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The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
THE MASSACHUSETTS REPUB-
LICANS.

NOMINATION OF TALBOT FOR GOVERNOR
two VOTES AND NUMEROUS KISSES
FoF BUTLER
WORCESTER, Sept. 18.-The Massachu-
setts republican State convention met to-
day, Governor Clafiin was chosen per-
manent chairman. Mr.. Faxon, of
Quincy, offered the folio wing, which, on
MS motion, was referred to the commit
tee on resolutions:
OF the republican party of Massachusetts,,
IN convention assembled, demand that
corrupt, Incompetent and unnecessary
oiilcers and employees entrenched in the
Boston custom-house, and other public
oIncers OF the State shall be at once dis
charged, and such places as the public
good requires be filed with hnnest,
ZenS"
The committee on the informal vote
Ier Governor reported as follbws:
Whole number of votes, 1,124. Thomas
Talbot, of Billerca, S51 John d. Long,
OF bingham, 266 Benjamin f. Butler, of
Lowell, 2; Henry l.. Pierce, of Boston, 2;
frank w. Bird, of Walpole, l.
When the name of Gen. Butler was
read as receiving two votes it was receiv-
ed with misses and laughter.
On motion of Mr.. Nichols, of Boston,
tne informal ballot was made formal, and
Hon. Thos. Talbot, of Billerica, was d.
clared the nominee for Governor. with
Dut one Dissenting voice. John ID. Long
was nominated Tor Lieutenant Govern
or, Henry B. Pierce for secretary of State
II on. Charles Endicott for treasurer and
hon. George Marston for attorney gem
eral Hon. Julius l.. Clarke, of Barn
stable, was nominated for auditor.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Faxon
this morning in regard to the Boston
custom-house was lost The committee
on resolutions reported a platform,
whose leading features were a demand
that all paper money shall be redeemable
in coin at the will of the holder; that
coin and currency be kept at all times at
par with the gold standard of the world;
declaration of the belief that the Ameri-
can people are too honest to wantonly
violate their pledges, too intelligent to
attempt to use as money anything which
has no value in itself nor represents any
and have too much regard for their hon
or and prosperity to prefer unredeemed
and irredeemable promises instead of
money which passes current at its face
value in every market of the world and
mat reminding of the national debt at a
lower rate of interest should be carried
forward as rapidly as possible.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
The Greenbackers.

The Greenbackers held a meeting at
Saenger Hall, last night, Mr.. b. B. Coop
er in the chair.
John Lewis, VIM. A. Murphy, John
Doyle, John Yates and F. E. Gallagher
were appointed committee to fix time
and select place for holding a County
Greenback Convention.
An election of officers was then gone
into, with the following result:
Presidential. b. Cooper.
Vice Presidents-Wm. NJ. Price, F. E.
Gallagher.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis it was resolved
to hold meeting on Friday evening, for
the purpose of nominating candidates for
Assessor, to be voted for at the Little
Election.
The meeting then adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
The edgar Bernhard.

The yacht Edgar Bernhard, owned by
the manufacturers of Higgins German
Laundry Soap, arrived off the month OF
the Christiana, last night, and dropped
anchor. During the evening brilliant
display of fireworks was made from the
deck of the yacht, while some splendid
stereophcon views were reflected upon
the sails. These attractions were witness
ed by hundreds of people in the lower
part of the city.
This morning the yacht made a trip
down the bay, having on board a number
of invited guests from this city.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
DEATH OF A FIREMAN.

Jerry Lee, an old member of the Water
Witch Fire Company, died at his resi-
dence on Third street near Tatnall yes
terday Afternoon, after lingering illness.
This death is supposed to have resulted
from an injury received by the breaking
of guy rope, about five years ago, while
he was engaged at work upon the West
PRESBYTERIAN Church. A meeting of the
Water Witch Company will be held this
evening for the purpose ofmaking arrange
ments % attend his funeral, which takes
place on Saturday afternoon next.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
Washington Labor Troubles.

