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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-11-09
House and Three Lots for Sale.

offer for sale my house and three lots, sit
u2ted in the southern part of the city. The House
is good building five rooms; good cistern eel
lar and good stable. Inquire of the undersigned
on the premises. live JOHN LINDEN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-11-09
lHOMAS IRlESTLEG, Mayor
Attest I, S. ANsLEY, City Clerk

Mr.. John Halwachs, Towards
Grove, says: 81 was suffering from
general debility, Browns Iron Bit
ters made me entirely well and
tronp.n
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-11-09
Farm for Sale,

l offer for sale my farm consisting of l2o acres
situated in the town of Waldwick, town range
4; about 30 acres of said farm is under u high
state of cultivation. remainder timber, meadow
and pasture land; all well watered and well
fenced; good dwelling house, outhouses, etc.
For particulars inquire at The Democrat Office
or of the owner. I2m1 THOS. +. BROWN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-11-09
Stock Farm For Sale.

offer for sale my farm of $40 acres, situated in
Diamond Grove, five miles from Mineral Point;
50 acres under cultivation, 10 to fifteen acres
meadow land, 50 acres in pasture, the remain
watered. Good house, good milk house. and
other buildings on the place. For further par
ticulars inquire of the proprietor.
6m2 ADAM GE0LZ.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-11-09

A FEW fine Berkshire shoats for sale cheap.
n Inquire of W. I. jackson, one mile north Of
This city.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-11-09

EoR sALr-A good brood mare, Inquire at
II
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-11-09

At the P. NJ. parsonage by Rev. w. J. c. Bond,
on Oct. 9th, 1888. Mr. john +. Parsons of Linden
township, and Miss Chloe y. Perry, of Dodge
vile.
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Very choice 121
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-11-09
WANTS.

A. OFFICES of not more than twenty five words
" will be inserted in this column for one week
free Of charge. For each insertion thereafter
II charge of twenty-five cents will be made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-31

Merchants report business looking up
little.
]. B. Hayes, Of salemville, O., has moved
his family here.
Work on the new church at Etnayille 10
progressing rapidly.
P. E. Morris, State agent for the Columbia
Insurance Company, Of Dayton, was in town
yesterday.
Henry Heberlinger, sewing machine In
yentor, OF Mt. Pleasant, was In town on busi-
ness yesterday.
|. M Goudy has about completed two
tenement houses In Etwland's new addition,
for Mrs. Devinny.
The Friends yearly meeting which has
been in session at Nj. Pleasant, O., for the
last week closed yesterday.
1T. Hanes, the popular real estate agent,
who has been confined to bis room for the
past week, Is again able TO be out.
Daniel Westlake has bought q farm about
two miles west OF town, and will move his
family To II the first oil next week.
Large quantities OF hay both OF this and
last years crop Is being brought 10. from all
directions and Is bringing good price.
Mr.. Albert Hastings and family, who have
been visiting friends here for the past week,
returned to their home at Smithtield yester'
day.
Rev. G. W. sedgewick, pastor Of the
Baptist Church OF this place, left yestf rday
morning to attend the Sabbath School Con-
yention 10 be held at Birmingham, Guernsey
county. The Doctor has been selected to
preach the opening sermon Sabbath morn
ing,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-31
Fr,rnteped 10 Death By a Threat.

CHICAGO, August So.-A strange death
was reported by the detectives this evening
Of woman named Sherman, liyingat No.
224 South Clark street. A barber named
Connolly, living in the vicinity has been
drunk Of late for days at time and was
very noisy and dis9greeable. He was
elected from saloon in the neighborhood
on Tuesday and went singing and shouting
to his room. Mrs. Sherman met the man
in the hallway and demonstrated with him.
She spoke OF having him arrested, where.
upon he threatened to kill her. She be-
came so frightened that she swooned away
remaining unconscious until this afternoon,
when she died. She had previously suffer-
ed an attack Of apoplexy, which accounts
for her nervous condition. The barber has
not vet been arrested. .'
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RlIstxoRE, August So,-Plour unchanged and
uuiet, wheat, western hImer closing easy; No, 2
winter red Epot q lSfAl l61; August 81 l61+ bid;
September 81 5XAI163;- OCTOBER u lsal lSi4; No
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ed, safes will be provide for their security.
Ali articles accepted for exhibition in this
department will be transported free.

