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Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

Rev. w. n. Powiek, stationed o.
Springfield, on the W. 4 N. railroad, ID
In Wilmington calling upon his parents
and fIieuds, and Tomorrow he will leave
New York on the steamer City Of Paris
for England. His aunt, Mrs. Harriet
Chalk, who has been on = visit to this
country for couple Of year,, will return
with Lin.
He expects during bis slx weeks' vaca-
ton 10 visit Paris, look In on the World e
Exposition and 10 visit other places OF
note on the continent But the most In
teresting place he will visit will be Kid.
dermlrster. England, his birthplace,
where he Is 10 preach in tie Methodlst
church on Sunday evening, tho 18th OF
August. This Is the church where Mr..
Powick attended Sunday school before
he came TO this country. KIdderminster
is also the place where John Baxter 70.
sided aud where be wrote bis celebrated
Saints Rest.
Mr.. Powick's wife and children arc
tenting at Joanna Heights camp meet
ing. Mr.. Powick will be remembered by
many as 4 member of 81. PAul's NJ. L.
Church OF this city years ago. Desiiiug
to enter the ministry, he met poor en-.
from his own church, being
but boy, and he removed to Landen-
berg, Pa, where he, with Rev. Mr.. Barn
hill Travelled New London circuit, from
which be entered the Philadelphia Con-
ference, and Is now one Of It's leading
ministers.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. Ga severe
thundersl orm visited this section vest, r
day afternoon, and several 6ulincs
were struck by lightning. A bolt struck
the clock In the house Of Fireman Cos
Ter Closer, his wife and baby were in
The room at the time. The iatlcr and
mother were stunned but the baby, who
was in It's mother lap,psyed on without
heiI harmed.
NkwBURG, Ind, Aug. CA violent
WIND and rain storm parsed oy this
tection on Sunday. dcmolisb!ug the
Newburg furniture factory. and mr. Of q
.. folz's dwelling, the dry goo Is store OF
Y. r. Hopkins aud other smalur build
ings. The destruction oil two dsel.l,,,s
and lo's Of lie on the road b.t.ccu
Boonyille and Newburg were ALEC re-
ported.
MITCHELL, Tnd., Aug 0 during a
Storm on SUNDAY, wagOa, contA ming a
family OF hve-iather, mother aud til ee
small ch.ldTen-~Aa blown nom tl.
roadside Into Black Creek, aud a.I we're
drowned. Scores Ut hJu,es were uu.
roo'cd aud several we're drrDoi'sGed The
storm waa general Throughout sJutuSys.
tern Indiana.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06
Third EDITION.


CHESTER, Aug. 5-Mr. John b. Roach.
oil the shipyAfd, says there Is absolutely
NO tru h IN the sta ement In q Philadel.
pbiA eunday paper, that = syndicA'e OF
capitalists, headed by Z. P. Huntington,
me RAILROAD magnate, were looking al
tne "orks with view 70 purchasing
Them. The paper further stated that The
establishment Is now only general yard
Tor the building OF large nms and that
the engines aud filings are be ng put ia
al New York. This statement, TOO, Is
fase, as except in few instances, where
the bulls were built for other contractors
the work Las all been done here. Roach S
thipysrd Is now one OF the busiest indus
tries In this section Of the state and more
work lie now under way than al any dine
Tor ak years.
There are now nine large vessels under
courte oil Instruction, includ ng two gun
toats for tho Government, the Concord
aud bennington. The her slips under
way are the LtoLa, almost completed for
the Mallory Line; the plymouth, u srlcIl-
DID steel slde-wheeler for the Old Colony
steamship COMPANY, the Yumurl and
and Oriziba Tor the Ward Line OF South
American vessels, two ships iust started
Tor the Brazilian and Cuban Lii G aud the
Kansas City for the Ocean Steamship
company, which Will he launched cii
SATURDAY next. Over fifteen hundred
emp oyees are on the payroll aud the
busy works show no signs o. the era Of
depression which attended Secretary
Wbitney's reign AS TIE lead Of the Navy
department.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

