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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-30

him the race. Best time 800, Dan ID,
second; Patsy Clnker, third
In the pacing match-2:S5 class, only
Que heat was run, Uncle Jack came out
first; Bessie Moore, second; Seminole,
third; Gleneve Woodward, fourth.
Time, 2:4lA
The two mile dash was won by Idle
Pat; Allie, second; Matte Jackson,
third. Time, s.isb.
PRooRAHmn, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30.
Morning. Opening address !, Full-blcoi
Her, fords; .. Equestrian feats by ladies' and
gentlemen, s. Full blood Jerscyas 4. u 81
and milk ring; 8. Cattle sweepstakes; O. Bal.
loon ascension; T. Indian band concert, war
dances, etc. Ffs.t efF N.H Asa
Rven'ng session.--l. Grand parade OF prize
winners, hcadedb by lady de Jarnette; ?. q, nts'
roadster "a e-einRle hor' ea, !. Ladies ra %
Gents' ROADSTER raco-dpnblot teams; Run.
ming race to tulfy; Q. Baby show-4 O'Clock
D. m.
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Gov nm I'm phiIadeIphia.

PHuApELPmA, PA, Oct. pa grand
democratic rally was held tonight at the
academy Of music. The special feature
az the evening was a vigorous address by
Gov. ID. q. Hill OF New York. The
vast audience gave the distln,
gulshed gentleman welcome,
Cheering most enthusiastically
when he appeared, The speaker dwelt on
the General prosperity of the country I'M
der Democratic administration. He de-
voted portion OF his address to replying
En- some OF Mr.. Blaine's recent utterinB'
IN pennsylvania relating tn the taFin'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-30
POLITICAL.
O'DonOvan Rosa Attempts to Buy New
FOrk's Republican Candidate
Tor Mayor.
A Rousing Political Meeting nc Galveston
Tho Campaign Drawing to
Close.
what o,Donovan Rosa wants.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 29.-The Commercial
Advertiser says to-day; The following
story, for the truth OF which Roosevelt
will youch, is In circulation: Last Friday
O'Donovsn Rosa called upon Mr.. Roose-
welt and offered TO furnish him the hearty
support OF his paper and the vote OF the
secret societies he could controls II Roose-
welt would give him two checks,
small one for the cause
OF Ireland and o much larger one for the
personal use OF Rosa. The one check
for the cause, was TO be dated after the
election, so that Roosevelt might cancel
II II he were not elected. The check for
Rosa, on the contrary, was 70 be dated
properly, 80 that 1t could be used at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-30

LINCOLN, ILL.,, Oct. 29.-The Dustin
bank failure assumes greater proportion
as the days pass. The Chicago provision
firm OF A. S. Osborn & Co. sent represent.
atives to-day to collect claims Of s55. 900.
Dustin's Montana liabilities now reach
$4,000. The liabilities foot up 5000, 900,
with only SCI, 900 assets In sight. The
loss TO depositors will he 500 600, with a
fearful effect. Dustin Is preparing to as
Sign, and 1t Is barely possible ne will pay
% cents on the dollar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-30

