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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02

oite eIn aoAA, N II give you polite
II the tea when it's stepped"
You can have what you want, said
Martha, listlessly. 1--WE shall not use
them ]
And I'm dreadful 'bleeged Tor the
cshbased loaf and the sof, gi1ge.
bread you left a, ny house Yesterday =
added Old Betsy
- Of are quite welcome. Betsy"
II ant everybody would stop to
think Of poor old baiy like me"
sniffcd Betsy And TIM right down
.orry-that be-that wrung your pea
cock neck"
- on wrung l. Betsy
Martha was reused into interest a.
Yes admitted Fetsy, guiltily.
twisting stalk of lemon-balm IN her
fGgerS. 'IIe was a-seratchln' up mv
new roots 9 lettuce, and he toImenteI
me ever since | first began to make gard
ing, and | lust did isn minute when
Did Satan got possession Of me. | d.nno
what allied me I've been sorry for it
ever since. Icant say no more than that,
ean l."
But Martha heard nosh<ng further OF
the old woman's excuses and Taniatlon7
Her face had frightened and gloom,d
! over again in a breath She had risen
up and sat down again, in breath
50 Harry Perry had been bameless,
after all
Il have been wrong he said to her
self wrong from the very beginning
Oh. how could | allow myself 10 be
svayed 50 unreasoningly by a mere i'm
| do.'
And according to\ the nature OF
womankind, She sat down aud cred
| heartily.
Little Lillian Tuft burst into the twi
on small scale, as Martha sat bewailine
| herself
1--we got back" said she; and here
/ the parasol; and I'm ever so much
obliged There's little bit of grass
stain on it, but | don't think it viii
show And oh, Matty, I'm engaged *
be married Y
Martha felt an ice-cold current circl,
around her heart.
"What | might have expected p sh'
sad to herself. .AAnd my own fault
into the bal gain \
''Ile says he's loved me this long time
and to think that | never should hav
suspected it" ratified on Lillian. ''Bu
we're to be marr ed right off; ard | d.
hope. Nattv. youIl be my bridesmaid
Mr. Nolbcck says -"
'Mr Nolbeck =
sYes Didn't l tell you7 It's Nj
Volbeck l am engaged to, Who o
earth did you suppose it was I" lttl
tartly.
Martha Popham thought that Lila
Tuft never would take her departure
but she did at length, and then Marth
went over to Mrs Perry's cottage.
Harry stood at the door, lookin
thoughtfully up at the stars.
Was his face very sad and pale, or Iii
: she imag ne it
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02

