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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-21
MRS BAILEi's BOOK.

While st the {, u / house FrI"a', az
reporter WAS Introduced b, Ms w tfte
e. Mrs n, q Bhi.t, ~bns ial at
Wichita ab u me var ago, aEd which
teTmInAt,d 10 her discharge, tar the
murder of Stephen Botbamlrs, a
wealthy young EnglIshman, IN ue / =
.IIsn territory, created such wIdrs,' cad
-ensslion. Mrs. Bailey, ~ho Is a very
pleasant litIle woman Ii nov selling la T
book, entitled The Lite OF Nellie G.
Briley." which is novel, founded en-
Lireiy upon facts complied by Mrs.
Bailey during her imprisonment am
revised by Mary E jackson. OF Topeka
The book Is peculiarly interesting, and
has had an immense sale. 1t contains
full account of Mrs. Bailey's trial for
lite, as we'll as history OF ber life and
the principal figures connected with the
many strange and romantic incidents
through which she has passed. Also a
cabinet sized photograph of the woman
who has certainly had 9 remarkable
career in this slate.
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ll42. h"use ~ X rooms. i two tofs. R.sOC
vel AMI lister plenry OF fruit nd shade
arge stable. ca acifv ~ >teT $50 bhI-.
ri. = 50 bfNt.
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The verdict In the district court Wed
nesday in the case OF the clty of En-
poria W. Jack GIIchrist, and Frank
Burnham, should serve to teach our city
government the lesson which has already
been learned by cities Of any importance
in all parts Of the country, viz: That
it Is only q waste of time 20 endeGvor to
convict hack-dEIvers or owners Of hack
lines Of the petty ofsnse Of stepping
over an imaginary line on depot plat
form, and in the event Of q conviction In
few isolated cases, the expense incur
red by the city amounts TO . much larger
sum than the income derived therefrom.
The only scheme. which after being
tried, has proved in any way successful,
is for the different hotels TO do away
with runners or solicitors for patronage
at all trains, for any hotel or lodging
house, thus leaving each hotel TO stand
on its merits and not distract and dis
rurb the travelling public by hsrrassiDg
opportunities on arrival at the depot.
First class hotels, and in most instances
hotels Of any character whatever, IN all
the eastern cities OF any importance,
have long since discarded the old fash
ioned custom of employing these run
ners who are one of the greatest nuts
anceS OF our city.
In the event Of our hotel keepers
agreeing 70 do away with this great in
convenience to travellers it would give
our city marshal time to devote his IN
questioned ability to enforce the ordIn-
ance relating to tax on dogs within the
city limits, which has 30 long been nom-
inally . dead letter. There are over If
teen hundred dogs running at large on
our streets on which no tax has been
paid. Any man who is able to keep q
dog is certainly able TO pay the tax
which is levied thereon by the city or
and should our city marshal
give bis attention to the collecting of
this tax, more revenue would undoubt
eddy be turned into our city treasury,
and 1t would be much near
or his calibre than to be |
engaged in watching q dimly painted |
dead line at the Santa Fe depot without
his spectacles.
II the proprietors of our different ho-
tells cannot agree to discard the obnox-
ious runners employed by some of them,
TO solicit patronage at the different rail
way depOis, would 1t not be well for the
city council to institute an ordinance alb
prohibiting the employment of
hotel runners, and repeating the one now
in force licensing this public nuisance
If this was done the hack drivers would
have no occasion to call out for custom
and could easily be held In check.
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

two best vacant lots now 70 be rad OF
hsnts street north Of Ninth VENUE.
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LADIES RELIEF CORPS.

The attendance at the social given by
the Ladies' Relief Corps. No. 20. g. A.
R., at the Knights of PythIas hall Friday
evening was quite large, and general
good time was had by all present. Card
playing and other games were INDUCED
in and the entertainment Diversified by
Mrs. KeeIer reading why 1 Did Not
Sell the Farm" which was duly appre-
GATED by her audience. Post Comman-
erd Judge Fletcher sang marching
Through Georgia." the audience joining
in the chorus and heartily enjoying the
piece. A splendid supper was served
and generously patronIzed. The Ladies'
Relief Corps being able TO realize about
$50 clear of expenses. The money thus
obtained will be spent for charitable
purposes. The ladies of the coIps haV 9
been unremitting in their endeavprs To
make the occasion an unqualified sue
cess and ceriaIDly deserve credit for
their good management OF the affiir
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
4 Attorneys % LaW.