To-day was set for the grand opening
Of the machinery and mechanical depart
ments Of the Dallas State fair, and the
huge building was crowded to see the
wheels begin TO revolve. Promptly at ii
O'Clock the signal was given, and every
piece Of machinery in the house began to
move at the same time. Among the at
fractions here, was circular lake on
which four steamboats, moved gracefully
around, while on the bank plows and har-
rosss were actually at work tilling the
soil, driven by doll-men and moved by
machinery. In exposition hall the
Mexican band gave grand concert and
during its performance the hall was filled,
fully 10000 people being present
IN THE ARENA.
The exhibition OF colts, mules, cattle,
grade Herefords and Holstein was fine.
THE MILITARY DRILL
was participated In by the Busch
Zouaves, Dallas Light Guards and Easton
Cadets, 1t was good ana elected much
applause.
The mule race created considerable
amusement, but was walk-over for
Tarrant county animal which, however,
took its own good m In coming In.
The equestrian gymnasium was re-
peated and was as we'll received as on the
first day.
AT night there wss another concert in
the music hall by the MexlOans, and a
grand display Of electric light by the cleo
trio light companies who had their wires
and dynamos on the ground for the occa-
sion,
Tomorrow IL expected 10 ue a great
dan aud cauaFaI nnualtiaQ fNrnmiaph
II il stated that the gate-keepers passed
2S, 900 people through the inlets to-day,
but probably three or four thousand of
these had left the grounds and returned.
The races were good except in one
case, where the time was very slow.
First rsce--Free for all pace. NARROW
won In 2;22, 1928, 2;2ib.
! Second race--A 2:33 trot Rysdick
won Time, 2;35A 2:S4.
| Third race--A 2;35 pace. Lady Night
won Best time 2 304.
Fourth rece--FlVe- elghths mile da sh
There were fourteen starters. Lear.
ington was the favorite, but Just
after the 90 he collided with Hardy Twig,
aud both riders were thrown. Shellbs
Forth, tho rider OF Hardy Twig, was
badly hurt, but not fatally. Egmont wor
the race easily In | ;0t.
Fourth race-0ne and oDe-eighth mile
dash. Tom Berlin won, Time, 2:00k
The last half OF the home stretch wal
. logged In.
PRoGRANME-sAIURDAr, OCTOBER 10.
CrILDREN's DAT.
/ All school children aud other children undo
twelve years OF age free.
Grand opening of the educational depart
mont.
II Concerts In Music hall.
A Draft horseB.
, Roadstcrs, In buggy or road wagon. no boot
or weights Allowou Driven by owner. Trc
y orp pace. Mile dash-First premium, boat MARI
4 $40; second premium, SIS, First premium, be-
gelding, $40. second premium, SIS.
MI itary drill.
a balloon ascension,
a Track ? y. IN fifth days races First race
Trot, open 20 all stations that have made
. season In Texas, $3.50.
Second race-Pacc, popies fourteen hant
high and under, $50.
y year olds, Texas bred, 800.
bicycle raoes-Hands ON, one-Quartcr mil
First prize, pair rat trap ball podus; secor
A prise, silver medal.
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Chartered.
Special to the Gazette.

AUSTIN, TEX, Oct. 2s.-The following
named charter was fled In the depart.
ment OF state to-day: Wichita Falls q
Winfield Railway company; capital
stock 100000; road to be constructed
from Wichita Falls, Tex, northward in
the direction of Winfield, Kas passing
through the counties of Wichita and Clay,
crossing Red river between the mouths
OF Big Wichita river and Brushy creek.
Directors, Isaac Jalonick, j. S. Mayheld,
X. E, HUFF, w. A. McCutcheon, John G..
James, G, p. Green, G. T. Knott, j. A.
Kemp and j. A, Foreman.
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Not Indorsed BY tho Anti MsasFl

Not Endorsed by tho Anti. MonssA
JAcKsBuRo, TEE. OIL :
To the Editor OF the Gazette
Please do the Anti Monopoly PSI
justice to correct a false ststsn1l
by your Decatur Corresponds
quotes from 8 circular which Ne y.
issued by the ti-Monopoly pAipll
was a circular published here anl
the one he quoted, but 1t was neI
by the Autobiography party. ana Z, \!
sanctioned by the party OF az /. Is ~;
s executive committee Of ii
monopoly party, and your corera
must have known it when he weel
s. That part of the cirteI
1o.i OF his brain; fairly and ID
4. D. Jo1
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Special 10 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, Oct. 29.--Another
rouslng political meeting was held to-
night at Artillery hall, when Gen. John
NJ. Claiborne, Col Gresham, p j. Callan
and other candidates spoke. Half a
dozen smaller meetings were held in dis
tsnt sections Of the city, where the can
dldates for county offices held forth by
turns. The race for sheriff is getting de.
cidedly interesting. Ketchum, the candi-
date Endorsed by the Progressive assoc
citation aud the colored Republicans, is
making a strong fight against the field
Current rumor says the colored politicians
are trading of the balance of the county
ticket In favor of Ketchum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-30
S. B. HOwARD,s FAR,
Successful Competitors to RscsIni
pnium of Ga6 On,h.

Successful Competitors to RscsIni
MUM of G25 Cab,
s. B. Howard Of Bonhsm, fa.,
his fair, two doors west Of The VI
bank, in that city next Monday, \
Der /. Premiums will DO sSsli
follows:
Best year-old, past, mule colt 4
Best sucking mule colt,
Best year-old, past, horse Of
mule colt,
Best sucking horse or mule
colt,
He will also give, as q premium
yer cup each for best stallion and !
any age. 1t will be q good tinll
young stock from one animal toiH'
All will be broken to the halMt
trouble to take home. s. B. Hevl
A large attendance is anticipated
fair, and the premiums are well VI
trouble. Emit les are free to all,
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just Try one.

