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The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02

Be content with your lot, es-
pecially 5 IL is n lot of money.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02

TIE State Democratic Conyen-
ton convened at Little Rock last
Thursday noon, but up to our
time of going to press none Of
It's proceedings have reached us
The names of Hon. L. Nj. Gunter,
of Washington, Gen. I. G. Tap
pan, of Phillips; Hon. b, b, Hud-
gins, of Boone; Col, Geo. Hm.
Garuth, of Pulaski, and Judge b,
7. DuYal Of Sebastian are men
toned for the workmanship, with
the chances in favor of our man.
In the gubernatoral race instlue-
tons stand as follows; Hughes,
Ill; Fletcher, los; Eagle, %;
Fishback, 81; Rector, Il; unin-
structed 81. In second choices,
Col. Fishback commands the
greatest reserved strength thus
represented. He has SO second
choice votes, being one more than
his vote on first instructions. Ea-
gle comes next with 70 second
choice votes, Fletcher with 63,
Hughes with so and Rector with
s. And yet combining first and
second instl notions, no one of the
five candidates for governor can
come anyway near securing the
nomination. The Gazette says,
with only Stone county to hear
from, there are thirty-seyan unin-
structed votes to be disposed of
between the five candidates for
governor. They are from Ashley,
Ghicot, Conway, Crawford, Logan
and Arkansas counties. 1t is in
diligently believed that Ashley,
Conway and a part of Crawford
will vote for Fletcher, making his
total vote l22; Chicot and a part of
Crawford will 60 to Hughes, max
ing his vote about l22; Logan and
a part of Crawford will go to Fish
back, increasing his vote to almost
100, while the balance will go to
Eagle, running his vote up to
something over 100. The vote on
first ballot in convention, it is be-
lieved, will not miss these figures
far But to predict the result in
advance battles the shrewdest po-
litieal judgment, There is a hard
fight ahead all along the line.
The other offices, with three excep-
tons, are likewise clouded IN doubt,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1888-06-02

LASp OFFICE AT HARRISON ARK.
Nh, Inth 1898

May 18th, lSSS.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intcn-
ton to commute to Cash Entry. his p. ID.
S. Filing M Il that said proof will be made
before The Eegl ter and Receiver n Hrr-
son. Ark., vn July 9th 1883 VIZ.
lobert j. T vlor, Z. D. s. No 1868 for
the sw sci See. I. lin. Il l9w. lie
names The following witnesses to prove his
Continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of, said lnd, viz; Thomas Bradshaw,
Bunk Taylor. Red Rogers and ]. f. Jones,
all OF Rally Hill Ark.
II. Q. Triton, Register.
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK.
April 2lsi, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers has filed notice of her M
tention to make final proofin support other
claims, and that said proof viii be made be-
tore Register ind Receiver u. s. Land Of
flee at Harrison, Ark, on June 9th, 1888,
viz:
Peuben Nc Curry H. Z. GAL, for thesw
NV Sec. II 81 mel & ne} set See Is TIP. lsn
r 21w.
He names the following witno SEES, To-
prove his continuous resldense upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz: Zimri Thorn.
ason, W. p. Grogan. l b. Estes and Ftp.
kirkpatrick, all Of Batavia, Arkansas.
H. @. Upton Rsoister
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HgNDERcORNS.

Thaeafes sirrt and brs cure far turiis uunlnrs "a
fHg al pain Ensfrrs r fuft to tho fatf Never n 4
aF1fe. ID uertaat DRUGGISTS Illsusak 8 90. n -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-30
G o A L !.

abe Piaasaas valley NFta1) gaai CONAN.
NY. re Coal furnish cd from this company,
mines il OF a superior quality to any ever
Drought to Wnhen1cca, and will he delivered
to any part OF town a. the lowest rate, and in
any quantity.
Leave your orders at p e FASHION gFABLH
and they will receive prompt attention.
ALTy. WISE
Wlnnomucca, February 81 1885. II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-30

Cattle nsn
Over sloH
and under b
IN right &C
left ear ~
touched. -
tie On leit
side o, neca
Brand, w
bar; bar osa
w, PLACED -
A.. -.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-30

thi assessment shall re-
day Of April, 1888 will
sad for sale at public
ment is made before
Y. the 3rd day OF May
/ assessment, together
4. and expense Of sale.
NIXON, Secretary.
irch IL, 1888. I'd
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Noiife of Assessment.