A TToRNEYs At Law, EmpoEias kaas
EYon. Osaze, Greenwood. CoGey, Chase, HaEs
Vey Marion and Morris counties, Kan. n ne
supreme court OF the sAAee, and n the fSdeEa
courts for the district OF Kansas.
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
Il 1lGQ


The board OF county commissioner.
met In regular session. PRESENT.. E
Mcmillan, VIM. Fllckinger and ]. 8
Grimsley.
The board organized by elect,Dg T. e
Mcmillan as chairman. Vim. Flick.
inger was elected purchasing agent.
IL was ordered that tax sale certifi.
Gates Nos 1876, 1919 and 2O9, sale 1888. be
refunded with 10 per cent. interest to r.
Dunlap.
1t is hereby ordered by the board that
hereafter all supplies purchased for the
comfy must be accompanied by q pur.
chasing agents order therefor. and no
claim TOR supplies will he recognized
unless accompanied by such order, and
VIM. Flickinger has this day been ap-
pointed purchasing agent for the ensu-
Ing year, said order to cover all supplies
other than such as may be given by the
overseeEs of the poor, and the superin-
tendent of the poor farm.
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A scientific Game.

Huxley has asked whether. Il It were
certain that the Life and fortune OF every
one of rs would one day depend on our
winning . game Of chess, we should not
all learn something Of the game ''1et
it is very plain truth that the life and
fortune of every one Of rs depend on our
knowing somefhing of the rules Of 3
game infinitely more difficult It is 3
game which has been played for untold
ages, every man and woman OF Us be-
ing one of the two players The chess
board is the world, the pieces are the
phenomena Of the universe, the rules Of
the game are what we call the laws Of
nature. The player on the one side IS
hidden from us. We know that his
play Is always fair, Just and patient
But also we know. 20 our cost. that he
never overiooks mistake or makes the
smallest allowances for isnorance. To
the man who plays wen the highest
stakes are paid with overGoWihg gener-
osity, but one who plays ii 3 check
mafed-wifhout hsste, but without re
morse ~
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KANsA, PATENTS

Ll-t Of patents granted To cihEens of
kansas for the Week ending Tuesday.
January II. 1886. complied from the Of
fciAl records of the United STATES patent
office, expressly for the Daily NEWS. by
W. A. Redmond, solicitor of patents,
No. sS7 F street, N. W., Washington. D.
O OF whom information may be bad.
W. +. Boswell, Atchison, upright
steam heater.
w. Erwin. Argentine. gage and clamp
for weather boarding, etc
D. u Harris, DouglAs. car coupling.
o KcYser, Abiline. roller mill.
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Chss. Moys, recently from Washing
ton territory and brother of Rev. Henry
hoys, now OF Oregon. but formerly Of
Emporis,gave the News a call Thursday
He will return about February Let with
his wife and family who are with him.
Mr.. Moys likes his new home very
mnch He reports his brother IN good
health and is again in the ministry. Both
take the News, and keep posted in Em.
porla matters.
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II applied for position IN q banking
house In Wall street sIx months ago.
and although proved my competency,
they would not take me. / had been
down on my luck and looked old and
shabby. An idea struck me, got mp .
new growth Of hair with Parker's Hair
Balsam. raised q decent suit of clothes,
applied again. and they took me IN .
minute" So writes CLERK with $4,000
salary. The moral IL plain. Parksr's
Hair Balsam gives person . new face
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vas ordered refunded with 10 Der oen,.

