80 FA.~ "A'~A''ef
VArls that II tull ttlv right. 1ht }taYY aIsfGCu
Ia nav Inn rxucn.cs of tn, su{t fr,,n III. ,u,,Ic
,r.r.,,-v III, y,.,i.,,, I, ~ .,,,,-,, ,,w,
'"'u'!' *"e "se'h"' -, " t"a'ssi to't'a.J
II.
, 1877-02-10
BILLIE GLASS,

nnc glass arranged In black. walnut frames "a,
curative purposes, after Gen. pleasontonA tbco,,
made 10 hsng In any wtpiow. ". II. Wells 4
Bro, role manufacturer, ~ tnl 10 Fsanklin.,t
Price 81.
, 1877-02-10
THE ROOT & SONS Music CO.

ohrs special Inducements " purchasers. Al whole
sale and sstal Of sheet luuAtc, music books. VIC.
iLs. guitars. and all kinda OF musical Instruments.
Grnc1sl sxents fpf the Standard organ aud Slcck
piano. Quality guaranteed. No. III Sta.s s,ssvs.
, 1877-02-10

1neet and renew their voice of loyaltr 10 MT.
Republic, md shake llan,ls, rot over q Lloo1s
eslasn, but over a free, united country. IPro.
, 1877-02-10

AoeA'.s'-''".',' '-'.,.'....t Jss'.'.tl, 4o~, an0
f,DIn th.s-anl thc5u figures arr the estimates
u tbs County Treasurer un1 thu .Chalrman uf
thc Elnaayu Catun,ittcv-1 tls Court-iluusc
work GOES I'll, 1t apprars that tho expenses Of
sha e'nlnty loI thr yr.r over tue receipts viii
approximate S5o9,V1o. Where this srrp!uY uuu
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-09
Lice in Stock.

A correspondent of the Country Gen.
temdn gives the following simple plan
to rid cattle and other stock of lice. If
effective it is the most economical and
easily applied application we have heard
of. The plaster alluded to was of course
ground gypsum. A farmer neighbor at
our elbow says well-dried road dust will
do as well 81 once rid my stock which
was badly infested with lice, by sitting
ground plaster along the back and neck.
Two or three applications did the work
effectually. The plaster should be very
fine and dry. Another method which
have used with great satisfaction is with
carbolic acid. One ounce of carbolic
crystals, one pound of common bar
soap, melted together by the addition of
little water. Let an animal be washed
in strong suds made with this, and it
is sure death to all parasites, and will
cure all skin diseases. Both these
remedies are simple, harmless and effect
nal. Lice viii live for long time in
the woodwork about the barn; it is a
good plan to whitewash about the lean
to, and prevent their spreading In that
way.''
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-09
Pigs and Snakes.

A farmer living on the west side of the
Ohio river, in walking about his farm,
discovered nest of rattle snakes in the
hollow bark of an old tree, about which
several large pieces of rock lay scattered
Having heard that pigs were hostile to
snakes of all kinds, and not caring to
attack the nest himself, he thought he
would try the experimentands see fight.
He drove several pigs in the vicinity of
the nest, and watched the result. The
pigs soon seemed to scent the reptiles,
and commenced to root eagerly about the
spot. In an instant half dozen of the
vicious serpents emerged from their hid
ing place to attack the intruders, who
manifested a jealous disposition to give
battle. A snake would rear itself to the
height of the back of the pig, shake his
rattle, and plunge his fangs into the ami
NAL with lightning like celerity, and
then dart away, pursued by the pig, who
dexteriously received the sting, upon
the fleshy part of the jaw. Over and
over again this would be repeated, until
the pig got his fore foot upon the snake,
when he would deliberately rip the rep
tile in twain and then devour him. This
slaughter continued until all the snakes
were disposed of when the pigs grunting
contentedly, and without any signs of
being disturbed, waddled off in search of
other provender. The eye witness of
this singular contest which was not
without its exciting features, declares
himself convinced that pig is imper-
vious to the poisonous bite of any kind
of serpent.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-09
Waste of'Land.

If farm of 100 acres is divided by
fences into fields of ten acres each, there
are five miles of fences. If each fence
is one rod wide, no less than ten acres of
the land are occupied by them. This is
equal to 64 per cent of the farm, and
the loss of the land is exactly equal to a
charge of 81 per cent. on the whole
value of the farm. But nearly every
fence row in the country is made a nur-
sery for weeds, which stock the whole
farm and make an immense amount of
labor necessary to keep them from
smothering the crops. Much damage
always results to the crop from these
weeds, and if these expenses are added
to the first one, the whole will easily
sum up to 20 per cent, or tax of one
fifth of the value of the farm. To remedy
this, we would have fewer fences, or we
would clean and SOW down the fence
rows to grass or clover, and NOW them
twice year. Ten acres of clover or
timothy would at least supply farm
with seed and a few tons of hay every
year. We would, in short, consider the
fence rows as a valuable part of the
farm, and use them as such.-Americdn
AgricatJtu1ist.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-09
How to Cook Old Fowls.

