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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
THEY CONE E.e.,.
Strawberries That Sell for Twenty-6
Cents Each-Other Costly Delicscies.


[Chicago Tribunel
Among.the many delicious things thai
money will buy are Strawberries big a.
walnuts and red and juicy. They are for
sale at the down town fruit stores and oc-
casionally are seen in the groceries thai
have what is called fancy trade.
1--WE have been selling Strawberries right
along since December" said the clerk
sThe business is not brisk; the berries are
too high for most folks, but all our custom
ers enjoy looking a; them. The berries
come all the way from Vineiand. y. J.,
and cost US ten dollars a quart"
The young man tenderly raised the lay
CT of wadding from the box and displayed
a cotton bed on which reposed twenty Eve
berries.
"How much;"
"Five dollars pint"
"But YOU don't call this pint. Do von''
40. bot do, and IL YOU don't vsntltben
say so, because ! must cover them Up from
the cold"
There were three other so-called pint
boxes on the counter. and is was not q hsrr
thing - believe that the entire lot had beer
made from the ten-dollsr quart received
that morning
I'VE sell them - different people" coD-
tiuued the clerk. get them teice . week,
and sell them generally The very dsy they
come in. A caterer - 0ur best customer
He tsIvs them w fhe piece. paws tvsniT-
ave renfs f1r ererv one. sni We sell bin r >
many fbsf vaF ss ne wants He rnske'
some k.n ~ ruuch for the uptown receFi-
tons. snd puts jDst one berry IN ssct
glass Then ws have = Prairie avenue
customer ub0 is generally ready y fuY
up the STOCK. sud STATE street nssn vic
tates ten dollars worth every SATURDAY..
TIE hotel mea pstrorize os occasionslIv 4"
Here's s1He -faiag uiee. t03. Sf.2s :
pound" sri TIE reporter wss i1trofuoea
% tin hax 6Hei vfth pe- rs1 tosnstoes-
H1w many ia = po1n3f7
Four little anes or thr~e ls~gs ones.
Here sre caeuufs-s. tosi.H sd hs took
from barrel tpo sfieks - cboiera- HYoo
car hsvs TIE pair ~ = A." hEt the oTer
vas 8ecifn@d sa5 tas ert@rrrlsiug kaek-
ster moved over 70 t5e apVi@s 20 hUnf ~
s1nnefhing r. thst hns y
Here ta~y are. Re sasi. s9sdy sppies.
tsint7 a. you piease, s1d sweet sna sound
- nss, ard oniy ffty csnts a sssxs-s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
NV YORK. March %.

FIoUR-Dull and steady. Round hoop Ohio,
50 0OH5 25. City Mill extra. 81 0G4 90: st.
Louis extra. s. 6od5 p: Southern -four steady:
common TO choice extra. - AN5 a.
WHEAT-Options were active with prices irreg-
ular. closing firm with slight decline for the
day. Spot lots closed steady; spot sales No. ped
winter. Y31asc; ungrsded spring. s5c. do No. 2
SIC; No. ? red winter. qodq2c. No. 2 red state
eiiic: No. rcd winter April sOlsc; do May. Qi1
ftel NC. do June. 1'sc.
GoRS-OptioDs moderately active and irregular
closing at about yesterdays figures. Spot lots
closed heavy and weak spot sales ungrsded mixed.
g'~ua0lsc; No. 2. aoc: steamer mixed. 4sisd Sic;
ungraded white. Sic; No. 2 mixed March. 4ea "a
50A do April. 5Oisc. do May. OLG5OAo.
OATs-Options quiet: closed slightly lower:
spot lots closed weak at IA y lower. spot sales
No. white state, s9isc; No. 2 mixed April. s7l.6
S7h.c: do May. p xdS7isc
RYK-Dull asd steady; Western. nc: state nv
H73isc
BARIET- Nominal.
PoRE- Dull. mess. si2 5sH13 %.
LARD-tlosei firm; s. f7ss cash; 81 1871 ls
April.
BUTTER Dali; state. 146Z7c: Western Io6 &c.
SUGAR Dali. fair 70 good refining. 4 il-led
4 Is i6c
Eess-Dull. state I7iSaf7Ac western. IT9I7h.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