yolheck and,
u wotld rather not 90 said Martha
vi,hnnt liftinc her eyes from tho crowd
of late chickens which she vac food,
u;tb .c.laa3 neal
.>o+ 80, pn, ubr ,o.>,
Martha NM down the bowl of mea,
With Some .mnbasis
Il do not know said she THAT am
'-s :, -
az
p i.N-> :.
4ioa'>' ~
s.Martha said he what have done
to yex you<'
And. By way Of reply 10 this, she got
up anu went INTO the house, leaving hlm
there alone.
+ Come this will DO. said Harry TO
b,n.aIf 81 don't tb;nk I shonId he
40, ~. rnn,,;ra anr more 1acida1 reh,t
than n I've always head that women
! vate fuIl of tricks and canr:ces but
/ did think that Matte Popham was
/ superior to the rest Of her sex If they re
| all alike, then here's an end of it'
Iretty Lillian Tnft ran in that evening
to borrow Nartha's new checked silk
paraso
/ Nm going on picnic Thursday.
sad she, with the dimples dancing all
around her mouth and chin, ito Spider
| "eD ais. WITH Harry Perry's folks
from the city. Ana my parasof1snt NJ
TO carry larry asked me himself we
are 20 so IN the carnage 70 the 100, OF
the mountain, ana to walk the rest OF the
way Won II De luh: "ohuer lney
d1dn ask you
Lillian was fair haired. balsam
comp'exioned young girl. with blue,
| wondering eyes, and an lnfantlne lnno-
cence OF expression.
Martha looked at her with sudden
pans u ''s'ise a'" e"'ouss.
.n, ~ l.''-,'' .''.' ,''N - y,
A' 'oo on ~
llilan, with cracking laugh. -" ell,
o. course you Kno" 'hey cant ask
e'e' 'oo'' ano PEI lhes may nave
some more pich'cs oeiore 'he season )
,y 49,, ~ IL - I o'''.eu 'o' ''o p'' aso'
II os 'e' e'iei u y ~
Aiu away cue went great con "s'oh
u ~ seiio" 'uiis o'h l'ies aho P'hA
muslin gown.
''She thinks-poor ILL Tuft." said
Martha to hersef-''that | am jealous.
And Of her. Am Jealous, wonder =
with quick impulse Of self-examina-
ton. "As if Harry Perry could ever
seriously care for al emmy Drained little
butterfly like that And after all, even
supposing that he did, what does it mat
ter to me who Harry Perry cares for ard
who he doesn't2"
And she sewed more diligently than
ever
Rp, whom Th,rsd.r comea nerfoo,
),
tbs, fan tho or,nae Groves - 1t.1:or
c,;mos shooon,a -. ,.oo,, ba~so,f fro,
fn :,
n;o ~
.~aw ), ho eo;a - ho-so,s ..,a, =,
!, WI cn~na ston,;n = ,ot j,
. nor.es ar;,l vow ,bav ara ar;v;,,, !,
n 10 tho very b,,,s of tho uros,. u a,;..c
3 Meadow: now they get into the pn7p!.
| shallow of the mountain uhere the haze
4 copscs are and the ferns rrowlke mnl;a
t, ture trees. nov-oh. pshaw. thee i n
e custard burning in the oven | wonde
r whv 7 can]t mind nv own business a.,
let;o,her pt 3pes alouel
/ Still her mind dxyatt nnoas;tr an I'll
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neither on land or water, wild steer
brings the danger Of collisions.
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Movements ON tho Leyec.
Fam business on the lcvee.

FAIR business on the lcNce.
CLEAR and sultry and threatening rain.
LEE LINERS out this evcning-C oahoma,
for Friars Point Rosa Lee, for Osceola.
TuE Mississippi is so low at Vicksburg
that steamers cannot get up to the elevator
TnE Joe Peters, H. o. smith, master, will
be Tuesdays packet for points on the Arkan-
sas River.
The U. p. Schenck, up bound, passed
Evansville at o'clock pm. yesterday for
Cincinnati.
TnE Gayoso, o. X. Joplin, master, will
leave Tuesday evening for points on st.
Francis River.
DIVERS are at work to raise the barge Dean
Adams, sunk last week by the towboat
Speed, at Turkey Island.
ANCHOR LINERS in and ont tomorrow:
Belle Memphis, for Naichez and City Of
Nicksburg, for st. Louis.
TnE Cherokee, Jno A. Williams, master
and Il. j. Anshutz, clerk, leaves this even
ing for St. Louis and way landings.
Tue Ruth, w. 7. Hall, master, and b. o.
Michel, clerk, will leave this port tomor-
row evening for New Madrid and the bends
Carr. JolN RAMSEY, an old and we'll
known steamboat engineer, died in Parkors-
burg, w. Va, last Thursday, of consump.
ton
ANCHOR LINERS in and out yesterday: City
OF Providence, St. Louis; City OF Monroe,
Nalchozi City of Baton Rouge, New Or.
leans
Tux light In Lake Chicot Ia, near the
center OF the lake, has been changed from a
red TO n white light, In order 90 be moro
plainly visible in misty weather.
TnE Jim Ice, Mark Check, master w. c.
Banker, chief clerk, assisted by Henry
Best aud NJ. c. Donahuc, will be the mail
boat this evening for Arkansas City.
TnE City OF Florence on Thursday struck
q snag at Turkey Island niA had her ruddcr
torn OIL She was tied up thirty miles below
81. Louis awaiting boat to take her TO that
port.
TrE Frisbic has succeeded In getting afoai
oil the tow that was grounded at Cotton.
wood by the Onward. except one Coalboat
which was sold TO parties who were wreck
INK IL.
TINS Ohio J. s. Patterson master, will bC
tomorrow evenings packet for Cincinnati
and way points on the Mississippi aud Ohio
Rivers. Robert w. McCoy Is In charge Of
the Office.
TIN Cherokee LEFT St. Louis last Friday
with $50 tons miscellaneous Memphis and
way freight aud twenty cabin passengers and
Orders for $500 barrels Hour at Chester and
Commerce.
TITS tug Mayllowcr arrived nj ST. Louis
from Chicago on her way 90 Memphis,
where she wil-,bo used in constructing the
bridge. She Naws six feet Il water and had
n had time getting out into the Mississippi
Twelve barrels were attached 10 her hull u
buoy her up.
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WANTED.