INCENDIARY LANGUAGE USED AND TRoU-
BILE THREATENED-CoHEN HELD TO
BAIL.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.-The Capitol
police and citizen have lodged infor-
nation at police headquarters that the
meeting of Cohen's followers on the east
steps of the Capitol was of most incen-
diary character. Some of the speakers
arc represented as advocating raid on
the United States Treasury and helping
themselves to the funds there. The Dis
trict Commissioners to-day made a re
quisition for forty sets of cavalry equip
ments, embracing pistols, ammunition,
saddles, brides, SC, for the use of the
Police Department. The Commission
ers have also made acquisitions upon
Chief of Ordinance General s. V. Benet,
for some canteens, carbine slings, and a
quantity of carbine cartridges for the use
of the district militia, to be turned over
to Major j. r, Hanneman, commanding
the District artillery.
Cohen held meeting tonight at the
City Hall, which was attended by large
| crowd. He intended holding his meeting
at the east front of the Capitol, but as
certaining that objection would be raised
by the authorities at the Capitol he gave
notice late this afternoon that the City
Hall had been selected. Several colored
and white men made speeches this even
ing, and were followed by Cohen. who
related the circumstances of his arrest,
and announced that to morrow the strike
in this city would begin. He requested
all present to assemble at two p. m. to-
morrow at the headquarters of the Work
ingmen's Relief Association, and, under
his leadership, march to every point In
the city where laborers are at work for
less than 81 80 per day ard compel them
to stop. Major Morgan, Superintendent
of Police, tonight made every arrange
ment to prevent any violation of order.
Every available policeman will be on
duty, and, if necessary, will call ON the
militia.
Isaac L. Cohen, who was arrested last
night for disorderly conduct in the Agri-
cultural Department Building, yesterday,
when refused admission to the room of
the Commissioner with his labor delega-
ton, was arraigned before the Police
Court to-day, and after hearing num-
ber of witnesses he was placed under
bond in the sum of 500 to keep the
peace for thirty days, and the Court re-
served its decision until the expiration
of that time, allowing the case to stand
open for that period.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
New York FireIlaeIl.

THE osGoeD COMPANY OF TROY, N. Y,
TO VISIT THIS CITY.
Mr.. John V. Christy, President of the
Fame Hose of this city, has received a
letter from the Osgood Fire Company of
Troy, N. Y, accepting the invitation of
the Fame to visit this city.
The visitors, numbering about seventy
five, forty of whom will be equipped, will
leave Troy on the evening of October
2lst arriving here the following day, and
remaining until the 24th inst.
Upon their arrival here they will be
received by the Fame, and the whole de-
partment will turn out, and parade be
given in their honor. This will be the
first parade by the entire department for
a number for years, and it is intended to
eclipse all former efforts.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
BT EDITION.
.al Time Table.

r,vr WILMINGTON.
inbia. bh 2 90, $40, 6.55, $40, &C.
u p"'1 ,n.: l2.S7, 1910, 2.So, 4.3O,
n d. m. On sundays; 2.0s. y 10 a.
Eork: ", 2os, 5 "A. a m, u ST. IL 4o'
; " On \ sundays: 2Os m: ,,s
~ ui and washington: l2ll, ] 10,
Or ,sa. s 70 50, 5 90. p m. Sundays
i6 q m. M cundav
l.,,e,5,s 6 20, 9 80 a m; / o6, 6 80 p
rs r. r.: sos, Q 80 a m; l o5, 8 30
1nu"S sGton / Northern X. RI 8 20 a
m; no Sunday train.
ra 'Kestsrn Il. r.; 10 20 q m;5 30
|suudays: 10 30 a m:
.pRIyE AT WILMINGTON. an
aasnn,.. Arr, " 56, 8 "a. 9 "A a IN IL
lS - Ps55,45i, 8 IA. 6 IS, 7.30,
II ~ "a n m; on sundays: IL So,
fs), 3 81, ii 10 p m. ,o
t3n,x l9 Sc, 8 "a a m; IL ~. IL os
an. n sundays; IL 56 a m;
l,,ore.qis, Ala m; 1917, i2 3s,
/ D nj; on sundays 2 is a m . 30
k,1g,on; 2is a m l2H, 1923,
n NJ m; Oh sundays 2 10 a IN; . 10
|peposit. 800 a m no Sunday
Ic.s.le, I s., 2 so a IN /; 12 90 m;
as D m; no sunday trains.
Eare 4 r.. s 50 a nj 4 20, 9 40 p
onSt9n @ & Northern r. r.: sos,
;S5p m; no sunday trains.
tvare Western X. r.: 55 a m;
m SUNDAYS: 6 00n m.
wtIYISGToN LEAVE PHIL
4 ADELPHIA.
street and Washington ave-
100, 10 80, / As a m; 2 80. 3 80,
Ge Is, Q 45, II 30 p m; on Sun
I'M; s OO,9 As, II 80, p m.
second and Market Streets
Fam, /! Is, 5 55, 8 50, II 45 p M;
AVS i 50. II As D m.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
Democrats Fighting an Elec-
tfOn Law.

