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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14

vounr village. situated near the seaconst,
about six miles nearer Maryland than The
Courthouse, and was addressed by Tue
Hon. John Goodc, OF Norfolk. There was
n fine turnout OF the people, and u mus,
have been gratifying to the distinguished
gentleman to sec so many intelllgene SONS
~ Accomac who were there TO greet MS
coming. and TO hear this patriotic virgin
ian give his reasons for his position in TINS
important crisis In the history OF this Com
monweaIth. The writer does not wish TO
indulge In fulsome praise OF the efforts OF
the sneaker, but in justice | am compelled
IN saw that / have heard Goode plead Tor
his native State and mother many times
before. but this last effort surpassed any
thing that I have ever herd from him,
and am glad to say that he carried conyic-
tion 10 the vast throng OF people. ana did
great GOOD to the cause in our county. L
yyould have wished that his stay with us
could have been protracted, so thai he couid
have spoken at more places than one. Ana
inst here let me remark, for the lnlVriia-
tion OF committees, that it is important, I'D
sending distinguished speakers to Accomac'
TO so arrange their time that they can speak
at least twice, and, il possible. three times,
when they visit this county; and the rea-
son for this Is that our county Is long
neck OF land, and our population in great
proportion live down necks projecting to-
wards the bay and the ocean. and it Is very
inconvenient for our people to meet at 4
common centre. The distinguished speaker
addressed himself to the Lynchburg plat
form, and plank by plank discussed the is
sues Of the campaign, and in eloquent
P 4 tt,o Il nd fpf nj
Mahone-Arthur party.
our legislative ticket has been nomi-
mated as follows: For lloater for Accomac
and Northampton. DR.. John !. NllkInS,
Jr., the present delegate; for delegate for
/ the county Of Accomac, L. I. Nestcott, It
new man, but true Nirginian, having
served i'm the Confederate army with dis
tInction, and will make 4 good member.
! W. z. VI. Kellam. the present delegate,
/ did not stand for the nomination, Is he
was elected attorney for the Commonwealth
ut the llay election OF this year, and did
not wish to be returned. The party Is III
fine condition, and | predict a grand ma
joritv from AccOmac-the first in the roll
call OF counties and the first in Democratic
miorities proportion to population.
| ] see that CroXtOn, OF Essex. and Gool-
rick, Of Fredericksburg, will be with lis
on the oath instant (court-day). Ran.
Tucker will be here in October Court
day.. last Monday. and in short time ON
local speakers will he at work at the re.
mote points land OF these we have a good
number, earnest, energetic, and devoted
to the cause). Score Accomac solid. as al
ways, for Virginia. The Boss idea does
not take root here, although extraordinary
effort has been made to nurture and Sus'
tain it.
Goode has gone to the county-seat OF
northampton, where he will address the
people to-day; and ! predict for him al
outpouring OF the people and an enthusi
astic reception. Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14
JUDGE RHEA's SPEECH.

As the gallant Rhea came forward his
commanding presence attracted the atten-
tion of all, and his ringing voice soon NIL
ed the courthouse to its utmost capacity
with an earnest, enthusiastic audience,
who received the strong points made by
him with round after round OF applause,
which at times was deafening. IL would
be impossible to do justice to Judge Rhea,s
magnificent speech IN this letter. He took
M. measure by measure, all OF the obnoX-
ious legislation proposed by the Malone
ties, and stripping off the flimsy veil at
TEMPTED to be thrown around them. held
each up in all its enormity before an indig-
nant people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14
NOrroIk-COunty StraightOuts.

A CANDIDATE FOR TUE HOUSE NOMINATED.
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
NORFOLK, September IL, 1888.
The straightouts Of Norfolk county held
their convention to-day In Portsmouth to
nominate a candidate for the House. About
one third Of the delegates bolted. being
Coalition Republicans. The straightouts
nominated Henry knight (colored), and the
boilers nominated Thomas Brooks (col-
oroIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14
no COALITION INFRINGEMENT.