A MAN TO GARDEN AND DO HOUSE WoRl
~ ut Dos Vance street
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4 WHITE GIRL FOR STRIPPING TOBACCO.
~ Apply IA Witch & Co, Cigar Mandatory,
90 Jefferson street
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snrclnl nl.n.tch 70 Inc Inn..i-

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Curo, H., May i2.-Thc Arkansas City
passed up at O'Clock this morning. The
Cherokee LETT AZ O'Clock IN. Tor Memphis
with a fair load. The Alice Brown went 10
Cincinnati this morning The Henry Lowry
aud My Choice each brought out three
bargcs and returned with three today. The
Oakland went south with s,ycn hnrgus at 8
O'Clock pm. today. The Ohio put OF i7j
tons n paducah and thirty tons here aud
his q good trip Tor Memphis. She lett here
nt o'clock tonight The City ~ Nashville
brought a baseball excursion from paduCah.
returning nc 10 O'Clock tonight Tho river
g. 1872 on the gauge. a fall Of ] inch In a
lours
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A GOOD BUTCHER S SINISTER 40 MA
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THE RIVERS.
R0ats Leaving
Movements ON The Leyec.

Arrivals : James Lee, Arkansas CITY;
Coahoma Friars' Point; Rosa Lee, Osceola;
Cherokee, st. Louis; City of Providence,
Natchez City of Monroe St. LOUIS; City Of
Baton Rouge, St. Louis
Dcpartures-City of Providence, ST. Louis;
City of Monroe, Natchez; City of Baton
Rouge, New Orleans.
Boats in Port-Jim Lee, Rosa Lee, Goa
homa, Gayoso, p. NJ, Kelly, Cherokee.
Boats Due Up - Joe Peters, Arkansas
River
Down-ohio, Cincinnatii Ruth, New Mad.
rid
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West IndIa aud raeine steamship Company.
Mai steamers.

Tho Steamer. ~ this the only rayu'fr line aii.
iuE Um tLr south lH ilNrfuuu'. Hiv tcu popular
viii passenger. Irl thr ruHlu thvy boiling los
liHhr tu tad weather flIu that ul lhr NEW YORK
Steamers make tHr trip thuruuahlU ruI yahln.
The following steamers urr rNpUrfrI tu leave here's
lluIiUlAN. CO. .al about lHF Co.,
H.hNAUp NALL. fu .iil about May -
ANUtAN. tuH 10 .huuf MHy lN
nNLilh. 90 aIll HlHHt June
TEXAN tu aill o. uf fUurA
NM. GU .I 90 sHIl about June %.
JAMAICAN. ~ 800 about luur o.
tHiuuu lHr# tiHurt tn Liverpool. son. through
tp llfls Niu tnlHls uf uuYvf iut ylisi nail etc,
tlH uf thiHl rlHa. r"iI $40
Return IlakruHNrw orleans to Liverpool and
return suI Sew orleans fH infa uud fUfum.
trs.T'Hs 40 thu way. lEI tbl'irn aud scuauu
90 reduction
Dor further particulars ns o. freight Hnl passage
urp|y o. n D. HAhhIlta
r ChrudHiri STREET NDu orleans
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-sPECIAL EEATUREs