Buy package Of Silver Loaf and give
1t fair trial. II you do this you viii
never regret Il, How many disastrous
failures In making bread cause trouoous
yexation In the household This car all
be ohviated by 3 trial OF Silver Loaf. j.
II. Brown guarantees its purity, strength
and efficiency.
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supposed to DO InsenaiAry.

Special 70 tho Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Oct. ,9.-ltwo-
story frame dwelling in the Secondhand,
belonging to August Schwartz, vaed at
s23oO, was partially burned dol to-
night, The contents, household future,
belonging to Charles Seabaughi ex-
newspaper man, were entirely conhed.
TIE loss IN the building is about 900,
covered by Insurance. Seabaugiloss
is estimated at $500, without instnce,
The building is supposed to havoeen
set on Ore while Seabaugh was ahat In
the city, and his wife on visit tGela-
tiVes In Bolton. The neighborhd Is
somewhat noted for incendiary rs, Is
being but few weeks since D fine
frame dwellings were burned DIN on
the same block. No arrests sibeen
| made
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Accidentally shot.
Special to the Gazette.

FV'H 70 inc UaKetto.
PALESTINE, TEX, Oct. PA q
accident occurred to Mr.. j. B. Mtli
o. this city yesterday, while csi
shooting with Mr.. William Bfcyu
o ooner friends. The parties dlspersll
nela IN pursuit OF a coVey 81 cll
part OF a charge Of small shot Algi
Iagii by some one of the party sslRl
nchhlghps hand, face and neck, ~
n ~ dangerous but painful nesh F'l.
a iiau not his right eye been clolel
slght would have been destroyed, ~
~ snot having struck the eyeld ~
VI the lead has been extracted.
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An RIopemsnt.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, Oct. 2S--At 40 this
morning couple arrived in this city,
consisting OF Mr.. Bottswell of Walnut
Springs, Tex, and Miss Annie Hickman
OF Dallas. We knew something was mn.
and at once proceeded 70 find out. They
were an clipping couple, and tried to pro.
cure the service of Rev. Roberts, but that
gentleman was In the clutches OF the
dengue nend, but kindly gave them a
note TO deputy In Colbert, who, he said
would tx them up. They went Wy fnaa
way rejoicing and rstnr"-"
and vile. -----
many Of our best physicians cbew ~,
gan's "Taffy Tolu," and recommend - AZ ~
their patients for indigestion and nsn !. 70
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WIN Imrroye enc T. 60.

Special to the Gazette.
New YORK, Oct. 29.-The Texas Pa
eide reorganization committee has ap-
proved the application Of the receivers
for permission to raise S76, 900 certificates
to provide new locomotives and $17, 900
to provide new cars. The committee also
approves the purchase OF 10000 tons OF
steel rails. The certificates are taken up
by the proceeds realized from stock as
sessments.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-30
THE FIRE RECORD.
A Dallas Foundry with vaIuAbI MA,
chinery Burned.


chinery Burned.
special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct 3S.-At 8 :s0'clock
tonight the foundry OF Duty Hs., on
Pacific avenue and Jefferson stret, took
Gre, and by the time the are depftment
reached 1t was totally destroye, The
building was not worth over
$500, but there was good
machinery in 1t to the value of $50. At
one time It looked as II the Texask Pa
cinc bridge would go. The IRE Rbably
originated from boxes which ID not
been looked after when heat hN been
run. The building and machine were
only partially insured. Chief Kah com
plains bitterly because Aoplugs
are located near the corner of Il ERE,
which necessitates the running q hose
across several tracks.
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FIRE at Hlll.bOro.
spesial 70 the Gazette.

HnLsBoRo, TEX, Oct. 2s.-Lasnlght
at 10 O'Clock T. b. Smiths resideu was
set on are by the accidental upseng oil
lamp by children engaged in play Help
was unavaillng, and the entire Guiding,
with its contents, was destroyed. There
was no insurance, hence the destiction
caused total loss to the proprietor. This
was perhaps from $1,000 to $500.
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non.,,tntional Amenanenta Adoptea.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 29.--In the recent
state election two amendments to the
constitution provided for by acts OF the
LEGISLATURE were submitted to vote OF
the people. These amendments are
upon the subjects OF manned Con
iederate soldiers and local legs
lation; the one extending the payments
prov ded for by the state Tor soldiers
whose legs or arms have been amputateo
10 all disabled Confederate soldiers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-30
Kingsbury's Campaign.

