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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
FIRE ALARMS.

Capt. Duke, of Engine 2. is proud of his men,
They looked fine on parade.
While waiting for the votes to be counted Elec-
ton night Talbot, of Eugine l, sat on the tender
eating pie.
Father Doyle worked hard 10 have his team
looking fine on Inspection DAY. and the result was
Jim had the finest looking team in the parade.
Rooney is the good boz of Truck 1.
Truck made good time to box last Thursday
evening.
The members of Engine undertook to fill Ban
non, of that company with picked oysters Iues-
day night but were sadly left. Git &c ak, George.
McKenna. Of Engine l. says that Smith Of that
company looks like minister.
Rooney, of Truck l. had great still Wednesday
night. He put out Reilly's chowder wagon.
A large crowd gathered at Truck last Sunday to
see Clark and Dunnigan do the stove act How
does the new pot it, Charlie?
A very touching scene took place during the par
AIDE Tuesday when Chin Mullgan raised his nat to
the graveyard on Bergen avenue. Poor Chin.
Smith, of Engine l, is raising great pair of
County Antrlms which were the delight of the
girls along the line of march Inspection Day.
Smith, of Engine 1, cus a great caper at the mu
scum last Sunday night week. Pete, let her go
slow.
Pat Moore. of Engine 2, is thinking of leaving
this country and moving to Brooklyn.
The war cry of Engine is, "whare is de Ak.
Pat?"
4ho mu4SdAy WINS AsOOAOJ nAo YUM, Va
Engine l, took the cake on parade day. Good boy,
George, how about the sugar house hoops
Bannon. of Engine 2, eat two-quart can OF
oysters at the supper Tuesday evening Where did
you put EN-, G-orgie?
Billy Cullen. of Engine 2. is clean gone en- . =
Onions and pigs feet.
SIKH Fallon, of Engine 2. made dead kick for
pigs feet at the supper. How about the pigs head
ana onions, SIKH?
BE COB" says Kelleher, "but had the foinest
hat in the parade and look at nae shirt. oh, boys,
but must have pictur taken and sent home
to the ould country, be all events" Great head,
John.
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MILITARY NOTES.

Lieutenant Jon ". Aymar Of Co. A. Fourth Regi-
ment, is to be married soon.
Sergeant MajorClem ents says there are vacancies
for several Tiers in the Foarth Regiment Drum
Corps.
Lieutenant Gerardin's company of Young lady
soldiers will in future be known as the Fhst Bap-
fist Cadet Corps and Gerardin Guards.
Sergeant Quaife Bugler of the First Brigade
spends nearly every night lately at the armory
practising. He prefers tAe armory to his house for
the reason that tom Gals and a bugle are toe much
for any neighbsrhood at one time.
The Fourth Regiment Gun Squad Will commence
their drill season Thursday night Col Campbell
of the First Regiment of Newark AID First Lieu
tenant Freeman, commander OF the First Regi-
ment Gun Squad, with his command viii be pres.
emit.
Lieutenant Berrian of Co. F, Fourth Regiment,
has lately urchased handsome Waltham gold
watch, which he has decided to use means of
raising money to recover the lockers in the oom-
pany room. The chances the watch fifty
cents, the winner to be announced early in Deem
ber All money over the actual cost OF the watch
will go toward the above purpose. The lieutenant
thought it better to give his friends chance get
return for their money than to ask from each
one subscription. The drawing will take place
early next month.
For all those miuor but necessary articles that
go TO make complete the comfort nd con veniences
of your Aomer in the way OF house farnishing
goods AZ to The best If net the oRly stores. where
you can 1ad all you want-Wood Msnagh, 1888
Newark avenue ana l78 ravonia avenue.
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What promises to be first class literary and
musical entertainment will be given in Heakel's
Casino, on Palisade avenue. tomorrow night, I'M
der the auspices Of "Our Union." Heights literary
associ> ton.
The fall shoot of the Greenvills Schutzen Corps
ia set down fol tomorrow at the Bslvidere House
corner of Danforth avenue ana Old Bergen road.
hop will follow the shoot, preceded by a prize
bowling contest between the ladies.
The members of the Adcn Social Club who were
not present AZ the last mecNng aud have net re-
ceivsd Invitations for the reception requested
to attend the next meeting, Thursday Nov. 11th
as the Invitations Will then be given to them.
A fine musical and literary enterrainm snt was
given in TeutoniA Hall, last Monday might, under
the auspices of the Caledonian Club md under
the direction t Messrs Winch ester, Gibson, Tay-
Tor, Alexander and McCree. Those who partici-
paaed III the programme Mr. W j. Collins
and Mr.. Vim. Holaes. Miss s. J. MeKune, Mas
Miller and Miss Amy Lionel.
The sixth anniversary OF the organization OF
Bergen Council No. l49. Royal Areahum, was csle-
brated at the lodge rooms corner OF Bergen and
Fairmosnt avenues, Thursday evening last
At the conclusion of the regular work Of the
Council nenIof Past Regent Gordon Dickinson, in
an address, surprised Brother Allison by pr.seAt-
ing him with = handsome gold watch, and Brother
Regent AeCabe with nandsens watch charm
tokens Of the high esteem in wAieh these gentle
men are held by the members Of ths Council.
Prothsr hoCabs il one Of the original HE IA bers.
and has Allied mos. sccsptaby every Office in the
Council Brother Allison is alss QUE OF the orig
inaIs, and has filed the office OF Treasurer for
several tsrms-in fact SO long that, Brother
Dickinson remarked. the Council tnosght is was
time he vas watched" The presentations
followed by q COLLATION..
The Goldsmith Literary Union opened the sea-
son at Bergen Hall last Thursday night with a
dramatic entertainment and hop. The bones
ratified to perfection by ]. u Crossen and
7. f. Greene, N. ]. Kennedy WAS the inteilocW
tor and the tainbourines were manipulated by
Messis. Joseph Cordner and Joseph Manning.
AL OF these gentlemen alse favsrsd the audience
with songs. In the second part Mrs. Moffat sang
. coon paniment; the minstrels gave comic
sketch entitled Bounce John E. Moody, of the
Registers Office sang character songs; N. ]. Kene
nedy recited comic selection, and the play ended
with a farce entitled my Wife's Diary" At the
conclusion of the entertainment dancing was in
augnrated and proved graceful the perform
ance had been Interesting
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CLUB GOSSIP.

