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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-24
LADIES NOT so INTERESTING.

But you have not told me anything
about the ladies-the younger ones, you
know | suggested.
"Oh, they're SO much alike, ''she said in
rather contemptuous tone. "These 'sas-
siety' girls who come and buy pounds and
pounds of candy and keep on munching it all
the time they are in the store are our prInci-
pal lady customers. and don't know that
they'r so very much 'Sassiety' after all. |
guess the real high toned ones get all the
candy sent to them that they can eat"
And don't your customers ever come in
couples" was my next question. She
flashed look Of mingled intelligence and
scorn upon me as she replied. why, of
course; how stupid you are; they -" but
got no more information about the candy
trade, for sheepish looking young man,
with straw colored side whiskers and an au-
burn haired woman clingiug lovingly to his
arm entered at this moment, and the
candy girl" turned to them with What
do you wish. pleased" which effectually put
a stop to our tete-0-tete.
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THE MAKING OF MIRRORS.
Some Interesting Points Regarding a
Peculiar Local Industry.

Peculiar Local industry.
From the PittSburg Dispatch.
Chow is looking glass made?" was the
question asked by reporter of local
Pittsburg manufacturer engaged in that
line of business.
THAT is secret which we keep to our
selves. Even our employees are not informed
as to all the processes. Each workman has
a certain amount of work to do; he learns
that and no more. Many of the processes
we use are patented, and others are known
to but very few persons in this country.
But | can tell you something about
the business If you wish. Pittsburg
Tor rather Allegheny is the only city
between New York and Chicago, where
plate glass mirrors are made, and there is
but one firm manufacturing them here
Pittsburg plate glass, which is as good as
that made anywhere, is largely used. The
glass is taken as it comes from the factory
cut, beveled and silvered in our work. All
bevels are cut in the same way. first with
sand and water, then on an emery wheel
and afterward put through various pro-
cesses to bring back the polish. Great i'm
provements have been made In this line of
industry in the past few years. Formerly
it took three week from the time work
was begun on a mirror before it could be
finished Now we can get the glass in the
morning and make it into mirror per-
fectly finished aud reldy for sale before
evening We make all sizes, from the
smallest up to glasses 6x12 feet, or even
larger, and have a capacity of turning out
1000 feet per day.
Formerly the backs of mirrors were
coated with mercury; now sheets of pure
silver are used instead The old mirror re-
Elected about 90 or 65 per cent. of the light
that fell upon IL; the modern mirror re-
fleets fully a5 per cent. The mercury look
ing glass was very liable to rub off; heat
and cold also affected It.; the quicksilver
would crack or melt, and the beauty OF the
glass would be spoiled None Of these
dangers threaten the silvered mirrors.
besides mirrors, we cut a great deal Of
beveled plate glass for doors and windows.
In fine buildings this is largely taking the
place of stained glass.
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MUSIC and MAGAZINES,
IN MARBLE, PLAIN OR GILT EDGES
Morning News Steam Printing House

Printing, Lthographlng and Binding,
SAVANNAH. GA.
Corporations, Officials. Merchants, and bsisi.
ness men generally who require the very bost
quality OF work are invited TO favor us with
their patronage Our Account Books have been
used by the leading houses In the South for the
pagt twenty years, and have stood the tost for
srRRNoTH DURABILITY AND WORKMANSHIP. New
concerns can be htted out promptly. at reason
able prices, with whatever supplies they require
" sWALL ORDERS EXECUTED ON OUR
OWN PREuSES.
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When Machinery Breaks,

Everything relying on it for motive life
stops. How much more delicate and i'm
portsrt is the intricate human mechanism,
that allowed to run too long without atten-
ton collapses. A little timely attention, a
brushing up and cleansing and greasing OF
this organism restores to nature its normal
strength and vigor, braces up the overtaxed
system and renews life. p. p. P. courses
through the vital arteries and endows the
system with new and pure blood, the real
seat OF life. What is bad blood but death
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THE BOOK FOR BoOKKEEPERs.

II VIII Open Out Perfectly Flat From flrs
90 Inst Page.
The MoRSiHG NEWS Printing House is the
licensed manufacturer OF
BRONSON'S FLAT OPENING BLANK BOOKS
Adopted by the United states Government.)
There is no book made of equal strength. IL
will open at any page anu remain perfectly hat.
There AZ no danger OF the leaves becoming loose.
II Is the only elastic binding designed to open
fiat that has received the unqualified indorse.
rnent of bookkeepers as well as bookbinders.
Books ruled to any pattern. made TO any size
and bound in any styi
We are making books for number OF firms
In this city and elsewhere, and will take pleas
ure In showing them 10 those interested.
THE MORNING NEWS STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE,
sWhitaker street. Savannah.
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Weddings.