HArfvAx. y. =. March 26.-An earnest de-
bate on the question Of the repeal Of the
union With Canada was had IN the House of
Assembly yesterday. Hon. Mr.. Fielding,
header of the Government, moved an amend
uaent % the resolutions that Ii the Govern
meut and Parliament Of Canada fail to
make provision during the present session
II sand Parliament % place the province of
Nova Scotia In a better financial position IN
the Union. this House sffirrns that 70 Sill be
necessary 10 secura a severance OF the pO-
litical connection between the province and
the Dominion OF Canada
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
The Best ofTaisnt.

The entertsiumeui - De given ~ Povers' >
Opsrn BoDse fhis evening PROMISES b. -
ons a fhs best - the saason 1hoae vhc
s-s 10 tsks Iarf hs~s been chosen from tis
foremost readers and musicians ~ tifs conn
trs Ms Annie n S~otf. - q Louis isas
fep s9ueis 81 reader sf ham )rous and
dramatic eeieetions and her srpearsues
si0ne sb0al1 Insure fuil honss.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
eOTE4 ARE PREPARING FOR ~AR.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT.
The RUSSIANS AGGRESSIVE.
Nothing Ike Such Excitement Before
Slacs the Crimean War-WaF
Believed 70 De Inevitable.

LESBOS. March ai.-Active var prepara-
ti0as throughout England continue, and not
slncs tle days of the Crimea has the excite
alant been ~ great The belief has rapidly
grown = tam the pact few days that war
sIlh Russia IL unavoidable. and the var fever
Is as,s sIi ong g20D the people. The activity
AZ TIE arsenals and a0cL yards b almost IN
precsdented. Large forces Of men are en-
ploied both day a1d night. nlIng the heavy
order already sent ia - both the ~ar and
admiralty Offlce- This morulng officers
Of the ordinances department. AZ Chat
ham received imperative orders -
shit Immediately - bombay al the Martini
heLry fidss ia store ia that departIne n.
Already lhe Government ar-snals are taxed
a. their utmost. anI 50 urgent are some VI
lhs orders that contracts have been made
with private nrns. Al the dock yards YES
ssls are being Htted o0t Tor immediate de
pargure, some Of them not having been
pla.r 4 under Ealing orders for years. Among
those which are being rapidly lifted Oat Tor
sea are the men-of var Mercury, Deyasta-
tlogi. COlO=sus aud Bacchante AID the troop
ship OrOnle-.
Notwithstanding that the situfti0n has not
improved in the 4ea-t, al the markets are
stronger this morning. ca the Stock Ex-
change dealing. are characterized by more
confident tone and the scare OF yesterday
seems a. have materially diminished
Dispatches from ST. Petersburg state that
a var council 0f generals, including the
grand dukes Nicholas, ladlmir, Peter and
George. has been called "a decide If in ease
Of sar the regular cavalry could be used IA
Central Asla. waere prOveGder and sater are
scarce.
Agents of the Indiaa cOmmissacIat de
partmeut have been making enormous pur-
chtses OF cauels in Burmah Tor military
purposes. Thousands of these animals are
beng forwarded 81 Bombay and other cen
tsrs a. rapidly A. possible
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

Special "a Detroit News.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-Robert McKin-
strey, of Jackson. Mich, is here looking
after an Office. He would like to be pension
agent at Detroit, and has strong backing
for the place. Mr.. Maybury, how
ever. has candidate of his own
for that position. III the person of
Capt Charles A. Dupont. Congressman
Carleton would like 10 see Col. Judson >.
rarrar, of Mount Clemens, get it. Between
the three candidates rather lively contest
is in prospect. /. NJ. Weston, of Grand
Rapids, is here. He has not picked out the
place he would prefer, but he is positive he
would like something.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

Nxw,ss. \. J.. March "a terrific prize
srht with bars knucklsS vas fought two
miles outsde ~ the city tonight - two
hight weights. Jim Donovan. Of New York.
aud giu Ross. of Beston. Both men fought
farociously. Their fsces we're pounded ont
81 human raseuu uhlance. In the tenth round
Donovan struck Ross under the left ear
krccking hin senseless. The stakes. <2s
with gate mUusY. we're awarded % Donovan.
Ross vas taken to = hospital.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
New York.