For the possible benefit 10 some young
housekeepers, we wish to tell them how
to cook an old chicken. Prepare as for
roasting, then boil three hours in a
covered pot, with one quart of water, to
which add two tablespoonfuls of vinegar,
after which put into pan in hot oven
for about one hour to brown. The liquor
in the pot to be prepared for gravy !;
should the water boil away too much,
more should be added. The result is,
the meat is as tender as a young chicken,
and some think richer and better.
Ey Raw potatoes scraped, are sure
remedy for bolts In horses
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22


Clothing and Fhncj Goods at and be-
io,r Coa.--Wcis 4 Oppenheimer, Of the
Middleburg Branch Store, would an-
nounce to their friends and the public
generally that they will move their
Branch Store in about two weeks, and
that they will sell goods in the mean.
time at and below cost. They would
state to their customers In Middleburg
and vicinity, and to all in the west end
ofthe county in want of anything in
their line, that now Is the time to buy.
They offer Clothing and fancy goods ut
such low figures, that you cannot help
but buy when you see the prices and
goods.
| Spors upon the sun do not visinbly di.
miuish its brillisncy, but,spots. pimples
or blot obes upon the face, neck or arms
seriously detract from female beauty
They may, however, be completely re-
moved by the daily use Of Glenn's Sui,
pbur Soap. Depot. Crittenton's 10th Ave..
N, Y, Hills Hail. 4 whisker Dye, black or
brown, 50cts.
A large assortment. and latest styles
of Hats and Caps, aud very Cheap at
Weis & Oppenheimcr's Branch Store in
Midllcburg. Go anl see for yourself.
Weis 4 Oppcnheimer ut the Mid.
dlebrrg Branch Store. have n large As
sortment. and latest Styles. of mems
and Boys Clothing and at prices to
defy competition. Ii you need cloth-
ing now is the time to buy them. good
goods. well made. and such low prices.
wagenscller s. Son. Sclinsgrcve. are
selling clothing. of all kinds. good goods
we'll made. All they ask is to come anj
see for yourselves. anl he convinced that
thi. is indeed the place to buy cheap
cloihing.
Ladies Dress Goods to be b,i ut aston.
isbinsly low prices OF wasenseller aud
Son, Selinsgrove
Do YOU know that Weis h Oppenhci.
mcr have established Branch Cloth.
ing and Fancy Store in Midichurg.
Now is the time TO get cheap Clothing
and Fancy goods.
rcA-JouN u. R,UDESB,uGu, Tailor
respectfully informs the people of Mid.
dlchurg and vicinity that he is prepared
to do all kinds of work in his linc neat.
lly. chcnply, according ,o the latest
style and warranted to tit. Cutting
done nj short notice. Business place
CORNER bppOSllc inc I. II. 'nurCn
Main Street. Sept. 2S,76Jf
Felt shirts, table linen, Towels, lIoi.
sery, Gloves. Countcrpaucs. sCnris
furS, Childrcus and Ladies Underwear
Nubias, &c. &c. in grca, variety. and
cheaper than ever ut Wcis & Open.
heimcrs Branch Store, Middlcburg.
Many thousands of dollr~ h,, heen
spent in distributing. free Of charge. Sam
pie Bottles of BoscugE's GERM,S SyRrr 10
all parts Of the country. to those suffering
from Coughs Asthma. lIcmorrhngcs. Con-
sumplions. and other Throat and Lung
Diseases, that the afflicted might naiisfy
themselves. that this remedy would save
them from those fatal Diseases. No per.
son has ever used this medicine without
getting relief. yet there are great many
poor. suffering. skcprcal persons going
about our streets with suspicious cough,
and the voice of consumption coming from
their lungs, that will not try it. ffyou
die. IL is yonr own fault, ~ you can % tu
Your Druggist John A Moaiz and get O
sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it
three doses will relieve any case. Regu-
lar size only 10 cts
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Dduchy C Co.'S Advertisements

0ErhNCY CARDS Is styles with name ioets
lO po.t paid. J. b. HrsrEp, Nassau, Bess
Co, y. ".
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Capitol Letter.
HARRrspuno Feb. 1g. 1871.