A large assemblags gathered at Arnclds Hall,
Greenvllle, last Sunday afternoon to listen to the
service OF song held there by the Lyra Singing So
cety.
The new re oms OF the Union Leagae Club of the
Third District, at $40 Jersey avenue, taken
possession Of last Monday night and underwent
the formula of house warming. very pleas
ant evening was spent by the members and a large
number of invited guests. James McCabe ren-
dered several songs III frst-class manner. and
VIM. Herberts furnished number of Rotations.
which were applauded.
reorganization of the Longfellew Literary AS
sociation of the Heights has been Effected with an
increased membership Of prominent ladies and
gentlemen and with officers as follows: President.
Wilhelm +. Heppenheimer; Vice President Ed
mand Otto; Secretary. Max Muller: Treasurer, G..
Budlsman. The Association will meet every Sat
urday evening at Fleglers Hall, corner Of Summit
avenue and Griffith street.
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SPORTING NOTES.

One OF the championship games OF foot ball Of
the Union League series was played on the grounds
of the Stevens Institute last Tuesday between the
Columbia College. the Crickets winning by score
of so to IL.
Messrs. John j. Hart, Peter D. Skillman, A. G.
Grabo, o. E. Grabo and sTnomas U'Day. all well
known athletes OF this city, contemplating
holding b hare and hound chase on Thanksgiving
day. The start will be made from the hill and the
course will probably be to Hac9ensack, where a
dinner will be served after the chase.
The Irving Bowling Club of the Heights has been
organized by number of well known young men
of that section. The officers are: Captain K. II.
Luiwig; Treasurer, Henry Doherr. TDe men. bers
have engaged Kessle-s ALLY TOR every Wednesday
evening.
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NOTICE To CREDTTORS.-EsTATE OF ELIZA.
~ beth Lincks. deceased. George Lincks. exeeu-
tor of Elizabeth Lincks. deceased by order of the
Surrogate of Hudson County, dated August 21st,
1886, hereby gives notice to the creditors of said
decedent to bring in their debts. demands and
claims against the estate of said decedent, under
oath OF alienation, within nine months from the
date of said order. or they will be forever barred
of any action therefor against said executor.
GEORGE LINCKS.
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To pay only fair price for good article. coats,
pants vests, oyercoats of best material, lowest
prices and nnexcelled III make and fit, go to Nor
ris, No. Montgomery street
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