ed, safes will beprovIdej for their security.
All articles accepted for exhibition in this
department will be transported free.
The weekly meetings OF the Methodist
ministers Il the city, which were Suspended
during the summer, will be resumed next
N lndsy at2PN Vt Fourth Street Church.
ThismestlnR will be very important one as
matters concerning the conference which
meets In October will be considered.
GERrIE WILLIAMS, q young woman, an In.
mate OF Ann WOoster's place, on Twenty first
street, raised such disturbance yeIterdRy
that officer Eulty was compelled 10 enter the
house and arrest her. OF all the low and de-
paved women In the city she Is evidently
one OF the lowest. The language she used
was simply awful.
TIE Board Of Education has employed
the following teachers for the Bridgeport
schools for the next year: Prof. ]. E Orr,
superinteHdcni; Prof. J. 8. Rogers, OF Beth
any, W. Va, takes charge OF the high school;
a. A. DrummOnd, Of MorriStown, the gram
msr school, and Miss Stella Mcdonald, J. n.
rowler and Agnes Lilly the other depart
ments The schools all open sept y.
THAT we'll known and deserving institu-
ton, the Seguin Collegiate lnstitute, Ieopens
next Mondby. Miss Pauline II. seguin,
Principal and Miss L. Zelda Blanchard, her
able assistant, are ladies who have for years
devoted themselves to the art Of teaching,
and success las invariably crowned their
efforts. Music receives special attention.
The terms are reasonable, aud the care and
attention given pupils all that could be de-
sTeA.
Tug following on a postal card was received
by Secretary HSzleit yesterday from the dark
ht1lS NJ Mnnrnt. ntn the Gas works OF Wheel
ing we write to lurn II you make coal tar OF
coal pich for sale & II you do send US oats
Ilogue OF prices & your address we would like
10 get 10 gallon TO pich fore burg belonging
ton mill plees ad Irets -" The sig OF the
order nearly took the secretary's breath
away.
RESERVED seats were placed on sale yester
dNy at Wilson & Banners for the sensation
al drama, "The Bandit King portrsying the
crimes Of the James gang, which Is to be put
on the boards next Monday and Tuesday
evenings at the Opera House. Two OF The
horses used by the gang are among the &C
cessories OF the plsy introduced an the stage
and the plsy will no doubt draw q large au
dieuCe OF readers OF dash literature.
"WEDNESDAY as 9 crowded street car wa
coming down Market st Get past the Second
ward market house, a revolver, loaded and
cooked, was thrown from the window by
passenger, aud the hammer striking cobble
stone In the fall, the pistol was discharged
Two men were passing at the time, and one
Of them stopped, picked w the revolver
pocketsd It and wa!ked on. Nobody in the
car claimed 1t, and yesterday none OF the
driyers know, or would tell, anything about
the occurrence, which WIS witnessed by sew
eval men.
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Rounp ABOUT NOTES.
Doings OF west Virginians and TheII
Nenr NeiKhbl rs.

