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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

The B. 4 N. r. R., known a the
Burlington Route" offen special ad-
vantaEes 70 travellers. SEQ thier
advertisement in this paper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08
4 0sNfhtfhl HmNlfH

Ladies prefer Floreeton Cologne be-
cause they find this lasting combine
ton Of exquisite perfumes . delightful
novelty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08
NOTICE.

To the Board and Managers of the
Webster county Agricultural Society.
There will be a business meeting oil
the Board and Stockholders in Red
Cloud on Saturday June the 10th.
1882 ut I o'clock. All stock holders
and those interested in . county fair
are requested to be present BY order
of the PRESIDENT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

Call on Simpson 4 Swecsey of Blue
Hill, Neb., and get terms and prices
before buying land or making . loan
on your farm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

An effort is being made to revive
the Agricultural Society of this county
which has been INDUCING in q Rip
Van Wrinkle sleep for several years.
This is q matter that the farmers
should all be interested in, and which,
with q little effort on their part can be
made a success, and We hope to see
them take hold Of the matter and
push it forward TO success by having
one of the best county fairs this fall
that has eve been held i'm the state.
II a he done, and the farmers are
the ones to do it. Will you take
hold?
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

The Red Cloud scheoi win clos
next Friday.
Rad tie sdvertissmens Of J. X.
Aults, in aaosber column.
Charley Potter Is up and about
again, afeT . painful illnea.
The editor Of this paper attended
church last Sabbath evening.
A large supply Of printers goods
always on hand at the CniEv ONCE.
Will Z. Hahn. representing the
State Journal Company. spent last
Monday in town.
Save up your nickles. boys. 90 that
you car buy fre-cTacken and make
an unmitigsted nuisance Of yourseli
on the 9Th.
Blue Hill il preparing TO celebrate
the Glorious Fourth, with the aniici-
patton Of having . general good time.
We hope they will.
How about celebrating the 9Th oil
July At Red Cloud this year. Talk the
matter up and let US have . celebra-
ton that will be . credit TO the town.
Hon. s. W. Switxer, Of Bloomington
was in town last Monday, presumably
looking after his political fences in
this vicinity. We understand that
Mr.. Switscr will he = candidate for
congress from this district.
There will be children's day service.
at the NJ. e. church next Sabbath,
services At II .. m. At3p. m. . ser.
vice by the children and at 80 p. m,
an educational concert. The church
will he decorated with flowers,
birds &c.
If that fellow near Inavale who an.
noys his neighbOrs by persistently
borrowing their CHIEF will call ut this
Office with . dollar and q half he can
have . paper Of his own to read every
week for twelve months, and thas be
able TO give his neighbors a rest.
We are panied 70 announce the
death of Mr.. Robert Mitchell. who
died of Bright's disease at 5 o'clock
last Tuesday morning, after = protract.
ed illness. Nj. Mitchell has resided
in Red Cloud for the last eight years
and has made . host of friends who
regret his untimely death. He ha.
been successful in business and leave.
his family well provided for.
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Road M Getting.

The work Of raising the money for the Deer
Park road, heretofore spoken Of in the FRBE
TRADER, has Prospered finely so far. The Ottawa
Business Mems Association have raised $500 for
II; south Ottawa has voted $1,000 and Deer Park,
tlOOO In all $500. This sum has been sub.
scribed on condition that the other $500 Is rails
cd by May lst. Most, II not all, Of this sum Is
expected Of the farmers on the line OF the road
but the plan employed in building q similar road
in Bureau county has been adopted. to wit,
those who don't wish TO pay in money can sub
scribe in AS many days work, which amounts to
the same thing.
Every railroad built through a county is said
TO add $40 an acre to all lands within five miles
of the track. The road contemplated into Deer
Park at the same rate would add ut least $l5 per
acre to the value OF lands within two miles OF
the road when finished To all OF those on the
line IL would be worth now more than railroad,
since IL would make hauling possible at all times.
However, this $1,000 yet needed must be raised
at once--within month. And to make the nee
essary arrangements for this purpose the farm.
ers Of South Ottawa, Deer Park. Farm Ridge,
Vermillion and all others interested are request
ed to meet at the hall In Cheevcrs Block, east OF
the court house, on Tuesday, April 18th, at noon.
Let every person interested make special effort
TO be present as this meeting will be decisive
date in our system OF road building.
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That La Sale Crank,