Carpet sweepers for everybody. Gold Medal
swespers the boss Grand Rapids and O her kinds
in great variety at Wood Mensghs house fur
nishipg store lSS Newark avenue.
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Dress shirts, night shirts, flannel underwear,
seeks, gloves. handkerchiefs, suspenders and ev-
erything belonging to gents outfit, at Baron
low prices, Newark avenue.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Edwin A.
IN Bracket deceased Emma NJ. Bracket, Ad-
order Of the Surrogate of Hudson County, dated
September 21st, 1886. hereby gives notice to the
creditors of said decedent to bring in their debts
demands and claims against the estate of said de-
cedent, under oath affirmation, within ninA
months from the date of said order, or they will
be forever barred of any action therefor against
said ADMINISTRATIVE. h
JENNA NJ. BRACKETT.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT-NotI is herehX
~ given that the final account Of the subscribed
Administrators of Edward Soper deceased, win
be audited and stated by the Surrogate of th&
County of Hudson, and reported for settlement %
Saturday, the 4th day of December next.
Dated Septeuber2 49, A. D. 1856
AMELIA SOPER.
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NEseExIMzEMsEs.

Special sale of umbrellas. silver steel ferrule at
50 80, worth $3.50. at Baron's. 6 Newark avenue.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

Mixed and unmixed pants, OF no mixed quail
ties and of all shades, you tan buy at Wood &
Msnagh's 1888 Newark avenue
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For your overcoats suits AID pants of best style
and lowest prices, GO to Norris. Montgomery st.
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SOCIETIES AND LODGES.

For your overcoats suits and pants, of best style
and lowest prices. go to Norris, Montgomery 81.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

lie bon ton gents kid gloves of various colors and
shades. every pair guaranteed price 81 10, at Bar
on's, Newark avenue.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

NOTICE TO CREDIrORS.-ESTATE OF WILLIAM
~ Atkins, deceased. John Kelly administrator
with will annexed of william Atkins, deceased by
order of the Surrogate of Hudson County, dated
September 7th, 1886. hereby gives notice to the,
creditors of said decedent TO bring in their debts
demands and claims against the estate Of said de-.
cedent under oath or affirmation, within nine
months from the date of said order or they will
be forever barred Of any action therefor against
said administrator. JOHN KELLY
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NOTICE OF SErTLEMENT-NOTICEIs HEREBY
~ given that the final account of the subscriber
administrative of Bridget Foran. deceased will be
audited and stated by the Surrogate of the County
of Hudson, and reported for settlement on Sstrr-,
day, the 30th day OF October next "
Dated August 23d, A. D. 1886. ~
ELLEN GLENNd$.
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SEVENTH STREET PALArs RoYA1

SEVENTH STREET PALA1s RoyAL
FOR A NICE HOLIDAY PRESENT.
Gents Collar and Cuff Set, ~ aud $50
ladies' Work Box. from 81
beautiful OdOr Case. from IT.
Gentleman's Shaving Case, from $lS7.
An elegant Toilet S' Case Sss from 8.
Unexceled assortment Of Ladies' Leather and Plush
Handsatchels, from 43c. to IS.
BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Purses. Pocket Books aud
Child's Plush Bonnet from SSc
Hand knit Hood. from 225c to g. AZ.
pair Of Leg9ins, from 25e up.
Nice Kid Gloves, froIn Soc to 81 sd pair
faies coIoTed yordersd % Ss e Handler
Genfieinen's coiored Bordered Hen,-stitched Hand
Ladies Pure Linen White Hem-stitched Hmker-
chiefs, from 1Oc. each mp
ladies' Scalloped and Embroidered HaEdkerchiess.
4 beautiful Silk Handkerchief or Munaer from Zoe.
Xnics Fancy Set Collars and cuns, At 2sc sck
a nice Domestic OF imported Jersey, from u % to
nice piece Of Jewelry Breast Pin Ear Rines Scarf
Pin. Hair Pin, Jersey Pin, Fob Chain. Gents Watch
Ohain. Finger Rtnga Bracelete &C., from 1Oc. up
J. NJ FOLLIN.
SEVENTH STREET PAI.AIs ROYAL.
do 0l4 1th 1T. between and NV
EALL AND WINTER. SO AMIDST.
EN- Ea ,ss 4 s q; sRs EsEGE ESs
enA TROUskRiNd& 4 the mportinE fsIio1ing r
tAblfshmenk
sell iii Fen0sy1fAn1a 9fopue
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AND ALL ITCHING AND sCALY SKIN AND
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tho NcnrEser

