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The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07

The L. Resumen, the organ of Gen. I, nenguen,
reports that Carlsts are actively orga iZng at
their headquarters IN Perpigsian, and u...s they
have settled the details in relation to military
commands and arranged the plan for a revolution.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07

YglO LET-A Pleasant Suite of Rooms; also
IL single rooms with excellent bath room accom-
modati0ns; win be let furnished or unfurnlshed,
with table board if desired. Enquire at 106 Park
q parlr efraet PInclx 2-1
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE = A restaurant and furnished
IL lodging house of rooms; so regular board
ers; large transient trade; suppeIs ior parties :
balls &C.: rare chance forthis business as u is o-
Gated near public hail; price only $500 For full
particulars address POND q BRITTAN, 339
Washington street, Boston, Mass. Il
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07
Trip. w. II. rs. LOO
Stevens. w. II. rs. 500
8 Trip. w. ii. IT'S. l.3o
Total playing time, 10 minutes, 80 seconds.
Referee H. w Donell.

AGAIN DEFEATED
At Rockland Saturday night the H. M. BIS
again beat the Granite Citys of Augusta, three to
one 1t was splendidly played game, lasting 21
minutes. The Granite Citys made one foul.
NOTES.
At Cambridge Saturday evening, the home team
defeated the Brocktons goals to in long and
hard fought game.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07

YEYO LET-Desirable rooms with first-class
( board; furnace heat and gas also table board
ers at No u BROWN ST. Al
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07

T1O LET-Upper tenement, five rooms, Sebago,
L good dry cellar at 81 SPRING ST Enquire
at the house betWden | and o'clock. 81
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07

Business: an active reliable man
w with good business experience would like
to purchase an interest," or the whole of some well
established business in Portland; communications
confidential Address, S.. care of Press ONCE,
Portland, Maine. 242
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07
The Grant Monunent Fund.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5-The week closes upon the
Grant mopumentfund with grand total OF $1o3,-
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07

VlO LET-A lower tenement six rooms with
Il bath room accommodations: also three
large chambers with board. No. 77S CONGRESS
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07
FOR SALE.

ENOF SAEE-3 Traverse runner seighs with
II box tops for two horses; can be at small eX-
pense altered over to one horse. Apply to L. j.
PERKINS s. SON, 4S9 Congress st. oil
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07

FH10 EET-Suite of furnished front rooms, sec
4 ond floor also front single room with board
S6 STATE ST. Cor. Gray st. 3-l
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07

LONDON Dec 5.--Mr. James Stephens, ex-
Head Centre of the Fenian Brotherhood, has is
sued manifesto to the Irish people, concurring
in the views of Mr. Parnell that the restoration of
the Irish Parliament is the minimum of the de-
mands of the Irish party.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07
WAN E:D.

A FEW frstelass insurance solicitors for Life
IA Insurance for one Of the Oldest and best
companies doing business. A good commission
paid to the right men. Address
c. A. GORDON, Special Agent,
dec5d1w Lfyermore, Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07
MAINE.
peath Of AN old shipmaster.


~OSESEs Ut V'e-
THoNIAsToN, Dec. 5.-Capt John Bentley one
of Thomastons Oldest shipmasters, died today,
nnnd go
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07
King AIfonso's Funeral.
Threatened Revolution in Spain.

The funeral services over the remains of the
late King Alfonso nave been arranged to take
place on the 18th inst at the Church of San Fran
cisco the Great
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07
Exnrhitant Gharcas.

The Senators who went to indianapolis are in
weh bey zee Consider exorbtapt "a VS1i Iii Of s95
was rendered the Senatorial party, which consis-
ted Of only thirteen members for the use of par
lors in the hotel witeout refreshments Of any sort.
The parlors were used but few hours.
Marshal Wilson Sworn In.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07
lnteresting to Pensioners.

Pensions has issued an order that from and after
the first of January next claimants shall be re-
quired, before Pension Agents Withhold any por-
missioner of Pensions, to make an affidavit stat
ing with reasonable detail, the time and manner
of payment. The order further provides that
where claimants are unable to make the affidavit
in the form prescribed and in the opinion of the
Pension Agent a reasonable doubt exists as to the
fact of such prior payment that the fact shall be
certified to the Commissioner of Pensions for his
consideration and decision. 1t is hoped by the
Commissioner that this order will be protection
to claimants as well as pension attorneys and that
the oYerburdened appeal docketwill be by it so re-
ieyed as to expedite the disposition Of that great
number of cases now pending on appeal involving
material interests of pension claimants
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07
Not Satisfactory,

Mr.. Vlas's explanation of his refusal to obey the
law of Congress in the matter OF the steamship
embers and he NV Will onbess nd hat tbe
committees in the two Houses will call him to a
sharp account. The Democrats are endeavoring
to give the controversy partisan.turn in order to
DrOfecf Villas.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07
MeteoroIogical Report for November

Sergeant Lehman of the Signal Service fur
nishes the following summary of meteorological
observations at the Portland station in the month
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07

WANTED BY an American girl situation
w to do housework in a small family or an eat
ing saloon; best of references given Inquire at No.
Al NORTH ST.. City Al
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07
Marshal Wllson swoYn In.
THE couNrRY's FRANCES.

