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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-03-14
II R. J. Smiths meeting at Enter

OF R. J. Smiths meeting at Enter
prise
Baptizing Sunday by the Baptist
minister at Antioc. Several are 10
receive the ordinance. but know the
names OF but one at present, that
one IS Lawrauce Beaman, be faithful
Lawrance.
Quite number Of young ladies
ere soliciting schools; Walter Nc
Gown says he wants to be director.
Tillory also has aspirations.
Fayette Coleman think he had
rather furnish tip-top good lady
with a good home, than be q director
il Henry county.
Singings, from some unknown
cause to us. have almost died out.
This must not be, We are fond OF
music, amt we. Hugh!
Judge Porter has quieted down.
and is the same easy good natured
fellow he used to be, his wife is
home. Choat says he needn't go
west if he don't want to.
Several drummers in town the last
few days, but too dull to sell goods
and too muddy to play marbles, SO
we are afraid they will not return
soon.
Mrs. Crawford is cleaning and
repairing her house generally. pre-
paratory to the Netherlands moving
into it; she will paper and paint on
the inside. so we are informed.
Tillory & Stapleton, Barker & Co.,
are our merchants, with good
stock. DR.. Choat, drugs and gro
ceries; McFarlnds, groceries; Clizel
& Ludwick, harness makers; D.
Drake, blacksmith; T. NJ. Wolfe
wagon maker; Freeman Miller, gor
don engineer, completes our line Of
business and all seem to be Jolly
good fellows and ready to treat theil
fellow creatures right. So do not
pass by our city, but come and SEE
US, we will do you good. The pro
fession is well represented. Drs
Maxey, McAninch, ,Choat and McFar
land, represent the medical part O
it; what city can show four such NJ
D'ss W. E. Fletcher and W. r
Howard, attorneys at law; D. Drak'
was, once upon time Judge.
If we see this in your columns W
will try to do better next time.
UNCLE JACK.
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AN ODD SITUATION.
A Case of Confused Identity of Eleven
Years.

Editor Walters, Of the Rich Hi
Review, passed through the city en
route to his old home in Iowa,
where he was summoned by the Sc
rious illness and probably de&tl ot
his mother
Mr.. Walters thinks the sickness .
his mother largely due to a1lz:1tt :
for a son, who mysteriouslv disap
peared in 1877. The case is al odd
one.
Eleven years ago young Walters
went to Kansas. He was last seen
with two brothers, named Tillman,
and shortly afterwards one Of the
Tillman'a reported the death OF his
brother, and produced body which
he declared was that of his brother.
The deceased Tillman' life was in
sured for $4,000 and the survivor
attempted to collect it.
The insurance company refused
payment and suit was instituted.
The company set up the defense
that the body was not Tillman, but
young Walters. The resemblance
between the two men was SO great
that it was very difficult to distin-
guish their photographs. The dead
mans measurement was some great
er than that of Walters, but the ply
sician said that recumbent body
would measure taller than standing.
Mr.. Walters received a telegram
to come to attend the trial in Kan
sas at the same time he was notified
of his mothers illness.
The case has already come to trial
four times. Close search has been
made for both Tillman and young
Walters, but nothing has ever beer
heard of either Mr.. Walters be
lieves the dead man to be his broth
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EMMETT KING PARDONED.
Governor Merehouse Finally Releases
the Young Sedalia Defaulter.

Jefferson City, March 6.-Robert
Emmett King was pardoned by Gov
ernor Morehouse this afternoon.
This was not entirely unexpected, as
last August, while acting governor
during Marmaduke's absence in Eu-
rope, he had been appealed to by
Dr. Willis P. King, the young mans
father, to release his boy from pris-
on, and expressed himself as strong
" inclined to such action, but that
he could not at that time do it as
Governor Marmaduke had refused
the pardon.
DIR. King, accompanied by his son,
Willis P King, Jr., and the Hon.
William D. Steele, arrived here this
afternoon from Sedalia and went to
the executive Office, and after a con-
sultation with the governor the par
don was issued.
The papers fled with the COVER
nor are very voluminous. Besides
the petitions signed by between
5000 and 1000 citizens of Sedalia
and Pettis county, there are hundreds
of letters from prominent men all
over the state strongly recommend
ing the pardon. Among them are
letters from Senators Cockrell and
Vest, from every member Of the
: Kansas City court OF appeals, from
, General J. L. Smith, of this city
! who was one of the heaviest losers
, in the bank; from judge Ryland whe
= tried the case, and from nearly
l every physician and prominen
S man in central and western Nilsson
ri. These letters had been pouring
t in upon the governor:.for a long time
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There is both wit and wisdom in
the answer given, according to the
Providence Telegram, by an Irish
man to whom a mill-owner said:
''Pat, don't you vote the democratic
ticket. It is free trade ticket. If
that party wins, your wages will be
reduced one-half" Devil trust ye
now," exclaimed Pat. 'If that's SO
ye'd vote it YOURSELF"
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School Fund Mortgage Sale.