was ordered refunded with 10 per cent.
interest to ]. J. Buck.
Miss Josephine Patty rendered the
sum Of &2S, the amount paid Rebeccs
T. Patty for the care of Hannah Pugh,
which the board accepted.
En-. DIckerhoof Of Agnes City town.
ship, and W. P. Gould of Elmendaro
township. were appointed treasury ex.
amiDers for the ensuing quarter.
The petition for new voting precinct
In EImendaro township, embracing the
four southern tiers of sections in said
township. was granted as prayed for, to
be known as Summit precinct.
The reports of the township trustees
and treasurers OF Center and Fremont
townships we're examined and being
found correct were approved
The nomination by the county supsr
In,endent of O. ". Filklns and ] E
KlOck as teachers examiners for the o..
suing year, were approved
The following bills were allowed:
sI.l s y .lk1p. Goa to poor. -. Is IS
Nc MILAN. -up-rinCending at poor
BARN. and railroad fares, eIo $50
Ensas Cit, Bridge & on o, contract
Log Chain bridge .... 425 90
k1nsa- City Bridge & Iron o. conuracE
alt Greek bridge ass 90
= Wilhite, taking insane to asylum % 90
= Brown, supplies 20 pour farm 6 81
The board the a1i urned until To
morrow morning.
Attest: Roland LAKIN,
County Clerk.
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AMERICUs NEWS.
BY BURLOw.

BY BUkLOWs
FRIDAY, Jan. 10.
County Surveyor Edmiston stayed in
the city over last night.
The Ottaw', Usage City & Couucil
Grove railroad, is again agltatIng the
minds of our citizens. Some active
steps should and will be taken in the
matter soon.
Mrs. Carpenter was taken quite sick
yesterday. but is feeling somewhat bet
ter this morning.
A Howard returned Yesterday fom
Clay Centre, where he disposed OF his
business property and purchased other
thus clearing G cool 81 900 on the trans
action.
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VIM. II. Darling, a member of EN-
porIa Lodge No. 2, A. o. U. w, died on
Jan. 10Th, and Saturday his widow was
paid $4,000. being the amount of his
beneficiary certificate In said order. The
payment OF tins death loss In six days
speaks volumes. aud is Indisputible EVIL
dence Of the deserved popularity of the
Oh W
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-21

Dallas Holmes, a young boy only
nneen years old, was arraIgned before
Judge Keys Thursday afternoon for
Stealing can of oysters from Frszeur's
restaurant The Judge levied fine OF
% and extras, amounting to IS so. Not
having the money necessary TO put up,
the boy was sent In jail.
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MARRIED.

Weclip the following from the Pill
delphia Public Ledger:
MARkIED.-M OrTis- Seynaye. - On
December 80, 1885, by the Rev. J Lynch,
DR. L. L. Morris Of EmpoIia, Kansas,
70 Mas Emma j. youngest daughter OF
j: A. 6eynaves Esq, OF Philadelphia.
No esrds.
Dr. MorEisis the brother of D. W.
Morris. one Of our popular druggists
and is we'll known in this community
He IL now located in Philadelphia
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There are some persons connected
with our city government who would
he as decided a success as cornfeld sail
'ors as they are failures as city officials.
and they should be gwen q chance 10 de-
vote their energies In the most profitable
direction az an early day.
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Thursday the family of ] b. Hinkle,
the gentlemanlY deputy clerk of the dis
trict court, arranged to surprise him by
arranging for q family dinner 1T his
home on Constitution street, the occa-
slou being Mr.. Hinkle's seventeen
birthday. They carried out their plans
90 successfully as to completely get the
: better of their subject, and make the
event very pleasant and agreeable. AL
though seventy years old, MIR. Hinkle Is
still active and can relate an unlimited
amount of amusing anecdotes whenever
occasion rPouirea
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-21

II Star" who furnishes q poem Tor
the News, addressed TO Ruth Hadley"
aod "NaomI Nottingham" would like
20 see his effort in print, be must furn
ish his name. Under no circumstances
WIN the News publish anonymous COM
lmunlcauons, prose or poetry.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-21

A number OF the friends OF Mr.. Luih-
er Williams gave him q very pleasant
surprise party, AT his residences IN the
wat part of town Friday evening. A very
agreeable time was had, the young peo-
pie enjoying themselves to the utmost.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-21

Ever given in Empoua The whole
loan can be paid before due or can pay
10 small sums at any time and stop in
Ssrest on amount paid, thus you can cas-
lily pay of mortgage gradually, which
would not be done all at once. Other
advantages offered which cannot tail to
suit borrowers. ONCE on Fifth avenue,
frat door back of Empona National
bsrk. 8. II. SMITH
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rHEsrArE SORnAL CONTEST