Wedding invitations and cards printed or
engraved at the shortest notice and in the
latest styles We carry an extensive and
well selected stock Of fine papers, envelopes
and cards especially for such orders. sam
pies sent on application. MORNING NEWS
Printing House, Savannah, Ga.
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATING. ETC.
LOOK OUT FOR SQUALLS!

And don't put off until tomorrow what you kan do to-day
Mark we'll the fact that kold weather is komng, and will
katch you mapping and if you have not got Karpet
your floor you may katch bad kod and then you will
kali in doctor, which will kost you than Karpet
will. We will sell you a Karpet LOW that it will almost
make you think that going to make another assign
We have about dozen patterns left from last
year that other people ask you 81 10 for and will offer
them for this week at big sacrifice Kome and get prices
The cut at the head of this advertisement shows you the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-07
PROF. uSDDIN.


The attention of the readers o f THE
EXAMINER is called to the aunuuuc.
ment III another C lumn If Prof l.. l..
Maddin In speaking of this gen H.
man who has been res don't OF III
citV tor tn" past 20 years. during
VIII ch period lie has dcV, ted his time
and attention t. educating the youth
OF the country. For thirteen wears
he WAS president or the Nnco Female
college and afterwards opcucd "A pri-
waite rohool, devo ing hi~ auention t'
the young men. OF Tho humid ed who
reside in TINS city VINO received the
eorly lcs.ons ot advice which he gave
with \ gobra and Latin gre Mr. NNl-
ter v Fort of Fort n Morrow, Mr.
Foster Fort one of the book-koePers
of the AGO National bsnk, NJ esrs.
Pink and + ay Downs OF Temple M
tionaI bank Mr.. Frauk McGregor,
Mr.. Alfred Ba ii, aud numerous 9TH
era. The time has arrived whon Vie
public school system has done away
wi n private schools and Prot Mao
din's occupation has been taken from
him. His friends feel, and justly toe,
that he il due some public
recc gnition of tho vnlus biz services
he has given to this county, and for
the office OF assessor he is certainly
well adapted to filing. If th,re is Ill
Office under the sun where honesty
and lmpsrtiality is imperatveIy
needed it is iii the Office OF the as
sossur OF taxes. Prot. Maddin's char.
&C err is we'll known anG there does
not exit man who could point to II
single dishonest act OF his Prot
Maddin WAS candidate at tn last ell
eCtion. but came out only a few week
before The election, but even at thni
me when so many votes were prom
ised he made splendid race. Now
his trieds ask the voters of this county
before making up their choice for as
SCISSOR that they consider we'll auC
earnestly the selection of Prof. Mad
din.
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a. Prohibition Dead!

Revolutions, or formations never
go back wards" or if they 10, the
pent up current but accunUl4tes vol
ume and force tor the next sweep to
be broader deeper and more conquer
ing than before 1t wouli be anus
ing if it were not com emptible ard
disgusting to intelligent men, TO hear
III II talking OF prohibition bong
dead in Texa,, The lofty genius, the
e ddcss of purity, temperance. prohi-
ton, rom her imperial height, trowns
upon the molly crew. and with with
crihg defiance foretel+ a more fearful
overthrow than bctcl the hosts OF
5 necahaub, when
The angel Of death srr,al his wing ON
the b4a I.
AND breet'ed In the face of,ha Toe asho
passed,
Aad The eyes Of the slee?ers wuxed
d lly ana chi },
And their hears bu' once heayod and for
ever were stiIl,'
Or, f I MlrcuELL, ia ,ho Waco
Advance.
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His New stand.

Domnau & Bro viii open to-day at
their new stand on Austin street,
next door 20 the Waco National bank,
in the house formerly occupied by
Levinskl II Levine. These popular
gentlemen will only keep at their new
house jewelry, pistols, guns and pc
lures, and us soon as the Id stand on
the square is repaired and renovated
they will keep their clothing at that
point.
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HardoII v. Picx,vich.