Nehr NeiEhbI rs.
Mr.. All IfWia, late editor Of the Charleston
Leader has secured position as mail agent
on the @. & o. road.
As soon n the six foot vein OF coal Is pene-
trated by the yorkmen at the Moundsyille
coal shaft, they will be given 800 supper,
the company. having passed an order to
that effect.
L. ID. Williams, of Nicholas county, recent
" killed twenty-five snakes In one day In 4
black berry patch about 800 yards from his
house, and Michael Murphy and two SOUS, OF
the same county, killed over 200, averaging
over four inches In length In an old chestnut
stump.
Last Saturday, Charles Good and John
Iuman, both OF whom live about six miles
from ST. Adams, Kanawha county, quarreled
about some matter. Good finally started for
home and Inman.fo followed him, When Good
reached his home he procured butcher
knife and cut Inman's throat 90 that he can
not possibly recover.
A little child OF August Loudenslager:
near Freeport, Harrison county, was burned
10 death few days since. The parents bad
gone from home, leaving two boys, aged
and years and baby one year old. The
boys built bon fire, and In pouring coal oil
on TO make 1t burn, the baby's dress caught
fire, and It was burned TO death.
The stockholders OF the Burrs Mills Camp
Meeting Association have elected the follow.
ing officers for the ensuing year: Trustees
J. w. Walton, Albert Wetherald, Lee Evans,
W. A. Talbot, George Tnornbureh, D. II:
Hilburn, E. q. Snyder, Frank Mcmillan and
]. 8. Howard. Managers-James Fitton,
Arthur Gregg, Jacob Arick, Samuel Berry,
Samuel Wharry, John Camp, Ell Moore, E.
P. Lee and W. F. Janeway. Ell Moore wa:
re- !lected Secretary, and John s. Howard
Treasurer
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BRADFORD. Pa, August S0.-Crude oil steady
and hfm. Total runs Wednesday Sb,2i0 barrels;
total shipments $500 barrels charters o., bar
rels: clsarances 001 barrels. United pipe line
certificates opened at 81 07 closed az u os;
hlahest nrice q 0S: loWeSta q az,
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..rhe Villain SIM pursues Herr

Prominent professional gentleman to an
lNTELLIGEEcER reporter yes. erday:
you folks don't keep up with the process.
sion very well?"
"How Is that?" {.
"You don't nail half Of the Register pla.
giartsms."
"Don't profess 10. Life Is short.n
"Dii you get on to that ons this morning.?
mo, hadn't"
"The Charleslon special in this mornings
RtgS.sris compounded Of paragraphs taken
from au' article In that able periodical, The
Krginids, OF Staunton, which ha, the honor
10 credit 1t to Its Charleston exchanges. But
the Register cuts out the reference TO other
papers, transposes the paragraphs, gives the
art Gle q big head, q Charleston date and the
label special to the Register, and in she goes.
think the lHrELII0KSciR could do a good
work by completing Its expose Of the tricks
which the Register calls enterprise. Don't
your"
NMsv- Ia n nopld y
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Bellsiro.


Gen. A. J. Warner was in town yesterday.
P. T. King got back from bis European trip
yesterday. 4
A, Klotz, Of Mayer & klotz, leaves today
for the east.
Rev VIM. CASTOR, of Cleveland, was in
town yesterday.
Boat race Saturday, Circus Monday, Pre-.
hibition convention TUESDAY; and all will st-
tract crowds here.
Rev. ]. K. McKallip got back to Bellaire
yesterday. Mrs. McKallip is not Quite as
we'll as she has been, and did notreturn with
him.
Capt. B. t. Jones, superinten dent Of
schools, Is back from his summer vacation.
The schools do not begin till September 10.
giving the boys q cpance to see the circus
without playing "hookey."
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CITY nATrEks.
n,,es No 70. ON Current Events OF Minor
Interest.