SPECIAL FEATURES
~ tstms Of contract the ComtauY must dcrnIt
the sum of all prizes included n the srhomu bU'Ift
. Hing n single Ticket aud futciNc the i1lloaiua
Official p0fHit
CERTIFICATE = hereby Cruliy that The Ion.
don bank Of Mexico aud South America be- On
kpccla deposit The ueootafy iuuis in flhant'r on n
Payment 81 al prizes drawn 10 The loirfia Dc Ia
lpncuUUnrA fuhiIrA
Il RODWGuEz RIVERA. Intervention
Further Tie Company D. ffuulfHl o. n, lnhuin
fnytiN ptf cent nl me value ~ 90 The tickets Doe
pufcs Hanger proportion tlan T. given w auT
other luiifry
FINALLY. thr number NJ tickets o. limited 10 Nnll
--2oO0l les than are SOLD by other Lotteries uhug
the samn Fchnur.
Iuf iuii particulars al trees n. iinafotti Alnr
DO 10. city ui MeKi-u. NDHiHu.
NV. tI'LLEs, gtg fiarioo street, NaHh.
vile, Tenn, CONCEAL Agent iuf Tennessee.
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The Prospect Park & Bclt Dummy Line
will begin running regular trains % Pros.
poet Park today Trains will leave Second
and Gayoso streets about every hour and
forty minutes aud pass within a short dis
lance oi Calvary Cemetery.
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PALS from Indigestion, dyspepsia. and too
hearty eating. Is relieved no once by taking
one OF Carriers Little LiycrPills Immediately
after dinner. Don't forget This
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kpccin Dispatch 90 The Appeal.
Evansville, Ind, May i2-No move
mcnts outside OF packets, which are all on
time except the L. T.. Schcnck. up at 3
O'Clock this afternoon with light tiip. crew
nil we'll
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New. that's ncan.

from The LnwIuuou American.
Husband 90 wife rs they start OUT
But aren't you going TO wear something
on your head.
Vito (proyokcd) - Why, you horid
thing I've got on my Easier bonnet
llusband-You better wrap the bill
around Il, 30 as not g. catch cold!
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
Arrives nud brpafb from Cot lulri aui Monroe
tturfa


IrlntI AfftrN
sfimltcd rV... tiOpm stimitri ~ 3D.. tDul o. m
sMail and -. tiuam EMAIL nud EN IfII ru
sN,Whtru Sc Atipm nNrWIHu &c. b. Il am
Limited cNpusd tfaius nun saiii haivrrT " a.
ThIs nui Louisville Carrying lulimHu NuiHi
lrWiur Room sleeping EAR. Mail HfI ltpu..t
runs HId between HUWUII. nUl luuINlIIr. ear
wing e|U.Hut sleeping uuI rUr'.H'HH chair. UTu.
Meeting closely ~ FULTON Tor Gallon re- louis anil
th.ruru. giving ihr only day ifH'u from " .uUpa
a. 20 luula Ticket nniHH under fFlHulY llutl.
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n ucrnhon. 40 Union 81.

Has recently insdo some OF the most
beautiful suits OF clothes ever Seen Ia the
city. lie makes a speciality OF lne goods,
and his reputation for lifting Is unsur.
passed.
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LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, "a
Second street. Branch office 81 Madison.
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BARTON 6 LAMB.
10 Madison ST.. Memphis, Tenn.
Capt. Carnes, No. 1924,