/ On Wednesday man named n. Campbell,
hsiling, according to his hotel register. from
Cham paign, H., deposited some 80 and odd dol
lars In the La Sale National Bank. saying some
fellow was following HIM to rob him and he
would leave the money there before he commit.
ted suicide to escape his pursuer. He became so
obstreperous and SO much OF nuisance that the
bank officials turned him over to the police, who
finally got him into his room ut the Harrison
house.
On Wednesday ]. X. Colt, of the Boston house
OF Tilton, Townsend u Dorr, wooden piece goods,
went TO La Sale from Ottawa, intending to come
20 north from there TO Freeport, &c. At half
past five A. NJ. Wednesday in answer to call he
came out OF his room to 90 the 'hus; and as he
came out he saw man whom he had never seen
before standing at the next door about six or
seven feet distant. AS he appeared the man ut
was CampbelD said "What do you want!' Gott
replied he was going to the depot. With that
Campbell raised his arm, when Colt saw he had
a revolver Colts first impulse was to run past
him to the stairs. AS he did SO Campell fired,
but without effect. However, just as Colt reach.
ed the stairway he fired again, this time with ef-
feet, the pail entering the back about half al
inch from the spinal column at the shoulder
bones. Colt cleared the stairs At bound and
rushing through the Office sought shelter behind
the bus outside, Campbell following. The nc.
tive policeman who sat in the Office NJ the time
pounced on Colt, and while Colt was arguing
with the cop that nc was the man tho was shot, |
Campbell disappeared!
Gott returned to the Office Of the hotel where |
the wound was dressed. At breakfast time the |
news had reached Ottawa, when Colts friends
here at once sent DIR. Dyer and Mr.. Nick
erson to him. who brought him to Ottawa
on the next train where he is now
being cared for At the Clifton His cond.
ton is favorable The ball had not at last accounts
been found nor its location determined except |
hat il is believed to be under the collar bone.
Campbell was not seen from Wednesday morn.
ing until Thursday afternoon. when his body was
'ound north Of the city in hollow dug by the
Illinois Genital X. X. He had drowned himself
n pool containing only few inches OF water,
he body having been found lying with the face
n the water. He had about Csc on his person il.
tead Of the IS, 100 mentioned by our cotempora.
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CHASE FOWLER.
Master IN Chdncery.