Mr.. Albert A. Wilson, recently appointed mar
shal of the District of Columbia, assumed the du
ties of his Office today
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07

NKTANTED-By a small family, three or four
w rooms for housekeeping furnished through
out; references exchanged if required. Address
HOUSEKEEPER. Press Office. Al
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07
French Commercial Interest
Spain's Finances.

MADRID, Dec 5.-The Official Gazette today
publishes for the first time since 1881, govern
ment debt statement. According to this report
there is floating debt of $9,O00,000; of this
amount 81 100000 is secured by national stock
in the hands of the Bank of Spain, the balance
being change of the future revenue
of the government. Large arrears of taxes have
been discovered and these will now be collected.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-07
rO LET,

EOUND-The best place 10 buy Wedding Cake
Il is at DEERING'S Bakery, 399 CONGRESS St.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-06
One Thing He Won't Do.

They say that horse IS very intelli.
gent, but there is one thing that he
won't do, and that is to gaze at him.
self in a mirror. 1t does not matter
how homelv man or woman is, they
will always gaze at themselves in a
mirror every chance they get, but a
horse wants to get as far away from
the informal thing as possible. A negro
at Macon. Ga, recently loaded dray
with furniture, and placed a bureau
which held large mirror in the front
of the dray. Just as he was about to
start out with his first load, the horse
had occasion to turn around and inter-
veiw a flee that was dining off his
shoulder. The horse saw his reflection
in the mirror, and didn't seem at all
pleased; in fact, he was so disguised
that he couldn't get away from it fast
enough. Later in the day the negro
was picked up with broken shoulder.
and only a few splinters were left to
show that there had once been wagon
load of furniture under his care. II
some people would get as scared a
the reflection of their face as thal
horse did, there is no telling how far
they would run before stopping
Pcck's San.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-06
A Royal Privy Seal.

A valuable addition to New Hamp-
shire's history has just been unearthed
In the shape of George ii. s writ of
priyy seal, dating back to 1897, which
has iain undisturbed in an old chest,
in the Portsmouth Athen@um over
sixty years. The document is chiefly
important as marking the first great
step toward the severance of the two
provinces OF Massachusetts and New
Hampshire, and as we'll toward the
establishment of New Hampshire as
a separate provincial government. 1t
is engrossed in old English in the
neatest manner. The full size of the
parchment is thirty-fou- by twenty-six
Inches, and every inch CT surface not
otherwise occupied has been used by
the engraver to depict lions rampant,
birds OF prey, serpents, crowns, roses,
thistles, and great harp Of Ireland
philadelphia Press.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-06
Poor, But Honest.

There is no end to the rascality in
this world" says Bill Hacker to John
Walls, as they were talking over mat
ters and things in the saloon of the
latter in Fort Worth, Texas.
That's fact" responded Walls,
slipping his toddy.
There are no rich people who are
honest"
That's rather sweeping assertion,
isn't itP"
''Yes, but it is true. How often do
you read that a man was the son of
poor but honest parents. You never
heard OF man being the son Of rich
but honest parents, because the pre-
sumption is that being rich they were
not honest. Seer'-1eras Siftinqs.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-06
Underground Wires.

Rapid progress is being made in
Chicago in getting rid of aerial tele-
graph and telephone wires. The work
of placing the wires under ground is
going forward without attracting at
tention or disturbing business. There
are now us miles of underground
wires in the city, and the Inter Ocean
predicts that in a year or two aerial
wires in Chicago will be as much
thing of the past as the erection of
frame buildings within the city limits.
In this particular at least Chicago will
be envied by other Cities Chicago
Herald.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-06
The Fall of khartOum.