VxYINNEMUCGA MINING COMPANY, q
w corporal n. Principal place OF business
Winnemucea, Nevada, location OF works, "ia-
nemucca Mountain Hum oldt County, Nevada
Mt Is Hereby given that az NEE ing OF ire
r arl of trustees If the above named company,
held on the l0th day OF March, 1883, an assess
met No. / OF j CO per hare WAS lew on 'ne
capt. st lck of the corporation, pay able lnmedi-
ate in u S. gold coin the Secretary, az MS
office ia the Far N4'icnal bank building, WIN
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-30

after April list.
JOtnull sInner+
not a low any
r 0 NcX Gus
err said Date.
son, Clerk.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-30

$500 RgwARD.
The above reward wi | be paid Tor ne 80
Aad conviction OF any party or par"s So
guilty OF stealing, killing or running o.
ing brands or marks OF any live ssoca
above brands.
CHAS. A. VAN zANDT, hanss
=. o.: Jordan Valley. Baker o. o''
ol6-t
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TIE nunoers which were this day drawn from the
tVOVOO placed in the wheel. with the prizss oorrss
Az. Mi'1ss. our h.nas ct New orieans Ia this Tues
a. T. bEAuREaARD.
J. 4 IAklY.
Prizes Cashsd In Fun Without peduction
MO SlSg draws Coastal Prize, $500. oo0 sold in
more Evansville. Ind sidney o.. Jackson, Tenn !:
Lynehnng Va; Helena, Ark.; T. saginaw. Mich. !:
No; o0615 draws Second Capital Prize. 400 OOO
sSa IN New Orleans New York. OAKLAND Cal; Denver.
No S2ll4 draws Third Capital Prize. ESQ. ooo sold
Memphis. Tenn Hot springs Ark Orien' Utah |.
Toledo and Cleveland. o. Ellsworth. Mimi Mexico
Ind Warren. Tex lowell, MasS Tuscaloosa Ala
No. setS9 drsws $4,000. sold in Boston Mass |,
Wsshinxton. ID. C.: New Orleans, La ChsttanoosA
LUIS obispo. Cal Houghton, Mich. Mantle Conn
Ierre Ha9te and Indianapolis, Ind; Eucinitus. CAL
Nos 4sOs6, 1874 draw slo 900 each.
each $1,000.
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MILITIA MATTERS.
Notice OF Interest from the Different
ArmOTie~.