Rhea showed plainly that there was no
reform or rctrenchment in any OF their
measures Of legislation; that the commits
sioner-of-saeS bill and all the other legisia-
ton was in pursuance Of grand scheme
to increase the offices at the disposal OF the
Mahoneites so that they could buy up sup
port. He showed that the court bill had
first fixed the salary Of the judges at about
one hall more than what il now was, and
when il was found that Bailey could not
take the Office if the salary was increased,
the salary was reluctantly changed, making
no increase, to accommodate that illus
friOlLS statesman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14

TT TOWERS LIKE THE PYRAMIDS ABOVE
ITS FELLOWS.
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PREPOSTERoUs CLAIMS.

He has snoken OF the reduction OF the
expenses. when the fact il that the ap-
preparations for 1SS2-'s3 are in excess
of those for 1SS0-'Sl by over $4,000;
and the hest that he has been able
to say for the management OF our humane
institutions and colleges is that the poison
ing in the asylum at Staunton was the re-
suit of accident, and that President Con-
rad. Of Blacksburg, has been able to FUR
nish the boys under his care with plenti-
full supply OF milk from the government
cows"
| want also TO call attention to another
fact. that in the establishment OF the CoIor-
ed Normal school at Petersburg the Read
busters provided that all the professors and
teachers shall he colored, and all the trus-
tees also, except one; and yet Mr.. Iiubard
is here complaining OF Democrats in their
platform demanding white teachers and
white trustees for white schools.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14
WILL EXHIBIT At RICHMOND
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER l7tn.
\ PLUME TOPPED TIDAL WAVE OF
SPLENDDRi
FCLIPSlNG THE BOLDEST Efforts OF
ALL OTHER MANAGERS.
SELLS BROTHERS.

SELLS BROTHERS
ENORMOUS RAILROAD SHOWS,
NOW ALL UNITED N oNE VAST AND
COLOSSAL EXHIBITION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONSOLIDATION
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14

This Great show will exhibit in Virginia ~ The
following places only: n NERI~lNBI re-. MpN-
DAY. september luth: STANTON. n E>DAl,
September lin: tlIARLOIIt~NlLLk- " I'd
NFSDAY. September l2th: BANNiLLk,Illt RS-
DAY September 18th: LNNt llBt Re-. FilDNl,
september IAN: LEXINGTON. >AIlRDAl,
September 18Th: PETtE>Bi re-. Itf-DAn-
September 18th; SUFFOLK, THURSDAY, sep
TENDER 10Th: PORT>NOI III. FRIDAY, >cptrm-
Der 2Ist; NORFOLK. SAItkpAl, NtpienI'f
22d. 80 Z.4.J,6.S,9.l III l.k3,ln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS-MASS MEETINGS
BAKER p. LEE on THE sTUMP-A BRIGHT OUT
LOOK.
tCorrcsDondence Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
LUNENBURG COURTHOUSE,
September II, 1883.
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THE CoMMIssIoNER-0F-sALEs BILL.

He said that the commissioner-of-saleS
bin would have borne very hardly upon
litigants, and would have centralized all the
money derived from the sale OF dead mems
and other estates in the hands Of political
tool, who could have used it to influence
the votes of all persons having money in
his hands by either forwarding or delaying
the payment of money as the political pro-
cliUitieS Of the applicant required.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14

and | dare him to say before the citizens OF
Greene county that he is in favor OF wipine
If ont. We have given to the colored peo-
ple all the privileges and immunities we
claim for ourselves, but we demand, in the
interest OF both, that the two races shall be
kept separate and distinct. and that the
color line shall not be obliterated nj the
bidding OF Mr.. HUBBARD. lie makes the
claim that his party is entitled to credit Tor
the frec-school system. We established IT.,
and every dollar expended for it support
goes to it under and by virtue OF Demo-
cratic legislation. The act OF the last Cen
eral Assembly III reference to schools IS 4
rerJatim copy Of the plan proposed by Mr..
Henkel, a Democrat, and adopted by a
Democratic Legislature. The people are
not to be cheated and deceived 10y these
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-01-26
PAT EN- S

Inventors will Advance their interest by
employing an experienced Attorney resi-
dent in Washington. F. A. lehman, So
licitor of American and Foreign Patents,
Washington, ID. c. has had years of sue
ccssful practice, and was formerly en- Ex-
aminer of Patents in the Patent Office.
Ill business before the Courts or the De-
partment promptly attended to. Fee con
tingent upon sue cess. Send for circular.
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q Posto mce Hours.