whereas, p. B. Hurt and Matte Hurt, his
wife By their school Iund mortgage, dated May
stn 1854 and recorded in the recorders office
within and for Bates county. Missouri. in
book No 20 page POS, conveyed to Bates coun-
ty the following real estate Tying and being SIT
uate in the county of Bates aRd state OF Mis-
souri,, to-wit: The east one fourth u-il OF
block No sixty (69) in the town tnow cItyl OF
Butler, which conveyance was made 10 secure
the payment of one school fund bond, fully de-
scribed in said school fund mortgage, and
whereas default has been made in n" paw
ment of the annual intere st due thereon on the
first day OF Nav Of each year for ore wear.
Bv the terms Of said mortgage it is provided
tha. should default be made in the payment OF
the principal or interest or any part thereof,
q. the time when j. shall become due and
payable, according to the terms aud effect OF
| said bonds the then acting sheriff of said coun-
| ty NAV without suit on this mortgage proceed
! TO sell the prop rsy herein conveyed and mort
/ gagged Now. therefore, in pursuance OF an
order of the county cour: made at the February
| term ISsS OF said court, will proceed to sell
| the above described premises at public yendue 20
/ the highest bidder for cash, at the east front
door OF the court house, in the citE OF Butler,
county Of Bates and state Of Missouri. on
Saturday, April IA, 1888,
between the hours Of 9 O'Clock in the forenoon
| and o clock in the afternoon OF that day foI
! the purpose of satisfying said debt, interest
and cost GEO. q. GLAZEBROOk-
Sheriff Of Bates Comfy.
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ns=NoTICE TO TEACHERS Public Ex
.n;nat,ons for the benefit OF those per-
.ons desiring to teach in Bates county,
Sill be held on the sd Saturday of each
month in the Ohio street school house,
Rutler, Mo-, and on the Ist Saturday of
Zach month in the West side school house,
Rich Hill, Mo, the examination COM
mencing each day at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ.
w. w. GRAVES.
County School Commissioner.
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CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

To THE EDIroR-Please inform your rezd-
ers that have positive remedy for the a60ss
named disease. BY its timely use thousands oS
hopeless cases have been permanently crFe4
dY PREF 70 any Of your readers who have co0-
sumption j, they will send re their express
and post nfnee address Respectfully.
7. 4. sLOCCN. Z. e, fsI pezrl St, keE Ee-ks
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Jol.nStoWn Items.

w hoard the finest sermon Of
the age, o.l -,,s5 Saturday night at
our school house. Kersey says its
oil right ao.v. - believes itin full.
d. :, Z, @.'.sat, visited III Butler
a few --1, and says, come
a.o4- a... i .rt tie time, set
y-s..... vv.1....., o:s5 4IUst 60 away.
Cljzar = ..u'I are in telephone
v15h St. Joe, and all is
well there.
Business rather duh save with the
men, they seem to be doing
a lively business, putting out lots OF
harness.
Geo. Ludwick, is sad and lonely,
because his wife has gone visit her
people. We pity him.
". E. Fletcher seem to be doing q
thriving business for Uncle Sam,
or rather for Uncle Sans boys. Too
bad we wasn't one of them. isn't
it, Kersey?
The lawsuit was settled by a COM
promise, justice and constable pay
ing the cost. Who can down that
for honest officials?
T. y. Board, our collector, seems
to be doing his all to collect the
taxes.
Miss Kamp left our city for Cal,
to-day. Sam ONLY knows when she
will return. Poor boy, how sad anu
lonely, but still there is as good fish
in the sea as ever was caught, and if
he will go with Mr.. Hull, no noubt
can catch one. at least.
From the number of boys that
have returned from Foster; guess
mining is on a stand-still.
Mr.. Higgins, thinks of going to
Kansas City, or his wife's people
soon, has not decided as yet, I be,
ieve.
Some sickness in the community,
but nothing serious, so we are In
formed.
Coal, corn and hay in demand.
Flour, meat and groceries are
scarce with our merchants, they car
not get them from the R. R. on ac
count of bad roads.
School meeting soon, let all turn
out. Business of Importance t.
transact.
Jim Rhea, our post master, is still
at his post of duty. He is one o
Uncle Sans faithful boys, and
boss good boy.
Capt. Ramsey Gf not gomez in
tends leaving Maple grove for Vim
ton. He will surprise some of th
good people there, no doubt.
Mr. Jeremiah, one of our good cit
liens, left to-day for Warren Co
where he has renteda farm.
Never in all these 40 years (mor
or less) did we have such a terribl
cold and we haven't been to Butle
lately either.
Jno. McCook and mother, {
Creighton, were in the city a fe'
DAYS since on business, and are i,
formed they will not move her
Sorry to hear it; come again, an
stay longer.
The "Batchelor's Home" is
thing of the past-turn at Kersey
DR. Nc. and Sam at home with fat
er and mother, doing well no doub
as they weigh every day and ss
they are gaining.
Squire Howard, after a faithf
hunt and long waiting, found b
3 horses that left his place almost
year ago, which We would say "
good luck if feed was not so scare
It's little luck any how, isn't
Squire?
Must not say much about our
tie friend, Richard Winegardner,
he belongs to Ballard. still as he i.
jolly good fellow, we will say, ALL
Us BOYS here, a long and hap
life to you and yours; and may =
live lives OF devotion-we speak
r one of experience.
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secret Societies.
DORM & PIERCE-BARBERs.