capt Harrison. OF Co. 4 second Battalion. has
Instituted "a school composed Of non-commissioned
Onlcers 10 meet on Wednesdays
The fuii dress ball OF the Union veteran Corps
f.rst Coupany, VIII take place on April .
There VIII b. a meeting Of the officers OF the
FOURTH Battalion saturday evening, the 10th. 10
Teceiye Instructions in the Use OF the sword
COL Bl.elOw delivered an interesting lecture on
OIicA returns and papers at the school OF officers
held last Wednesday night
DGriag the latter part OF this month there will
he e.ecti1ns for majors for the FIRST second Third
al Fourth BattalIOns. and also for captain CO. A..
! RI .tatialioH- Many members Of the different
b1ftLllOns are striving for these honOrS and the
s--ctlDHs promise 10 Dc exciting.
Me,,rs. q. Febus, r. Dent and J. Campbell were
e.ectei active members Of the Bigelow skirnishers
al thelr last meeting
Another company Is debating whether or not
taey VIII enter the National Guard IL Is the Lin
thirun Rres. composed Only OF pupils OF Ilnthi-
cum Institute, and numbers twenty-five.
Adiut4It-Cseneral Bigelow visited the armortes
o. the COrcOran cadets and Marion Rifles last Fri
day night on an Inspecting tour.
Chas. ?. Mackin. H. ". Sadler, Geo W Hall and
81 the Nashin gt0a Light Infantry Corps, AMI d. W.
resigned
IL = Understood that the Merchant Rifles pro-
pOSe 70 g1se al excursion on Decoration Day. Their
Sss,lhsti, IA VIII be either Richmond or Fredercks-
place Will De selected
Ihe CoTcOran Cadets are celebrating the ques-
tOn Of goiag into camp next summer ana nuner-
OIs places have been suggested as suitable.
company A. Of the Capital City Guards Seventh
BATTALION, VIII give bail and exhibition drill at
tAeH arinOry on Tuesday evening" March 20
owing t"the honorable discharge OF First Sergt
T. j. COusicine % the u. c. y c. signal CORPS the
is.IoNlns pfOilOtlOns have been made: second
s-fEi. W bur Bender has been promoted TO be
Hrst sereant; Corporal r. ". Smithers TO be second
sefstant; second Corporal P1tzer 10 be rrsr cor
poraL " ~ WV
Inc signal Corps have followed In the footsteps
D o Iee fencibies, and have organized base ball
'e'erAhs are becoming proficient In all the
.slo'v1ineh,4 and may De said 20 be working hard
III ..e hrxt neld day. Al the regular drill asst
Aonuas evening two honorary members yer,,
h2nded In 1AeHoeisnip
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tremendous engines and boilers kept endle6sly
ana sne
pans, imbedded In polished wood, where the cane
juice seemingly quiet Is kept at fearful heat by
the swirling, whirling centrifugal machines that
inside Of i've minutes, take the black, nasty,
snow and ready for MARKET and brings at the
From 100000 TO 5000, 900 pounds are frequently
side the enormous yield OF molasses which IS an
important factor In the crop.
THE woRKMKN.
The fact is, these great sugar estates are now
run on 30 gigantic scale that they are little less
than huge factories, with all the hard character
istics Of factory life about them the homo rural
idea being wholly eliminated. The place is like q
factory village employing and caring for from one
the system perfect The hands are invariably ne.
groes. They work in watches or relays day and
night, precisely as they do at your rolling mills
quarters walled and FABRICATED rom the women,
the women from the men; and there is no more
chance for intercourse Or frolc than in the Ameri
can penitentiary. Those married have separate
quarters. The Old ''mammies" are set at s'mind-
ing" the pickaninnies during the day, which are
night. The broken.down and imoeciie 'i have an an
asylum. Probably no village containing like num-
Der Of people the same systematic surveillance
tai physicisn, apoenecary, q chapel, and priest
At night and morning mass Is said In chapel, and
the crOWoS are always large. There Is OF sunday
less restraint though this under ceaseless espOn.
age. On these days and in parts Of holidays there
Is rude mirth, ruder music, much dancing and
cavorting But with all the wealth; all the aggre-
CATION OF busy beings; all the elegance that
you will IND at the house OF the nab0b proprie-
tarto; all the exuberance Of nature in her ever
glowing moods; all the singing OF birds in their
endless summer here; all the glory Of flower and
sun and air-you will never md genuine human
Joy on the Cuban sugar plantation.
one little OLD American farmhouse that can
see In one little vale away back across the years,
held more comfort and heart-hope and cheer In
one day than ever came to this cuban luxur1ance
In all the centuries EDGAR l. WAKEMAN
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

400 Numbers from 5l52O 70 5l62O Inclusive, being
so nuu1Pers .? each s6s q re number drawing the
iSo naniSsr. tom Goes g So7ss inclusive. being
60 numbers on ~ M M saoo 'ne
100 numbers from S2064 2 S2104 inclusive. being
20 numberv ON each side Of the number drawing the
Capifal PriTs Of ESQ 1000. 600.
1000 numbers ending With 20. being the two last
assrsS Of the number drawing the Capital Prixs Of
100000, ol0O.
Loo numbers ending With 15R being the two last
o1OO,O0O, 400.
NfJ6BSR ORAWI60. cLAo9 &C" LOUIGiANA
STxTE LOxIUy, hseseg certify thit the sbovo m
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IrOR SALEM ROCKVILLE. MD, TWO HOUSES
II in West End. new one in the beautiful grove
mhl13t MILTON LUCKE1T. Gas r ST.
lrOR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
II erty-splendid Dairy Farm IN Virginia on W. o.
and W. r. K, with herd of 50 nne Cows. milk shipped
daily city from station farm Also 1911 Acres 900
river bottom) IN Montgomery County Maryland.
near Metropolitan Branch, r. and o. and slong o. and
u. Canal MILTON a LUCkETI,
mhl1-3ts 935 Y ri.
NOR sALE-THOsE BEAUTIFUL Is ACREs,LYrN0
IL high on the Brookvile road. adjoining Jos Brad
ley's farm; sourroundings first GLASS Apply 10 JOS
I. OFFUTT. COS l4th st NV. mhls-s4c
NNE HAVE LARGE NUMBER OF FARMS AND
w country places for sale in Montgomery County
Maryland, situated the Metropolitan branch OF
the Il. q. RR. This section of the country within
twenty miles Of Washington is recognized the most
beautiful and beautiful section for q country home
We will be pleased TO give any information desired in
reference this section Of the country de-
A. p HILL CO.
mhl7- sStu.6t 1885 street.
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AUCTION SALES.
VyRusTEEs' SALE OF BARspNs CITY mo-
BALTlMORk ND.