Egypt, some one has said, is the
land where the unexpected always
happens. 1t has happened there now
in the capture of Gordon and Khar-
toum by the Mahdi's forces. Gordon's
position there was practically impreg-
nable from the position of the town at
the junction OF the White and Blue
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-06

member as one "who sits near the
great white throne and sends us back
greetings of gratitude and brotherly
love. 1t is blessed hope, comfort
ing belief, yes, happy conviction,
that it is not all Of death to die, thai
it is but an entrance into eternal
life ~
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-06

WOMEN constitute over a quarter of
Germany's agricultural laborers. In
the last census 4,6s2,S4 persons were
returned as engaged in agricultural
work, of whom l,230,080 are females.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22

Mr. Dorman B. Eaton's resignation as one OF
The civil service commission, when accepted by
The President will close the first chapter in the
history of the reform movement. twas due TO
Mr.. Eaton's labors more than any other cause,
perhaps, that the present law was enacted. Mr..
Eaton consented to serve on the board until
the rules 10 carry out the principles of the law
were framed and tested by practical experience
Naturally, also, he desires to remain until the
pending case, which involves the constitution.
ality of the law, is tried. When that question
Is settled he feels that the future of the move
ment can be entrusted to new hands
Mr.. Eaton s withdrawal will probably result
In the entire reorganization Of the commission
and In material changes in the rules. The
friends of the law have not pretended that its
machinery was perfect, and all they ask is
that the system may be perfected and not de-
stroyed. With this desire the administration
Is In thorough harmony. The law will con-
tinus tn be Interpreted by its friends and not
by Its enemies.
very desirable that men be chosen who will
carry weight with the country. The salary at
tached 70 the office OF commissioned is not large'
but the position is one of vast influence and of
constantly-growing Importance. No man Is
too large for the place, and it Is TO be hoped
that President Cleveland will be able TO select
board whose names will compel the respect
of the whole country.
How, for instance, would it do to appoint
Allan q. Thurman, OF Ohio, James +. English,
Of Connecticut, and Andrew ID. White, OF New
York, as the three commissioners?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22

HEAD GEAn
IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT WE CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO OUR HAT DEPARTMENT. IF
IN BUYING FROM US, WHO GET OUR GOODS
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS. YOU
CAN SAVE THE JOBBERs PROFIT, TT is AS
MUCH YOUR BENEFIT TO DEAL WITH US AS
1T Is FOR US TO SELL YOU. OUR PRICES ARE
BASED ON THE PLAN THAT THERE ARE
PLENTY OF HAT wEARERS AND ALL ARE
AS ANXIOUS TosAyE A DOLLAR AS WE ARE
TO SAVE 1T FOR THEM. TAKE FOR EXAMPLE
THE GENTLEMEns DERBY THAT WE SELL
FOR$3 AND 81 TRUE 1T HAS NOT THE NAME
OF A CELEBRATED HALTER" THEREIN BUT
THE HATS ARE THE SAME IN STYLE. MAKE
AMI FINISH 40 IHOSE SOLD WITH THE
NAME FOR 81 MORE WOULD YOU RATHER
PAY MORE FOR THE PLEASURE OF HAVING
THESE NAMES IN YOUR HAT, OR BUY THE
SAME OF US AND HAVE THE DIFFERENCE
SNUG AND SECURE IN YOUR PoCKETBooK.
IN MEMS DERBY HATS WE ARE SELLING
AT 9oc.. THE REGULAR $50 HAT; WE ARE
SELLING AT sls5 THE REGULATION 81 HAT
AT sl.7O WE HAVE THE BEST $3.50 HAT: AND
AT S22O THE USUAL S. ONE
IN CHILDRENs HATS AND CAPS WE HAVE
"POLo'CAPS AT loo, BETTER ONES AT &c. AND
ACC. OUR soc. HAT Is THE USUAL Use. ONE
AND OUR 75c HATS ARE THE KIND YoUHAyE
BEEN PAYING s1.25 FOR.
THERE WERE $50 PEOPLE WHO AppREcr
ATED THESE FACTS LAST SATURDAY AND
WE WANT THOUSANDS MORE TO COME AND
BE CONVINCED OUR MOTTO HAS ALWAYS
BEEN QUICK SALES AND SMALL. pRorrrs ~
1T HAS PAID Us AND BENEFITED YOU.
SAKS d COMPANY,
oUTFIrrERs OF MANKIND.
seq 300 to 3Os SEVENTH STREET
Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22

