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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15
Mssc scELlAREo
HOW GODFREY HORTON CHOSE A
WIFE,

,&ODFREY, old boy said Henry Clay
~ ton, as he tilted back his chair, aud put
his isSt upon the roantiepiece, when is the
Wedding to be -
''Whoss wsadiRg?"
''MIss Laura Somers, or Jenny, which is
it?'
al de not know, ana sure.'
'NeW don't be mysterious G Godfrey; you
know you are most constant yisitsr, and
all our set are taking about the match. Do
not pretend yeu have not selected one sf
the sisters"
"Bew do yea Know either of them will
have me 2"
''Dont be absurd, old hoy. You, young,
hnadsoms. talented, and with large for
tune, Deed be ever bashfuI7 Come, be frank
which is the favOrite sister?"
"WelI, frankly then. Henry, / cannot
tell you. l have visited the family for sey-
eral months, as you know, but esnnot de-
eide: Laura is certainly the handsemest,
with her flashing black eyes and queenly
manner; but Jenoy seems, although the
youngest, TO be the most womauIy and use
ftl OF the two. Yet, I cannot be sure of
that. My entrance is tho signal for cordial
welcome aad smiles; aud. let me entor at
what hour [ will, they are always we'll
dressed. aud apparently disengogsd. To bo
sure always, in the mornings. have TO wait
sone time before Laura is visible" -
Pop in unexpectedly, and notice the in
terual economy"
".How Osn l? a card at the door will put
sny lady on her guard. CT even the notice
Of gentleman visitor"
go there do disguise-as Washerweman
for instance"
"Good I willI'
viii you go there as washerxonan," :"
cried Clayton.
"Not exactly; but will obtais admittanee
to a norning's privacy"
"Well, let me know the result"
Laura and Jenny SOners were the only
children of a widower; who, although in
nedersts circumstances, moved in verv
fashionable society. At the period Of nay
short sketch he was about to supply the
lamented Mrs. Somers' place. after nearly
ten years mourning, and, although a kind,
ipaulgent parent, had no objection to his
daughters marriage. and. indeed, had told
them 50. Laura, wbose high spirit resented
the probsbIe supremacy of a step, mother,
bad already selected Godfrey Horton as her
future husband; and jenny, who was
younger and geutler in spirit, tried to con-
quer carefully concealed preference fer the
same purpose. All his attentions were as
cribed. by her. to brothezly regard, though
every act of kindness or courtesy touched
her very heart.
1t was the morning after large ball, and
gether: Laura, her glossy black hair pushed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15
Spirit Of 5rttcrsorl.
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY is. 1851.
oETIcAL.
THE GEORGIA voLUNTEER.
Far up the mountain sido

Far mp the mountain side
Ny wandering Footsteps led; 3z
The ROSS lay thick bereath my feet,
The pine sighed overhead.
The trace OF a disuantled fort
Law in the forest wave.
And in the shadow. near my path,
saw a.solLler's grave.
The bramble wrestlsd with the weed
Upon the lawIy mound:
The simple reah-board, rndely writ.
Had rOtted to the ground;
raised it with a.revsrent hand,
From dust it's words to clear;
But time had hlotted all but 5hCsc:
"a GEORGIA VoLUETEER!"
1 saw the toad and scaly snake
From tangled covert start,
And hide themselves among tue weeds
Above the dead mans heart;
But undis; ;urbea in sleep profound,
Uuheediag these he lay.
His cef7n but the mountain soil,
BIS shrOHd, Confederate gray.
Eheari the'Saenandoah foil
Along the vale below;
Isaw the AlIsghanies rise
Toward the realms of snew
The Valley Campaign" rose te IA ind
Its leaders uams-and' then
1 know the sler0rr had been ono
Gf Stoaewall Jaekson's men.
Yet whence he came what lips shall say
What tongues shall ever tell
What desnlate hearths and hearts
Have been because be fellR
What sad-oVed maiden braids her hair,
Her hair which ne held dear,
o@e lock of which perohance lies with
The Georgia Volunteer"
Thot n1ntber
And white lips cold aud dHmb.
Waits with appalling patience for
her darling boy to come
Fer boys whose meuntain grave swslls up
But one of many scar
Cut on the face of our fair land
BY hoary-handed war,
What fights hefnugAt, wbatssounds he bore.
Are all unknown to fame
RemsmbsT, on his lonely grave
There is net cen a name!
Tint lie fought well and bravsIy, too,
And never knew a fear.
Se know-else he had never been
"A Georgia Volunteer
BE sleeps-what need toqrestion new
If be were wrong right;
Eo knows ere this whese cause is just
In God the Fathers sight.
De w1e!ds no war-iike weapons now,
Returns no f0eman's thrust
Who but coward would reyile
An honest soldiers dHstR
Boil, sLo"and"ah, proudly roll :
Aduwn the rocky glen:
Above thoe lies the grave Of one
OF StOnswall Jackson's men!
Beneath t!:e cedar aud the pine,
In solitude austere,
Unknown. unnamed, forgotten lies
~ CE"rGTa YoTUNTrEF."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