TkUsrrrs' sf sHLf II esss SS CITY noT,L
10 Tssa PLACE &C g, y TK sr rEsE Esf.5y X
IwENTYE ,sHrE less Al ON S %cllocxP
long e.,osea s1 os ep SsnSmeSs sors
and extending back all the ~sy through 20 saint
II. srsr sS ksrAu
RAM, BAR, BARsLR SHOPS, sIokks. OFFICES
Ioas sT,kE ROOMS. EiEvAroR and ofHER
M The hO,s r IN the ssn,s. ,pS q
CITY hall cour, HOUSES HANK. B. 4 Q. oen,.d
buIldine. and other new and mcdern improvements
1:Ss r. the s sr :is IN
s s 9 sSs d. =, 81: n en, and not sold - %
plat which will be exhibited at the sale and also cas-
For FUN particuisrs terms etc. sss baltimore sss
sT9sEs. skkE DID SIsEs .sb Id oks kfo.
within 80 DAYS ssf the .s y the pr m
MATTHEW klhkfAND.
mill. 2o.22.c4s Auctionecrs Baltimore. Nd
TRusTEEs' SALE OF yALuABLE BUILDING
Isr G' = sse = II fok khkS ,s.,s
ON 9TH 81 Sc. near Penn.yiv.nis ave- It he. front
81 So ieet inches by depth 81 100 feet inch COLI
in East Washington
enc hseen months sloo delosit at sale Title susr.
anseed conSeysncins al PnrchAser's COST
rhl7ot, ISAAC G MATER Irustesa
'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
rkusTEIs SALE OF yALuABLE LOT SITUATE
On q STREET. BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS SOUTHWEST
=, Under and by virtue Of . decree Of the supreme
Court OF the District II Columbia, sitting Equity
Court Ia cause wherein Annie v. Ryder com
plsinant and Margaret D. Digs and Others de-
fendants being Equity Cause No llOl1,
We. as trustees al said cause, will. ON THURSDAY.
the TWENTY NINTH DAY Of MARCH. A. ID. lsss.
~ fNE O'CLOCK r. NJ. s-ll at fubltc Auction tn
froit OF the premises all Of that lot parcel VI
land situate in the city u Washington District Of Co
luInbs, known ~ and being original lot twelve tl2
IN square nve hundred and eighty tsssD with
the improvements thereon. consisting . old twO-
sto-y frame dwelling
Terms Of sale one-third of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance IN two equal at one
and two years secured by notes of the purchaser
purchasers and good and sufficient deed 81 tru-A
upon the property sold all cash purchasers op
ton terms If sale 20 b. complied with within ten DAYS
from the day OF sale. the reserve the rt
90 resell at the cost and risk tue defautins pur-
chaser deposit Of 100 required on the DAY of ale
and all conyeyancing al purchsser's cost.
BENZ. 4. LEIGHTON. Trustee
AM Louisiana ave. ".
JAMES II. SMITH. Trustee,
mhls-dSds Room ID LeDroit. Building.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE slso,ooo

We do hereby oovtift that snperriss s drxoaoe-
MeneeJo all tie Nonfhis and Quarterly Drautnos 81
Ihe Louastana state Lottery COM and IN pereon
and control the DrduNQs tkeSsires and thar
ne sems are cordsefed ruth honesty. ufnsss and
good faith fotrdvd all farfses and auhorse tAs Co-
osv 10 this certificate. yah ssileS ~ os $40
natures attached. Ia ate advertisements"
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PROPOSALS.