NEW GLOVES.
Is it not an indncement to have your hands fitted
with the Glove You want TO buy at the counter
we nave never yet sent customer away with a bad
NJ, anC don propose to do We handle only such
Gloves as We are willing To guarantee for STYLE fit and
Gloves -
and g Button Dressed Kid Gloves In tans modes
ana orowns SD and 81 90 per pair.
4 ana u Fulton Embroidered English Walking
Gloves pique sewed, elegant variety Of new Shades
30 and - per pair.
4, and button Celebrated "Perinot- Suede and
Aousquetaire Glove. plain aud embroidered, in black
and cOiOrS -
Mems = Button Castor Gloves for street wear. in
grayS, 81 81 per pair.
tGlove department, first on the left)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
SPECIAL NOTICE:
we are again in receipt of another invoice of Manu-
EtctuIers remnants 5000 yards the invoice of
checked NaiIsoOk IL different patterns lengths from
lZ12c- per yard.
SEES. &c. ~ ~0o
Uinen Department first on the rightly
WOODWARD q LOTHROP
Mali order notice.-Be explicit: give full name O.
ADDRESS, and how you wished the goods shipped. If
hot risht send goods back by express expense
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY.
s2l Penna ave. fse19l 912 d street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22
Bars BALr1xoKE LArnonrs,,.

The attention Of housekeepers and others Is invited
to the justly celebrated
BIBBS LATROBE STOVES
The most popular Lafrobes I'm the District. Their
beauty and excellence OF workmanship, durability,
and economy Ia consumption OF fuel enhanced by late
Improvements found ia other LatI obes, render
them superior to al others The only Lstrobes thai
enecrually heat the lower and upper rooms
BIBBS LATkOEES GUARANTEED
70 give perfect satisfaction.
For sale by dealers everyWherA
beware Of limitations eell-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22

Paymaster General Smiths case has assumed
novel and interesting phase. He claims, in
effect, that he cannot he tried but once for the
same offence. The cOurt-martial ordered to in
vestigate the charges preferred against him
met, passed on the evidence and agreed on a
sentence, which was duly submitted to Secre-
tary Whitney. But now, as in the swain case,
this verdict is returned to the court unsatis-
factory, and they are desired to review their
action and modify it so as to bring 1t more I'm
accord with the Secretary's views. Paymaster
General Smith petitions the Supreme Court OF
the District to prohibit this proceeding. The
question at issue involves the independence
and dignity Of AL court-martial trials. SO that
the action of the Supreme Court will be watched
with keen interest by military men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22
No FALSE PnoA1szs


BAMBoOZLE BUYERS
THE TRUTH. THE WHOLE TRUTH, AND
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH Is WHAT THE
PUBLIC WANTS BUYERS DON'T WANT
GOODS PROMISED Low AND THEN SOLD
HIGH.
VICTOR E ApLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
927 AND s2s SEVENTH ST. NV,
DOESN'T PROPOSE TO PROMISE YOU Doll
LARS WORTH OF CLOTHING FOR A NICKEL.
BUT WE WILL Do BETTER FOR YOU THAN
ANY OTHER CLOTHING HOUSE IN WASHING
TON
WE WILL SELL SUITS, ovERcoATs AND
PANTS OF GOOD MATERIAL AND RELIABLE
WORKMANSHIP AT EXACTLY
TEN PER CENT
ABOVE ACTUAL MANUFACTURING COST
OTHERS NAY PROMISE You MORE, BUT
THEY CANNOT DO AS WELL OUR PROMISES;
ARE NOT BIG. BUT OUR PRICES ARE
REALLY LOWER
THAN ANY OTHER CLOTHING House IN
WASHINGTON.
VICTOR Z. ADLERS
10 TEN PER CENT 10
CLOTHING HOUSE,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
s27 and s2s Seventh street Northwest
Corner Massachusetts, avenue
= Open evenings until q Saturdays until IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22
CARrErs, DRueeErsl Ruos,

II you contemplate buying either of the above this
800 ~ VIII pay you 10 call and examine the stock
bow o0ered by Wv 0~A
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.
$50 Pennsylyanis avenue northwest
AN the new styles in INGRAM, from 25. 10 -5c
AL the new styles In TAPESTRY BRUSSELS from
s5c- 10 @l.0O ,-"'
An the new Syies in BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY
HALL and STAIR CARPET 10 match.
SESIClAN HALL and STAIR CARPET To-
natch W
All size DkUG6ETS, from s.. % to $1,000
large stock OF SM RSA RUGS, from 81 so To s6 OO
One-y ard w.de OIL CLOTH, soc, Bic 5Oc
LACE CURTAINS. $l-25, 81. So, 81 90 per pair
PAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
42inch All Wool SERGE, Soc
42-inch All Wool RiCUf, in black and colors Soc
42rtnch AL Wool CREPE CLOTH, in black and
colors, 5oc ~
LADIES FLANNEL SUTTING. Csc
G-4 All Wool SACkiN9, 15c.. SI.OO
BLACK GRO GRAIN SILK, 81 90 81 %
SILK SEI.VETS, 81 90. 81 rs
COLORED CASHMERE, 1Oc l2isc lie
8 bales one-y ard-vide BROWN COTTON &c
CANTON FLANNEI.S. 6lzc., &C.. 1Uc lsl,c.
A large stock White Wool BLANKETS, from Il q
CoNFVRT kiss, lined with White Cotton, sl.oo
$1.25, 81 so. 500.
Ladies and Gent NET UNDERWEAR.
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
oe23 Near 9TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22