Loss oH APPETITE,L OF ENEsoT, soEsffr7es
attended -ith dry backlog cough, sometimes
cOstfVe. ioosepesso Of the bowels pain near the
region of the heart, cured With ThAyer's Liver
Powder. 25 eta. IL not much. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

60- Snpf or dnst Of any kind, and strong.
eaugfic or poisonous solutions sRgravaCe ga
tar1h and drive it to the lungs. DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy cures eatarTh by its mild sonth-
ing cleansing end heaiiHg properties. Zach
package prepares one piut of tue Remedy feadYr
for Use. and costs Only fifty cents. Sold by
drugEists. So Positiyel, certain L. u in it. re-
EuIts that iis former prnPristOr nsed 70 efer .
enre. 49,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15
IIndianapoIis Daily sentlBel.l

No MORE GossIP.-If we are correctly
Informed. st. jacobs OIL is Rew the usual
tsa-party tepio 10 place of the fsrner stsple
free gossip bow wise and how much
more bsBe6eiaII
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

to druggist. "Oan't you give me sonnet hing to
cure met" His symptems were n lame back
and dlsordered urine AID were a sure indies-
ti0n of kidney disease. The druggist told idn
to use k'duey-W0rt and in n short time II sf-
tected a comp ete cure. Have Won these symp-
tomsf Then ret a box or bottle to-day-Lsfors
yHa become iTcuI able. 1t is the cure safe aud
snre.- inoIpIile RspMbIiean.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

The s. v. R. R. is now prepared to sell
for use of individuals or families, books con-
tanning coupons good for 500 miles at 24
cents per mile Application for the same
should be made TO Joseph " Coke, General
Ticket Agent
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

If you want large stock of Chewing
Tobacco to select frew, go to DALeARs's.
he has twenty kinds, at prices from, 40 cts.
upf Also, Cigars and Smoking Tobacco,
Groceries, Motions, Boots and Shoes &c. 80.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

HERE Is THE THsT.-Dizziness. nausea. de-
nations, gravel female diseases and ali troH-
DIES OF the urinary orRans, and bladder. ars
emery and surely renewed by W1EueF'sjSafp
kidpoV and Ii Yer Crre.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

HANDY HINTB.-COtton wool VET rif6 sv..s
oil aud IaudGum relieves the sar-acbe . very soon
10 OOtSln glossy skin Pour upon a pfI1t sf
hTaA s1S1cieGt boiling water to cover it, Let
IT stand Hnti! cold and tbon bathe the face With
IT, only patttng the skin with soft towel te
1ou can get a bsttle OF barrel of oil on Of
any any earpes or w9oIeR stGf by applying dry
put water or liquid of any kind to sae6 4 grease
quantity of fresh spirit of yftioi and iefnon
Juice being mixed m bottle. WeI the kpgfs and
M lew minutes rub with soft linen till they
If your tongue is coated and you are suffering
from biIlsusHesss liver troubles, or any dim
eHity OF the Kidneys. bladder. sr urinary o5-
eans, take Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure wIiheut delay All troubles Of the kid.
snt this remedy is certain protection sgaiust
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