There ID a vast deal Of truck being
brought into this city a, present, q. In
addition 10 what 10 ra!sed by the iruckers
In this vicinity, there are enormous
quantities brDugh. hsre from New J-rsry.
Yesterday afternoon u number Of hoa,s
arrived al Front street wharf, and the
market shed was soon iilled " III ba,krts
Of eGg plli,F, s,uathe-, cucumbei., 10.
tatoe' and o'EoT produce. Tins mo.uiny
great deal Of truck was Lr uylt over
on Tue Fcnn7srsvo steamer, sEl IN adj
ult'on 70 this ~ &c q GGlnb'r Of beats at.
LFe1. ms muck was LaIlei up - Vie
.lerfcy markn. on Fourth Ltlce, ie,srrt.
King and French streets, which ON :
unit. ~ O'clock presented Luey Apyoar.
ance. Numbers OF grocery wagons were
present, sDu.e OF which came over IRON
New Castle, 10 Iegurc Produce Tor their
atUrcs.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

SAS FnAScisco, Cal, Augu.t Tile
Japan t'az'tte, received by tic steamer
CITY Of l'ekin yesterday, contains an a :
count q Il terrible riot hctweon two fac,
tons OF the ChlAcse ccollrs At Sang Kouv
siam, About 5000 mon engaged in the
conflict. Spears aud firearms were used.
ami many perAona were killed.
lie coolies wcrU more or less under the
irliuencc OF liquor AMI fought Ike de.
mons Spears wcTo thrus. Into tho bod, 3
OF wounded men and Their hUdirq hold
a OFT, The coolies 10 the meantime yelling
hideOusly.
The s.amrse troops charged the rlotcrs,
and after DayUBe thug u nuaIbcr of then,
quelled the disturbance and captured go
OF the ri.ter1, who wcru aitcrwaId fined
and released.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06
A Great Strike.

PrTTsBuRo, Pa, Aug 6.-Despatches
from the COunellsgille coke region yes
terday indicate that the strike is spread
Ind. party OF $50 strikers marched u
tie Jimtown works OF Schoonmakgr s:
Co. and drove the men from work, bat
10 one was injured. After the s,ri els
lett Jlmtown the men went back TO work
and dlished the day, but the company
fear they cannot hold Ill IN. A riot al
the Alice Mines Is also reported. II was
reported last night that OF tho li,UOO
ovens ia the region not less than Il COO
were IDLE, and leading strikers cay that
over 100 OF the remaining ovens will be
closed to-day.
The large blast furnace at Topton, IN
Berks county, which was to have re-
tutned yesterday, was unable to DO so.
and Will have to remain idle Tor au Ia.
dchbite time, because Of the icarclty OF
coke, caused by the strike In the Con.
IellsSille district.
lie Carnegie furnaces, At Raukin Sta
ton, near Plttsburg, have breu banked
peLdiux The settlement oil the men, de.
patd Tor an a:yauce in w4se.. About
10 men are out.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

With hot, wet, muggy
weather you would hardly
suppose we are selling Blan-
kets yet such is the case. A
price object will even make
the weather smile. You all
know about the Pullman
Palace Cars-the bes. O.
everything in their construc.
ton and furnishing that is
conducive to the ease and
comfort of the traveller. We
have from the mills to settle
an estate two cases of Pull
man PLACE Car Blankets
ia S re, 3 lbs. weight, Z
different patterns in light and
colored grounds, silk bound
and OF the so.test lambs
wool. These elegant blan-
kets even at mill prices, sell
for S.. They are sent to US
to cell and ne have marked
them at the unhcard-ot Price
of So IS. The question foi
you to determine is can you
afford to buy a Pullman Pa
lace Car Blanket out of sea-
son.
EoHvN 81. 0inaow and base.
Esent.
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fousth aud Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

For some time party OF boys In the
vicinity VI Ninth aud Lombard streets
have been amusing themselves by setting
oil railroad signal ligh's and torpedoes,
such as are used as warning signals on
the track. As 1t was thought these arti-
Giles bad been stolen from the cabin cars
OF the p, w. & b. Railroad Company,
the attention Of Detective Jones was
called to the matter, when he said that
in bis oplr ion these things were carried
home by tho employees OF the road, and
then taken by their boys. lie said that
1t was no unusual thing for q brakeman
or nagman to 90 home with half q
dozen or more Of these torpedoes fastened
to bis lantern, and that he bad also known
OF Instances where the Gaze containing
the signal lights has been carried home
BY those entrusted with them. Detective
Jones Is, however, on the lookout for
these boys, and will arrest the tlrtt one
found with these articles In their posses
sion.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06
FIFTH edition