CINCINNATI, September 1S.--A caucus
of Democratic Aldermen and Council.
men was held tonight, at which it was
decided to exhaust every means in their
power at the ensuing election to obstruct
and render nugatory the action Of the
election supervisors appointed by the
United States Circuit Court at the re-
quest OF citizens.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
Police Gases.

The cases disposed of at the police sta
ton since the last report, were as fol-
lows:
Joseph Hubbern, for assault and bat
terry. The case was postponed until
Wednesday evening next.
Robert Bog for assault ss ana ana cos,s oa''e1y
give $500 bail to keep the peace.
John Brogan, alias John Bitter, for the
larceny of horse the property OF q. u
Lobdell, was held in the sum of $500 to
answer the charge at court.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
An Alteration.

Joseph Hibbard,a boy of 16,appenticed
at the car shops OF Bowers, Dure Il Co.,
got into an alteration with the foreman,
VIM. Pretyman, yesterday afternoon,
and struck at him with a saw. The
instrument struck Pretyman ON the
back of the hand, inflicting severe cut.
A warrant was served on Hibbard by
officer Jones, and be was arraigned
before the Mayor, last night, but his
hearing was postponed until this evening.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
Track Repairs.

pany recently purchased l, 100 tons of fine
steel rails and are replacing the remain
ing iron rails along the line of the rode.
A section of the road near Brandywine
Summitjust relaid and completely ballast
ed under Road Master Richard Darling
ton Supervision, is said to be as fine a
piece of froadIas can be found in this. .coun-
tru
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
Sitting Bull.
WASHINGTON. Sept. IS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IS, 1878.
A letter received at the War Depart
ment from the commanding officer at Red
Cloud Agency, d. T., states that the two
Indians have recently reached that post
from Sitting Bulls camp. over the Cana
dian line. The report that there is abun-
dance of game in that section, and Sitting
Bulls followers are well supplied with
arms and ammunition.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
Assaulting Little Girls.
PoTTSyILLE, Pa, Sent.

AS Margaret Belser, girl fourteen
years of age, was returning from berry
picking this morning a man, named
Frank McHugh, attempting to commit
an assault upon her. She screamed, and
when several men ran to her aid she was
found in aseml-nude condition, her as
sailant having torn her clothing. AT Pine
Grove an assault OF similar character
was made upon girl ten years of age,
the child being so roughly used that her
life is despaired of. Both assailants are
in custody.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
The Schools at Work.