Interest.
os and after tomorrow sportsmen can
sho1t ali the SQUIRRELS and quail they desire
In Pennsylvania.
JOIN McKENYAN fell In sudden spell Of
sickness at the Court House yesterday ana
was bruised somewhat.
KRAMxR's orchestra has, been engaged TO
MAY for a hop TO be given In Welday's Hall,
st, UIairsyile, on the evening OF the last Day
OF the fair there.
Tng Citizens Railway Company has used
old ties and strlngers on Forty.Second street
from Jacob street 10 the stables, and made
good corduroy road.
JAMES C. LAN0Pfrr was remanded to jail
Yesterday by Squire Caldwell In default Of a
bond to keep the peace toward his vile,
whom he had threatened to kill.
TtE body OF u railroad man named Leo
nard who was accidentally killed on the Con'
nelsyille road Wednesday, ives taken through
Inc CITY yesterday to his late home ut ZInes'
vile.
Apour twenty-five members OF Holiday
Post q, A, r ofthis city went out to West
Alexander last evening 10 be present st the
Institution OF new post there. They drove
outin an omnibus and spriog wagon, gally
decked with small hasS.
TuE German Bakers Association gaze q
uicnic Yesterday at seibert's, fiat giving .
snlsndid mounted parade through the street,,
headed BY the Opera House band, and ar
rSyed In snowy caps and white aprons. The
day was most enioyably spent s.'.-.
THE Municipal Court met yesterday morn
inc at $50 o'clock, Judge LETTERS on the
ranch. Judgment for 1856 90 was rendered
saint tho defendant In the casa OF N. 8.
S6opleign 4 Co. vs.. Geo. g. Roth, In assump-
Sit. Court adjourned till $3.50 a. N. to-day
In steubenyills persons attending place
NJ smusement and making big racket by
Stsmning with their feet, BY way OF applause
aTe axes before the Mayor and tined g and
costa. An ordinance TO that effect In this city,
Il enforced, would soon fill the o!ty's Golfers.
Trx management Of the Pittsburgh Expo
s,tion are making specially Of the relic de-
nsrtment this year, and are anxious to re;
psiys exhibits from all who can send
tSam All articles OF interest, antique or
o SIS curious or interesting In any DC.
o 9si viii DO acceptable. Suitable glass cases
S ~ a'v;iciss loaned, and IN addition TO the
III slfisisnt police surysilGdCe always maintain
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rae ELn oRoyE moroRs.
Council 10 Consider she Company's
Proposition This Evening.

Proposition This Evening.
A special meeting Of Council will be held
this evening to consider the petition Of the
Elm Grove Railway Company for permission
10 operate their linein the city as far as their
Off co and stables on Sixteenth street with
the steam motors now used on the line from
Fulton 10 the eastern terminus. Thesubject
Is one which is regarded with general interest
by the public, and considerable feeling Is
manifested on both sides OF the question.
The opponents OF the motors have been cir.
Gu ating petitions since Tuesday nights
ordinance, and these have received numerous
signatures. President Reymann thought=ot
circulating counter petitions asking favor
able action on the ordinance but the idea
was not advanced until 90 late that by the
advice OF the friends OF the road this was not
done, Il being considered wiser TO 60 before
Council on toe merits ottbe proposition.
To meet the objection that the use OF the
motors on Sixteenth street would interfere
with other travel on the principal thorough
fare between the city aud the country on the
east, the company announce that II Council
will pass the ordinance granting them the
right OF way over Sixteenth street for the
motors, they will give written guarantee to
| phy nhl tub eApeu5c VI OPeuluk 1ouAbSehhA
and Fifteenth streets To McColloch, ard put
ting them into good condition for travel.
Mr.. Reymsnn, President Of the Railway
Company, says that the ties, stringers and
rails OF the track within the city limits are
so worn that new track will be necessary
not later than next spring. With the pres.
ent unsatisfactory arrangement, he Gays, II
would be throwing away money to relay the
track for the horse cars, and be declares that
unless the motors can be allowed to come into
the city she will not put money into new
track, but will abandon the city part OF tbs
line positively and absolutely. He gives Us
one important consideration making 1t de.
sirable that the company should be allowed
to bring the motors into town the impo 81
bility Of procuring suitable water for the
boilers in the country. The water there Is
hard, 80 strongly impregnsted with Inns that
1t Is not at all ft for making steam, and al.
ready its use has necessiiated the refining OF
the tlues twice.
The contest 10 Council this evening will
attract u large crowd OF spectators, and the
J result will be awaited with an interest which
has been awakened by few local questions
lately,
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PrTrsnuneH, Pa; August so.-IetToeum I, ta a.,
refined 7za75kc for Philadelphia delivery. The
afternoon session was fairly active opened ats
advanced 70 81 OK, and closed finer at 81 e7h.
New YoRk, August So-Petroleum quiet; United
81 OK: refined 7aSa's<c.
BALTIMORE, August So.-Petroleum unchanged.
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The most popular general store on the
South Side Is the Labelle, corner OF 0hapline
and Thirty.Grst streets. Capt. ]. NJ. Ray,
proprietor. His goods are always what they
are repre-! ented 10 be aud yerything is clean
and fresh. He has Just laid In large stock
OF new goods for Fall and Winter. to which
attention Is called. His stock OF aannels, Of
every variety, Is very large, and the same
can he said Of his stock OF other cloths. At
the aBelle one can procure almostany Thing
needed for sekesping purposes and have
can be tslephoned. The store Is one OF the
very best Of the kind in the city, aud the
prices on every thing are as low as those
anywhere. Capt Ray will be found an
agreeable person TO deal with. During the
three years he has been OF the La Belle his
trade has constantly increased, IS he makes
It a point to please every one.
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FELL AMONG THIEVES.
ASni Men Robbed Of $50 while Intozi.