COS, s'erday Jno. l.. BYrtow filed n
so'' bond IN two cases for hbO
BurI''',..A a. II lItlo ct al, and Percy
sur, ~ 'u al II. Leasing was tie
by tb2o' AN ana the bond was approved
be So uis'rlct clerk. The case will
" "Aen the coll is made for the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-07

Below you will ind a fair sample of proper !
ties IN our hands. We have a splendid list OF
Waco residence, suburban and business pro- !
perry just in Send for lists. We always !
give lowest figures. Our lists extend back for
20 years 1t is curiosity to note the gradual
rise in properties since our establishment !
The increase IN some cases has been over
one thousand per cent; in the last year in
many cases it has been over one hundred per
cent. We are satisfied that many places in
our present list will increase from IS to 100
per cent, in the next six months If you want
advise or further description, we promise you
the best that an active experience of 20 years
can give.
RESIDENCE.
/. Lot Soox;5o feet, corner Eighth and
Clay streets, house tWo-story brick, tin roof,
ten rooms, bath room, water and gas pipes,
numherlesS closets, servant houses, one
laundry room. wood and coal shed, : cisterns,
one well, large stable and carriage house. All
rooms finished throughout in fine style all
buildings recently painted and comparatively
new. Excellent young orchard on the place
he buildings alone cost over $4,000; lots
now worth 5000; will take ST. 5000 and make
terms TO suit, OF will exchange for unimprovcd
land.
;. Two-story, Groom dwelling on Column
bus near Ninth street. A most desirable pro-
perty, with every convenience and very cheap
at $500,
s. Fine house and lot on Sixth street, be
tween Washington and Columbus. Price
$1,000.
4. Residence on Columbus, bet. Eleventh
and Twelfth, house with I rooms. servant
house, stable and buggy house, water works
Price $1,000.
s. Lot on n. First street, near Washington
street, frame house OF 4 rooms, stable and out
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-07

The intelligent classes have been
worked by the stencil "rack,t" for a
humber of years. The question is
will they continue to be humbuged
by the merciless set now that the
stencil is dead issue See Musical
Courier y. y, Feb. s. .'ariics pur-
chasing such BOGUS pianos need not
pay tor them and where they have
paid they can recover The Waco
Music Co. hayc nothing bnt first class
goods, bought for cash, direct from
the factories. j. l.. DOwDY,
Proprietor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-07

The firm of WEBB, Kastner a. Co. is
dssslv, d by mutual consent, dissolu-
ton to take effect March LIST, 1883.
RICHARD WlBB,
10. II, MoBERLY,
ILL., kASTNER.
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pNrempt Try docket. The public are
again assured that the great trial will
come of, for erNbody is Interested
III learning what Barlow has done
with his thousand shares of Colorado
nj ing stock.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-07

Constipation superinduces the ago
ony of that disease so prevalent,
known as Piles. This can be cured
ana prevented by taking Morris Cas-
Carinc.
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SIS per acre. All on farm roe S' Win if, ''''
:. $40 acres on the A.. Il +. {. k. H.. nr,r
Harrison Station, good grass good post oak
timber and line soil. Free IS per acre.
Could I've fenced very cheap halt-5nd-half.
easy tetms
\. Farm OF SIS acres near Battle Institute.
five miles south OF Axtell, 100 acres in culuva-
ton. AS acres in grass. 200 acres Of timber.
Is acres bottom land, acres in peach, pear
, and apple trees, two years old. soil rich black
ioanl, house OF 1 tooms finished inside, GOOD
underground ci>tcrn, barn ,oN2o with sheds.
CRIBS and out-houScs. church and school near.
l'uce $3.50 per acre.
FARMING LANus.-HosQuF COUNTY.
LOGO acres. miles northwest from Walnut
Springs, lhree-quMtcrs ulabc, I25 acres in
cultivation, $50 acres under fence plenty of
wood and water two fair dwellings,, grainarics
HEAloEIA COUNTY.
III 80 acres on inc biaioS river IN tiraxona
county, $50 acres under cultivation. 10 mules
with place. This is known to he Il good farm.
1t has once been In sugar; now out, the mill
still on the place Can be had NJ $1,000, one
thud cash; balance one, two and three years
with 10 per cent interest This is remark
able cheap place
iREt5IONt COUNTY.
I2o acres adjoining PcrsonvlIc. part Of
| IaIacioS League, IS acres IN cultivation,
nan acre IN orchard, IS acres in timber, hall
mI'c to school two tenant houses and one
good house, bWlt IN and ST, splendid
barn that costs SIcoo, frame 4SN5Q feet.
GOOD wei OF never failing water. There is 4
splendid store house that goes with the place
and IS numbct-one place for merchandising;
Is good business point. The building is
! 24Nl6 ieet, iwo-Story and I2Nl4 side room,
also t"o small tracts near above land. l2i3
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We understand that parties are cndeavorlug
10 push olher riiniAr remedies into tie mar.
syrup however takes the I'D and the nrug.
lists nro selling more than ever before. Price
-1F ''NN
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Garden and flower seed in every
variety at whole ,ale or retail, in bulk
or by package at j. f.. SEARS
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q. a. ~rIIrOncr