AsBLoATED BnDT does not aIvAyss belon< -
an Inebriate. Kideev troubles sgill ezuee bleetss
but Warmers Safe Kidney and LIVER Cure has
never faiiSd t0IamoYe il.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-05-13
Road Notice.
(Claus Barnholt ct al

STATE OF KANSAS Kansas IS.
The State Of Kansas to whom 1t may concern:
Whereas, application has been made by petit
ton to the Board Of County Commissioners OF
said county, for locating . county road, as fol-
lows, tO-wit:
Commencing at the center Of said section 2,
town p, range 10, thence running north one
half mile to the north side Of said section :,
then interesting public road already estab-
ished; said road to be laid out as near as prrcti
BILE on the half section lines; and not more than
Is feet in width.
And whereas, A. L. Swap, j: II. Towner
and David Byram. viewers, and g. Dewitt
county surveyor Of said county, have been or.
dered by said County Commissioners to view,
survey and locate said road.
Therefore, You are hereby notified that said
viewers and surveyor will proceed, on the 18th
day Of June, 1881, Ut 10 O'Clock .. m, at
the place OF beginning of said road, to view,
survey and locate said road, and perform what.
sOever other duties As are required Of them by
law; and unless you then file D written applica-
ton with said viewers, giving description Of
the premises on which you claim damages or
compensation, your application Tor the same
will be barred.
witness my hand at my ONCE in lola, in said
county, this 9Th day Of May, A. d. 1851.
T. s. SLOWER, County Clerk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-05-13

AOCA1I MAI IDS
Business Locals under THE heading an0ng editorial
notices s1iu be charged Fifteen cents per line each
Clean up your back yards.
Splendid growing weather.
May parties are now in order.
Farmers are blowing their corn.
Only three birds in the county cage.
S. Bloom is running milk wagon.
Stoves have been looming down" OF
late.
The April showers all come in May
this year.
DR.. Fulton has greatly improved his
residence.
Good wood wanted on subscription
at this Office.
Miss Ella Ramsay has been very
sick this week.
Hogs have brought five dollars per
hundred this week.
Old papers for sale at this Office in
any quantity desired.
The new fence around the Jail is
quite an improvement.
Beautiful New Furnishing Goods at
Mrs. Whitney's Bazaar.
The chinch bugs are injuring the
wheat in many localities.
OF. Anderson has moved to town
and is running milk wagon.
Real estate is changing hands rap
idly in this section at present.
Mr.. T. L. Reed, of Neosho Falls, has
taken charge of the Leland Hotel.
It is now generally conceded that
soda water is a good summer beverage.
The base ball fever has reached lola,
and the boys intend organizing soon.
If some of our sidewalks were re-
paired it would prevent much profanity
A number of the township assessors
have made their returns to the County
Clerk.
Work is still progressing rapidly on
the st. Louis, TT. Scott and Wichita
railroad.
Miss Maggie Buchanan came home
from Independence last week on a
short visit.
Bumgardner Bros. have opened a
paint shop one door west of Travis &
Mcdonald.
Prairie grass is. growing rapidly and
the demand for corn .is not near so
great as it was.
Rick Case came up from Fredonia
last Tuesday and is visiting friends in
lola and vicinity.
Messrs. Keplinger, Amos and Bar
Der, attorneys from Humboldt, were
in town last Tuesday.
A gentleman named T. NJ. Sells,
from Illinois, has rented John
A. Christy's house in lola.
Mr. s. Bloom has started a milk wa
gon and will deliver milk for 4 cents
per quart, guaranteed pure.
Street Commissioner Gear has done
some good work on Madison avenue,
the Opera House.
The clover in the public square is
offered for sale. Parties can make
their bids to Mayor Bartels.
White lead aud oil, and mixed paints
Of all kinds, as good as the best and as
cheap as cheapest, at Scott's.
Anderson l. DcClute's new building
in the brick block was plastered this
week and will soon be occupied.
Our fishermen are anxious for a big
rise in the river and creeks, so that q
good supply Of fish may come up.
Ice cream and lemonade was fur
nished at the Presbyterian social at
he Odd Fellows Hall last night. 8,
The Humboldt Onion copies our
editorial upon patronizing home insti-
buttons, but credits it to an exchange"
The Opera House was densely crowd
ed last Friday evening by the friends
Of the lola High School to hear the
exercises Of the graduating class of 81.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-05-13