HARRISBURG Fen. 10, 1871.
The most important bill under dis
cussion during the past week with, the
exception Of the general tax bill. was
the stay law which provided stay up-
on all executions of two years provid-
ing good security he furnished for the
payment for the debt mt the end of
that time. This bill was supposed TO
I've in the interest of the poor man and
debtor. 1t was finally defeated but we
cannot understand how its advocates
could possibly claim IL would benefit
the needy. Any debtor who could
possibly meet the requirements Of se-
curity of that bill could certainly bor-
row the money from banks or individ.
uals and relieve themselves from any
present embarrassments. A bill has
just passed the house on second read
ing which may properly DO called u
poor mans bill because it provides n
stay of one year without additional
security than the property as seizure
when said property is not bid up to
two thirds Of its appraised value. But
it is very doubtful whether this bill
will receive the constitutional vote up
on.its final passage.
ACQUISITION OF PAY.
In this connection IL il appropriate
TO mention the following little transac.
ton which illustrates the care with
which these solons guard their own
emoluments. Last week the house
passed joint resolution providing for
adjournment on the 18th of March and
incorporating in the resolution provi.
so that all business should he taken M
at the adjourned session to be held
next year Just as If no recess had taken
place. After this resolution ha d pass.
ed and was in the hanis of the senate
it was suggested that its wor ding and
provisions would prevent mombcr.
from receiving any pay next year. Up
on this discovery they speedily passed
n resolution recalling the paper fiun,
the senate. 1t has not vet been return
ell but IL no doubt will bc fixed up
ns Senator'S arc Just aS much interested
in their pay rs Members.
WINDY DAY.
Yesterday was Il field day in both
branches of the legislature. In the
house the discussion of what is known
as the new tax law for the state was
continued. and the final section which
provided that cities of the first class
should he exempt from its provisions
provoked considerable warm Discus
sion, hut the bill was finally passed or
second reading with numerous amend
ments bya vote of eighty-one yeas to-
seventy.nine nays. II is impossible tha
this bill should pass Oh final roadinc
by constitutional majority so that tn,
time occupied upon it is lost. III the
Senate they had under discussion Sen
ator Jones bill relieving the Sevcn.day
Baptists from the penalties now impos
ed by law for violations Of the generals
ly recognized Sunday. This donomina.
ton of christians observe Saturday rs
Sunday and Mr.. Jones for number o.
years has been cndcavoriug to pass
some bill that would relieve them from
the nee ,ssity of having two rest days il
week -one in obedience to their con.
science, the other by mandate of law
Mr.. Herr led the opposition in an able
argument and the attempt will proba
bly, again fail. DoM.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22
CAUTION,

CAUTION.
NOTICE. In hereby gwen that th"
~ f,uvinx ,rtt,le. have h on pu ch,s.
ell by tho uud ersixnod at EunsRbes sale and
lett In tho possession ot Robert Milinr duTinv
his pie ,surs All re sons arc cautio ed not u
Int rtere or meiiie with Sane wa tOokins
stove aud pips Table n pii cloth, Won chest,
Sink, Clock, stand, = dos. Chtirs, Loching
ulass, Wash Bench, ~ ~ dishes, Corner Cup.
board, Lot OF SAWS, Ch,ir.
Adams Twp, Dso. IL, '1s
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22
h +. Knnkel's Bitter Nina ,


Tie great success aui delight os the pcopl,.
In fact, nothing of the hind hes ever ecu offered
10 the American p"ppln whi'h h,. ~ Quickly
ngui It. w.y int their goo favor ant hearty
approval a. l. L, kunkcvd Bitter Wms oJ Irnu
IL does al II proposes, aui thus giysI universal
-a'isia tion. It's guaranteed to euro he worst
case oi dysp"nss rr iniig-s'ion, III iusy or liver
disease, weakness. nervousness. constins,iou
aciiiiy ot the N'maoh, a. Oct tho rsnuiue
Only s"Id In tl bbules. Depot aud Oncc .bi
North Ninth 81 rhiIai-iphts. Ask Tor Kun.
~ aHd t'so No other. Snldby all drrggist'.
DySpepsio. DyspepSia. Dyspelsia
/. 7. k1nHel's Bitter Wino -, Iron, /. a .uro
cure for this di,c,sc. II has hren pre,crtbrd
daily Tor miuy y~.rs IN the practise Of eEin-n,
physicisn- With unparalleled success S,t.n,o,n. .
are i!s-oi appetite, wind land rising OF food. dry.
ness IN month, hr,f,ch". dizziness, slr-pls -
ness aud low spirits. Get the genuine Not
sold ln bulk only in tl01 bottles sold by ali
druggists. Ask for r., + iUNKLg's Ritter
Vine OF Iron a1d take no other. SI 90 pr not
tlc or six bottles tor ". An ask II atrial of
THIS valuable medicine. A trial will convince
You at once
Worms . Worms ! Worms
+, KuHRLr's wonw sYRrr never tails 10
rcmov" I'll kinds OF Worms. seat, Pin and
stomach Worms are readily removed by Kun.
kens Worm syrup, Dr. kunkel l. the on v
successful physician In this country that Q, n
remove Tape Worm IN from two to four hours.
Ho has no fee until head and all pssse. .livr
and In this space OF time. Common sense
teaches n Tapo Worm can bo removed, all
other Worms can lie reality dostroyed AN
your druggist for u bottle OF kunkeis Warm
syrup. Price Il 01 rer bottle. 1t mover falls
or send to tho doctor for circular No usj
NORTH Ninth st Philadelphia Advice free
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22