The Weather.
OFFICE or TIE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. D. G., Dec. % 1856.
Indications Jag "a Hours. CJIIHtemcDly IL pm.
Jo-fioH
For the District OF columbia, Maryland, and
Virginia. light snow or rain, lortheTy winds, sta
EOnaTy temperature
W. ) T,PPAS. Jeyveler. has the DAISY pillow
s1au holder. For sale at
col 9tn street n. W.
IP YOU WISH 20 get pure liquors call On Tharp
SIS street northwest.
HoNg RUIZ FURE RYE WHISKY, Godfrey & Eol-
d-E. IL Iitn 81 NV, sole agents Tor the District
This WHISKY l. not only patriotic. but the finest
f. the land. Convince yourself By calling at the
house OF tie sole CENTS. For sale by the bottle
and cast All cinn1is>t lrs are invited
FoK PURE RYE WmsSIEs call ON Tharp.
r A KKSSFpy a COS celebrated New England
Fruit cake For sale 10y ell grocers-
OLD CROW WHISaY. Charles Kraemer 737 18th
Pune WINES, BRsNDIES AND RUNS. Tharp'S
GOLD SPEcTAcIEs. Gold Eyeglasses, &C., at Wash
1ngtOn optical &C.. So 18th 81. n. W.
KERvaxD engraved visiting cards, 75c per hun
dred, iOl2 Pennsylvania ave.
HAVE N STOCK pure Old Rye and Bourbon
NhiSkirS, on drauglt or in bOtt-s
Berkeley pure rye whisky, the best on the
market for the price, ~ per gallon, Il quart and
so cents pint, - cents a sample bottle
THAEP.
SlS street northwest.
II IOrIa
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A MArDEN,s DEVICE.
TALE WHICH CONVEYS CHRISTMAS LESSON
TO THOSE WHO COURT THE GIRLS.
MARY" said q Georgetown mother to her dear and
only daughter, has Harry proposed yet."
YES ma: he proposed last evening"
and you accepted him Of course. Is he coming to
board with uss 1 wonder If he likes onions in bis
stewed tomatoes"
Not so fast mother Ididn't accept him"
"Why, daughter, cannot understand you. thought
you loved Harry dearly"
so do, ma. But Row, ma, remember this is secret
Promise not to say word to any one, and I'll tell you
something"
Good gracious! Does Harry drink"
mo, ma: not that You see ma. have set my heart
having sealskin sacque this winter Well. If Harry
can take broad hints he understands that. When lie
proposed last night kept back the impulse fall
his arms, and assuming indifference which did
feel, told him would give him my answer Christ
mas Day. Now, think Harry loves me, and if he
does, that sacque will be along bright and early on
Christmas morning 1t will arrive before he does and
he'll send it to prove how much he prizes me-"
But why did You put him of until Christmas Day."
80, you see. had accepted him last evening by
Christmas time he would have assumed the patronizng
airs of an old engaged lover and. engaged lovers
generally do would have talked economy get rid
Of making me expensive present
But perhaps he cannot afford it."
Cannot afford it, Nonsense For the past two
years he has been buying his clothing Victor Ad
lers Ten Per Cent Clothing House. 921 and 929 9TH
street northwest and by paronzng Adler he has saved
enough to buy two three sacques"
Mary is right. Those who buy their clothing of Ad-
Ter always full vane for their money They always
get good clothing and they also get very little
above actual manufacturing cost Just Adler is
Offering induceentsin Suits Pants and Over
coats.
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A Perfect Razor guaranteed, 4S7 Pa. ave. 8
"1oc Royal CLUES broken china, glass; furniture
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in 4 Id. Ward" prints, 45c per TO-
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermiik; Sweet Milk
&C. per quart. Cream 1jc
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V. O.. FISCHER
Corcoran Building
500 FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Invites an inspection Of his
ETCHINGs. ENGRAvINGs and PHOTOGRAPHS.
Especially adapted for Holiday Gifts
just received
ORIGINAL WATER COLoRs and FAC SMILES
AFTER G. FRA BARToLoMEo
FULL LINE OF HOLIDAY GIFTS GENERALLY
KEPT IN FIRsT-CLAss STATIONERY STORES.
FOREIGN BOOKS.
oc25-m.w&stojan1
The NATIONAL Lurr AND MArun1rr
Assoc1A fIl, S Slrs WAssM 1rtSaan9N c.
Issues OH; syaIo in Cash a.
the Hn e Eys Ed f cfifEs and
Guaranteed in Amount and with absolute Limit Of Cost
n N ss nxs
always obtain it at the o Gfe E Sc Association
H RiiIian frGGS a4R gss1ssS
Geo =; EldridEe. secretary and GEM manager:
+ s kiddsi aeii eG 3D. medical director;
Geo J. Ea''sraaS D iisI;IsS5 cashier;
Horatio Browning, Seymour ". Tullock
Samuel Eorment, r. o HOltz,nan
William T.. Clark, r. Bskrr
James l.. Barbour. James l. Norris
Robert Boyd, John ID Iarner
Frank Hume, p S. Kiltielia
Levi Woodbury.. no3 Am
CIR THn Brsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS
The Concord Collar. Coupe, Carriage Road, Team
Snu Express Harness OF all kinds DESCRIPTIONS at
lowest prices. Every genuine Concord Harness il
Stamped with makers name and trade mark.
LUTZ BRO,
491 Penna. ave.. adjoining National Hotel
Horse Blankets and Carriage Robes in greet variety
and ut very low prices. nit;
E0R SALE-JUST RECEIVED BY STEAMER
the very finest importell-od Sherry Port Maderis
hnn s and other wines. Also Cognac brandy Holland
aud Tom Gin. Special prices to tobbers
d. A. sELIGsON. Wholesale Liquor Dealer.
still sell the celebrated California Claret at Al
gallon. $1,000
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1T FFEJS GnOn