DIR. HENDERSON, a ssss':s e;ss, 81:
Us West Sixth St., is yeS-1S nr:etSrH&
KANSAS CITY, MO. il h Chicago.
A Artnorised BY the State 70 t.eas
ea.ss 3. S0q sp aRs FT Rs:d DE-
tism, Piles. TaPe-worn. Urinary and
5Sktn Diseases, 6EUNAL WEAKNEss
~ (nt0ht Iosscs), SEXUAL DEBILITY
D3 lloss OF sexaGlpose &c: CuFesguar.
antecd of money refnnded. CHARGES low. Thou
No detention nom business. An medicines I'm.
nished-cver to patients At distance. Consultation
ffee and confdeutial-cAM or write. Arc and 0Xpe..
lience arc Important. A BOOK for both 0eIes5il.
circulars Of other things sent eealed for
tWo3c stamps. Ny Museum n now opeu. Hem:
.. N. to7 p. m.-Sundsys; 10 70 Il .. u.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-05-13
Full line Of Lace Curtains,
Lamberquins and Oil Curtains,
ia NORTHRUP'S.

LOCAL MATTERS.
Business Locals under THE heading among editorial
notices soiH be charged Fifteen cents per line each
publication No deviation from this rate to anyone.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-05-13

Ifyou wish to buy GOOD GROCER
les and get the worth of your money
and get the BEST GOODS, you can
find them at A. e. WRIGH7'S Grocery
Store, at Klaumann's old conner.
The Best Eating Potatoes in town,
and Pure Ohio Maple Sugar at A. e.
WRIGHT'S.
Highest Price paid for Produce. Come
one and all and give me trial.
J = ! ! , ! = 4
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-05-13

preparatory W 1lC SIouU JuOAOO'
The singers of lola should see that an
organization is formed here.
We would suggest the propriety OF
all our business houses, except the
drug stores, trying the plan of closing
promptly at eight o'clock every even
ing except Saturday, and at nine
o'clock Saturday evening. In other
towns and cities in the State where the
plan has been tried, it gives good sat
isfaction.
AS patent medicines known as "bit-
tiers" are classed with intoxicating
liquors in the new temperance law,
our druggists should be careful in ref
erence to the sale of those that con-
tain alcohol. They should require
the prescription of a physician that
persons buying them needed them as
medicine.
Tomorrow the Old Soldiers Reunion
Committee meet at the Court House,
in lola, to make arrangements for
holding their annual reunion. It will
be held at lola, July 4th, providing
the necessary funds can be raised to
make it a success. As the new rail-
road will be open to lola by that time,
by q proper effort, the people Of Fort
Scott could be induced TO attend, and
thus make this the largest affair ever
held in this portion of the State. We
presume the committee would be
pleased to see the leading citizens
attend their meeting tomorrow, and
aid them with their assistance.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-05-13

than ever before. We have In our employ an ex-
have charge Of the Millinery department.
Understanding, Cutting and fitting done IN
the latest styles, at
CLARK 4 IITTLEFIELD'S,
West SIDE Public Square, Jela, Kaaaaa.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-31