MASTERS SALE..-SrATE OF ILLINOIS,
NJ COUNTY OF LA SALE, Circuit Court NJ said county.
In ChdncerU.
William c. Moore and Matthew Hcnebery comrainants,
Charles W. Monroe, Johanna Monroe and Elizabeth VI
Henry. defendants.
Public notice hereby given thst In pursuance OF
I'm the above entitled at the January term
OF said Circuit Court to wit February 18th, A. b. 1892 J..
Chase Fowler Master in Chancery OF said court will, on
three O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day sell 70 the
Court eon Delanos block in the city Of OTTAWA county
OF La Sale and state OF Illinois, the following described
wit: The north thrythree and onethird
quarter OF quarter OF section
twelve tOwnshp thrtythee NORTH in range four east Of
the third principal meridian. situate In the county OF La
Sale, and state OF Illinois. CHASE FOWLER.
Dated April sth, 1889 Master In Chancery.
ID. Is. Snow, Complts' SOlr. apr83w
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Editors Times Seeing an article in your paper
last week from Arnold Parker, i was impressed
with the earnestness with which he appeals to
you TO continue TO enlighten the world In regard
TO the means by which he was so miraculously
cured OF rheumatism and hip,joint lameness by
using Kendall's SPAWN Cure. The article To
which he alludes by DIR. Bates impressed me so
favorably with the real merits OF this remedy that
tried It also for several blemishes on my horses
and found It the most perfect cure ever tried
for spavins and other blemishes, as II completely
removes the enlargement In every instance By
continuing its use for several days after the lame
ness had subsidized. The perfect success have
alwsys had With Kendall's SPAWN Cure led me
to use Il On ny own person, and for all the
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NEASrE:I2,S SAL .."sTAfE OF ILLINOIS
M COUNTY or LA SALE, Circuit Court Of said county
In chdncefY
Daniel Kreiser, complainant. rs Ann Winham, Elizabeth
Wood. Edward Wood Sarah Near German Near Caroline
Brill, Henry Br1ll, william WiDham, Susan Winhsm and
George IIanck defendants.
Public notice hereby given that In pursuance OF
entered in the above entitled the March
Of said Circuit Court, to wit March 29th 1882 Chase
Fowler Master IN Chancery OF said court. WILL Satur.
day April twenty NINTH A. D. 1882 at the hour oil o'clock
In the afternoon OF said day sell at public vendue to the
highest and bidder for cash. the front door
Circuit Clerk Office the city of OTTAWA county OF La
Sale and state of Illinois, the following described premises
TO WIT Lot Fourteen, In Block Fifteen In the town Of
Mendoza, county OF La allie and state OF Illinois.
CHASE FOWLER.
Dated april sth, 1882 Master In ChanCery.
l.. W. BREWER. Complts SOlr, apr8-3w
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HALL & ALLABEN,
Attorneys at Lar.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

- In the Circuit Court, June Term 1882
Thomas Ferris Rebecca Ferrs.-In Chdncery.
Affidavit OF the non Of the above named defend
ant Rebecca Ferris having been nled in the clerks office
OF the Circuit Court OF county notice therefore here
by given said resident defendant that the
panant filed his bill of complaint IN said court on the
chancery thereof the sixth day OF April 1882 and
Issued out OF said court where
said suit Is pending reurnabe the second Mon
in the month of June next rs Is by law required.
Now unless you the said resident defendant above
named shall personally he aud appear before said Circuit
the hrs day Of the term thereof to be holden
In and for the said county the second Monday
in June next and plead answer denur to the said
compliments bill Of complaint the same and the matters
things therein charged and stated will be taken
esse and decree entered against according to the
prayer Of said bill. W. W. TAYLOR Clerk.
Ottawa Illinois, April It'll, 1882
HALL & ALLABEN, COmpts Solrs. aprS-4w
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The New England Opera Company, properly
managed has material enough to make their
Mascot" a go. On Monday evening. barring
the facts that the music was numerically cut;
that their star, Skif, as Pippo, was not present,
making serious changes necessary, the Opera
went pretty we'll. IL was we'll dressed; the cho.
rus though light, was quite effective, while the
leading parts, excepting Pippo and Frederick,
were well sustained. There was an abundance
Of gagging but that is expected in Mascot
my Partner" last evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-08