DRoposALs FOR ENGINES AND REPAIRS on
~ prSPSssls
Posal. for repairs on GSn-ShSp" will be Received
instS1 = 9SIiI fLE EVE Ss ScISek xash
after the Of bidders for the supply the
Navy-Yard, Washington d. C., of three 80 "a II. p
% 30 H. P. Armington = Sims single expansion en-
snsntnsse ensin CINE to S develop the sgeeed
; square inch an 30 into s e 20
panscn engine to % worked hugh pressure and @ de-
velop is p by boiler pressure Of so pounds per
be be
the remaining three between September and - and
Davidson ali pump and condenser: two % No No. 9.
Davidson air.pnmps and Condenser The air
1855. BluePrints of engines and air-pumPs
im@ediate Tepairns Of s2Sshs on sEsh r Ur
feet the contractor supply all the necessary iass
and patent "Acme' metal bars lover and above
tne skSisst in good manner and &c
furnish all labor frsighi on material transports,
to complete the skylight exclusive Of the super
81 To-
standard and pass the usual naval inspection; and
the Of Os m q the
the contract Tie bids decided by lot. Bidders are
Navy Department. wsshiDgton, d. C.. for specihcs.
tons forms Of offer and all information relative TO
as indicated By the blank The Department reserves
ta9eous to the Government. JAMES FULTON, Pay
master General. U. y. Navy. mh17 law4w.
DRoPOsALs FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
L DEPARTMENT. MARCH II. 1883. Sealed propo-
sails for furnishing certain articles Of Stationery be
ne
1888 at ONE O'CLOCK PM Blank forms for bid.
dins will be furnished upon sPpLcston The bids
item. Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned
nnS &c s
detailed 5or .as pu.pS;s ~ the
will be deemed sutcient TO annul the contract.
at the option Of the Secretary. The DEPARTMENT
bids C. S. FAIRCHILD. Secretary Of the Treasury 1t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION FOR THE CON-
BRARY BUIDiN6. No i45 East CAPITOL STREET
VIII bs received At Once 81 this Sn
TWELVE NOON. the THIRTY FIRST DAY OF
reauire for the walls OF the cellar or sub basement
story Of the Congressional Library Building TO be
in IN D.
be furnished 70 intending bidder application TO tue
may be seen at the same ONCE on and after Thursday
March &, 1888; WILLIAM Z. Villas EDWARD
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL, BE RECEIyED AT
OF Trustees Of the Reform school, Glover Building.
l4igF street northwest, until TWELyE O'CLOCK n,
for Family Building on the grounds Of
the Reform school Blank forms Of proposals and speci-
be Obtained upon application therefor the Once q
the Building Inspector OF the District Of Coiumbiss
srsd 0n IKE defect. and %
reject any and all bids. A ]. FALLS President Board
- -
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26-tu.th.s.1m

UNOR SALE-THE POPULAR RESORT KNOWN As
Il summit Point Hotel, GsithersburK. Nd. on the
Metropolitan r. X. 81 miles from Washington. ~
rooms servants and laundry separate, ehouse
stable and house. 81 scresof besutful
for sale cheap immediate purchaser. Also large
boarding house of 20 rooms IN kock vile Nd Farms
and small homes along this road far German
town. Md. A p HILL CO. 1888 Est n3.tuAs-st
LroR RENT OR sALE-TwO FARMA ABOUT ZOO
I acres each: miles from Bsltsvine. Apply WM
T. JONES, Beltsvllle. Nd. n6-2awlms
L,OR sAIE-oR RENT HOTEL AND STORE;
Il good business for comp.tent man; viii Be- cold
to Close an estate Apply 10 y. vARRo, Clifton ssa-
tion, Fairfax County. Va f2S-1ns
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CLDoRADo FARM
II FOR SALE