Fort street, F. Weaver, two story frame
house, 81, 200.
Douglas street, F. Wetherspan, two story
frame house, $1,000.
Dmglas street, w. Tooker, one ana a nan
story frame house, S1,2Oo.
Goodhue street, c Brsnok, one and nall
story frame house, $500.
Banfil street, J. Esterbrook, TWO STORY iraine
Banfil street, Geo. sutphen, one story frame
house, S700. 49,.
Banfi street, S. Hardeno7rS' '"o e'i'
frame house, $1,000.
Blnfl street, C. Sparkes, one story ira'hS
house, $3.50. ~
Ranil street, L. Erkerheim, one and nall
story frame house, $3.50.
B.nfl street, T. Roland, two story frame
house, $4,000. ,s
Stanley street, P Dearney, one and nall
story frame house, Sl,S0O.
Ann street, J. Loretz, one story frame
house, $3.50
Ann street, P. Leon, one story frame house'
5000.
Third street near D,yton avenue, parsonage
of the First Methodist church, Rev. ). U.
Smith, pastor, $4,000.
NJ. Dlnizer, two story frame barn, S3OO.
D. Smyth, one aud half story frame house,
$500.
&. Lowltzke, one story frame house, S45o.
Adam Schleith, two story frame house, Sooo :
F. Tinkson, two story frame house, SoOO
J. GuSlavisin, one and half story frame
house, $500 o
Ernest Glosson.two story frame house, $500.
L. Paovst, one story frame house, S65O
B.F. BrAntz, two story frame house, $500
D. ouax.te, one story frame touse, 5 %.
Alley. near Ninth street, J. Pierce, one and
half story frame, S6OO.
Sixth street, Max Fink, one story frame
barn, $500
Fourth street, s. F. Richardson, one story
brick stable, $500.
Seventh street, F. Quincy, one story frame
office, $3.50.
Fort street, P. Larkel, two story frame
house, $500.
Fort street, R. N. McLaren, two story frame
house, $4,000.
Fort street, R. n. McLaren, two story frame
house, $500.
Fort street, R. N. McLaren, two story frame
house $3.50.
Fort street, R. N. McLsren, two story frame
house 81, 500
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-31
SiDth Ward.

The Improvements in the Sixth ward have
heen quite handsome in amount. The Linsetd
Oil mill have erected works at a cost of $50
0c0, and Prince & Houlton have expended $751;
o0Oin eplarging their saw mill and adding
planning mill. There have also been between
forty and ffty residences erected at q total cost
OF about $4,000, making tie improvements
IN the ward aggregate some 9ll5,e00
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-31

81. Paul Harvester company, double two story
frame tenement, 5000.
Commercial street, II. Jackson, one story
rame house, $500
Near Lake Phalen avenue and Harvester
works, trustees of Harvester school district,
frame schoohouse, $4,000
Rraney street, Hill Bros, one and . half
t Try frame tenement, 81 500.
Reaney street, Hill Bros, one and half
story frame tenement, 81 $40.
Arcade street Father Cabaret, one story
frame parsonage, $3.50
Arcade street, j. Schaaf, one story frame
store. 5000.
Arcade street, ]. schaaf, one story frame
house, $500.
Near Arcade street, VIM. Grobe, one and
half story frame hnu-e, 81 900.
s xth street, Chas. Wagner, one story frame
house, $500.
sixth street, NJ. Manner, one story cottage,
5000
Fifth street, Albert Ncsser, one story frame
house, $3.50.
Mendoza street, NJ. Kern, one story frame
house and barn, $500.
COTUtT MtH'OLd IlSu eucfts, IC'CE
Quinn, one and half story frame house,
$500.
High street Chas. Roths, one story frame
h,'use, $500.
High street, c. Ash, one and half story
frame house, $500
fremont street, ] Lighthauser, one story
frame house, 500
fremont street,C. Krieger, one story frame.
5000.
fremont street, j. Lighthauser, one story
frame barn, $3.50
Corner Third and Mendoza streets, 81. Err
teau, one and half story frame house, $500.
Corner Mendoza and Point Douglas streets,
Mrs. NJ. Lee, one and half story frame house,
$780,
Near corner Third and Mendoza streets,
Thos. Kelly, one story frame house, $3.50.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-31