Shop on North Side Square. We
give special attention to Ladies and
Children's hair cutting. We keep
the best of BARRIERS, also grind scis-
sors and razors. Everything first
class. All work guaranteed. Give
as a call,
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MASONIC.
Butler Lodge, No. 254, meets the first
Saturday in each month.
Miami Chapter Royal Arch Masons,
No. 6, meets second Thursday in each
month.
Gouley Commandery Knights Templar
meets the first Tuesday in each month.
10. o. E ELBOWS.
Bates Lodge No. $50 meets every Mon
day night.
Butler Encampment No. 6 meets the
and and 4th Wednesdays in each month
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March, April, May.

Are the months in which to puri-
fly the blood, as the system is now
most susceptible to benefit from
medicine. Hence now is the time to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla, a medicine
peculiarly adapted for the purpose,
possessing peculiar curative powers.
It expels every impurity from the
blood, and also gives it vitality and
richness. It creates an appetite,
tones the digestion, invigorates the
liver, and gives new life and energy
to every function of the body The
testimony of thousands, as to the
great benefit derived from Hood s
Sarsaparilla, should convince every
body that it is peculiarly the best
blood purifier and spring medicine.
The immigration movement in
Southwestern Missouri has been
started under the fairest auspices
This, of course, is not surprising
That region is particularly rich il
all the elements which contribute te
the wealth of the state. It's minera
resources are among the most e1
tensive and valuable to be found il
Missouri, its soil and climate are ex
ceedingly fertile, while its facilities
for quick and cheap communication
with the principal markets of the
west are good. The mere publica
ton of its attractions and advantage
is all that is required to boon
Southwestern Mis- souri.-Glo 10 b,
Democrat.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-07

Charles Podcsla was appointed guardian
Of George l.. and Eulalo rodcsin, minors.
j. 4. Podcsia was appointed adminis,m.
Tor OF the estate OF Jennie podcsia, de.
ceased
]. 4. Podes,a wns appointed ndministm.
Tor 81 the estate Of lazEro rodcsta, dc.
ceased.
Annie VI. Ainslic was appointed gnarl.
ian Of Mary u. Ainslic, John u. Ainslic,
VIM. A. Ainslic and Lizzie l.. Ainslic.
Mrs Ainslic gave bond In the sum OF
100000, the surctics being George Arnold
&. y. DcGaris aud A. A. Arnold. Til,
estate Ia bc divided In Scotland amount
10 $4,000. or flO,0O0 TO each OF the lcglI
tees, the late Robert W. Ainslic, husban'
q Mis-. Annie VI. Ainslic, being one OF tn
lcgatccs.
Mrs. Margaret T.. Kane was appointc
guardian Of lillic Kane. minor
The will OF DOYLE Pearson WIS probaicd
and Mrs. Mollic q. Pearson appointed ca
ecuifiN.
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CAUGHT IN THE COURTS.
MERE ROUTINE BUSINESS TRANS.
ACTED IN THE HIGHER TRIBUNALS.
Transfers OF Realty, Marriage Licenses,
Etc.-A Woman Badly Cut, While
Another Attempts to Slash Her Lovor
Among the Magistrates.