The temperance conference mentioned last
week as In prospect, was held In this city on
Monday. There were about thirty delegates
present The following county central commit.
tee was appointed, with power to add to their
number at will: G. l.. Taylor, Seneca; II. II
Matlock, Ottawa; Mr.. Lammy, Seneca; J. W.
Barnhart and W. J, ONeil, OF Streator. They
propose to put ticket in the field this fall, and
especially to plump on repres entative.
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family, with the very best results % q fam.
lily liniment. While several OF the cures made
with 1t have been almost miraculous, none
have been more satisfactory than several cures
which made with 1t Of foot-rot and also sore
teats as well as warts on teats OF cows | con.
slider 1t a sure cure for sore teats or foot-rot In
cows or sheep. With the satisfaction this rene
dy has always given In every instance, can not
refrain asking with my friend Parker that you
continue to make known TO the world this, the
grandest discovery Of the 10Th century.
Yours truly,
JAMES A. CAMPBELL.
The above letter, with one published last week,
US In our efforts to make our paper
one of the most valuable journals in the country
and to all our patrons, and we now ask Others OF
our readers who have been alike benefited by
the letter published one year ago from DR.. Bates
that they send us for publication statements
which they may wish to make for the benefit of
pthers-Ep.
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NOTICE;.-EsrArE JOHANNA KENNEDY. DECD
~ Notice hereby given that the undersigned Executor
OF the will and testament OF Johanna Kennedy late OF
the county of La Sale and state OF Illinois decease viii APP
before the County Court of said county on the third
Monday beng the 18Th day. of June 1852 at she County
Court Room in Ottawa in said county when ana where all
persons having claims demands against said estate
notified attend and present the same in writing for adj
justinent.
Dated this 18th day OF April A. D. 1882. ~
WILLIAM J. GRAHAM,
aprS-Sw Executor.
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JUST
ARRIVED!

rs comDiete stock OF Dry Goods,
Notions, Hosiery, Boots and Shoes
as there is in Ota,ca.
ErerythinS in Dress Goods destro-
bic and cheap.
.Nen's Kip Boots. zoe hare the Best.
We defy competition. $3.50.
Our +. o. CdSs WoD,en'S Misses
and Children's Shoes can't be beat /;
and zoe inUite inspection.
Remember pe sell more Groceries
Than any store IN Otta,Va. Best eUi-
dence that Ue sell cheap. No sr1ide
goods; all reliable.
MAHER BROS.
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ReM advertisements.
CHASE FOWLER.

nR. G. MILLER. the well known Oculist and
~ Aurist. Office Main street. first door west OF Rose
gun shop. aprs-3mos'
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STATEMENT OF CHARLES L. EATON,


STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF LA
= sALLE.-SS Tows OF DEER PARK. Office % Treas
urer Commissioners Of Hightrdys.
The following Ia statement by Charles L. Eaton Treasu
OF the Commissioners OF Highways OF the Town Of Deer
Park In the county and state Aforesaid of the amount OF
public received expended by him during the Us
Just closed ending the th day Of March 1871
showing the amount Of public funds hand at the com
OF said fiscal year. the amount Of public funds
received and from what sources received the amount OF
public funds expended for what purposes expended
during said fiscal year. ending IA aforesaid;
The said Charles Eaton, being duly sworn, doth depose
say that the folio ling statement by hin subscribed Is
OF the Of public funds hand at
the commencement OF the fiscal year above stated, the
amount OF public funds received and the from
which received and the amount expended ana purposes
for which expended, Nm set forth In sud statsment
CHARLES l.. EATON.
Subscribed and before me- this 9th ay of April
lsS2 JONI w, wooD, Justice OF the Peace.
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LIVE ENGLI9H AID FRENCH
= sTATI0NARY-p,saa asdiniuiatsd-ss 49,.
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THE wOMEN's HOSPITAL
OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.

81 Collage Gfore Ave-, ChtcdJo. ~.
Acharttsble institution incorporated Sept isis and
devoted exclusively to the treatment Of the and
eidents peculiar TO women Provided with full corps OF
competent surgeons For admission circulars containing
FURTHER information. sddress DE- ELEANOR NJ. srAL
LARD. Resident Physician. nova
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Rem ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATEMENf or A. E. BEACH,

STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY or La
- SALtE.-SS. Town OF DAYTON. ONCE or IoUn
supervisor. :, -, 49,
visor Of the Town OF Dayton in the county ana state
Aforesaid OF the amount OF public funds received and ex.
pended BY during the fiscal year lust Closed ending on
the day Of March 1884, showing the amount
Of public funds hand at the commencement OF said nsca
wear the amount OF public funds received and from what
received the amount Of public funds expended and
what purpose expended during said hscs year. ehuhg
Aforesaid -, 49,.
The said A. T. Beach, being duly sworn. doth Gepose
and say following statement by him subscribed IL
statement of the amount Of public funds on mana
at the Of the fiscal year above stated The
amount Of public funds received. and the sources from
which received and the amount expended and purposes
' ~ A. Il. BEACH.
Subscribed and before this ith day q April
1882. CBAs b. HESS, Justice Of the Peace.
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From The Times."

