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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-14
From Fridays Daily.
THE TRAINS

The trans on the Santa Fe road are
in an utterly demorallzed condition.
Owing to the lack Of telegraph service
between Emporls and Newton, nothing
can be learned of the condition of the
track or the situation of the trains IN
that direction.
East of this city the Santa Fe have
one wire working TO all points between
here and Topeka, and from the different
stations it lie learned that the westbound
cAnnonbsll has been snowbound at
Usage city, since 8 O'Clock yesterday at
ternoon, and that freight train consist
ing of an engine and four cars, which
left here at 7:S5 yesterday morning is
embedded In the snow Q few miles this
side Of Reading.
Three engines with snow piow and
q gang of section men with shovels are
working their way west from Reading,
and at IL so 9. m. two engines with g
small snow pillow started east from EN-
poria, taking with them another gang Of
section men TO work their way through
q large snow drift, reported 70 be about
eight feet deep and quite long, just east
Of Horton.
No definite time tor the arrival OF
trains from either east or west can as
yet be determined. the train dispatcher
at the Santa Fe depot, however. inform
ed our reporter that no passenger trains
would leave this city until the train now
at Usage City should arrive which
might possibly, but not probably
be some time this evening.
The Howard branch passenger train
has been abandoned until the arrival OF
the mixed train which left Howard City
yesterday morning and has not been
heard from since that time OWING to the
telegraph wire on the branch being
down, arrives in Emporia.
The Southern Kansas telegraph wire
which until yesterday was in working
order, Is now broken and nothing can b
learned from the train on that road
which should have come in last evening
but IL still out
This is the Worst blockade which hai
been known on the Santa Fe for severa
years. and In the total sbsence of any in
formation. the employees of that com
psny and the travelling public can o1l
watch and wait-Or pray. a. they deer
proper.
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THIRD PARTY CoNvENrIoN.
ClosInE Business.


The evening session was opened with
prayer by Rev. w. H. Barnes. The
audience was light, on account of the
fearful storm still several well-known
ladies were present.
Ex-GoV. st. John was supposed to be
snow-bound at Usage City, and did not
put IN an appearance.
The chairman. Mr.. John Bay, after
some preliminary remarks, introduced
Hon. @. 81. Branscombe, of Lawrence,
who spoke for about fifteen minutes in
fluent manner, giving the reasOn for
the necessity of third party, which he
claimed to be the nOn-efficiency, lack of
earnestness and want of motive in en-
forcing the law, on the part of the Re-
publican party, and the Outspoken oppo.
sitlon to the theory and practice of pro-
hibition on the part Of the Democratic
party. The main point emphasized In
the address of Mr.. Branscombe was the
failure OF the dominant party 20 enforce
the prohIbitOry law.
Van Bennett next took the floor, and
for an hour and quarter kept his audi
ence In q pleasant mood and very much
interested. His line of argument was
similar in design to that of the former
speaker, but more IN detail He showed
the lmpertections of the present law,
claiming that it was absolutely necessa-
~, Ii the people were serious in this
matter of prohibition, not only in this
state but throughout the United States,
to have q party in power IN full
sympathy with the movement, Sd that
the officers would act from conviction.
The meeting closed with collection.
After the meeting WAS over It was de
termIned by the leaders of the move
ment, that If Ex-Gov. st. John should
arrive In the night, or to-day, they would
open the opera house, aud give the peo-
pie chance 20 hear him.
1t was also learned at the close that
chslrmen of committees of the several
counties not represented in the conYen-
ton, had been elected, with a view to a
complete organization of the Fourth
congressional district
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MRS AroLLOY. TaE EVANGELIST.