EOSlomCt II ours.
D ring week o.,ys Until further notice,
the ostoffice viii NE Kept open from seven
A. NJ. until min. p N
$ ndays from haif-past twelve to one
and from ioul until SIX 2. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Tie Money Order Office will not be
opened at all on Sundays; and no Money
Order business will be transacted on Sat
urtlays after four O'Clock L. Nj.
5. G. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec 3, 1910. Postmaster
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gcnli- murld.
Published
r,1esday g &c Fr1days
HEMAN and CHAS. E. JONES

HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
AFR in Brick BuHng Adj npp il,t. Montgomery ree
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-13
Roup aud It's Treatment.

A writer in q contemporary, who claims
to know all about rOup IN fowls aud its
treatment, declares that roup is not inteo-
tious, "althOuyh having that appearance,
as where IL once makes its appearance ia a
flock the whole are more or less Affected. y
Well, well. what difference ia 1t whether
II is called infectious or not, when It
amounts TO almost the same. He says
and no doubt correctly, that roup "origi-
mates among eglected flocks, subjected to
damp or muddy quarters, and 1t almost al
ways breaks out among fowls which are
removed from one place TO another IN cold
weather. The disease following the change
ofplace in cold weather, is hardly allowable
With care they can be changed from place
to place with perfect safety. When a
fowl is first affected with roup by a noise
in the throat, it can. the writer says, be
easily managed by a tablespoonful Of cas-
tor oil, to be repeated II cure does not
ensue. A purge of castor oil seems to be
the writer's cure for all phases Of roup ;
and in cases where an eye may be eaten
out, or other parts of the body attacked, a
decoction Of sugar aud lead, n addition,
followed by a wash consisting Of a mixture
Of honey, alum aud rainwater, is com
mended. Thou follow with strong food,
tonics, either cayenne pepper or tIuctuTe
of iron, alteruated in the drink.
This is one of the very worst diseases
to which fowls are subjected, and any
remedy that will stay it ought to be pub
lished rs fast as it makes its appearance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-13

81 have used Buvd0cE BLOOD Buffers with
great benCit Tor indigestion and constipation
OF the bowels " =. l.. EastOn. Hamilton Ont.
For sale by IT. Il. Cochran, druggist, lS7 and
l39 North Queen street
The greatest COutagi N destroyer ever
known Is Da, bys frOpIyIPcua Pluto. 1t pre-
vents Small PON.
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READIsa y COLUMBIA ma.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAiNs
| MONDAY, OCTOBER ggru, lkeS

Trains connect at Heading with trains tosmu
from philadelphia, PottsvilIe, Harrisburg, Al.
lsntown and New York, via Bound Bfoos
Route.
At Columbia with trains TO and from yorA,
Hanover, GottysburR, Frederick and Bait.
moro. N, WILSON, Surt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-13

Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
~ Lancaster with Niagara Express at 9ib,
Will run through to Hanover daily, except
sunday.
Frederick Accommodation, west, Con rsctinE
At Lancaster with Fast Line, west, AZ l. q. Ni0
run through 70 F~O.tOriok
lie. lar,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-13
We Challenge tho World.

WDen we say We believe, we have evidence
10 prove that ShilOh's CONSUMPTION Cure Is
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, I'm as
much hs II viii cure II common or Chronic
Cough in on e.halt the time and relieve Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, WhOOplng Cough, Group aud
SHOW more cases OF Consumption cured than
ali others. 1t Will cure where they tail, II l.
pleasant TO take, hATInius, to the yOUuge.t [
ohild and we guarantee what we say. Price
lOc., 5Oc ana flOO, II your Lungs are sore
Chest or Back lame, use ShllOhs Porous II Is.
ter. Sold by IL. b. Cochran, druggist, Nos. y
and l39 North Queen street lrbT-eodl
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pHEUmATIU SYRUP.
A Limb
Saved
And a Family Made Happy.