Al the chancery court yesterday Judge
Esies rendered the following opinions
Flynn vs.. Anderson, application Tor no
moyal; record H. be- corrected.
Harris vs.. Harris, divorce refused ON rec
ord and proof.
Plant vs.. Goodman, decree allowed in.
structing receiver.
Gillian vs.. Sherburn, decree may be
entered.
State vs.. Ringwald, reference, etc, in
accordance with opinion.
A bill was filed by David u. Erwin, re-
cciver Ncwago Manufacturing company
vs. the Vanderbilt Insurance company, OF
Memphis The plaintiff asks Il decree
against the defendant for loss sustained by
fire. amounting 10 about ~ ,OOO, on lum.
Der, laths, etc, destroyed by fire ON the
4th Of June, 1857, IN ward on bank Of Mus
kcgon river Michigan, the defendant
having insured plaintiff against loss or
damage by iirc to the amount of : 900
Calendar for Monday, April O. l,i6l,
Shelby county ". VI. and T. bank: ISIS,
Danehowcr w. lmimc: 300, Mason W.
Apperon; 2,iGl, McClclland ". Sigcr
2,sGi, Ayrcs ". Amy 300, Cherry W..
Smith 3,S22. Apporson W Mason; 1907,
Organ W. Oycnon: 1851 Sisters zion w.
Dickinson; 400, Dickinson W. Green;
4.GS2, Doyle W. Fitzgerald, 400, Peters
~. Bafchus, ASA, isles vs.. Jordan, 1850,
Ahen W. Bentley; 1900, Shelby county W.
Rank Commerce; Sass, lin W. Walker
l,O0l, Brown ". Miller 4,3i2 steel ".
Hoist; i,iln. State w. Cole Z. 49,, folwell
". Tennessee o. A.; 1904. Beaumont W.
nllcy f,7dS HIGGINS ". Campbell; I,7sO,
Smith ". puNaE 1925, Schoolfcld VI.
Williams; LeiI Fleece ". Tadcri I,9S2,
Orplll " Tradnr
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cd Rosa Butler, alias Rosa Yancey, colorcd,
on the charge Of assaulting James Hill with
u knife. This is the second time the WON
an has attempted 10 kill Hill. She has
been his mistress for several years, and oil
late he has abandoned her for the charms
OF another siren. Night before last the
woman went 10 Hills house and, finding
him in, quarrel Of few rcproachiul
words was followed by the woman making
two or three savage cuts ut the man $
throat with dirk knife. lie warded oil
the murderous thrusls with his arm and
the clothing was slnshcd In several places,
but the flesh was untouched. The woman
declares that she will kill I'LL the first OPP
poriunity. She will be given hearing
this morning.
CHANGED WITH STEALING A RING,
Jennie Rhcihstrono, colorcd, was arrested
yesterday on a warrant sworn out by Mary
Rogers, charging her with stealing gold
ring The women live at the Chambers
house. The prisoner accuses her ten year
old son Of stealing The ring, and says she
will make him deliver IL up.
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The uuiuai Iaad aud Investment Com
pnny

Has been organized with capital stock Of
$4,000, with the following officers
David Walk, president; u. galloway, vice
president u. 4. Porter, irasucr r. NJ.
scanlan. secretary. Directors John A.
Dcnic, II. G. Warmer, ]. J. Duffy, David
Walk, II. Galloway, w. ID. wilkenon, l.
'nG Risk. Subscription books are nov
open NJ Office Of Kent, Scanlan & Risk, Al
Madison street. Those wanting stock la,
better apply early, Ms II is being rapid!
| tukcu.
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CHANCE Tor I,rr,hnh..

The Memphis land aud Investment
Company have cash Fund" every
month to invcs, In real estate. Al per.
sons wishing 10 I'LL are invited to call.
The company will sell lois and build
houses in any parl OF the city on monthly
payments for rich or poor Apply to
JAS. JAY SNIru 4 Co.,
Agents for the Company,
No. o Madison Al.
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Squire IIugl,cy.
rrniArs srm DESERVED IT.

PERHAPS silE DESERVED IT.
Several weeks ago Margaret Ivy almost
carved Bette Stock 10 death In n fight
about her paramour, VIM. Moore. The
Stock woman finally recovered, and Ivy IL
ont ON bond. Since the difficulty she and
Moore have been living together, until
night before last, when they got into n
quarrel and he stabbed her ia the breast
with the same knife she had 80 viciously
used on the stock woman. Tie wound II
several inches long, but not very deep.
She declined TO prosecute him, but II Is
quite likely he will be- arrested and she
made to appear against him.
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lIouE testimonial, nrc most reliable. and
" you will sCi d your name aud address we
will send state cnts 1T numbers OF the best
citizens uf Nashville regarding the wonder
tul cures effected hy thc Ethiopian File Oint-
mcnL II never fails. Fly cents and Al
Holster ?Ni Main street
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To N.s,eu. Men,

n YOU will send us your address. We will
mail YOU our illustrated pamphlet explain.
Ing all about nr. Dyes Celebrated Electro.
Violate belt and Appliances. and their
charming Uiicrts upon the nervous dchili.
taicd system aud how they will quickly ~.
store You to yigur manhood and health. II
YOU are tins afflicted W. viii send YOU a
nclt and Appliance. on trial.
NoLruc liIir Co., Marshall Mich.
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tn. t.ur-st Oniy.