This distinguished lady revivalist will
arrive IN Dunlap tomorrow, and will
open her work ia the 81. E. church at IL
a. m. Sunday.
During Mrs. MclloY's REVIVAL meet
ings in the Grove recently, which con-
tinued about SIX weeks, some 295 con-
versions were secured, and this evidence
of her singular power in evangelical
work has caused considerable specuIA
ton as to what the resuit of her
efforts here will be Dunlap has rep"
IS "hard place"-an infidel town
as young lady in the train remarked
the other dav, and therefore offers fn+
field to test the lady preachers ability in
bringing sinners to repentance. W.
shall watch with interest the progress OF
her work; and when she has secured
John Bailey, r. b. Beatty, j. J. HOl-
land, DR.. Showers, Prof. Townsend and
Wm. Smith, then We will begin TO
imagine that possibly there may be Q
faint ray Of hope somewhere In the dim,
distant future for the Reporter 6en6.
Dunlap Reporter.
The NEWS sincerely hopes that NEs
Molloy's efforts in Dunlap win prove a
successful az they did In Council Grove
She is . lady who goes not among tbs
righteous but among sinners TO call them
70 repentance, and she surely has = good
| field foS operations IN Dunlap.
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1898. 100 acres; all fenced into six fields
l40 acres in cultivation. Frame house OF
rooms and celler; good outbuildings and col
rails; well yatered; good wind mill; acre.
from rail road; / mile from school. Price
$4,000 on easy terms.
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aTAts i aosr 400.
ZLPP"


That was ali. and God knows II wss
enough. was stupeHed. Ny mental
faculties were paralyzsd. By . great
effort recovered myself sufficiently TO
cay: sSii down" l then rose and locked
my door, closed the windows and drew
the curtains. And then followed the
most painful Interview Of my life. His
mother was dead. but had never forgotten
me. She had told him all. Had sent
him to me. thought ofmY wife and chill
dren awaiting my return to the noon
day meal. What could do: Should I
go home and confess ALI Should l buy
of my son with money to keep my Sc
cret and send him aways What in the
name of God should do? I paced mp
and down thst Office for an hour. FL
naIIy I came to the conclusion to go
home and tell the wife ali about it and
ask pardon and ADVICE.
/ did 80. When uttered the cruel
story she turned pale. / thought her
respect. to say nothing of her love,
would cease for me. ! could not look at
her, but waited quietly for her decision,
and then the dear little woman said:
''We must provide for him."
Will cut the story short, for words
coulG not portray my sgony. returned
10 the Office and drew him check for
$500, and told him TO go to neighbOr.
ing toWn-nOt too fs and go into some
business he could do. and occasionally
let me hear from him. I would,
told him, try TO make amends to him
The great wrong had done
his mother. That boy is now the propri-
etor of a barber shop only ten miles
from my home. he Is doing good bust
ness, and is about to marry. I keep q
close eye upon him. and aid HIM In
every way can, and shall do 90 as long
IS i've"
"There. said the old soldier, '.you have
my story. Print 1t in the NEWS If you
want to-"
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PkRsONAL MENTION

D q. Grinnell, of Americas. was 4
caller on the News once Saturday.
Miss Fannie Lane of Lebanon. lad.
Is Visiting her sister, the efficient lady
stenogFapher Of the district court.
HI. Thomas r. Williams has returned
from Liberty, Missouri, where he had
been staying for some time. and, inseadi
to stay with hls friends In Emporia.
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AMKRICUN NEWa.
EDrTnD Br BURLOw.

SATURDAY, January 9.
A few cIYil cases entered on the jus
tice docket are the only transactions N
legal way in Americas.
Ms. McNabney goes to Hodgeman
county to-day to make good hls real
dence on his farm.
Twenty or thirty passengers took I'd.
vantage Of the train 10 make the trip q
Emporia to-day.
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EARN lnnnn

l can get abundance of money to loan
on farms in large or small sums for one,
two. three. four, OF Eve years, at a low
rate Of interest, and allow payments to
be made In small sums at different times
or the whole amount may be kept five
years or paid of any time. Rooms at
old Central Office. Fifth Avenue, first
door back of Emporis National Bank.
g. M. SMITH
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A Word OF Advice.