The grain prices whole rane OF Market fosi
house prices prices maid for odd loads for feed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-12

Very narrow escape: A youth OF
Hibernian extraction in ohopping
wood with a hatchet the other day
was SO unfortunate as TO Craze the
thumb of his left hand with which he
was steadying the piece OF kindling
be was splitting. Ruefu!ly gazing at
the injured member he remarked:
'Be CORA, it was a good thing I did
not have hold of the handle with
both hands, or I'd have cut it of
sure. - Raterb1ry republican.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-12

A questionable cOmplim ant: "GrA-
cious meW exclaimed Sarah, looking
into the glass; "hoW aWfully my HAIR
looks, | haven't combed it for two
days" "Why, Sarah" said Lyiia,
sis it possible? I never should hava
suspected it. It looks es well as
ever saw it," Sarah didn't know
whether to feel complinented or In
sulted-BoSton Transcript.
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Special,

WE HAVE ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
w acres of land, adjoining the Overton
property, just north OF the city boundary.
II 0USE AND TWO CITY LOTS IN
II Bountiful, with FIVE acres OF farming
land. RDquire for particulars.
A COZf, WELL-FINISHED HOUSE OF
"A four rooms IN 1Ith Ward, one block from
street car, 30 be sold immediately, cheap.
TOR RENT OR SALE, ONE EEARLY
l. new Square Piano.
C0R SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH. oSR
new upright piano.
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Farms and Grass Lots.

S77E HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS, CAN
pI " easily be made four rooms, three
blocks from street cars, nearly fenced.
Healthy locality. Plenty of water. Eighty
rods Of ground. Corner lot.
G7En WILL BUY A THREE R0oMED
0IOV house, and small lot In the 18th
6c00 THREE RooMED ROCK HOUSE;
QOVO we'll laid up; lot 2x20 rods. Good.
OC60 A house IN DIST ARD;
a LARGE TWo-sTORY EIGET-ROOMKD
N brick house, two halls, built in modern
style, we'll finished. Lot close to D. L Rio
WE HAVE A FARM OF 271z ACRES
w for sale, in Pleasant Grove, Utah
County, which we will sell for cash or ex-
change for property In Salt Lake City or
vicinity. There are 10 acres meadow (red-
top, So acres lucern, II acres plow land. 100
fruit trees, log house, orchard, good fence.
Call for particulars.
4 RARE CHANCE. FORTY ACRES, OR
a portions thereof, will be sold, right away,
soil; plenty Of water; nine miles from town.
T AND ON TIME OR FOR WORK;
IL Lhirty-two acres. Call and see.
6iAn0 WILL BUY FARM OF FORTY
YtOOO acres about half mile south of
the Sixth Ward bridge. Will exchange for
city property.
6000 WILL Buy So ACRES GRASS
0GOO land in the Nineteenth Ward.
On ACRES OF LAND SIX MILES SOUTH
GU of city; twenty acres planted to lu-
cerne, balance farming land and orchard; title
clear and complete water right. $3.50.
FARM FOB SALE, 20 ACRES OF FARM
I ing land, on bench east of city; water on
land; price, $500.
LIVE ACRFs GRASS LAND, WITH
L four good fresh flowing springs inside
the CITY. price s. 400.
II EAkM OF 100 ACRES, -FOUR MILES
L from town; all under cultivation, COM
pletely fenced, good soil. full water title
oIEGG TEN ACRES OF LAND, TWO
0lOVU miles from the city, fenced,
lucerne and pillow land. Black soil.
N0En0 A NO. FARM OF As ACRES
OZOOV all under cultivation, Good
brick honse. Very cheap. Easy trems. Call
and see US for particulars.
GfEE0 TWO ACRES AND a HALF OF
0lOOO No. land in the LIST Ward; good
building lots; very rich soil; full water title;
can also be watered from springs on the pre-
misses, IL needed. Make splendid market gar
den.
OOO ACRES OF ROLLING LAND NEAR
OZO CentreYille, Reynolds County. Mis-
souri,, for sale cheap.
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HOuaaa andLaks.