NEW YORK. March %.
Wall street closing: Money closed easy
at 141h per cent. Exchange closed firm.
posted rates. 81 55Gt S7li; actual rates. s. SAG
ASA for sixty days; 81 SB1sGi 81 for demand.
Governments closed firm; currency 6's Us
hid; Is coupons l22i4 bid; 41s's do 1lls. bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed ~ follows: Union
frsts. 11S4 l19i4; Land Grants. i0e bid: do
sinking funds. 1ls46IIeil: Centrals lI2hGI1s.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
An Insane Man Suicides.

CHICAGO, March pa well-dressed stran-
ger, evidently suffering from the effects of a
prolonged debauch, registered at the Davis
House, Clark street, this morning. He had
10 money. saying he had been robbed of
over 500 During the day he left his over
coat in the office a. security. About $780,
while suffering, it is supposed, from delir-
ium tremens, he leaped from his window on
the third floor, TO the street and was killed
Letters found on the body are addressed TO
Andrew Reddy, Quincy, Mich.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

LONDON. March 2G--Just as tO-day's Cab
met council adjourned, special messenger
arrived from the war office bringing further
Dispatches. After Gladstone had glanced
over the papers he summoned his colleagues
e. another conference. which lasted several
hours. The nature of the additional infOr-
nation can only be couiectured. bat there Is
NJ doubt that it vas considered important
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

WABASH, Ind, March 26.-This afternoon
the boiler in VI f. Larken's saw-mill, near
JonesbOro, exploded with terrific force, kill
ing instantly a workman named George
Miller, of Marion. The engineer, Charles
McFan, was badly scalded and II Is feared
his injuries may result fatally. The mill is
"A total wreck. The explosion was caused by
a flaw In the iron.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
rrxi,v 10 Moo Mne. Van Zandt.

PARfs, March 26.-Ihe demonstrations
against Nile. Van Zandt continue. During
to-uirht's performance a mob gathered out
aidss the Thestar Comigns and howled "A
has Taa Taaslf 70 They smashed the win
siosFs and tore down the play bills containing
rhe prins donns's name. Finally the dis
orderly crowd uade a rush for the doors. IN
sfusling ~ break into the theater Al tins
i,incture a squad of police arrived aud DIS
persed the mob. making several arrests
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

Furnished daily from the Office Of ". X
Scribner, real estate dealer.
Henry l. pre4sburg - Esnsralds l. Bal
lard. lot "a blk J.. Isarfl.s add q 80
Klizsl,sth A Bsrf0n 20 william n Banks
iof ~. Bless 4 A Harlan's add a.
David Potter t. Elizabeth Lynch i0t /
Cotton . sob ~
Marths f5iluer 20 Newell Hand X -
in u blk 4. kp-iard A Wickisans srid
Lowell las
asyah A. Morris - Cisss "a. Coit piecs ~
land on cpf - Cherry street Hud 9adi-
son svefiue city ar
Aiexsndsr J CLARK - Beruy and Bunsa.
Clsrk loss 4 2 ? and X = ~ 3. blk
Alaeks ~
Elizabeth kilt - Jerome Dicke-son
r X = ne y - p = n sec y. Neisfrl -
Catherine Of tyfinfr - fhristelTiser Nils
- - p q r. - nv - So T. Bgrun -
Ranisnir y Washhurn - gof- Ffsief
lsuf on ~ Ada -
ffesrrs 81 Vhiis ~ Sslorun K ssrgaof
Earf = e = - a ci -sr 2 feessdf ~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
CIevelands Sisters Still Republicans.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The interesting
discovery has been made that the President
sisters are staunch Republicans, and have
not abated a particle of their faith since
they came into the White House. This has
prompted certain disappointed office-seek-
ers 10 say that the President IL himself any
thing but a Democrat, and that this il the
reason he has passed by their claims TO take
Others who have not earned promotion.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

