, 1880-12-19

IGrn1erly the private park laid out BY DIR.
h,,iit hInn: nj. Ulrtch. who resides there, has
ait 9aa,t fwo neat places on this tract, and has
;,..a 'algeiy In this property since 1872 sell
~. n!S at one time in that year two half blocks
$4,000. '"'"''' ~ ~"''A'' A01
NM; M1: George N: Borue, Room s, Reaper
rark, Kenwootl, Oakland, and other points
a;.onR the line Of the road. He holds both
improved and unimproved property suitable
tSa tSa anxtnlae IN the way OF residences from
o. the merchant prince. Some Of the loca-
IONS IN the vicinity of kenwood and Hyde
iark afford charming building sites, and the
surroundings are all that could b6 desired,
finest residences in Cook County. He also
nas large amount Of choice acre property
Tor sale. Mr. Bogue's long experience In the
real estate business enables him to speak un-
Sae s Of M and dsan hf ad
location should not fail to call and consult
with Mr.: Bogue before making purchases,
MIR. n Barnes Room l. S. Washington
street. has some very desirable property in
the Village Of Hyde Park, Including q num-
Der Of halldsonlo residences ranging In price
from 81 coo to $4,000. Many If the places are
offered at decided bargains. The high ground
anu charming lake~frontage make this most
attractive summer resort Mr.. Barnes coll
ttvto 9 .nt &c P4oto1l10A u lu6 property LOT
GRAND CROSSING.
Grand Crossing, or Cornell, as 1t has been
named In honor of its founder, MIR. Paul
Cornell, Is one of the finest locations in the
country for manufacturing or residence sites,
as 1t is situated at the crossing of four great
trunk lines. Ar: Cornell, office Mccormick
BLOCK. to Dearborn street, Is offering large
number of clloice building lots and sites tor
factories On the most liberal terms.
One OF the most prominent dealers in
property at Grand Crossing is Mr. William
Washington. lie offers some Ut the best
building lots about the place. and as the resi-
dents have a choice Of four lines Of railroad
that land passengers at either Of the pr11ci-
pal depots in Chicago it is peculiarly adapted
for suburban homes, and the place Is de-
Veloplng very rapidly.
EAST GRAND CROSSING.
One OF the finest locations for building
along the entire line is the property known
as East Grand Crossing. located about half a
mile east OF the Grand Crossing Station. This
p%roperty, % comprising over ?oo building lots.
the market BY Mr. James Stinson., office
Mccormick Block, corner Randolph and
Dearborn streets. 1t has a frontage
of about half mile on Stony Island ave
boulevard 200 feet wide. The ground is high
and we'll drained. and, as 1t is removed from
the immediate vicinity of the manufacturing
ESTABLISHMENTS at Grand Crossing. it affords
spccla! advantages fora better class Of resi-
denccs- For persons doing business in Chi
cago, an additional ii!ducement is found in
the fact that station Of the Baltimore &;
Ohio Railroad is located on the broperty,
which, with the connections at Grand Cross
Ing and Anthony, gives five distinct lines of
railroad communication with the CITY. The
lots are 25x126 feet. with a building line laid
out twenty 1eet oaGk from the street. Inc
ploperty naS hc9n la'd o1t so recently that
SoluP PaiAtI'tls Hlt!e uul4olng Has YET nech
done. Unusual Inducements are offered to
pa.ues .e "al9 % WI. MAKE suostanllal t!npro'n
filling up 50 rapidly it is a rare chance to
secure cnolce Location at practically the
purchasers own terms.
PULLMAN.
South Of Grand Crossing from Burnside
is almost entirely owned by the Pullman
Lind Association and Pa]ace-Car Company.
THIS large acreage is at present being held
principally for t|ie location Of large mann- m
an eehane sd % f"r e
Herewith. With almost unlimited lake and
river frontage, and direct rail connection by
private tracks with every road centering in
Chica@o, this section presents unequaled in
It is unnecessary to speak in detail of the inl-
mense works of the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany and the Allan Paper Car-Wheel Com
pany, which will surpass ANYTHING of the
have been previously described in 'r1IE Tn1n-
USE, are now nearly completed and viii soon
be in active operation, giving employment to
several thousand nen. Col. James IL. Bowen
represents the land, and parties desiring tn
locate on the property can do so on the most
liberal andadyantageous terms.
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