Capt, Carnea, No. 1894,
Limited 10 Ken Approved Mares NJ s. cash tina
SSson-scasun Ends July !.
Colt trottcr arr In demand This horse should
get them, ~ hm sire 10. D. G., t1O0 was colt trot
ter hls grundsire Onward, Ian N tho greatest
Hlru Of colt truttep known, having put four three
yearulds In the ~ list In one year. hts first dam
Vancy Day record 2S0l was sined By Alcalie who
rot llYlas, the sire Of the unbcatcn colt trotter.
"Susic T." 2ls; bis second dam by anolhcr great
brood mare sire, Kentucky Clay tout VI the Rodes
mari, dam Lady Ihunc, RISK and Mamhrlno
raichcnl. hls third dam by ttll another famous
brood mare sire, Edwin Forrest fourth, nith and
sixth dams by thoroughbred sitcs. Individually,
Capt Carncs Is n thfre yc1rold blood bay, sixteen
hands high, elegantly pruportioned stallion
Col Jefferson (Blind)
Il o1cUd 90 tho Public at 80 cash
lie wus slfci by the greatest hroOd mare sire
known. MamhrInO ratchrn whose sons ore taking
FIRST rank ~ hruoi mare sirc- dam Adj, nn old.
time tfuttcr Jefferson nt three ycam oi ngc was q
picture that would make any houcmnn feel guod-
To-, hands high. stylish, symmetrical aud nnely
rallied. None of his set arc blind all show tplon.
did trnitlpg action. aud ar game aud handsome
f1adstctN he sired the fastest twol ear old that
showed about Memphis last summgr
nTAll stock handled carefully, but no rcsronsi.
blllty for accidents; mares pasiuurd ut " pct
month Eel grain, go. For further information
Address r. LYTLE, Mnn'gr.
ios ~. Paul ~. MemYhi.. Tenn.
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1NsuRE your mn.nouscs in the Citizens
Insurance COMPANY. No. - Madison street.
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TuE Southern Trust Company offers is
services In procuring loans on Memphis
real estate ut low rates Of interest
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Ill.uII, ,enlI,- -. : .. IIl,lslDn.I

Leaves Afs.FTi
80 WIll.........'u1 D. m ~ a. Mall o. r. H
tHHrfIH IHUfiH. Z ul pW sHIrIiH lIUHraI.f o. H.u
tA"uu ulirfUam fAt.w a. l1I tflt % pIu
IFa.rurrr between NHupHIH HUI -IHfIH should
take -Irla rtpu.H uf i,ril freight Ha mail Train
will uIt fiHp ID stations brfrfHu h.urHI. anil Hir
uIa The lrTHuIuui'HiIUu HUl heal IH.I"Hf rtrfIHH
o. rIaUh Irr ll|H accommodation UI IU".| IUifrs
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That tired feeling aud lI, 10 appetite are
cntiWly overcome by Hood sarlplrilla, the
peculiar medicine. try % aud see.
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Homes for Sale
ON
Monthly Payments.
WE HAVE

so lots on Robson avenue, north
west of Elmwood,
200 lots on Mississippi avenue, be-
yond the Curve,
10 lots on Main street, near Ray
burn avenue,
Any of which we will sell on
Monthly Payments OF from 80 to
$40. Whom n lot has been paid for
In full. If the purchaser so desires
we will build for him homo on
said lot, receiving Monthly Pay
ments in settlement for the same.
This plan OF getting n homo Is
better than by building a5socia-
lions or any othor plan. You have
TO take no stock; you have no corr
poration TO deal with; you get title
20 lot at once, and can sell at any
time, subject to amount OF pur-
chase money unpaid.
Wo have sold over 800 homes on.
monthly payments Apply to
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AMusENENr@
NEw NEArIlis TnKArsR - -.
SALE OF sEArs MONDAY. NAY n. AT . AN.
AT the TnEAEER
GRAND OPERATE EvRNT.
GRAND OPERATE EVfNT
GRAND oPEnA1lC ENENE
Thursday and Friday Nights and saturday Matinee
MAY iGi7iS
MAY iei7is
NAY iglFlA
The Beautiful opcm.
CHIMES or NORMANDY,
Ciiiufs or NORMANDY,
CHIMES Of NORMANDY.
Under the Auspices Of the
"ATHLETiC ASSOCIATION" o
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION"
Introducing the
HEsr MUSICAL TALENT ~ THE CITY,
Undcr the direction Of Mr Emile Levy
| New AMI Tiiborits Cuiuurrs Imported Especially
from Ncw York
| Fun Orchestra aud Chorus Of Pity Frcsh Young
Voices.
ng-Ancr Monday sale will ooutluuc Al Iron
/ Mountain o. r. Ticket utca.
NTEw MEMPHIS 1nEATER
| y Prank Cray. Manager
HENFFT MEMPHIS LODGE ELKs.
BENEFIT MEMPHIS LODGE FLks.
BENEFIT MEMPHIS LODGE ELKA
WEDNESDAY NAYi5
wEDN Es DAY, MAY o.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
Dy the Pcs, Talent IN ihe city.
STUART OPERA COMPANY.
which WIN D. ai Jackson Mound Park. VIII Give
THE THIRD ACT or "NAsoorrE"
nU1ickcis cdn b. exchanged Coz reserved seats
1T The Fox Onoc Monday morning.
| A rrESD
THE MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
TIL MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
rilnNlN SOCIAL CLrn
on STEAMER g. h BRYAN.
TuiHDAY EYESiNG. MAYA
Twenty-Five Miles Down tho River nni Return.
huai Leaves wharf ntiurcn Nuln aud ioalc.
- ht5fM Music ga lulri.
Ilthhle WHY tLNlb
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RnInInRthe nu.inc.-.