WHAT THE SCHOLARS AND TEACHERS
HAVE DONE FOR THE SUFFERS.
For some time past the scholars of the
public schools have been collecting PEN
MES for the benefit of the yellow fever
sufferers. The teachers added their con-
tributions to the mites OF the scholars
and the following is the result
TEACHERS CONTRIBUTIONS.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

A. iron from New Orleans m.n.
|. I, wa o' the Moses Family. The
baus aDses' husband and faith er,
+,r,'" I.ye been absent from the ia
Vly Vl's = at Providence, Rhode
WHINE " ne Sheuld have been in
ue.,w.I sn ms family remained in
,una s%el,' city is not stated
Ia6le Ie y, : was for some sufficient ieI.pt
ers, 'r"', 'easOn. On Tuesday sda,1,sil' eve'
new ass,s ,ns Of rt,t;hlsegraphed the Mavor ever
i tge some days, and and reoeiv, ros "
desta danat.a d,aat his wife, his tMe ,He ans. ans,
'er, aud enter fha, died this we week J9,,f of
year,Ne one child left SnSie a 9a,GS,di- fa@i-
mes. ""sh heeI
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
HUlllDugS

Have been so universal tor years past, that
all feel hesitance in trying any remedy
advertised but when they can get direct
of well-known Physicians and
public men who have used curative
Food they are satisfied. Thousands are
epioying the blessings of healtu obtained
from the us of the Blanchard Blood ana
Narye Food
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

(0' 'ae State OF Texas, as will
\ Tue forthcoming annual re.
|'Onptroller, footed up on the
IL. s''V75,%l, and the debt of
auaity," s34l, 200 6S-making
' I''a' OF s5,4lS,47O 6s, against
|. | ~ ,le same date last year,
y OIL s'O2,4Si 03, Included in
4 s@ % %a"floating debt"of 1894 :.
: mas been wiped out.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
Excursion to Mt. Cuba.

The colored hod carriers of this city,
gave an excursion TO Mt. Cuba, on the
Delaware Western Il. r., this morning.
A special train with about one hundred
left the depot at $50 O'Clock,
The MI. Vernon Cornet Band was engag-
ed for the occasion.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
Ex-senator Carpenter is Will,
ling.

MILWAUKEE, September 18.-In re-
sponse to call signed by over 5000
citizens of Milwaukee asking him to be
a candidate for United States Senator,
Hon. Matt H. Carpenter has replied stat
ing that if elected to the positions he
would regard 1t as his duty to accept.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
-
a,iOns for To-Day.

Middle Atimtic .States, and
!, stationery or Slightly higher
ttB loper temperatures, ,oester-
! c,emor pmtiy cloudy ,oeathcr.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
New Goods.

S. Il. Stats, No. 405 Market street, has
just received splendid sock OF ne"
goods, which he is offering at unusually
low rates. The stock includes an ele-
CANT assortment of hosiery, OF all descrip-
Iions, which are well worth looking at.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
Democratic Meeting&F First
Ward

The Democrats of the First Ward are
respectfully requested to attend a meet
ing, to be held at 404 West Front street
on Friday evening, at 7:3O o'clock to pre-
pare for the Inspectors election.
JOHN Il. DoLAN, Pres'dt.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

We are astonlshed at the endeavors of
parties to introduce new remedies for
coughs and kindred complaints when
they should know that the people will
have DIR. Bulls cough syrup and nothing
else.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
Geographic Summary

b sentiment is bitter again
,,OfAustrla with the Sclavonic
b. The Austrians carried
ena, by assault, after q des-
Dtance-Aivices from insur-
es claim that the Austrlans
|efeaedt nearZ wornikandTuz
Porte seems now to be more
Ert.ls itselfto fulfil the treaty
Begmaay will probably take
feps t0r a JOINT remonstrance
{porq, tardiness-An envoy
hetr d Afghanistan has az
Psan'juople.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
Fine Carriages.

Mr.. Max Ocheltree, formerly ofthis city
but now of Chester, has sent, says the
Chester Times, two falling top buggies, a
Jenny Lind and a jump seat carriage. to
West Chester for exhibition in the fair.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

s. a.u Ncpherson, chief of the
n phs,aslng h." and printing at
h, aas become political editor
ptsos piCs'pa'a al A. Press. He has re-
4 w .s. AZ Washington, to take
onca NrpO,aIlnent of a successor,
sI,n' 'n'er upon his new du.
'so, sns.sa, nelson's successor in the
1 IsraS.ns Tp,'S and printing will
.,ldn.' ''' Tue return of the presi.
1lllgton next week.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