Mr., Philip Moore, OF West Webster,
Monroe county, n. y, says MY
daughter, now eighteen years old
has, for the past eighteen month";
ben afflicted with rheumatism In "A
very severe form. One year ago II
settleu IN the knee, since which time
enc mas been unable to touch her
loot 10 the moor or move her limb
without suffering the most excIu.
ciaung pain. Her limb was fast
growing out OF shape, although we
were doing tor her all we could, nav.
ing used all the remedies We could
hear OF and that were recon mmendCd
Tor rheumatism, none OF which ben.
htted her In the least. Her case was
pronounced incurable by the ply.
stefan and by our neighbors. and aiI
believed that she would be a crippIe
all her days, and that her limb would
never he restored TO Its original
shape. But am happy 10 say that
to-dhy ny daughter Is entirely tree
from all rheumatic pains, and thai
shc can walk with perfect ease, hay.
ing throWn aside her crutches, and
ner llnD seems Ms strong and ner
lect as ever all from the use az
your wonderful medicine " Kheu.
matlc syrup" which we cOnsi,ier
one OF the best medicines ever in.
Nouuceu Tor purifying the blood.
are afflicted with rheumatism can
not know OF It's superior merits.
1ou are at liberty 90 use my name
II II VIII do you any good, and
shall be only too gladt o tell any and
daughter"
PHILIP MOORE,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-13

II Is q strange fact that the strongest mind.
ed women shrink from being caught in their
own nj ht caps, but they never hesitate to de-
clare their exalted opinions OF DR. Buus
Cough syrCp that has cured innumeTable
coughs and colds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-13

DEhNsbLSa RAiLHOAp-r rsw
1 SCHEDULE -On and after sUNpAr
NOVEMBER, is. lsSS, trains on the pcupsyI
vania Railroad will arrive at and IuAvc tue
Lancnste' and Philadelphia depots a. follows
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gntelligrnrtr.
rHuaspAY FvENlNo, DEC. is. IS ",


Ysed,ng and stspiing Csitie I" w'"ter
Germantown Telegraph.
There was a meeting recently held In
Ohio by the farmers of certain district To
consult upon tho pf0priety oi stabling
cattle Ia winter, and the conclusion arrived
~ vas that staOling Ia the most inclement
weather was oommendable, and 1t would
probably result--such was tho belief-in
recurring less quantity of food. The
farmers of Pennsylvania, in which the
weather In by no means more than mod
erately severe, regard a~meeting for such
purposes as rather remarkable. We do not
believe that throughout this state there is
Q we'll to do farmer who does not furnish
ample shelter for his stock, aud for several
strong reasons, either one Of which would
amply repay all tho cost Of good shelter
First, the humanity of the thing second,
the security of the health Of the cattle !;
third, the additional production OF butter
and milk fourth, great ECONOMY IN teed
ing. In keeping up the needed animal heat I;
fifth. the fine condition in which the STOCK
comes through the winter sixth, in every
wav In which the expediency OF shelter Tor
cattle In winter eau be presented, the ad-
vAutages far transcend any cost IN making
the proyision. Even Ia the matter of stock
cattle we know of no farmer who goes into
this branch of farming who does not pro.
vide good shedding for them.
Tue meeting iu question makes another
remarkable suggestion-that growing ami
mails cannot digest enough straw in cold
weather to keep up heat, flea b aud strength
We should think not. The farmers of this
state would laugh at the idea Of feeding
any kind of stock on straw only. They
feed second crop aud meadow hay, corn
fodder chopped, milet or Hungarian grass,
pumpkins, rutabagas and so on. We feed
we'll and shelter well, and everything does
well.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-13
W hat we want.

Give Homcopath MA pellets AllOpalh hts
pill 9 hut tor rueuu alisU, Tor aches 'or pam.
ana sp aims, Thomas EcIectric oil II inetln.
Dly superior to either. II has heu' fitsd as
many people ~ II has had purchasers. All
druggist sell II. For sale by II. B. Cochran
druggist. ~ and laa North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-13

Il hundred upwards at '' ~ ~
hAkThAN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE. VIVA"
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MEDICAL.
DaUwN's isoN 8irTi RS.
Reasons Why You Feel Badly.