1T FEELS GOOD
Those worn out with Pains. Aches and Weakness find
RELIEF IN ONE MINUTE i'll the CurIcuRA ANr1.PA1S
FLASHER AT druggists. - cents dis
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ELrHoNzo Youxes
Company

ELPHONZO L oUNGS
Company
Are prepared to offer
ONE TON OF ABSOLUTELY PURE CANDY
of various kinds We have had these Candies nanufac-
tnred expressly for in order secure trade
Strictly Pure and Wholesome Goods and the operation
being an extensive one, able offer them at
prices that defy the successful competition of
more common quality. We also offer large supply
and full assortment OF carefully selected
NUTS,
all of this seasons crop. No Gold Storaee sold by MS
>, New Crop Lang1ladoc Almonds. New Crop Naples
Walnuts New Crop Grenade Walnuts. New Crop
Sicily Filberts. New Crop Brazil tcreamD Nuts. &c
OTHER GOOD THINGS FOR XMAS.
Fancy Stem-Cut Florida Oranges. Genuine Velvet
Skin Lemons. Genuine AlbeInarle Pippin Apples
Fancy York Imperial Apples Fancy Wine Sap APP
pies. Genuine White Clover Honey. Pure Vermont
Maple Syrup i'll Full Quart bottles Aunt Abby's Mince
Meat. Durkee's Salad Dressing Home made Sweet
Pickles Stuffed Mangoes. Genuine Mandheling Java
Coffee, &c, &c, &c
ELPHONZO YOUNGS
ColuTagy.
42S 9th street, between ID and E. d2O
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Twenty Per Cent Discount
on Leather Cases for New Years, and other Leather
Novelties, until January l. JAS. 8. TOPHAM,
1921 Penna. ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


INOR sALE-sO.OOO FEET OF GROUND, PARTI-
ally improved in the southwestern part of the city,
1000 i'll northwestern section, cheap
23,OOO on 1th st. NV, cheap
squares in different sections Houses and lots in all
parts Of the city. AUSTIN p. BROWN
d29-1w 1875 + ST. NV
E0R SALETHREE VERY CHEAP LOTS ON CO.
Il lunibia Heights. if sold in the next Eve days One
Lot on Dartmouth st, 5Ox150 it., 20c: two Lots on
1 feet tent ont S M
ney ave. and 18th ST., - &c terms easy:
dSS-6t Corner 9Th and F st.
NOR SALE-TWO LOTS. EACH 5OX15O; ON on
II tario Meridian Hill, at DOE per So. foot Two
Lets each 3Oxl3O IN tsnier Heights subdivision At
ST. NV. DAFT
EoR sAIE-LoTs IN MOUNT PLEASANT, FROM
Il, II cents up. j. K. HEREFORD.
d23-1m' 1423,4 F st.
L'OR SALE-A WELL-LOCATED LOT ON MERI-
dlan Hill l;o near ear Boundary st., cheap. GEO. W.
A nice Lot, 8 st., near 3D. aax115 feet. to 30
eRea Eo SKI ss oS s f0S
e GROUND 4 SHORT DISTANCE NORTH of pU-
PONT CIRCLE and ADJACENT to NEW HAlIP-
SHIRE AVENUE for sEyENTY,FIyE cents per
S'' d@61 1851 HILL :SH issh st. NV
EoR SALE-1o.700 SQUARE FEET FRONTING
1 on ST, between Sd and 4th. fronting park: lot
rear and side sewer and water Cheap to an imm U
date purchaser. A. p HILL 4 CO.,
d1o-2w 1888 at
LrOR sALE-VALUABLE SOUTHWESTERN COR
snd 3 ' fsss IS.
Gle and 18th and SITS The vacant corner lot 24x100
its Viii be- sd tossEer oe xltn
Apply to owner. 1903 n ST. d4-3m
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