PfrTsDuno, Aug. "a s.r..,..,
and probably successful at,emp, ' "a ,.t
der farmer OF Moon Tow ~ 'lo,'
county, was made early Spr.I,rnIt 'li
Ing. Harry Reed, Hged a. MI. 'non'
lhG 70 his home near Clr'59. ,"a la
iniies southwest o. Pl,tsbLrg. VA. .,,r.s
on the head from behind. Iie fl, ,,,s
ground aud a second blow n,.ir I,,O ,@
conscious. The assault was r'5.i .''H W
lonely spot in the woods ami vGs, ~ ~ !
revived be found himself on M. L'rI wy
help. ~" ~ -" Ia
The buggy was occupied ly ,so w..
Heed heard one OF them saw. aIIai. T I''1
Wen throw the holy into " R,g;t
pond" The vehicle then LET, ,I Y'.~,
and by an unircqusnted lsue fc,.L.iS.
pond, and the two men were ,u.t 49,.
10 throw Reed Into the water wl.r -.
brothers by the name of Wtitc sn'.,,t
on the scene. Reds assailNuf ,-i,
dropped him Into the water an! nr',.g
al iull speed. The Whites ,ru., r.,r
and taking him to their homs i,n.i Az,
oIooi was flowing proiuscly from s-r,ni
gashos on the he sd. TIE White. Ie.,.sJ
to tho village of CLIFTON aud ofg MA ,
3 pursuing party, which iouri Ia,
bloody pieces Of fence rail, aIlplss.
chief saturated with uooi atI .an
papers and trinkets which belonged IA
Reed. '"N'-"
IL, IL. Wilson and son, who 1--we rw
hted, have been arrested on ,u,pcios.
They are both stalwart men ana b.'s
on bad terms with the Reeds HE N f,.
Ing resulting from an Old lsgsai, ae,irn
the elder Wilson, in which lIarry Red
was q witntss against him. The la,,etn
In critical condition.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06
mIhe Funeral Directing Company.

! - @"o Henofai DtreeunE company.
The Wilmington branch Of the United
States Funeral Directing Company was
open this forenoon, and In fact bas never
been closed, thoagh several attachments
have been served. Ore OF the attach.
ments served upon the effects Of the COM
pany was from A. J. Thompson, the
funeral director OF the company, for
slS235 for wages due. Another WA
from the Evening Journal Printing Com
pany Tor t2j. For the latter an attach.
meat was laid upon the Company's ics
box, employed in the preser walton OF the
corpse Of a man named Ielaney at A and
Townsend street The company had not
the funeral IN charge, but an undertaken
In Philadelphia bad charge. At his re-
quest the company found the ice box and
preserved the corpse. Tie Philadelphia
party had employed Daniel 7. Klllroy Of
this city undertaken to DO all the other
work belonging 10 this city before tax.
lug The corpse to Philadelphia to-day Tor
burial.
Mr.. Taneuy has bill against the
company for livery service but did not
press Il, and the owner Of the property
has claim f. rent. Mr.. Graham. who
wss seen this morning by representative |
OF the EEruBLIcAS, said he YVES 10 |
Philadelphia yesterday and found the |
company busy paying oil their hands,
aud lie has no doubt the company will |
soon settle all claims In this city. The
Philadelphia Times this morning states
lhe following as the language used by
Chiei Clerk Bell Of the Camden com.
pAny; well, we have sued The Times
Tor l!bel. and | think we have & good
sAoe. The reports that have been pub
Iished are the b St advertisements we
could get, snd 10 bringing this suit We
are going TO work It as an advertising
scLeme Tor all lis WORTH
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06
FOURTH EDITION.