Does plumbing and gas fitting on
short notice and guarantees sauslac-
ton, Gas machines put i'll at priv ate
residcnces.
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Hr I'd and soft, best varieties, prompt
deh cry, for cash only. Waco goal
Yar0, Iohn Farley, proprietor.
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An excellent line of Boys suits just
opened, sizes to IL years, nice spring
school suits would be good value for
$3.50, our price this week So, at Lew
inc Bros
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stop That COuaI,

Tucker's Syrup of Tar and Will
Cherry will do it
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-07

Our new spring stock of ladies'
muslin undorwearls now i'll, and we
imVit4 attention to our new style OF
trimmings and low prices. We shall.
have some special Tot, on sale this
week SANGER BKoTHERS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-07

Every department is now showing
large lines of new spring goods, and
all the latest novelties for ladies and
gents wear. We ask inspection.
SANGER BROTHERS.
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We now have on sale new spring
millinery. Straw goods in all the
new shapes, and every variety of
trimmings ut Miss Kate Stoute.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-07
Seeds. Seeds! Seed!


Garden and flower seed in every
variety at whole sale or retail, in bulk
or by package at j. f.. SEARS.
Constipation superinduces the ago
ony of that disease so prevalent,
known as Piles. This can be cured
ana prevented by taking Morris Cas-
carinc.
An excellent line of boys suits just
opened, sizes , to IL years, nice spring
school suits would be good value for
$3.50, our price this week SO, at Lew
inc Bros.
Every department is now showing
large lines of new spring goods, and
all the latest novelties for ladies and
gents wear. We ask inspection
SANGER BROTHERS.
We now have on sale new spring
millinery. Straw goods in all the
new shapes, and every variety of
trimmings ut Miss Kate Stoute.
If you want any boy shirt waists,
come aud see the bargai we are of
tering this week. LEVINE BROS.
For the incest tenderoin and por-
terhouse steaks and the best cup of
coffee go to the silver Moon.
You can get the best nickle cigar
in he city at W. a. williamson &
Cos.
DO not buy a sewing machine until
you have seen the y W Home.
Cents anriuJ .hsDa lats ST oXtraOr-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-07

If you want any boy shirt waists,
come aud see the bargains we are of
tering this week. LEVINE BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-07

You can get the best nickle cige
in lhe city at W. a. Williamson i
Cos.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-07

For the incest tcnderIoin and por
tcrhouse steaks aud the best cup o.
coffee 90 to the silver Moon,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-07

Tine House of Lords keeps AL lhe popular
l drinks Of the season,
Dismark Is still found a. The old stand corner
d square and 3r rect. v here the frcs hest
beer best lunch and fines wines In the city are
kept.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-07

DO not buy a sewing machine unit
YOU have seen the y W Home.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-07

Cast your eye over the map of Tex
as. There is Waco right in the cen
ter Of the state, and tne center OF the
cotton section. Let your eye run
down the twentieth degree OF longi-
tude till 1t meets the gulf. Wha5 do
you find? Aralsas Pass. And Aran-
sas Pass meaus
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-07

Torchon laces in I'll widths and
at Levine Bros
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REAL ESTATE ,

U'oR sALE-Largest list of farms, ranches
II and wild lands of any agency IN Texas.
Ca and examine our lists ana maps.
joins + ELGIN Il CO., : 18th street,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-07

You can Nlw.ys got u fresh cigar Al
w. A. williamson Il coz.
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FOK RENT
UNOR RENr-lG0 acres with two houses ON It,
II just beyond city limits, ut % Ter acre,
W +. Montgom cry.
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II R1EPAuWAY-Ticket Offices. 4ol. s17