This Is the new year when good reso-
buttons are IN order. The first resolution
. man should make Is to treat himself
10 good food, plenty OF it-well cooked.
and In good variety. Having made this
resolution, the only way possible ~ carry
IL out Is to eat your meals at the Euro
peAn restaurant, north side OF Sixth av-
enue. one-half block east OF the Whitley
onoYa housa
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The following account given of the re-
ception Of Rev. ]. r Edwards and bride,
(Mrs. Fanny Eggleston of Emporis), is
taken from the Anthony Republican, of
January LIST. and will be read with inter.
est by many friends:
"The reception given J. r. Edwards
and bride Of the opera house last evening
and night:was one oitInepleassnE features
20 the general enjoyment of New Years.
eve. Inc hall was handsomely decora-
ted. and inside of the entrance q hand
some arch OF evcrgFeens was construct
ed. After the arrival of the train ct the
depot where the friends had gathered TO
extend their first greeting, they were ee-
corted 70 the hall preceded by
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammers ana M
and Mrs. Elgin. acting In the capacity of
ushers- Rev. Cooper was assigned the
duty Of master OF ceremonies," and per-
formed bis duties we'll in his introduc-
ton speech and presentation OF presents,
. rong which was . handsome china set
aud . beautiful bed room set. With the
many congratulations by the warm clasp
of hands. enliYened by music and song
the evening passed of IN = most Joyous
manner. until the old year had expired
and the new one was ushered IN, wheC
everybody present repaired 20 their sew
eRal homes, feeling that each had eontri
butsd 70 the happiness Of the bride ant
groom.
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Cu-MrRfIA.

Piles are frequently preceded by 9
sense of weight La the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing the
patient 70 suppose he has some GEec-
ton Of the kidneys or neighboring or
gans. AT times, symptoms Of indiges-
ton are present, fatulencY. 1neasinesa
of the stomach, etc. a moisture like
rerspIration, producing . very disagree
and itching piles yield Ct ouce 20 the ap.
plicetion Of DE-. B0eankoss pile remedy
which acts directly on the parts affected
absorbing the tuners. alIayi1g she in
tense itching, and effscttug pexmanenl
cure. Price so cents. Address The DE-
bnsanko Msdiciae Co, Pjqua, O. SolC
by CEas. Ryder, and j. 4 Moore. 1
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iiYs Us ; CAII. saaIssgetlon Guaranteed
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The road on petition of G. E. Safe
and other was granted.
The board then adjourned
Attest: ROLAND LAKIN,
County Clerk.
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II poa.t - Llks VEerh. .

Itmakee no difference whas busiaess
you are engaged m; whether you are .
preacher, merchant. meckAnie,n law
yer or cnmmoa IsboEer, you cant do
your work WILL while you are half sick.
Thousandssgy 70. bat all IN vain. How
much better to keep Yoaf oNaaae In good
order BY taking Parkerss Tonic when
yoz feel - little ous Of soFte. = &
wenld Be m0ney IL year pOekes. Oae
honxof good. sEfoLcing health Il worth {
dozen kogss fail q lsszs0z EIss pam,
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THE NEWS.
THURSDAY. JANUARY "a. 1855.

l VIII sell for cash or exchange for q
good farm in cultivation my residence
corner Fourth avenue and Union street,
including three lots, all set out in blue
grass and. about e75 worth of fruit,
shade and ornamental trees and shrub
berry. The house Is IN first class condI-
tioni has cellar 15x16, good cistern,
first class well of water and waterWorks.
Good stone walks all around the
house. barn 3Ox32 with buggy house,
corn crib, wood and coal house 12x24,
chicken house 10x12, all well built
Good COW and chicken lots. Call on or
address w. w. SUPPE.
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ooUnrr Connzss1OnERs.
CouErY CLKRK's OrFTcE, :
Isn & 19aR

Board met IS per adjournment; all
members present.
The following bills were allowed:
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The Central Loan and Land Co., the
Oldest money loaning concern In the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates Of interest oblainable in the
state. and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you apply If securi-
ty and title Is all right. No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
here
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The members of the West street N. E.
church report that since the difficulty
with the young men which they had
about two weeks ago. there has been ex-
ceptionally good order and an increased
attendance at that church, some Of the
youngsters who used TO create disturb
ance by going out and in oflener than
was necessary now come and behave
themselves properly evidently prontInl
by the lesson taught few Of their mum
hara
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For SALE-A farm with good water
and timber; 90 acres bottom, balance
slope land; part in cultivation and
fenced; small frame dwelling. Large
part OF purchase money can remain for
1--we years. Apply soon TO
A N HANNA
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Aloneyi MonsxII Monarli1