NKv yosS. March .6--Shortiy after mid
night dre broke out IN a fve-story iron
f.ont b1ilfinr. a,-ss Duane street. occu-
Pied hv ~ r. Psrson + sons. a@ the Va
ronal Slams Book Company. hnod 2 Crane
hthorrsrher.. and John Flehsr. n1snu-
factnrer ~ enveiopes. The three uDpef
f,,ors we're zufied. Ioss on stoCs. mach b.
erv and hni.ainr. <15lso
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
Gen Grant Apoears to Be Better.

New YoEK, March 26.--Gen, Grant appears
much better to-day than for several days
past. Tie ate heartily and suffered little.
During the afternoon he was driven through
Central Park and OH his return gave testi-
mony to be used IN the Fish trial. only coun-
-el and stenographer being present The
examination did not seem to exhaust him.
lie retired az 10 o'clock tonight and was
soon asleep.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
Excitement in Central America.

AsPINwALL, March 26.-Advices from Pan
anna are that the rebels have captured the
barracks there, after slight resistance and a
few deaths. Dispatches from La Libertad
say excitement over the reported advance of
Barrios Is increasing. The invading army
is said to be vastly superior to that of San
Salvador. 1t Is believed a conflict will soon
Occur.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

WASHINGTON. y. O.. March s;-The Senate
committee to waif en- lhe President and IN
f,rm hin the Senste vas ready to sdiourn
performed t,as dstv this afternoon. IL r.
understood tllai tne Prasident said be veula
~ ready far faeu 1o sdionrn hv Saturday
sftarnctrff
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
Fire at Grand Haven.

at 2 O'Clock fire destroyed the blacksmith
shop of Gustave q Herman Hubert. Value
of building and contents, $1,000; insured
in the Hanover Insurance Company for $3.50
and In the British-American for Sl,2UO.
This is Hubert's fourth fire in a short time.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

Judge Wffi.sy - slightly indispoasd. vtics
- says is uzua s1th nm af this tirns
- yesr. sn5. n order r. silgv hifn fitoe 4
rscoEersfs. the friai u TIRE rsusunine ca~s'
On ERE dockei fer tht present tern ~ ~
United Ststes Co0rt VII - postponed for
fss vseks. TIE sdlosrBmeut viH b EDaas
to-osy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
a Burning Shin Seen.

NEw York, March 26.-Steamship Schie-
dam, which arrived to-day from ROtter dam,
reports having passed, March 10. a ship on
fire. No trace of the crew could be seen.
The ship was painted black. with a copper
bottom and round stern. No name could be
seen.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
TRADE AND FINANCE,
Chicago Markets.
OFFICE OF 4. V. TAYLOR, Powers Block,
GRAND RAPIDS. March 26 1885.

OFFICE OF +. '. TAYLOR, Powers q Block,
GRAND RAPIDS. March u. 1855.
Gables. Liverpool-Wheat and corn strong.
Mark Lane cargoes of wheat off coast sd higher.
Consols lower
Markets all opened higher and excited. but soon
became weak under large offerings. brought out
by fine weather and a general disbelief in the
probability Of European war. Later, in the effort
to buy back this wheat sold in the morning prices
were advanced pa &C from lowest prices, and closed
af haloxU ha
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
Drunken Old Man Suicides.