VIII be held in the assembly room on
the evening Of January % The con
testants in essay are Amanda KIrkpAt-
rick, d. A. Eckers and o P. McClin
took. The orators include Sue Hoag.
land. w. NJ. Davidson, o. H. holmes
and w. Z. Woodward.
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F. q. Ringer of Bitiertown gave the
News call Friday. He Is on his return
TO his home with his wife. having been
married at Norwood. franklin county.
on last Wednesday, January 18th, The
News extends its congratulations.
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nonsyl Moneyil Monsrili

"Over production of money" We
will loan you money cheaper than eyer
and pay It To you when you sign the
mortgage No extra charges. No COM
mission. No trouble Pay IL back
when you want To. Yo1 pay interest
and principal in Emporia. that Is 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 & HARRISON,
No. ITO Commercial street, east side.
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COUNTY OLkRK's OFFICE,
Tannaro TX IR2R

SoAoot y 4Ot AOCO
The board met as per adjournment;
all members present.
The official bond of r Il. EdmIstor
as county surveyor was approved.
The taxes on the Sc Or of NV of sec
tion SO, township 10, range II, sale Of
1869, on which tax deed had been made
to P. B. Plumb, were ordered refunded
with 10 per cent interest upon delivery
of quit CLAIM deed to the county there
for.
The county treasurer was ordered tc
transfer any balance in the bond fund Of
school district No. 90 to the school fund
of said district.
The county clerk was ordered to ad.
vertise for sealed proposals to do the
county printing, advertising, undertak-
ing and for furnishing medicines to the
poor-bids to be received to FEBRUARY 1.
The following bills were allowed:
L n Carter, repairs to court house - IS
Harriet Spicer; refunding taxes. -. /; 81
Frank Mccain plastering at court
City Of Emporia, water rent ...... 10 90
Grimesley.salarY as county commits
alsSlOner.-.--. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 %
VIM FiickInger, same. 81 So
Z AcMiHan, same. -............s..... 90 90
The board then adjourned to meet in
special session on February 1, 1886.
Attest: ROLAND LAKIN,
County Clerk.
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! Married, at the { arsOnage of the NJ.
, E. church, EmpOrla, Kansas, by Rev.
w. 5nodgrass, Mr.. A. j. McNabb, OF
Spearville, Kansas, and Miss Flora A.
Cleland, of Poland, Mahoning county,
Ohio.
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We have $500 belonging to a private
party.to loan.to good man with good
farm security, At 2 per cent and small
commission. FREDERICK & BUXTON.
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COUNT connrssronns.
CouNTY GERx,s OurcR, !
Ian II 1898

. sUs 4U1 4CoUs J
Board met Is per adjournment; all
members present.
The forenoon was spent In visiting
and inspecting the Eagle creek bridge.
which was accepted.
The road petitions Of J. D. Holden
and g. W. German were laid over until
next April.
Road viewers were appointed as fol-
lows: On petition OFF q Phillips. j.
G. Talbot, Milton LindleY and Ed. Nc
Milan; on petition of Gabriel Roth, A
B. Moon, Joseph Rcret and G. N. Linek.
The following bills were allowed:
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Eight collins containing the bodies Of
people who were fr, zen to death in the
western part Of this state during The re-
cent cold weather. went east on the can.
nonbaIl Friday.
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The city of Reece, Greenwood county.
was last week incorporated as scity Of
tbs third class by order Of the district
Judge at Chambers.
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The Western Union Telegraph COM
pany'S wires along the Santa Fe road are
now nearly all repaired, aud Mr.. @. w.
Cleaver. the popular manager, is once
more seen to smile.
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
Jan. IL, 1856.
Board met as per adjournment. All
member present.
Road viewers were appointed on road
petitions as follows:
p. 81. Sax's Ietition-J. b Clapp.-
Joseph Parsons ana J. D. Gibson.
Atalanta Picker;ng's petIEipn-J. A,
N Her, Theodore Little and II. Abra.
ham
Manly b. Smiths petItion-James
Wsilingford. A Sheeiz aud Garret De
Baum.
VIM. GrsFenttein'. pettion-Neil
Campbell, n. Lindley and R. q. Gass-
away.
F. E. Davidson's peti,ion-J. c. Brad
Geld. J F. S'ratton and John Quicken
bush.
The petition Of Joseph Frost, ct al,
for road without view and survey, was
taken mp, and the bnsid being satikfled
that all OF ths land owners adjoiniDg
said proposed road had signed said petI-
tion, the rozd was granted.
The following bllls were allowed:
Maggie Evans. witness State " walk.
Euntcs Bartlett sane 81
Johnnis SaRue9s, sszne..--... / &
Al TrlgGe. overseeing pooP-.-s---...... Is q
Wa EiteklnReE, salary IS county com
TipsOa z Bradley. diggina cissezn e
sElA-s.------...---.-..- ~ y
The board then adjourned until to.
morrow.
Attest: ROLAND LAKn.
County Clerk.
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Interest annual or semi-annual. Best
advantages ever offered as TO time of
loan, and easy payments at any time.
See advertisement in this paper.
3. "a. SMITH.
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Ror anIn or Trade.