8
Because uareve wit
Tone your or
RIreshyo rweariedl
Rnich hyourva lopd q N
Cor,y neryesau
oesystem
man
should feel badly Just for
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-13
MACIIINERY,
HAyiSa DISSOLVED pAKTnEK,n1p

NiNu UIsSVLNED PAKTNEK,uIp
IL anu permanently closed the Chestnnt
etreet iron works, desire TO inform NV old
stun IN the business, being located In the Penn
Iron Company's orks, North Plum sireet
where am making Iron and Brass CaEtinps
ofevery dc tription, and viii be pleassd 10
serve all who may favor me with their patron
age. From 10 years experience in the business
ana using the best material and employing
the best mechanics, am sau fed l can guar.
antee entire satisfaction, Castings mate from
amixture OF iron and steel which are more re-
liable for strength and durability than the
Dest cast iron known. V teeth roll pinIons
Tolls anu rolling mill work specially. Cast
ings OF every description. have ali tie mai
uers al Inc well and faYorably known Mowrer
torh anu COD Crusher, retitted ana Improved
Aso on manu- mills com pletely lifted lD or In
parts, 70 replace old ones which have been In
sa,, uso or Years guaranteeing them 10 give sat
ansiso"" Il. @. MoCULLEY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-13
Rheumatic Syrup

Is the greatist Blood Puriaer known, ami win
do.all that is claimed tor II. send Tor pamph.
lot OF testimonials ana read OF those who have
been cured by its use.
Rheumatic Syrup Co., Rochester, n. Y.
tie or bottles for $500.
oct4lyd&w
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FOR SALE OR REN1.

LfOk ktNf.-A FAhM ls Tuk CRY or
Il Lancaster from April |, 1851. Apply TO
J. NJ. BURkE
nl4.tfd o.l5 North Duke Street
DtBLIU sALE-ON WEDNESDAY DE
CEMBER 10, 1855 Will bo sold at the Key.
stone House, two-si Ory Brick Dwelling
containing nail and i've rooms, Rltuated Oh
the west side OF North Christian sfrrgt No
8I2 Lot fronts ON Christian street, ~ feet
and In depth goo feet, TO North Queen street
A good wei OF water, grape vines, etc.
sale AT O'Clock IN. Conditions made
known by MARY NCCiOVERN
sHuDEkr SUTTON, Auct. dl2-U
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rHNRUSTEE'o SALE.

Whereas AN the l,t, dry -, January iss,. Nj.
T. a,i,. ia ~" ,,,,',,,, i,rr In ia. an, 80,
tg,,'i ~ I,,l'"n ns t1is,rr his ,.,-
~, t'ai az, ,.',,,.,,s,,.., IN ,,,.t O., ,In,,
IT, 49, az Ma ,,,r,.,,t al q, ,srti,I,
,.,,,,,',, n,t, t,r u,r,. fGors,,d doiIar. 81
KUN, ,int,' ,,'th sniI ,,n,i and ,ii, Two Vnnr-
,ttr, XXI, Nil, i,trr,.t l,'m ,inir "A Ion ,rr
r,nt nrr n,ii,in unynblr quarterly. yherria
th,, t,lIrviny drsrri6rl lands l,rrr conveyed
~. .n,r,'t IN ior snii Jrbt, and whereas, il ,,n,
yI,il n, .sII trtst IrrI mai II tb,, stui
t.rt,r .h,,,,t,I NH t,,,,l, a., tnItof Inc inner
,, an, -,IJ ,ut,, fs th sam" -h1uid h,yri,,, drr
,,.,,, '.nsrt., tbru s,iI uriurt,,I and l,t,.,-
t sb,,i,I hntI, hrcnin" diir and lhe uudrr-
.tsn,d sbn,,iL nj t,c rn,,ti,.t al lie said A N
t'nn. enter IMAM and take nas.rssion OF the
,,,,,,rtv brrinnftrr lr.rtIb,.I AMI sell the
ssan', Al u,,lIir Untrry nd inc CONT hnu.r door
AZ Mi rnu,n rnnnty 'INNns fmr r,sh. after
gi,t,,, t,,,,'ty AN. "a ti,r 81 the time pIur.
s,,Ii ,.,,,s ,i ',i. las n,Iyrrii.rm,ni Tor Ih,i
I,,.tt, ui nm. tn s,n,o nr,yapnurr pubti-hrd la
N,,,,,' s,'I q, brrnns s,irh Jrinuu Les b.rr
made iS gnid Cartrr In tho payment ut Interest
a. Nfnrr.nii. nm,i thr saii \ - ii. j mes ha. lu
~ Hi, ,' tr ,',,i,,rsisp,. "A. tru.t,,
", I',',s ,,,i t,r,ri,,.. -tii tft,t:
S,y ti,r,f,,rr IN, rnu- iIrratiun Of the prsu,-
"'F XIII III q, ,,,iiI, aI,'tinn fnr r,sb M
a., rn,,,i b,p.,' ,i",r al N"iounnn county h.
w. .t,' . ~, a., I.,,,,.,i,5 III, iDtb Jst ,t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-24
FOR RENT.