A man who said his name was Ben Harris,
acatchsr at the Riverside Iron Works, claims
to have been robbed last night shortly
before midnight OF $50. He did not
work yesterday, laying of to allow
friend who was hard up to got alittls
money by working as bis substitute. he
spent. the latter part Of the day up town, and
managed last evening TO get gloriously full.
In this condition he wandered around for
some time, and finally late In the evening to
Hubbard's board yard, near the saw mill, on
Sixteenth and Main streets, and laying down
be walked up about midnight he found that
roll Of money, containing something over
$50, had been stolen from bis pocket while he
was asleep. No clue could be discovered to
the thieves, and Harris thought II would not
be worth while to report his loss to the po-
liza
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EfE YoES, August a. Flour dull; ps,eip'l
10 Ss " o So barrels sapeIIs State
s srs 't ST. 90 va SSoa es aG saS %set K
loves; options opened steady and sItcT
cIIncd 1aSe eIesiDs steady flesiBIs y. sS5 bush
ped August, sales q O09 buihelt at 81 lIlal
4 j ri is eissss 4 slIS 6sieeSEI ssis.
closed al 81 2lSS December, tales 40 bushels a
SuiSess a. q 2S5Iai d 4. ciOsed 81 81 8SS Corn,
sas .tet%sIds III III e cAo' oi Sssl
1900 bushes; Spgaded b6lSaHsC; No.
i ASs Al stS 6csoSe ee S e g. ES
iS sS: 6asSol Western I mixed si5 Ss
Sc white western 9laisc! Coffee, demand iSIr
Srsnulated Sic. MSIases Snles ana sesaS NV
Orleans S0a5Sc. Rice steady Ind 10 iaif demand,
Tall0w lIeady III ystasC' holin, d o. Turpen line
duly " tOhe, ,Essa. western flesh arm. PORK
quiet aid steady. Lard 6m: Prime steam ss Ss
Disc: September s.77Gsslc' October 8SOaS $50: Ee
ypmheF 3, 99aS. COO, D0pemlRE koc january S,6Sa
SSc. Bhtel aulet and weak Cheese ID good
AemRudand hEmi western fiat Tt{asc.
CHloAso, August %. Flourquiet aud unchanged.
Wheat, regular quiet and nominAlly unchan Ved Al
81 oo{ August: o. oJ5lal OK September; StGl5<a
! on OoinhAI: 81 OK November; 81 COZ year; IA
2 ChicagoEpring q 0OIs No. do 9Oa9lIfc No. red
winter ii OK. Corn quiet and steady at 4la9ll{p
ea s Is ASsSs SSsS SS sssi Sss Su G
Reptember: 26K Ie5s3SSc October; 265+o November;
26ac year. Rye steady and hsn a &C. Barley
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TIE NATIONAL GAMr.
The LcndyI,Ic blues 10 Visit wheeling.
NaIIers' Mines,