"OVer production of money" We
will loan you money cheaper than ever
and pay It to you when you sign the
mortgage. No extra charges. No com.
mission. No trouble Pay 1t back
when you want TO. YOu pay interest
and principal IN Emporia. that - good
enough for US. The "old reliable" loan
office has been here longer than any
other, and always gives satisfaction. We
loan our own money.
WARREN s. HARRISON,
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Mrs. Maggie Lamar sold her farm
north OF Americas last week TO william
r. Williams. who lives south OF Empo-
ria on Coal creek. Mr.. Williams has
lived in the Coal creek settlement for q
number of years. and having sold his
farm moves to his new farm, which is
one among the finest improved farms In
the county, which Is commonly known
a. the ''old Drake farm" about March
LIST. The sale was made through the
land agency Of shepherd. Bell q Nc
Gown
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
.Januaru g 18SR

COUNTY CLERKS OFFIcE,
January 8, 1856.
Board met as per adjournment, all
members present.
The date for hearing the j. D. Holden
road petition was reset for Tuesday, JAN
usry 10.
The official bonds OF Miss A. E. Dix
on as county superintendent. and n. E.
Du Bots as constable of Reading town.
ship were approved.
The board Cancelled all county war
rants that had renamed unclaimed for
three years and over.
The read on petition of Andrew An
derson was granted.
The following bills wsre approved:
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The water pipe at the Normal school
building trozs Thursday night IN spite
OF the efforts of the jAnitor. AS . conse-
quence school was adjourned Friday in
each Of the apartments, they not being
able to get water to supply the steam
heating apparatus.
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We have $500 belonging to a private
party to loan to good man with good
farm security, at z per cent and small
commission. FREDERICK s. BURTON.
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Prosscute the Swtndlers III
II when you call for Hop Bitters the drug
gist hands cut anything but shop Bitters'
with green cluster Of Hops on white label,
shun that drug gise - you would viper; and
If he has taken your money for bogus stu6.
indict him for the fraud ana sue him for
damages for the 4Wtndle, aud We viii reward
you literally for the conviction.
See o. g court Injunction against D War
ner, Reading. Mich. and ali his sAlesmen,
agents. dTU Rgists. and other fmitAtor8.
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rhr.a 49,. a,.Il,nn,

Worth 5000, for sale or trade; profits
from these horses last year. $2.50O; will
trade tor good farm or city property.
Address box l,199, Emporia, Kansas.
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Baekisn's Arn1oa salva.

The best sAlve in the world fog cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever
sores, tstteF, chepped hands, chilblaina.
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay REQUIRED.
II iS guaranteed TO give perfect satisiac-
lion or money refunded. Price IS cenis
pEh1x. For sals BY B. Whsldou,
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PLAINLY Of nInnau

To loan on farm property on long or
short time on easy terms.
s. NJ. SMITH,
Rooms at old Central office, Fifth Ave
nue.. first door back of Emporia Ma.
ttOnal Rank
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The thermometer in EmpoiiA, at mid
night Thursday registered % DEGREES
bsloW zero. and al seven o'clock Friday
morning stood II below. The Western
Union telegraph ofice At Junction City
reported the thermometer at that place
Fndaymorning a. being 20 degrees below
and Leroy, Kansas, stated the weather
there as being 10 degrees below zero.
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Itch cured in thirty minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary lotion. This never fails
Warranted by N. H, Bates, druggist
Emporia. Kansas.
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A child was so badly chilled Friday
morning on her way to school. that she
was Immediately returned TO her home
IN q carriage by her teacher.
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE. !

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, !
Jan. z, 1886
Board met as per adjournment. All
member present.
The road petition of J. H. Rice was
granted.
The road petition of G. F. Wright
was rejected, as the viewers reported
against the location of said ROAD.
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BANK sTATEMENT.