We use Squibb's preparations and chem.
icals In filling prescriptions, which arc
compounded by graduates In pharmacy,
at reasonable prices Headquarters tot
natural mineral waters. Respectfully,
llENRY j. llTisrER, Auothccary.
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Stockholders Meeting.

A meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Company win be held At The ofica
Of the company In Mobile. Ala, II u O'Clock m.
on Thursday. May a pros.. 10 authorlss the cree,
lion offs mortgage for SO, jooooo
n. TACON eecretarr.
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DR. r. Il. BURLINGTON has moved his
Office 10 the elegant suite Of dental rooms
formerly occupied by DIR, VIM. 4. AIRING,
ton at $40 Main street.
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I.Ieenscsi 60 We'd.

win Wainwright aud Dinkic Iovry
gcolorcd), Walter Winters and Harriet
Aiken lculocdl, G. r. Hon and Mn.
LAVA Ccckrcll, W. ". Smith and Matte
Simpson, W. 4. Marbcry and Elizabeth
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- REMOVED ny ruE usE or cocoAtNE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
OF the hair.
Bumeits Flavoring extracts arc the
best.
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nerlst.r'. oa,r..

J.. l. McGowan, IT,, toS |. Mcdowell,
consideration 500, part Of country lot 500.
3Oxlisl feet nor side Washington street
Hannah Antoine and Lea VI. aud Alice
r. Powell 10 frtd Nanurci, consideration
$50, part Of lot 10, block 10. South Mem.
phis, 30Xii feet, south side Il Vance street
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Tilr office hours Of David 7. Haddcn,
president, at city hall, are from 2 O'Clock
y. m 10 i30p m. Remainder OF time lac
will look after outside city matters.
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Criminal Court.

Don Morris, assault iomurdcr and carry
ing concealed Weapons jury and verdict,
not guilty.
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n. c. KRnR, iSo Main street for elegant
bcci, pork, sausage, etc.
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Gas fiyruRrs, now designs Just no,
ceiyod, al 25i Second street.
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~ 9. KKRRs daily market at 1870 Main
street. Choice meats Of all kinds
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srRyEnSo Hosr, garden hose, at e54
Second street.
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a HANDSOME front parlor for rent at No.
81 Adams street. References exchanged,
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Pirrs and fittings, engine fittings.
Browne, the plumber.
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Nu wlnsovt Soothing syrup should always be
nsed Tor children icoihlng II nooibea the child.
soliens the gums allays all pain. cures Wind cole
suoh the bes, Feinedy Tor dlafrhwa 30 q bottle
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STATION,
THOMAS&ROGERS
No. 90 Madison Street.
A Special list OF Residences. Build
ing Lots, Business and Switch
Property. ut very reason
able Prices and Terms.
CONSULT YOUR own INTEREST AND INSPECT
fHKlR LIST BEFORE PURCHASING.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
OK . FEET FRONT on THE FASHIONABLE
zoo part Of Mississippi avenue, including cot
hgr, al loss than 5000
cwITcH PROPERTY ON X. C, NJ A D. ROAD.
- attlOoo per loot
U,ouR LOTS NEAR wALpRAs AVENUE, AT
II siooo per foot
TIoUsE-MA0NoLfA TRIES. ETC ooxnn
IL splendid condition; worth t5ico. price, o. 80,
Etc, Etc, klc
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BARGAINS roH QUICK runcuArEns
ONFR 10 per cent Investment 30 feet front on
Ayers street, Including four houses for $3.50 cash.
rauts for sllop per month, aud noon ior four more
houses
SIX lots soid yesterday Four Iob icfl on Trese
want avenue, opposite race track entrance eastern
terminus East Ind Dummy.
Two besutiful acres on Poplar boulevard near
residence Of N. G. fesnce. Chcsp.
East Ind suburban los refms and prices 10
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PrIrlEsscienll6cally lifted. Muliord's.
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TnE nA0IsrRArrs.
Squire .. .. Harry.

MAD MISTRESS.
Deputy ShcTill Murphy yesterday arrest