The New York papers admit that yesterday
was rather a dull day for their million dollar
Grant monument fund. The total receipts for
the day were three dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22

Is was quite English, you know. in New York
yesterday. The Genesta went ahead I'm an
other race, and the English cricketers beat the
home team badly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22

General Fitzhugh Lee is as warlike in his way
as Senator John Sherman is in his. Both would
do well TO muster out their troops and wage the
campaign on peace footing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22

Again the war clouds lower over Europe, this
time the storm coming from the east. Turkey
Is not disposed to be robbed of Roumelia with
out struggle, and Is preparing TO send an army
of $4,000 TO the rebelliOus province. If actual
war bursts out we shall soon see how the Euro
pean nations are placed in the fight. Hereto
fore England has befriended Turkey against the
aggressions of Russia, but OF late the ''sick man
has evinced disposition TO change his doctor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22
A USTIN p. BROWN.
IA REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
1426 + street northwest.


HOUSES FOR SALE
Cor. Massachusetts, ave. and 18th St. Ia r., mod.
Sex shree-ssory House. Iowa Circle mod imps;
1s sss %cd @ 81 n~ bet 18th and
Large Moase, Vermont ave. bet K and L sss. mod
New House; cor Riggs and 18th SITS NV. mod.
Store and Dwelling, COR 9th and sts n. w. 81 .OO0
n5Ss h0qss sas 10th S bet and
mod imps: 81, 500 each
imps, s.. Get is,h and 18th, $1,000 s' :. " m0o
,ds s;o;y &C. list and aaa
Esx 8 to- sy 2l'' and aad
args double %o6 a0 ,g on be- 18th and l4'h sta
Three-story and basement house. on st. NV. near
COZ; 18TH mod imps; $ll 600 e.. a., ,.
imps; 50. 800 each.
aEo S9sss vs., e q Ies s. n w. e't 9Th and 7sh mod
Large house and several thcnsand feet Of ground
SIS s,ofy mouse On 8 Y BET ssh and 10th stand
S,ory house y bet 10th Sta and
Large double house on Mass ave bet 18th and 18th
n: v; e: bath and cellar: 80 Aes parking. From
Five new press-brick houses. With hay Window on
I'm nM house. corner 9Th ana $1,000
House 2I5 ID st. NV, between I'd and IA sfs
lot 24x225: threestory brick, with stable, % 600
House 18th ST., between p and Q; thirteen rooms:
modern improvements S13 .OO0
TSSS eo q isss g and B. modern
Vacant properly In all sections OF city and suburbs
Several houses for rent. furnished and upfurniahtd
Money to loan real estate security.
Large loans specially. se3.lm
anoRa. ADAAa com S0Hs e BAL =
TELEPHONE No. 8a4-2
ADAMS q BEALn
1920 STREET N. w.
We have for sale notes for 900 and 500 eer,,red
by rSt mortgAge on good property q per cent f0r
6yyeaF1 Also, Tor 0le on monthly paynenfs so0d
stx-room Bricks In northeast section fOm 81 6S -
Far Ssie-New seven-room Brick on l4th n hetve..
IL and c. at great bargain on easy teSmA
For Saie-On Rhode Island avenue bafween lAsh ana
l6fh beautiful 3-stOry and basement hricar mo6ern
improvements south mont. 10 rooms: fIO nm
great bargain, win rent furnished PenrSyivsni:
avenue. between 2Ath and 18th nw- soufh -.
improvements. Stable in rear, runs thrO,eh "a Il
street. rooms and eakH splendid opporsnnity
For sse-seven Lots on soush side OF T O. nv ma,
Those Two beaunf@ Cottage Houses on Kenyon Il
low on small cxsh payment, and balatcn monfhiv
TUo doafrablo Frame Houses On VolleV
town: great hargain-pay over ten pr esnt -
csoscs sosson leta ssrsss ana csa.nn. Hs,ea. 40
no 81 E Z. ooS.s epsr esA ar srn = y,a, o.
dUproperU. G11In