Report of the condition Of the En-
poria National Bark, at Emporia, in the
state of Kansas. at the close OF business,
December "a, 1885
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Uee On. 6unn's Liver pills for sallou
compilation. pimpies on ne lace and
bilioasRess. Never sIekens o. nripea
OGly Gus for . dos. Samples Tree e
C0aEles Sl9Gegaa end J. 4. Nooso1.
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HAVING experienced great deal Of
Trouble - from INDIGESTION, so much
90 that came lear losing my
NJ trouble always carne after eating
However light
And digesfihle,
For two or three hours ct time had
to 60 through the most
ExcruciatIbg pains.
And the only way ever got''
"Rellefp'
Was by throwing up all my stomach
containedii No one can conceive the
pains that I hsd to go through until
"At last 90
1 WAS taken $50 that for three weeks
I lay in bed and
G nld eat noIhingII!
My suferings were so that I called
TWO doctors to give me something that
would stop the pain.
Their efforts were no good to me.
At last heard 3 great deal
about your Hop BIsters!
And determined to try them"
Got bottle-in four hours / took the
contents of
Next day was out of bed, and have
not seen a
tSlckF'
Hour, from the same cause, since.
have recommended it to hundreds Of
others. You have no such
Advocate as I am"
GEO. KENDALL, Ailston. Boston. Mass.
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- " AFtfIHN @ AAhHIbUN,
No. ITO Commercial street, east side

FoR SALE Or For RENT.-A No. /
good new house Of eight rooms with four
closets, cellar, capacity of cIstern $50
barrels, fruit.trees and shrubbery, stable
1880 place for two horses. buggy
house, granary, coal building. ETC., all
under one roof; good location for hotel,
or rooms to rent, east front.
Apply to 20 East street between Fifth
and Sixth avenues, or
WELLS Bios.
Corner of Sixth and Commercial SITS.
For RENT-RobinsOn house near San
to Fe depot. Rent cheap to responsible
parties. Address A. HAUssLRR,
EmDOrIa.
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II you have sold your farm and have
q mortgage tor balance of the payment
/ will give you money for the mortgage.
8. NJ. SMITH.
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Money,

We loan money on live stock, real es-
tate, and other good collaterals; also buy
notes, bonds and mortgages.
FILKINs s. SIsLER, Brokers.
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Mr.. stand-on-ths- CoEnsr-and- asze-as-
Every Lady. Pas1Ing-B5, hes sstsred tor
tbs prsssas 70 more eoasessal qusE.sss.
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ADvrErIsED LErrzRs.

week ending Jan 8. lisa Please give The
date o. adVeTtfsemens when called for:
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new BLACKSKAITH SHOP
q. I. FARNEY.

Isas Of the arm Of Kelly . o,Brssn o. ssa
Frnnciseo. ts now permanently loested &c
H90G7n&y xan9A1.
And e prepared 70 do al kinds Of Black.
snftklng and Weed Work.
FLOW W0RK a sPEGIALTY.
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Money to loan on long time, at low
rates o. interest. E. B. PEYToN.
EmporIa, Kansas.
Third door south, First National bank.
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Downright Cruelty.
To permit yourself and family to
"SufferI''
With sickness when 1t can be prevent
cd and cured easily
With Hop Biitersill
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UYAHTZD-Ycung ladies' N ests q sssn.
etnsftng empioyment: 40 fn1fEuGe3Qal - tETs
Work can BE sent By nan fdlgea1eo ~ 49,
tlo41 g % - peR weak ee4 - 4edeS u
WORK mailed Tor foaS es8tn 81 ezannR fssa3G
address 8oEz AAEuY1cz 0R1E9s Co. E1G1s9s
Aass- P 9. Box lSld
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

1142. A house OF rooms, on two lots. good
well and ctsterr, plenty Of fruit and shade
large stable, capacity OF c.stern $50 bbis.
Price - 500.
1853 A suburban place of 3 81 acres. go
rods from city; new frame house rooms and
and cellar; young orchard planted; good well
and good soil. Price $500.
ll70. new frame house OF six rooms,
good size, good stable and buggy house, good
we'll; corner lot on Commercial street, easy
payments. Price 1900.
1910. Two east front lots with house of four
rooms, three blocks from Commercial street
Price, s., lbo; terms, $3.50 cash, balance on
time at per cent interest.
$l2S2. F. anne house of four rooms. Price,
1893 Frame house of four rooms, pantry
and basement Price, 81 100.
1927. Frame house of three rooms, small
stable, lot east front. Price. 5000
1923 Frame house of i've rooms, on two
corner lots, good location. Price, 81, $50.
1870. Frame house OF four rooms. Price.
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