A desirable office in the Masonic
building over Levine Bros. dry good
house. .l,,o,,
A comfortable house near co'toh
factory, three rooma, gallery back anu
front OF house, good water one acre
IN garden.
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tho Gnrst t,rn. i'm NI,l.nrp.,, rnIrut,,.
s all umJcr c'nrc. GOO 'a.rrs in cnltiya'
non. 1000 o,.re. i'm ue.iurr. II miles
iron, Waco
Nn o-4.op o,ros Io,,d in H,.uro
comfy Suitable for spcpu ranch. GOOD
rouoe. pIentv shade and water.
\n -,u ,,rr. l,uJ. heavily uu,.
hcrrJ. in Cnmnn,bn nounty
No l-5Uu orrr. Fine farm an
Rrs1 % river six miles from ,,, Wbi'ucy.
vii nndrr t,urc. good mnroycmonts
,'r' or'I renoni hou.rs r,,imn GIN Inst.
inc water
M 5-Il5o ecres good FARMING
lsud within half mile oi' NlrGrcgor.
10 6-gsl acre. GOOD tnru-uo land
on the Neil McLcnnm survey in FAILS
comfy
No 700 acrrs. A hoouriful farm
fine neach orchard. well improved.
tnc orrrs in rultiyoiiou. seven miles
trnm Waco. nror Ricb.v station ON
'Teyqs and ~. Iom. railroad.
No. $50 acrps. A small farm two
miles from Waco. ON Rrpzos river. "a
=, arcs in rultivatioi,. rnmtortal,lr house
ond GOOD water
NJ give lois ON North Fifth
TRAM
| No 10 Five arrcs Iu,l nu No,n,
| Siyth stroct aai.iuiry prtor NrrIeI.
and's Residence ini
No. ia desirable residence ON
Four,h .trcot thrrc doors from ear.
uer of Mary four rooms. with all the
Modern convcnirncps
/ No I2-lOOO fine Npriuo owes ac.
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No. lS-l2OO fine Mcrimo ewes ne
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No. l4-lODu acres land six miles
from Waco. well improved. under
| fence. 900 acres i'm hiuh state of culti-
| vatiou.
No. ia small house anl lot on
Third street. oppoelte Col. II. 4. Par
rott,s residence
ia worry desirable brick residence
ON Franklin street near Thirtecnth:
siv roons outhouses. Kitchen. stable.
comnarativolv new house in splendid
ronnir lot IO6x i'd.
IA fine horssAinch in William
son county. milcgVeast Of Granger
station Oh, Missouri Pacific railroad,
69 miles from Waco, $50 to 10 horse,
Of winch Is are mares and balance
young horses, 20 head cattle. 80 acres
of land i'm high state of cultivation. 10
acres woodland, 100 prairie, good
stream of water and plenty of shade
and protection. good well and cistcrn.
Is-One hundred and sixteen acres
within two miles of Waco. One of
the hest farms In McLcmnan county,
ali in high state of cultivation, oppo-
site the Berry Trice farm. Also IL