II CARPENTER Z announces
to the | I'nited States
le Wisconsin Legislature he
u dIiy to accept. In this re-
'penter probably resembles
lndred thousand other citi-
'0nsln'-Bah. gazette.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

l'ls Eagle comes TO us now
handsome new dress. 1t is
and earnestly supports that
active Democratic statesman
ner.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
DIED

HAINES On the 17th inst, Mrs. Rebecca
Haines, at her residen ce, SIG E. 9th st
The relatives and friends of the family
are erespectfully invited to attend the funer-
al from her late residence No. 4l6 II Fifth
street. on Friday afternoon the 2Oth inst.
Services at the house at two O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
TRIAL TRIP.

A new steamer built by Pusey, Jones
& Co., for southern company, left the
wharf yesterday on trial trip. The trip
proved satisfactory in every particular.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

iI' l'i+0 delegates in the
~ Worcester, Massachusetts,,
I vi this number 9l7 were
+'o@ Tor somebody else. In
convention Butler could
unanimous endorsemcnt,bu
r '''o0shto leave.the "oppo-
spectacle showing.-Balt.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

$TREET YEsTERDAY.-The
b Wa active and prices ad-
Fernments We're strong, States
Fay, buoyant. Gold was
J AMI money easy on call at
In,
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

1875 the volume of curren-
ID to SG35,7l9,2 ,266. 1t now
s'',5@, @,Gf, or more than
loFe tAan it was at the close
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

This movement was originated by Miss
Agnes Ogle, of School No. o, who was
assisted in the initiatory efforts by the
other teachers Of that school.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED.-A boy having some knowl-
w edge of printing. Apply at this of
nce' sepl9tf
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-07-25
SOUTHERN lIINNESOTA.

The Sentinel says the railroad fare
from Fairmont to Winnebago City is
SO cents; return trip 81 40. From Fair
mont to La Crosse, $3.50; return trip
$15.S5.
Tile railroad surveyors are very care
fully running the line between Fair
mont and Fox Lake, andwe learn after
running three lines, have now estab-
lished Il final one and are setting the
grade stakes and are pushing westward
with their advance line.-.ElGkson Re-
public. . ~.
Mr.. W.. G. Van Horne received a tele-
gram from New York last Monday in
forming him that lie bad been elected
President of the s.: NJ. +. r. Co. This
will have no visible effect on the com
pany, as Mr.. Van Horne, has for long
time virtually had the full control and
management Of IT'S business: TITS, how
ever,.a very. proper testlm onial Of the
confidence the directors lave in. his
ability as a railroad man:-Martin Go.
Sentinel. @es"o.o~
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-07-25
GRAND pRliTRIE.

Farmers busy harvesting barley. The
yield will be heavy, but it is nearly all
damaged hy the late rain. The ''slcws"
are So full Of water that most OF the
Iaying will lie postponed until after
harvest. Oats are about ready for the
harvester. It is feared the hot weather
will injure the wheat crop. Com is
more promising than any year before.
Potatoes and potato bugs bid fair for Il
good crop.
Bryan Brothers have bought self
binding harvester.
+. J. Porter will harvest with a
header.
Henry Nelson has the boss piece of
oats.
We notice one man on one side of the
town is making the country look civil
lied by erecting two or three hundred
rods Of fence, Il part of the posts being
well saturated in tar. We think it will
be a good preserver. At least it is
worth experimenting with when the
State furnishes the tar.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-07-25
NyIyS.: N(tE.V


EDrron ADVANCE: Your article in
last weeks parer under the head of
:. .Abating Nuisances," struck the right
string, but you touched it too softly. l
am one of half 4 dozen heads of fami-
lies who's are annoyed day and night by
tile intOlerable stencil Ct those pig pens
located in the centre Of town. What
you say about surface filth is also true,
and ii some measures Arc not adopted
soon to cleanse our village, fear that
we shall have some prevailing sickness
which will carry off our children us did
the scarlet fever last wilter.
hear the question asked every day,
Have we a village Council?" If so,
have they any power or amy disposition
to ;.blte nuisances? l hold my nose
while write. A SUFFERER.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-07-25
WES1,SIDE.