special to the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, Oct. pr. II. Kings
bury, Jr., announces that he will close his
anti-Mills campaign in this city to-mor-
row night He wanted to have Mills
come here and divide time, but the con-
gresham will not be present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-30
THE DALLAS FAIRS.
More sIeht-Seers Turned Ont TO the
Two Big shows Yesterday Than on
Any Previous Day.
Every Train LoadsA Down With Visitors,
Many fort WORTHLESS are There.
Eair Ground Notes.


special 70 tho Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, Oct. 29.--Contrary TO
expectation the attendance was larger TO-
day than yesterday, both fairs doing we'll.
Denton, Gainesville, Fort Worth, Corsi-
cana and Austin were well represented,
while thousands came In wagons. The
attendance is estimated variously from
$4,000 to 10000 people, and between the
two ia probably the proper figure. The
weather was again beautiful until after
noon. when about 4 o'clock something
like norther sprang up, but this only
thinned the crowds TO limited extent.
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PURTHKR ATTACHMENTS.
speclal 70 the aarette.

opeciA 70 the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Oct. Following
are additional attachments on Jones,
Edge~orth & Sellers Of Lodi, stock Of
merchandise and mill, issued by Jefer-
son PARTIES j. M. Bemis, mortgage,
$1,000; Sam Thurman, $500; A. Vein.
stein, $1,000; Sheffield G Son OF Lodi,
$1,000. 1t is thought TINT the firm have
emo gh assets to cover their indebted
ness,
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Lnonmotirn rnrlnnnra

NEw YORK, Oct. 29.--The convention OF
the International Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers transacted business OF
Importance, bnt secret, to-day. The work
OF the convention will probably be COM
plete1 next Tuesday.
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Receiver brown.
special to tho Gazette.

oFVuIAI 20 inc OhIotto,
MARSHALL, TEX, Oct. 29.-Receiver
ex-Gov. John G. Brown and Col. George
Noble are In Marshall, looking after
some railroad cases being tried before
Master in Chancery Pltkin, who is hold
ing his court in the club rooms of the
Texas & Pacific railway.
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0alve,toi's lbar,,v

snial TO the GAzate.
GALVESTON Tex, Of 20 M
fston Relic assocttion vii, ' osl-
bother shgnent 60 sheaood sn NE. make
range an. BSaU Go0ais omorro uIereT T, at
n nnhina stoves, crocpi heating and
bst s blankets andy bedsteads,
paNNicSFNl YES
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A Railroad SOLD.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 29.-The Toledo,
Peoria Warsaw railway was sold by the
United States marshal to-day for 1870
600 to John N. Bowers, who represented
Charles Moran, and Thomas Denny, rep
resentlng the first mortgage bondheiders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-30
An American lpg.d

VICTORIA, B. c., Oct. Rooer,s. n, tes,
s,aule, a citizen OF thenited s 'Ssr 81
~ hanged here to day iShe rs ssno,eua!
y ~ . SH in June 1885, ine Ro oeesSde
INES. The condemned an nd made
NJ scsffold without q trsia .ssncence.
sort speech protesting hisNno
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FOR tho Sabine Pass suf,sr.r.

TERRELL, TET, OFT. pa relief en-
tertsnment was gwen at the Hsrs ~,
oPer.house last nigh under the msn"aa
met of DR.. j. K Smith ana rs
Dahields for the benefit OF The s. hrs.
Pas sufferers. A good spd iac Sabine
p rfens ana was naiy pleased with the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-30

RALEIeH, n. c., Oct, 29.--This norm
ing aIire broke out at Franklinton,l IN the
Raleigh & CASTOR railroad, twenteight
miles north OF this city, and hrned
seventeen stores, nearly all Of wood The
loss is $50. 900; insurance, $500.
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Paies,,ne Pol,tics.

special to the Gazette.
PALEsTINE, TEX, Oct. 29.-The Demo-
cratic meeting last night was not largely
attended. Judge Reagan, nominee for
UonsLosr, auu n. 70. Gregg, nominee TOR
state senator, will address the citizens
Monday night at on open-air meeting
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whether their limbs have been
amputated or not, aud the other
providing for less complicated local legis-
lation and allowing the introduction OF
local bills in the senate az we'll as the
house. out Of 1900 votes cast but a
little over 1000 we're adverse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-30

CALDWELL, TEX, Oct. as.-The
election wakes warm as the day APP
proaches. The Prohibitionists are max
Ing a hard fight against Il. Q Mills, yet
public sentiment will carry him through.
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,ton,nnt.d for Congress.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-The Irving Han
convention last evening nominated Alien
Thorndyke Rice for congress in the Tenth
congressional district.
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The Lodi Failure.

opeelaI 10 the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX Oct. 29.--The assets
Of Jones, Edgeworth & Sellers at Lodi
invoiced over $4,000. An additional
claim Is P. T. Norwood's mortgage for
500
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win Not snsn,1.