T. RE RAILWAY.-TicketO Offices, 40I: Il! E,
N III aud a57 rfoaivay, 1873 Il Bo"ey, ~ west
! battery Place Chambers and -3i street ferries se~-
william sburg corner Newark and Hudson ats. Hoboken
Sleeping Car reservations orders Tor checking and
transfer Oh baggage can be obtained Express trains
leave 22f-sl minutes ssrcr than time shown from
chamoer.st local trains to 10 minutes eaFiior
% Buffalo. islmaa sleeping coaches HoFhelis'hie 10
. Cincinnati and Cleveland - ,., -, ,
70 BinCham.on Owcgo Flrra ard Corning 90
D. m. daily. Chicago and 81. Louis Limited solf
Pullman tan q day and bunes seeplns coaches 70 Bai
ST. LOUIS charge foI fast Tine.
D. H.. daily. Chicago Express Pullman hu7es seepin3
coaches 70 Binghhmton, Osego kImiga Rochester Bur
falo, Cincinnati ana Chicago. go ..
rutherford and Passsic4 SAB c, :, go, 80 10 40
y n S5 81 ~ zy i 40 % no. n "a AZ biss
4isS to RutSrifcrd 5 30 a m. 30 3 20 p IN to
fs'ssaic o ~ ns3a ao p spndays 20 AZ 20 80
Paicr:sS-i As. . 10 20 10 go a n p noon :
5sS S55oo SiiCC 90 80 SO / i0::s% M m
y night, sundays, -. $ 80 10 80 a. m; II noon /
NeTark sad Paterson va Ntvars~54s 3 80, ), 30
% IT, IL night afs s sundays "a ny M $50
+ T. 80 s. 80. 10 10 80 g. 10 50 p N. ;
y night Also to Rdgeweed ; 30 a. q =; 20 p n;
a. m. =; 10 4 $50 ? n. II night ..,o 20,
Neweesrs and Corn ra T,5 90 N n 80 80 $780,
warwir&-WecS aayS i;45 o. 10 30 a. N. 1, 80 p. m
GosS"a @i 45, ~ 60 3 70 30 n l. 80, 30, 80
80. p. m, sunday 40 : 30 > n. 80. p. m
Mid1lciowh and Port Jerv,s-4 :i5 30 o. 10 80
80. ~ 3 20 . ,. m Sundays AS 49, 0
s4rs.s FANS 5 iin lie West arrive IN NewYork at.
7;4G5' II -, 50 .;.p qf and 10 20 P. m pr,RMrr
Cent sup'L General Passenger Agent.
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REAL ESTATE
At THE EXCHANGE.

,',..,'-.sa.,.Da CATS n story briek building on
,ot g7xoo and numbered go aad 0'- i'cA',,s ', "a
the West Side, eighteen feet soulh =" -. -
",. sold Yesterday al the Rca. Estate INehanse oy
- ,,ccow.r & Co. under foreclosure The
.o,s.r,v nro3uccs an annual rental Oh Saw
4 was sold subject lTs: mortgage "a s'''VVV au 40
c-cf intares, amounting 10 sl5i0 Inc lcieco s"Vca
49,, ,,a MARRIAGE could remain on paynent OF the over
49, ,,.ras, The arst bid made was $4,000 over the In
brauccs from which the price rose rapidly to 50 300
r,akng The entire $4,000. simon lrsA inc p'anuA
in the foreclosure suit, was the ou!e' "i.an h''e,s
I,ro,leg sod foreclosure No = West Ninetieth-
css1 o; Ninth-ave., story stone front dwelling on
os lss sa,ee wan FOSTER was the bHyes
Farcys Sons o. sa'us a lot s61CSSi far
Ss 400 This rcighOorng house 10 the one recently
PaTehAi,se1l lie use Of real estate owners and
vas snay go,eH " Tor ias LawysTs TUE ,a
: now IN Use by several OF the large estates When died
enables Of "f tn p saS SdTersed for sale s. the
w authorities foF unpaid taxes assessaents belongs to
sendea By Edwin W Cogs sha- Collector Cscy ane T.
secnen bg sesn in ne Bureau o. latoqa11 IN TIE
as The estate Of Thoma. Hunt dese1.ea ana sna leo
stood ina, me s-e s1s < SIXTH RYAN ar the brokers
s s1h si be Kxssapse snail parcels of I PROP p
nrsaway prices from $40 ooo . 600 Also for pr
yss . f reIs S' 70 $1,000
ppy BS.stway Ss e c. p %s a@e % .as
Ds sea pA fran = 600 70 sa5O The northwest
nc, o. Mafison-avs and Fifty tourth-st. 4siory high
nished AZ - 500 Several pieces o' otown p'oossy
tor sale among country home OF six
VIZ ..ss With honse twelve rooms. Euenve, y. Y.
a. az 600 and farm $50 acres in CumhsF and County
Iii si5,o 600 WIN A'''''
prcoRDED REAL ESTATE TRANsTTRs-N. Y. CITY
h{ 1t!sSs,,s 5 Gsiiendct to " Marin $4,000
1s'avs ~ and s 10 Sif 10 August Witt 10000
67tiN saSei go an VIII q flanagan % 500
Ssdf s,.v IoS Curtis TO logan murray 2e5oo
Sd-2ye vs. ?, 20 Sa - o. W Tree6o-2 10 600
~ nroyertv CIV Freedom 70 Frceborn TO- 600
AvG .,oSs and d' Wife " % % Marx JaeoSs $500
1907 ss VIE H.s % sso wias Huntington 10000
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