Miss Aable Gem, aged / years, daugh.
ter OF Prof W. B. Gem, Instructor oil
music in this camp, disloIa ied the elbow
OF her right arm at ) O'Clock Monday
afternoon. She WAS sitting In a large
rocking chair, on the front platform OF
ner fathers family tent, when, by q
slight move OF the rocker over the edge,
she tipped over and With the chair fell
down three steps, a distance Of 81. feet,
striking the ground upon her arm. Drs.
James Morgan and Harvey Day, who has
large practice 10 ills part of the coun-
Try, set the arm. Miss Mable, owing to
the nervous shock, did not sleep any
Monday night, but is In no danger. She
did not appear frightened and the doctor
remarked. 'she showed true grit"
Iuesday's order Is prayer meeting at
$50 a m, lid by Thomas Wilson; 8. 30
a. m, by Lewis Todd; 10 a. NJ, preach
ing BY Rev. Trustin smoo'; $50 D. M,
ehlldren,s prayer meeting by Rev. v;
collins, the pastor Scott NJ. L. Church
o.3O ?. m., young peoples prayer meet
Ing, led by Rev. J. u c. Hanna, pastor
9i Asoury; Las ?. IN, preaching by Rev.
l. \. ulven. Pastors, Bryan, stengle,
Grice, Reddington aud smoot are on The
camp ground.
Pastor Grice, though holding the mos,
exalted aud privileged position, at the
opening Conversation meeting, sacrificed
himself the opportunity TO preach the
usual opening sermon in Sc, form, al
though the power that Oyerrules him had
MIN really do It most efficiently in his
sciipturAl remarks.
lie opened the great congregation to |
all who would take part in the meeting.
IL was broad, liberal and bold move In |
TWO respects and resulted IN both pastor |
AUD the congregation waiting ur1n the |
LORD Tor the moving Of the Holy Ghost
Many earnest prayers aid Testimonials
were offered. There was perfect intel
Iectual free'lom but profound and sol
emn waiting upon God. lie favored
leaving the display Of great Learning. OF
BOOK knowledge and science, as an erhi-
blton OF talents aud education, outside
OF the camp preaching, aud going into
the work Tor the salvation of many souls
lie IS a God-b'essel and sutficleat man
Tor the exbalted position he holds.
Lewis Grubb Of Scott Church and Bro.
MCKAY OF Asbury will lead the morning
meetings OF Wednetday and Rey. d. c.
Hanna Will preach at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Thomas Hoo,en takes passengers
from Granogue station to camp ground
- y H'oN-tihtH iIiCh NJ twenty CT MA
zach. lie has purchased the exclusive
figbt OF way to drive across yr. Carbine's
larm, ard this cuts the distance down to
Two miles Instead Of two and a half II
REDUCES The time 70 per cent. He pay.
ne association tx per cent. Hence it
interests The camp people to patronize
lim.
The best news Of all Is the sun rose
bright aud ear this morning fTurs,iavh
ind the weather looks ee,fled. The nlr
clear, dry and Delightfully."- cool.
lhe weather-wise are couiident now of
period OF pleasant weather.
Presiding Elder Murray arrived with
lis family and goods On Tuesday, as also
many others.
r., W, D. cheyney, contractor, and George
W. Hance, con of Father Hance. have
ommenced the excavation for an ice.
'ousc on the northwest corner OF the
,rounds. j. G. n
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

CHARLOTTE, N. g., Angus 3 jams
Trollinger, aged 81 years, OF CaawtA
accompanied Miss AdLie Reid, aged IL
to church yesterday. After Hey rttuutd
= storm came up and III, Dung m4a
went in Miss Rcid'e house to wait until
the storm was over. There was q hisA
OF lightning Into the louu AMI Mr., rro.
linger and Mi:S REID ic'l dr4l AL ito
others In the houeo were S"yctcy stunned
Lightning struck one corner Of Tie AJas
and ran down through the rooms, uaS'
Ing general wreck OF everything. lns
shoes were torn entirely oil Miss Ee.ls
feet and her clothes werO lgnitti, Ma
Reid MAS the daughter Of &. A. l.el, a
prominent fsrmer and Mr.. Tro niger
was promising young business man.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06
Row Of Splendid Houses.