Q1000 A HOUSE OF -FOUR ROOMS
| OlOOO and summer kitchen and store
| room, close to car line, 18th w ard lot 80 feet
| by 10 rods. No l orchard, vines and small
fruits. City Creek water.
$1,000 4 TWO STORY ADOBE
| Ward; lot 6x5 rods. in good neighborhood.
o6nA0 A GUOD BRICK HOUSE AND
OAOSO brick granary on car line in 10th
Ward: Will exchange for good land in the
4 PERSON WHO WISHES TO SPEND
"A 8 little over four thousand dollars for a
good mouse and lot in tony part Of the 10th
Ward should call and see us.
A STORE AND LOT EIGHTEEN FEET
II front by ninety feet on South temple, one
and half blocks west Of Main; two rooms and
cellar st back Of store; price $1,000. Can be
cISnn a GOOD BUSINESS SITE IN
0IOUU Logan, 40 feet front, 8 rods deer,
ngs on the premises.
A FULL LOT AND RESIDENCEO ON MAIN
n street Call at Office for particulars.
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE LOCA.
lots, well planted with trees, vines and shrub
berry in 8 commanding situation; several good
flowing springs on the property; price, S., UOO
Win exchange for other city property.
TINE TEN ROOMED ADOBE
L house, and lot planted to foVers,
trees, ShT9G66ery, etc. House rents for
OUer $40 per month. Only one and
halt blocks from POStO6fce Cheap,
c0E00 4 GOOD MODERN
SHOUU style frame house, sic
rooms. hct and cold mater, good aOeH;;
lot 4x20 rods, nell c@Itsvated, on Ssrth
East street.
Sf60n FULL LOT OF II ArRES IN
house, with cellar; lot fenced and cultivated |
S2OOO house S six rooms 5Umi butt aRo and
closet; lot SKIS rods, well fenced; good orchard;
in portion OF town where land will rapidly |
C5000 TEN RooMED. TWO sIOaY |
DSO~tO adobe house, with cellar an 1 |
bathroom; gas and water in the house; lot |
100 feet by 10 rods, well cultivated, lawn, |
shr1bbery; on Fifth East street,
oI60O GOOD ADOBE house OF sI1 |
OIOUO rooms, well finished. in the 10th |
Ward, stable and barn. Fenced, good orchard. |
Lot 5x10 rods. Desirable place.
ON-ROOMED ADOBE HOUSE, WITH |
y hydrant water, and lot 3xS15 rods with
barn, outhouses, coal shed, ETC.; in good local
Ity, ~ books from Main; price, s., 500.
q 6TH SMALL HOUSE OF TWO ROOMS |
QUIZ full lot of1Aacres in orchard and |
lucerne. Lumber stable. 1000 bricks and
rock on ground, two blocks from street cars
1KTE HAVE A LEASE FOR SALE OF |
w two stores and lodging rooms, a ear to
Main street.
A FOUR ROoMED FRAME HOUSE, ADOBE
a lined, with good cellar, stable and adobe |
granary; lot 10x10 2 tn Ward, price $500.
A THREE-R0UNED ADOBE HOUSE, LOT,
a 27Sx2J rods, fenced and planted to fruit |
trees, etc q. in the 9th Ward price, 81 $50.
WE HAVE A 14-RO0MED RESIDENCE, |
w only ten minutes distant from the |
heart OF New York Ctty-5c. ride-for sale or |
to exchange for property in Salt Lake City. |
Can be had fully furnished il required. Call |
for particulars.