NEW HOLLAND, O., March 26.-Solomon
Shipley, sen., 20 years old. committed sui
eide early this morning by drowning him
self. Tie had been on a spree for few
days and was crazed with drink.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
DEAD IN THE SNOW.
Two Woodsmen Find Lone Survivor
of an Indian Camp.

of an Indian Camp.
Special Dispatch to The TELEGRAM.
CADILLAC, Mich, March 26.-Two woods
men reached here this afternoon on snow
shoes. They found an Indian camp on Pine
River, in the southwestern part of the
county. There was a solitary Indian girl in
the camp, the only survivor of party of
seven. They took the girl to place of safety
and buried the others in the snow. The girl
had been without food for four days and was
too exhausted to travel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

LoSDoS. March 6.-Advices are az hand
that commercial crisis exiss exists IN Mos
COW. Four Of the largest tea and sugar firms
have failed. vith liabilities amounting 70
<l2nsaftD
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
The Indians Ready for the Frav.

CALCUTTA, March 26.-The native chiefs
Of Punjsub are eagerly responding to the
invitation to meet Dufferin at Rawal Pindi
and confer as to measures for repeili NJ
Russian aggression.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
Oufferon's Demands.

LONDON, March 26.-It is believed that
Lord Dufferin threatened to resign the
viceroyship of India unless the Government
hOnOred his requisition for 25OOOm men from
England. This accounts for the calling out
of the reserves.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

MuSTCH, March 25.- Bismarcks Bavsrian
admirers send a. birthday eft a silver
enameIled table said 20 be r masterpiece q
German art The province of frsnCouia
sends Wiues.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

ras nominated hg tise ReTnhiirsr City Cen
rentioa - 1sF aftev 4 stormy sesssoUl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
Hanged Himself.

Special Dispatch to THE TELEGRAM
HARBoB SPRINGS, March 26.-August
Kahka, an insane man confined in the Jail,
hanged himself to the window CRATE to-day.
he made rope of the bedding in his cell.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

HswrIroS. Ont. Msreh a-TSf siberia
srresrs ~ 70 sprea6inz fsroaghont thfs city
and several rev eases err reported today
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

WssaNeToS. March M.-Hon. John O..
Thompson is iu1rroviuz. Dr. Rhzs feels
much encouraged az the favorable chenEe
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

NoyrrstrnR. Vt. Msrrh F-This rrorn-
inz Clsrs ~ Sansiers. convicted ~ usr-
tventv Vears.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

mo wonder Spring a Con
pany have SO large a trade" ]
the expression of scores of pee
pie every day when they ar
made known the low price
prevailing AT our store.
Table Linens, Napkins, Tow
els, Sheetings. Prints. Cam
brics, Shirtings. Cloths. Flan
nels. Ginghams. Plaids. Ticks
Denims. Drills. and m fac
everything needed 10y th
thousands. All these good
are being sold 10y Us at til
most marvellous low prices.
SPRING d COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

IsaxDoS. Msr-h 1s-H + re7o~tez tl.at
eholerz has broken ont IN ne Crizsea.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
CARPETS
ron casE.

A Graad Fsostc foe -4H Hhs 60.
template Purchasing Carpets
Aay Qualify az osassss
$4,000 ~ orth Co De Closed q
af Wholesale Prices Tor Cash.
This morning 18th inst
we Will open up our a
tire stock, consisting of ovs
one thousand pieces of Ca
petings, representing I'll
largest line ever shown in TIA
city. Mark the extreme 10.
prices.
800 PIE a. Tapestry Brusse
al 55c, Coo. Zoe
250 pieces Body Brussels 4
Soc, Leo, 10, l.20.
Moqaettes ~ 2s, sT.S5, sf.s5.
Teioets SI.I0, sI.25. sI.S5.
Ingrasas 25c.
Inorasns Soc.
Insrasns s0c.
Ingrdfns soc.
Iagrdf,is COc.
Iagrdsns 65c.
In addition We shall clos
ont an immense stock of Rug
Mats, Mattings, Crumb Cloth,
Oil Cloths Linoleums. Lac
Curtains, etc. etc.
SPRING d COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
ALWAYS AHEAD