We are authorized TO sell Of the hast farms in
Montgomery County. Maryland, containing 234 acres
In the highest state VI cultivation ne improvements
farm in grass well fertized and manured producing
excellent crops. is supporting hundred head OF
stock the year round.
situated on the 1th-street pike, miles from wash
ington y mile from Forest Glen station. the
Metropolitan Branch b. and %. 80 trains per day IL
minutes from Washington TO Forest Glen
This is ne opportunity for any gentleman who de-
q fine country well q that will Day
per cent $4,000 Fine stables sheds, ice
icepond. newly fenced in nelds of 10 and 20 acres
running water in every field Hot and cold water In
dwelling. sewerage. &c. tenant houses. The place
will be sold IL desired with all the farming impements
work horses sixty head Jersey and Bolsten
the best strains Will he sold reasonable and fa-
vorabe terms If sold efore the FIRST day of May
owner desires 10 abroad. HUfTY DYER.
mh7-l0t 18th and sta
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TwELvH-YKAR-OLD NuRpRRRn wednes6.v
IWo DoyA not over twelve years OF age In SDrinsr
Greek township, Tenn, became involved In ouaf.
Iel over some trivial matter, when one OF them
crushed the skull OF the other with . shot-gun'
xiinng MIN almost instantly. The youthful muir.
oereE was placed IN 1aiL ''
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CoN0REssAAN SCOTT AND Hrs MNKRs-A New
YORK World special from P1ttsburR, March IL
says: CONGRESSMAN Scott has yielded to his miners
AZ Scotthavens, and has annulled the irOn-clad
contract which forfeited the wages due men when
Sney strlke. me men have agreed TO take f1ye
wnen the former scale win be resumed.
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INoR SALE AND FxcHANGE-5s ACRES or

Tor SALE AND EXCHANGE-5s ACRES OF
II Land at Hyattsyille with small House e1- 900. .,
Acres. mile from above groom house. barn, orchard
&c. lovely home o., 900 40 Acres At Ardwick Sta
ton. miles from city, b. Z. X. r.. ESQ per
$50 Acre.. adjoining shove e4o per acre lies vell 10
rss,yiile. r Q; Co, Md; s4.soo Io2 Aers- mar
only $3.50. 250-Acr Farm. 1-room house. barn.
orchard &c, spottsyivania Cor Vs. Near court house
5000. $50 Acres prime timber laid, mile front
on road. same county Sl5 per scre. 525 Acres de
srable land Fairfax Co, Va. IL miles from Aexsn-
quarry: s25 per acre. zoo Acres Charles 90. Nd,
good improvements, orchards. &C: $4,000 Any Of
the above will be exchanged for city property.
THOMAS A. MITCHEL1s
Real Eststs Broker,
fo8-tu. tn I'm e34 y st. Room q.
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r" BY 7. II. sYPHERD 4 CO..

lOOs ST
81 Acres best quality Montgomery County Farming
Land hrst-class y miles from Gath
ersburs Metropontsn Branch Railroad. terms easy.
IS 30.
115 Acres good improvements. fruit. y mile from
station Metropolitan Branch 30 miles from city.
&33JO
Il Acres eooS Land, ten house. stable and
rage house. nit and vineyard2 miles from Aauednt
bridge; s4,5oO.
Acres fourteen room new house. extra built i've
minutes from station. In Falls Church. on ". aud v.
Rsilrosa: a.. 500.
Over one hundred other choice selections OF Farms
and small Country Homes of from 20 $50 scres from
TO 20 miles from the city. and from 10 To 500
specially adapted TO trucking. dsiryins fruit
growing for residences Of gentlemen dol bust
in the city. Also several pieces for subdivision
into choice building Sites embracing the finest poss-
BILE views of city aud river
send for bulletin. mhl7-1
lcoR SALE OR RENT-A COTTAGE Al GARRETT
II Park. IL miles from Washington, the Metropol-
itan Branch delightful home among the Montgomery
County highlands free from malaria and city
ders. Inquire Of HENRY n. CoPP 706 18th ct. NV. 10
IrOR sALE-A FEW SHARES OF STOCK IN GAR
Is rett Park; This property embraces 500 acres NJ
high rolling land, running about mile and half
both sides Of the Metropolitan Branch and embracing
HENRY n. CoPP
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