CENO 25c. to q p. RowBLL A 20, New York
Dior Pamphlet of 100 pages containing lists OF
500 newspapers, and estimates showing cost Of
advertising. Mar.sT0iy.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22
Assignee Account.

NOTICE is hereby given that Daniel s.
~ poycr Assignee Of Elias :. Stahl OF
Chapman tp. bas iilcl hi. account in the
Pro,hotary's Office at Miiilehurg. and
that the same will be presented for con
firmation at February Term Of Court.
J. GROUSE,
Jan. q, 1877. Proth'y.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22
CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
1 following articles have becn purch,s,i w
the un lcrsgnci at Cnnstablo's Salc aul loil Ia
the possession of Simon Zschm.n durlns his
pleasure. All persons arc ctutiOnei nIt - IN.
teriero or mslilo W tn the SANE, viE fChtirs
Table. SinH, Bureau, Meat Stsni, Tut, >!
chickens lSAACEREv>.
Adams tp., Jan. >, 1877.
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ASSipnee NOTICE.

A Ll persons Interested are here
"A by notified ths, william e. PowersoS, OF
Franklin TOW nship, snyder county. made m Hs-
sigInent of all hts effects, real and personal To
tue undorsixLcl TOR tn heneht 0t iii ere iitOrs
Al per on. hssins ciaims are requested to pr.
sent thsm TO the uni,rsi<u,i, ani prsuns In,
PAUL HAINES,
Jan. 4, W. Assignee.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22

The country Is now 'infasted with
swindlers of all Kinds s--the Lilo Insar-
snce companies, however, are nsw
ltsking the lsalk
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22
FURNITURE,
ASSTGNEE'S SALE.

yJNIE undersigned Assignee of Henry p
j. kcck will sell At the residence of Hen.
ry B. Keck. in M,ljlecreek township,
Snyder county, Pa, on
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22
GOVERNMENT STOCKS. &c.-CIos.

~ ing Fricss NJ Dg HAvgN h Towssgsp, 90
south tn .rd street Philadelphia, Stbaks bought
an soil eithor for cash or on matein, Feb
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22
MARRIED..

Feb. =, by samuel Seholl. ESQ, franklin
Stroup and MIS- Sasnnni Ralnsr. both Of
Washington township.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-20

Bouses and Lots. large and small in all sections 81
'he cry, ~ reduced rates cctely
y 452 Louisisna avenue,
Near Estate, GeRera! Collection and Calm Agsrcy.
L0R RENT-An OFFICE On II street north~es,
.,. nk rALEETwo splendid LOTS on 18th street
Circle oargsln sevls-u
THEoDORE = GATCHEL,
Real Estate and InsNrnRce,'
Corner OF llth and streets.
tOR RENT. FOB BENT. FOB RENT.
AZ street northw est IL rooms mod imps s. IS
300 I4ih street northwest, IL RS, mod. imps rs 90
Ia rs, ,5 street southess. rooms, mod. imps- 50 o.
ai.n street southeast, 10 re-. mod tmps..... IS %
~ ssn ST northwest, 10 rooms, mod. imps-. IS o.
lSxf street northwest, rooms, mod. inIps- Is 90
SOo street northeast, rooms, mod. imps.--- Is 90
And several other desirable small houses In north.
western section Of the city.
Stores.
q8I Pennsylv anfa avenue northwest ers N
ISL4 rennsyivania avenue northwest----..-.. IS 90
1903 street north vest-....-.... .--.--... Is on
Corner ID and = streets northwest .......... IS
I UTTRELL BURFoRp,
- 5Oe street. OPP. General Post once.
Houses for Rest.
70 SS3 Hh y; house and store, mod. inns---elT
no sOS Mast Capitol 81, ~ rooms, all u. .... %
No. BIB 18th street, rooms, moi irzrs...--.... IS
70 So missourf ave.. rooms mod. I'm ps..... 80
No 32Q Sth street. store. all mod. inps ID
Houses for Sale and E1cha,oe.
We ofer a list Of Property, both improved and
unlmproved, witch can be sold II low figures, ana
on terms &c suit Also. two fine houses IL exchange
Tor small property.
Looms.
slo.OE 200, 1000, 1000, 600, at eight
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