| Catholic church, Fa her Cabaret, priest, frame
building, $1,000.
Arcade street, Father Cabaret, barn, $500.
Margaret street, VIM. Branch, one story
frame house, 800.
Dawson street, N. Cutter, one story frame
house, $500.
Maria avenus, John sandell, two story frame
house 5000.
Third street near Bates avenue, George
Nicholson, two story frame house, 81, 800.
Corner Of Maria avenue and Sixth street,
John Lighthauser, two story frame house,
S2,5Oe.
Corner Maple and Conway streets, ]. Wick,
improvements, $500.
Conway street, A. jacobson, orc and half
story house and barn, 81 400.
Conway street, R F. Slater, improvements,
$500.
Plum street. Joseph Bunch, one and half
story frame tenement, 81 200.
Plum street, Joseph runch, one and half
story frame tenement, 81 200.
Corner Fifth and Maria avenue, r. Casey,
two story frame house, $4,000.
Corner Fifth aud Maria avenue, George Bohn
two and a half story frame house, $500.
Maria avenue, j. Smidle, two story frame
tenement, 5000.
Maria avenue, j. Smidle, two story frame
tenement, So, 1000.
Seventh street, John B. Aller, double two
story frame tenement, $500.
Seventh street, John B. Allen, double two
| story frame tenem mt, s. 900.
Point Douglas, near corner OF Mendoza
street, H. Cosgrove, one story frame house,
$500.
Hastings avenue, near corner of Mendoza
street, James Lee, one and half story frame
house, $500.
| Conway street, James Larson, one and a
| half story frame house, $780,
fremont street, Geo. EggIeston, one and a
half story frame hou-e, $500.
Third street, near corner of Mendoza, John
Chris, one story frame house, $500
Third street, near Mendoza, o. johnson, one
| story frame house, 5000.
Conway street, h. Hanson, one story frame
house, 800.
Point Douglas street, P. Ekoffowitz, one
story frame house, $500.
Hastings avenue, , oue and 6 half
stQEv frsms bou0, 600.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-31

Corner Arcade and Reaney streets, Fred
Bredt, one and half story frame house. $500.
Reaaey street, Edward Farrell, one story
frame house, $500.
Corner Arcade and Minnehaha streets, l..
Beach, one story frame house, 5000.
Arcade street, L. Bach, one and 4 half story
frame tenement, $1,000.
Minnehaha street, William McGill;e, one
and half story frame house, 81 ,0O0.
Near Greenw God avenue and Seventh street,
C. N. Nelson lumber company, frame tene.
ment. $l,10O.
Minnehaha street, J. @. DePew, enc story
frame house, $500.
Miunehaha street, Cornelius Mahoney, one
and half story frame house, 500.
Minuehaha street, ] Moegen, one and a hall
story frame house, 81, 600.
Minnehaha street, Edward Presley, one story
frame house, $500.
Minnehaha street, D. Mcleod, two story
frame house, $2,5O0.
Minnehaha street, J. Peck, one story frame
house, $500.
Mendoza street, C. steen, two story frame
tenement $1,000.
1ACuuOta slOC1S sVms w. VdtnA0es OAO oao
a half story frame house, $500
Farquhar street, J. P. Gribben, one story
frame tenement, $500.
Farquhar street, John Rock, one story frame
house, S4C0.
Farqnhar street, Patrick Weltch, one and q
half story frame house, 81 200.
Farquhar street, Anthony Stage, one and a
half story frame house, $500.
Farquhar street, j. Talmis, one story frame
house, $500.
Farquhar street, John Mehan, one story
frame honse, $500.
Reaney street, N. A. Flescher, one story
frame house, 500.
ReaDey street, o D. Moldenhauer, one and Q
half story frame house, $50.
Reaney street, Otto Hopske, one story frame
house, $500.
Reaney street, Frank Cartier, one and half
story frame house, $500.
Reaney street, p Rose, one and a half story
frame house, $500
Reaney street, G. Pearl, ono and half story
frame house, $1,000.
! Reaney Street, g. Olson, ons and shaA stoV
tsne house. seoo.