]. r. d. Seeds & Sons are alton. com.
meneing the erection OF twelve houses
on the north side OF Broome street, be-
tween shailcross and Lowering avenues.
lie houses are to be Hrst-class and to sell
for about =, 600. TIE building OF these
houses may involve the grading Of Shall
cross and Lowering avenues frem Broome
10 Rodney streets. Lowering avenue
bounds the westerly side OF Brandy wine
Park, and the new houses will overlook
the Delaware river.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

Commanchc Bill and Pawncc Bits
Wild West Show opened ycst rday after,
noon at the Union street base bal
grounds, and was attended by about llSd
hundred persons. Th9 performance IS
excellent, anu gives fair idea OF lie ia
tho lar west. Thlriy-ilye Indians TOOK
part in the war dance which opened tA'
performance, and the pony express show.
I'd how Dispatches arc carrl,d across 'l9
plains. A number Of line exhibitions u
pistol shooting were given, aGi The az
tack on an emiGraLt train ucross 'Lc
plain, was very realistic. All prcs'N
we're well pleased with the performance
The show will continue every altsTL0Va
at 3 o'clock until Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06
DIED.

=. EEoWN ~DS.-Ou August 3, Jult,
Enrh, WIG 81 tho l;cv Marcus \. Brow n.
son.
Funeral s'rviro- on Wednesday nf
trIn"ph' the IN instant, ut O'Clock
Al the icsldolco at her father ,,rorY,,.
W Bush, No, 30 West street. Intcrmeltt
private.
JuN I>.-On the 9Th Inst, Frank W son
OF fr'nk W aud MARY AJuncs, aged =;
month and DAYS
thcrnl on Wednesday afternoon mt 3
" clock, from the r.-iGrnr. of III,
par Mt N"'si Redwood street lnti.r.
mont At Wilmington u.d Iir.ndI.an.e
CCuetiIy.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06
Dog. Bite Caused LoelI.u.

PHGSIxvILLE, Aug. 5.-Frsnk Z.
Ciegg, lad. employed BY 9 confectioner
on Main street, Is dangerously III. On
the Fourth Of July he was bitten by .
vicious dog, which, however, was not
mad. The wound healed and the eircum.
stance was almost forgotten. Young
Clegg this morning went to work as
usual, but had not ben long engaged at
bis duties when be began 10 feel very I'll
ard was ultimately compelled to quit
work and start for home. Before be had
reached his homo he found himself una
BILE to proceed farther. He was taken In
to frieLd's house and vas soon In VIC
lent convul ions. DR.. Umstad was sum.
moned 10 great haste and pronounced the
case one OF lockjaw.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06
sti.AIvAN's REIrRN rRIr sorrm.
The Crops In Lancaster co,n,v

LANcAsTER, Aug. 5.-At the meeting
OF the County Agricultural ard IIorti.
cultural Society this afternoon the crnn
situation was fully reported. The wheat
crop was reported tlGc, Tut the corn.
while Large In growth, has stuniei ears.
sont thtnk is wrnl & with the potatoes,
geLeieily attributed 10 TIE wet weather
and The crop is threatened with failure
The frequent rains have aieo affected the
NUT, aad the year apple and the grape
crops VIII lie comparative failures. The
nay GRIP mis- year Was reported to be
enormous.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

About +.JC o'clock yesterday aI'cTneg5ii
Megi BIGusscnrez, q Polish pirl, ai',u :.
J,Ar'. was etruck near the ga "Gtl.s
the southbouni express train on we ~
W. i b. railroad, which leaves ~ ssL'
ton at 1 10 p. M. Tic girl bad y IN III,
gagged In picking coke rear tSa ~
works, ari attcup,cd 10 cross ili' , "a "
Just ahead Of the engine. lu'"elfnS',,6o
after being struck sho was raH9V'n W
her residence on Christiana street, WEI,
she was attended by DR.. Draper. NuL.
of her bones were broken, bat sH' VI"
badly bruised.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

RnSnouT, n Y, Aug. 5.-Flve men
n'tiee in Wild West costumas aud styl-
Ing 'hcmselvcs Yellowstone row boys"
IItiiei a summer clearinghouse at Sax
ton IN Catskll Mountains On Saturday
night. They were armed with knives
and pistols, which they branlished aud
demanded that supper be given them
There were sixty guests In the house and
they He'd in all directions. Many Of the
women tainted. After fpending an hour
eating and drinking the roughs went
away.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug G.-Thc 10
publican State Convention will meet Ie'a
tomorrow. 1t is BELOVED that Waller
Lyon, OF Plttsburg, will be made reruaa,
nent chsirman. II. X. Boyer Will 10
nominated for State Treasurer.
New ORLEANS, La, Aug. G.-H' u
Minor, wealthy sugar planter, was YES
tcrdsy nominated for Congress y lu'
Republican Convention OF the THIRD p'-
trict OF this State.
The members Of the South p1koA
Convention yesterday signed ihe ~"
Constitution, ~ OF the 75 mcmptf- O''DB
present and signing.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