Manager Joe Balzsr, OF the Healy ba,e bal
olnb. Yesterday received proposition tC
NAV the Leadville Blues, Of Leadyille, Colo
Edo. q game on the State Fair Grounds or
Monday, September ", This club Is making
= tour across the country. a favorable re-
snonE, was tslegraphed 10 Dayton, Ohio,
where the club plays to-day, and in all proba'
bilILy ths game will be played on the day
named. 1t will DO IN interesting event, and
no doubt draw = large crowd. The Leadville
bSse balIists are like everybody else ont there
mo undertaking dismays them.
The BsndanSs played game With Q picked
nine on the old tAir grounds yesterday, and
won Il by score Of 10 70 9, eleven innings
hsinV necessary TO decide II.
A match game OF base ball will be played,
Saturday afternoon, on the old Fair Grounds,
betWeeIi the LaBelle niilerB and the Bel,
mont nailers. The game is to be called at 2
O'clock. The follow ing gentlemen will play
LaBeilc-TraviS, Lincb, Bero, JOS, Work,
shields, Remmick, shater, Bero, F., Stewart,
Belmont Chew, H., Gaveron, j., CLARK,
Chew, G., Johnston, House, Gayeron, r;
Gayeron.
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uhe .antethqeuter.
NcM Adyertisemenls.

Ofilce Nos. rs and ~ fourteenin street.
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"Msy-be II could. y
Yisitorn 10 Oregon.

Portland Sunday 0nqoRian.
Mr.. Henry J. Winssr, chief OF the bureau
of information Of the Northern Pacific Raj
road Company, who has been pointing out
The beautiesand wonders of the Yellowstone
National PARK 10 party OF guests Of the com.
pany, consisting OF forty editors aud pub
fishers representing memberships in the
Western Associated Press, arrived here last
evening. He Is accompanied by two OF the
party, VIM. 2. Fuller, editor Of the Detroit
Post and Tribune, and Hon. A. w. Campbell,
OF the Wheeling wv. Va IsrELLlGKXcER.
who wished To see something Of Oregon be-
fore returning esst. The party enjoyed de-
lightful time, aud their expectations in re-
gard to the magnificent scenery were more
than fulfilled.
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The Central Glass House gas well Is sill IN
staiu mo. The grou.d Is so treacherous that
IL is exceedingly difficult to shut the water
out by casing. Work is progressing fayora-
bly, at Reymann'swell. Atthe PAUL well, at
Martins Ferry, depth Of 1,40e feet was
reached yesterday, aud work is gong ahead
steadily. Its e1pec'e ed the large vein Of gas
will be found at depth OF Zoo feet, which
depth will be reached tomorrow II no further
mfshap delays the work.
The steubenyille Herald says: The Jefferson
well isdown $50 feet the Mingo 800 and the
Buckeye pipe IS. Everything is progress
ing satisfactorily. George E. Sharp has let
the contract TO sink gas well at Alikanna.
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The indications are that the Moundsville
camp ground next season will be more Of
summer resort than ever before. During the
season Just past between so and 90 lots have
been purchased, on which cottages will be
erected early in the Spring. Col. Hugh ster-
ling and Col. VIM. Travis, Of this city, dur
Ing the past week purchased cottages site
ated In the Bodley row. They are two OF the
six built by Mr.. Bodley OF Nav Orleans, az d
sold at actual cost. The subscription books
show that "a COO has been subscribed towards
the erection OF hotel. Provided the B. & O.
should run switch 10 the grounds, the list
OF property owners will undoubtedly be in
Craalan