The hot weather aud rains have
blighted the wheat some, cutting it
down perhaps three or four bushels to
the acre. Oats and barley are badly
lodged ana will have to lie mown.-
Wheat is ready to cut. Corn, potatoes,
and all vegetables are good, SO that we
could feed a few tramps ii they should
come this way. We could use few at
this time i'll the harvest field.
Rev. MIR. Howard preached temper
ance sermon ut the Crosby school house
Oh Sunday. l wish every community
was like us, a temperance community.
l have sat up many IL night to keep my
crew from getting drunk when l was on
the Erie canal. | never lived in a tenn
perance community I'LL same to this
one, and / must say for The little village
OF Worthington that it is the livelicst
town I Lave stopped as. I have stayed
Il. good many nights in town. and
never saw a drunken man in the town.
1t is noted far and wide for u temper
ance town. r. SIMMONS.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-07-25
State Norma! School,

In consequence Of the promise of an unusually
early harvest, we have concluded to open the
Fall Session Of this institution somewhat earlier
than announced in the catalogue. All, therefore.
who contemplate attending during the nesA scs-
sion, will please note carefully the following
dates regardless Of previous announcements:
Entrance Examination, Aug. 20 & 81.
REGULATIONS Commence, Aug. ed.
Two courses of study, all Elementary an | an
Advanced, are now open to pupils. Th" Ele-
mentary is confined chiefly t" Che common
branches; the Advanced Includes il addition,
Fighnr English and Llli!. Tie professional
drill in both is the SINE. and diploma will lie
gr;tntcd upon the complexion vi Til her course.
We have Il thorough efficient ana experienced
corps of teachers, and can offer rarc facilities to
all who desire to improve themselves i'll the solle
what dillic..lt art Of teaching and governing
schools
For infurnEation concerning entrance eXami.
nation, board, rooms &C., see tataiouge, which
can be had by addressing tho Principal,
DC. JOHN,
G4i-4wl Nlanksto, hlinn.
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Crops around this place are commence
ing to suffer from continued wet wealth
Ell. 1t it continues much longer it will
be impossible to get into the fields with
relpers: From appearances the major
ity OF the grain in this vicinity will he
cut with cradles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich have returned
from St. Paul. Also Mr.. IIendrickson.
lie reports much damage around st.
Paul by rain.
Jack Boyle, while breaking recently,
lost Il horse, which dropped dead in the
| furrOW.
DR.. Gotthelf, while helping set up a
harvester lately, was taken very i'll. 1t
was supposed that lie was sunstruck.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-07-25
LOOK HERE!
FOR SALE, '0KABENA
HOME

Or the Farm known as the "sykes Place. ~
Said to he one Of the best farms in the county,
being the east fractional half of section %, Il.
lU2. T. 10, contaming 200 acres surveyed in 10
acre lots, situated on the north shore Of Okabena
Lake, one mile northwest Of Worthngton, coun-
ty.seat Of Mobiles county, MINI, The land
slopes to southeast. a full view OF the lake and
town and OF tile trains Oh the railroad for eight
or ten miles from amy part Of the farm: 66 acres
eight acres in a clean thrifty condition. 200
bushels of crops grown this season As acres,
$40 bring wheat balance oats, potatoes, buck
wheat and corn: The mea low. land, nearly 10
acres, is in one body on east side OF farm. Near
100 tons of hay cut ti3s season. A number Of
beautiful residence sites near lake shore. Not
u five acre lot excepting meadow andl but has
g fine building spot on It.. An abundance Of
stone OH lake shore for building purposes. Title
perfect from Uncle Sam and all transfers down
to the present owner. Good reasons for selling.
Price 400. Enough down to make owner Sc
cure. Would take All unimproveI quarter near
Warrington as part payment
Call on address tire owner
JOHN SYKES,
rFctcr Thompson, Ags. Worthington.
6-3-Gm.