will 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 $75 worth OF fruit.
shade and ornamental trees and shrub
berry. The house 10 IN first class condl-
tion; has q cellar 15xl6, good cIstern,
frSt class well Of water and waterworks.
Good stone walks all around the
house, barn 30x32 with buggy house,
corn crib, wood and coal house 1924,
chicken house 1Ox12, all we'll built
Good COW and chicken lots. Call on or
address w. Fl. SUPPR.
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We loan money on live stock, real es-
tate. and other good collGterals; also buy
notes, bonds and mortgages.
FILKINs & SIsLKR, Brokers.
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rhren 1Inn1 sIaIIInn.

Worth 5000, for sale or trade; profiIs
from theaa horses last year. $4,000; will
trade for good farm or city property.
Address box l,199, Emporia, Kansas.
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Itch cured in thirty minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary lotion. This never falls
Warranted by N. H. Bates, druggist
Emporia, Kansas.
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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 Obtainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you apply If securi-
ty and title IL all right. No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
here.
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For RENT-Robinson house near San
Ia Fe depot. Rent cheap to responsible
parties. Address A. HAUssLER,
ErnpOr{
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In Justice Payne's court Thursday the
man O'Neil, who had sworn out q
warrant against his son for assault. with
drew the complaint al his own cost.
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RED STAR RESTAURANT.
SIKH AVENUE. EMPoRlA. KAs.

have have fuss purchased this popular
restaurant thoroughly EeaoVoted a, aEd an
prepared 70 furnish tie best meas that ear
Be obtained IN shs city. Eaxmer1, trade >
so EornsrIy Of isrsSOEd. Ia.
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UYANTHD-YcungIa ladies IN city o eglA-
w try to work for as a1 thslR ho1ss; AS
cinating emplcynants no Instructions - bIyt
work can be sent BY Eaafl tdistA1eo - 01ieoe
tLons1 50 70 - Per week oaA Be nades No
WCrk mailed for 6onF cents n stamps. Plea9o
address HOMH MANUFACTURES Co. Eo1oo1s
MASS p. D. Bog 1915
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Arge stable. ca 'acitv >ttT $50 hhI,.
~. . 50 5OG
l5S 4 sunur"s' place ca = 81 acres \
q ron ritt ~ fsts'.f 'rIs-s r,sou,r IN
- u r; yDrRE af h o.. tIi tutfef -os,si
~ ZOO soil Fri e. $3.50
liTn \ new frame l. us. nj ~ ry~,l.
'ai >Izi-, cool -tfhle aTtr hugg nai>t geo
II; corner tut on e 'nm.rri - street. = f.,
W-ttt>- PIicP 81 80
1910 Iwo east fro:.t lots with hour,. Of fou,
ON. three blocks rom ommptctai stree
Price. 81 $50; rms, s450 cash, balance n
me a per cent interest.
1882 AN" hOEs- OF four rooms. Price
700
233 Frame house % four rooms, pantr,
md basement. PTi e. 81 100
1927 Frame house of three rooms SINAI
stable, lot east front. Price. $50
1928 Frame hOus' of Eve 70 ms, on two
corner lots. goOI location Price 81 $50
1890. Frame house of Jour rooms Price,
$3.50.