Special TO the Gazette.
CLEBuRNE, TEX, Oct. 60 Senator
Coke will not speak here tomorrow night
on account OF illness. Mr.. M. N. Crane
received telegram from the senator
night making known the r..
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A Nominee a, Terrell.

SpeclAi 70 the Gazette.
TERRRLL, TEX, Oct. 29.--The name of
S Il. Wascom appears on the election
tickets just under that OF L. p. Lively,
the Democratic nominee. Mr.. Wascom is
aDemocrat, and has great many friends
who are confident of his election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-30
DOL. Rilgore III

'p WI,Is PorNr, Tx, Oct. 29.-Col, Q;
n Kilgore is sick with dengue fever, ana
D;li probably be unable to all the bal
ance of his appointments.
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THE RAILROADS.
Tue wichita Fails y winfield Railway
Chartersd-The I. & p. TO DO Improved.
NORTHUMBERLAND TIemlng.
special to The earette.

DENIsoN, TEX, Oct. 29.--H. G. Elem
ing, superintendent Of the International &
Great Northern, went south to-day in his
special car.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-30

niz,,ness, neuralgispalns
"a hack. q heavy feellg in ththe side
ter eating, can be cure, by usisI sypach
Ascarine. ~tsi
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Be comiorted, oh, ye sufferers; thy
pains shall vanish by the magic power Of
st. Jacobs Oh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-30

Fiatuleney and wind on tho ~
Iender healthy digestion lnpesI
disorders.
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IN. finest RN1ors In tn Wow
{. ,,,aerson's gun store.
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Fur 2, pSs IlinR ,noSN%Sar-5g a. g. ~
i SssI issS,ss, : 5I s:ss; 81
81: SIS. !; Il !:
= nels' -, preven, Ces
sssss:s s \ a::'5iss sS 10 .
Smyrna times., 1886-12-15
A Boom in Building Lots.

Three weeks ago we announced the
fact that DR.. J. G. Dirickson. of Berlin.
Md, was having the part of the farm
bordering on the Southern part of the
town, which had passed into the hands
of himself and wife at the death of the
latter's mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Cummins.
laid off into streets and building lots.
This body of land, so eligibly located
for building purposes, was put into the
hands of A. P. Griffith, Real Estate
Broker, who one week ago sold the
part thus laid off, CT acres. to John
Anthony, whose residence on South
street IS in its immediate front. for
$3.50. In coming into Mr.. Anthony's
possession the people of that part of
the town felt that it had got into proper
hands, one who would so dispose of it
that nothing unseemly should be placed
thereon to mar, 50 to speak, the har-
mony Of the neighborhood. Already.
since 1t came into Mr.. Anthony's hands
a week ago, he and Mr.. Griffith have
sold the following lots:
A lot ll2 feet on Delaware street and
222 feet on Frazier street, to H. d. Boy
er, for 5000.
Two lots with a front of lO2 feet on
Delaware street and 139 feet on Frazier
street, and two others, corner of South
and Union streets, 104 feet on the form
er and 200 feet on the latter. to Thos.
James, for $2,O4O.
A lot on South street, 5Ox2OO feet.
adjoining the property of VIM. T.
Johnson, to J. Wesley Jones, for 5000.
A lot to VIM. T. Johnson. located
directly in the rear of his property and
eight feet front on South street con-
tanning 10000 square feet, for 1925.
Two lots fronting on Frazier street
A feet front each and 1856 feet deep. to
+. {. FAIRIES and B. V. Weldon, at S4 a
foot, front.
Three lots, corner of Frazier and
Delaware streets, $50 feet square, to
Geo. d. Collins, for $4OO.
1t is not likely that building will
commence actively on any of these lots
before Spring.
On Saturday, A. L. Hudson, through
the Real Estate Agency of E. H. Beck.
bought of John c. Stockly and wife
(late the property of DR.. VIM. DanieD
the carriage shop property, corner Of
Mount Vernon and Market streets. 165
feet on the former and 1l6 feet on the
latter, for $4,000. Mr. Stockly will re-
move the buildings, except the black
smith shop and shed, leaving the
ground clear for Mr.. Hudson to COM
mence building for himself a home in
the Spring.