lla ~ Macau!eY OF New Castle, has
been awarded the contract Tor the cree
ton OF barn 81 outbulldings, in the
place OF those destroyed by de, few
weet ae", on the Couprr farm, orcuI led
hy Joseph Brown, Lear Bear Station.
New Castle Hundr-d, aud he adyprt,scs
Tor lumber OF carfeuters TO assist 10
tho job, as i; Is drtirej 10 ctE r.atc the
ttlne rs soon as Ios,itie.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

smeltz IL Co., at No. 10 East Fourth
street, received large lot OF produce
This morning, among which WAS ahyui
l,OOO OF tho finest wAternclons received
IN this city during the seas IL. Thoy ave
from No'ih c rolina, and arc very fnc.
lhey also received $40 baskets Of prarAr.
from the tive orchards which they hive
bought down the State, aud EXPECT to
have the grrateit amount OF peaches this
year Of any ono in this city. THIS morn
Ing Mr.. Smeltz received an order from
Asbury Park, N. j., for 81 baskets Of
peaches and 70 barrels OF sweet potatoes,
V LlCL MaE nlleN I'll M n
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

A email child Of Mr.. Simpson, residing
near Christiana village, ate a small guam
lily OF rough on rats on Sunday, and
although DIR. Peters was called In i'm
mediately afterwArd and administered
the usual remedies death ensued IN about
two hours. Tho parents were much
grleytd at tho occurrence, as the little
one ard the manner of It's death will long
be remembered.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06
Homemade Bread
at Wcyls, No. Z East Second street.


S""'P""y "ouhu Up.
The National Security Union, a local
lie Insurance company, has wound up It's
business In this city and has transferred
It's risks TO other companies without lose
to the policy holders, and in such man
ner as not to Interfere with the National
security Life Insurance Company OF this
city. This latter named company was
Incorporated by the late Legislature with
capital OF t5O0,000. The company Is a
local company, but where 1t will carry Cd
It's bus ness has not yet been decided, but
gentleman In position to know says be
thinks 1t will be In operation within u
mouth.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

Those lots are in high, dry healthy location with all the
going on that could possibly be to enhance
the value OF lots Two minutes walk new Public School
that the Board OF Public Education building at Third
and Nooda"n avenue at cost of $4,000 Three min
ues walk to Filth and Union where depot is now almost t
ior the new ghth street extension electric line One minute
to Front and Gcnil avenue which is the proposed terminus
of the Front and Union Line extended and which is TO be- no
electric line One minute to Front and Webb where Won en-
take the steam Tor Water and Market Delaware
ana Dufon every hour for five The b. 80 R,ro,d
Company have ordered the removal of the buildings now t bi
point preparatory to making extensive improvements at that
point The streets are all being graded electric lqhts
to replace the gasoline lamps month Now all we ash Won
to do IS to come out and look this land price land in
and the chances to double and treble your MONEY in n
short tune. Ono hundred dollars in bank will brin%
you about SI5o in ten years; 500 here wonl1
bring you more than double that in two to f1mr
years, and possibly four times much For home conon,
plate living IN nice cottage, with little garden srroun,In
IT. Shaac uces vegetables ower fruits, porcoes where vo
may Sill instead OF front steps the pavement or
PACK ana All OF this Tor less than you get common
mouse or away IN the city with opportunity to own one
yer own the other Remember pass title TO an ono
tosc whom we know to be thoroughly respectable Remcnh
lois are 6ctln8 Scarccr every day. We offered the
several years to sell lots squares further in
not do It to day for five times the price we pot t
win less prospects then than for their enhancement W.
not ask you TO take our representations come and o
m yourselves ana don't say SO far out fer was further
IN you could not buy for three as much as those In
now bringing Don't expect Market street property for snb
urban prices 1t costs nothing look and INQUIRE TIL $3.50
antGcl for years. - 'o Suai
ItRMS-SIo cash on each lot as soon As knocLod o -
IS per month until paid for; per for CASH terms ~
be complied With on before the following SATURDAY,
Hacks leave Sixth and Market streets at a. 20 O'Clock