ffum AmtfltA
Druggist What's the matter with you?
You seem excited.
Clerk-llcaycnsl I sold Mrs. Smiley
slrychninc instead oi potash.
Druggist Well, II you arcn't the most
careless idiot ever saw. You seem to
have no idea OF the value Of s,rychninc.
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Natiee

TnE Louisiana Lottery ticket Office viii
remain open tonight until o'clock.
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LADIES, a 500 Hat for 25c at +. la.
yignoA
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BFrcnATs PnIs cure bilious and nor.
Vous ms.
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within '..HI HITf.. IHH following TiIfl rf ger.
if.HIf.HI.I Iu I1. IHI.ur u..Iul, u. shelby ruun.
D.. I.I.|..... 'uWIt
.HU..#.f I point 600 t.H rIH NIH ul Front
IH. CO.,. I#f HHH. 90 fHH u.IIfH.t corner ~
Com. sIr..I HHi ruf tow IH.H.H rI.' II.. f.Ct
iH NI. I.."N between rIUf EUU .Ul N.Iu .ifUrf
U.H.U HHI.H uIfH IHH wet ..'U Ur l.H. .f AID
H.I.. co. .". HfFr north ...U "r 'IH. uI t0Hft
"HHH. f..I.H UlHI uI.T tIr H..I| ODD. u. 'lnf %
tu.H. HI.|Ir" I.Hl UruH rHr| % .'ri tlrnoo
U.H.r uHfiH with IHr r... tI'H .f .... n' ffunt
I.H i' tHr rHsnH.H. ua.I ... Oh. IHlrat,ncas
tI.H"Hu
pf.II 10 DlH. too Hr| fIH.. |".H. HOir lr1rug
Interest uFh rtuuT rlH.H.I Nlu ui.iucL
redemption IHfuHI
IulI ll.I u.U Hf AIH' f.I
tU V#iIftUI. rrft Iu1 Master
Craft tuuIHH rr..I N I,siHH. NH.sin q No
tnfHuI. HUI Hf'.HH lr|HIu. collectors
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HON ES!

81 Fer Front Foot, ooSI0s, Is Minutes out,
$50 e.3 Cash, Balance l and . Years.
So Per Front Foot. 5OraOo 10 Minutes ont,
Ia Cash, Balance nad Years
siS Per Front Foot, 100000, 10 Per Cent.
Cash, balance ~ Months, High and
Beautlfuii IL Minutes OUT Gas and
Water. sr
$40 Fer Front Foot, $3.50 Cash, Balance rs
Long as You Please $ Minutes OUT
Gas aud Water
$50 Per Front Foot, 1OoNiOo, Minutes
out, Gas aud wntori Fashionable Ncigh-
borhood.
$40 Per Front Foot, I5ON3iTi Majestic
shade, Gas and Waters Fashionable
Neighborhood.
5000 Per Acre, 3 Acres, High and Healthy,
Is Minutes out.
81, 900 Per Acre, 4Acros, High and Healthy,
10 Minutes Out
$500 Per Acre, dt.a Acres, High and
Healthy, 10 Minutes out.
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