Whoever has 10 buy a Suit
or Trousers. Shirts or Under
wear. is reminded that ouI
guarantee with each sale
pledges ns 10 give the best
Bargains every time. Yor
can wear our Clothes into
other stores. Compare then
and return for your mony /.
you think you can do better
elsewhere.
Pew men wear ont their trousers frst
the knee. '-7egos Sitting.
A single pair of trousers will
not carry man or boy
through an entire season, so II
the Spring of the year we ex.
pect All active demand foi
these essential garments We
are PREPARED TO meet the de
mand a never before
Trousers Of al grades from
$3.50 for . mechanics strong
serviceable, everyday Pap<'
TO a $500 Article. fit fg@
occasion. Now-a-days,f
s buys good enough Tr
for almost any one,
these Prices We have
/ r-ar-il.4r :. l,f Dats n....
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

The Almighty Dollar vii
purchase more Dry Goods from
our establishment than IL eve.
would since the world began
SPRING q COMPANY.
Turkey Red Table Damaski
from 2Sc TO SOC per yard, thes,
goods are nearly half tbei.
usual value.
We are selling Coloreo
Blankets at half their formei
price. SPRING d COMPANY.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-03-27
A NINETEEN OUNCE NUGGET.
Murray Sun.l


A sensation was created late Thursday
afternoon by the news that an immense
chunk of gold had been found on Porter &
Henderson Gillette claim, mile below
Murray. The report was brought to town
by one of the men working on the claim,
but as the nugget did not come up during
the evening many were inclined to discredit
However, Mr.. Porter gave all doubters an
opportunity to convince themselves by a
sight and heft of the piece Tuesday morn
ing. 1t was found to be irregular in shape,
nearly four inches long, two and half wide
and one in thickness, and weighed nineteen
ounces, twelve pennyweights and eighteen
grains, the largest nugget ever found in the
quartz, which will probably amount to an
ounce, while the gold is of bright yellow,
with no rusty stains, and is well rolled.
1t was struck twice with a pick and scraped
into pan with some gravel by a minner
named jackson, one of the 1essees of the
ground He had not proceeded very far in
washing the dirt when he came across the
nugget. For moment he was bewildered
by its enormous size, then he give . yell
that made the pineries echo for miles, and
in the excitement of the moment jumped in
the creek up to his armpits. His compan.
ions, hearing the cry rushed to the spot and
found the overjoyed miner struggling up the
bank with the, nugget firmly .ciipched in his
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-03-27

hand. There was general rejoicing over
the find, and remainder of the dirt panned
ont, which gave another piece of an ounce
in weight and small gold over an ounce,
giving the entire pan value of 81 ounces
and over, the largest amount ever taken out
in one pan in the camp Of which we have
any record. The Gillette has so far proved
to be our banner claim, and the spring op.
ening keeps it in the front rank. Its prev
ious largest nugget weighed l34 ounces,
while vast number of smaller ones of from
one to ten ounces have been ga-nered by the
lucky owners.
Up to the finding of the above nugget
Dream gulch had the prestige with 10
ounces, but, as will be seen, the Gillette
piece is nearly half All ounce heavier. The
Myrtle claim on Trail gulch, which has held
the second position in the nugget line, in
the camp, with a l7-ornce chunk, is now
relegated to the third posi- on and Dream
to the second. No doubt we will be called
upon to chronicle further changes as the
season advances.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-03-27

STOCK FARM-32o acres, about so in e1tivstior
150 acres can be cultivated, so acres of : FIR and
oak timber, the balance good grass land. Snail COM
haustible ou range, making one Of the best stock
ranges in Benton county. Situated about 10 miles
Southwest of Corvallis. Price $1,000.
FARM-A farm Of 1876 acres Of land situated I
mile from Corvallis. in Linn County, Or. All under
fence; so acres of rich b ttGm land in cultivation
Sc acres OF good fir, and maple timber: good
houses, good orchards and two good wells with
pumps. Terms $50 per acre, half cash down md
balance payable in and two years, secured by
mortgage upon the farm.
LOTS-Two unimproved lots in Corvallis One Of
the choicest building places in the city for sale
enable.
ALSO Four unmproved lots except fene-
ed in Corvallis, Or. The choicest building plaas in
the city for sale reasonable.