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ChautauQua Notes.

Our types were at fault in stating that
resolutions were presented by the Board of
Directors highly Mandatory of Mr.. Du Bose
and Judge Wood. Judge Fisher was the
party of the second part referred to.
We are pleased to learn that q sum has
been contributed to enable Prof. Tremaine
to replace and increase his views of San
Marcos scenery, and that some of them are
to be used in advertising the next session of
the Chautauqua.
The concert given on Friday night by
Prof. Rowe demonstrated his musical skill
aud his success as teacher of the science.
Farmers day was quite successful and
enjoyable occasion. We find the following
fair description of the exhibition in the
Austin Statesman
The stage in the large pavilion WIS given
up for the arrangement of the exhibits,
which was most tastefully done. Beside
the staples-oorn, cotton, oats, milet and
other farm products-there were on exhi-
bition, fruits, vegetables and melons in
great variety, all of excellent quality. The
grapes. peaches and figs would have been
no discredit to California fair, while the
melons and tomatoes were beyond compar-
ison the finest this country could produce.
One watermelon weighed seventy-one
pounds and number Of others exceeded
fifty pounds in weight. There were also
samples of dairy products and domestic
sauces, pickles and preserves, all alike cred
liable to the exhibition and proving that the
willing housewife can supply pantry IN
Texas as well as elsewhere.
We are indebted to Mr.. Chas. HutchinGs
for the following full and accurate list OF
premium products:
Best Cotton-Frank Garcia, grown on j.
V. Hutchin's place; IS premium from Hardy
& Co.
Hay-Jno. McGehee.
Corn-Grown on Perry Bost's farm by
by P. A. Drum: awarded So byChas. Hutch
lngs.
Sorghum-A. II. Fleming.
Tomatoes-I. b. Rylander.
Garden Display-D. G. Garrett; awarded
$25O by the Times.
Kiefer Corn-Thos. Dev;ney.
Fruit Display-R. H. Manlovs.
Cashaw-T. A. Rylander.
Pumpkin-T. j. Davis.
Watermelon-T. Garcia.
Zanas-Mrs. S. Fisher.
Grapes-M. II. Murchison.
sweet Potatoes-Jno. 7. McGehee.
Peaches-I B. Rylander.
Pears-Jno. Waters.
Pepper--C. Billingsley.
Peanuts-T j. Davis,
On Sunday morning Rev. Mr.. Holt, Bap-
fist, preached a good sermon to large
audience.
Tuesday was recognition day, and there
were some interesting exercises of the q.
T. S. G.
On Tuesday night, Judge Tichmueller
addressed the Assembly on railroad legis-
lation.
On yesterday, 9Th, last day." there was
picnic, an address by Rev. DR.. Burleson
in the forenoon, and concert at night.
Mr.. Du Bose left for home on Sunday.
The present session has, if possible, more
thoroughly than ever demonstrated that he
is the life and soul of the Chautauqua. But
for him and his indispensable co-laborer'
Judge Fisher, the present success would
have been out of the question.
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LOCAL BREyITIEs.
Tho dry weather continues.

The work of demonstrating tho Institute
building began on Monday.
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LANpBEDrH's fresh and genuine turnlp
and other seeds suitable for fall planning" III
"'N N0 RAYNoLps d DANIEL.
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After q slumber of several months, as we
verify thought in 'the tomb OF the Capu-
let's ~ ssJ1ustee," the Times correspond
ent of last spring, last week revisited the
plimpses of the moon," asking hearing
from the FREE PRESS for rehash OF his
immaterial balderdAsh on the school house
question. In SO doing, Trustee appeared
in his proper person, as our venerable oro-
Their, B, w. Smith, Sr. While, as Is we'll
known, we always lean to the liberal SIDE
in admitting articles for publication. we felt
compelled to decline in this case, partly De-
cause of the very 'unparliamentary language
used toward us by the writer, but ohiehy
hacause we did not care to reopen contro-
versy covering little immaterial side issues,
which we regard as having been settled
months ago. We have no taste for tins
sort Of empty wrangling. We have Travelled
over the points raised by AIR. smith, ana are
,.,issed. That we have tried to tell the
,,rtb We know; and that We have done So
and more mildly than the facts warranted,
va honestly believe. As to any disputed
poip;s. we are prepared to give our author
ity 10 any one who cares to cal On =
,.-.onally-an authority which We believe
vii no, be apt to be called IN question:
save. perhaps, by some Ons-iioaed, hope
Iss.lv prejudiced person Of the tribe Of
1900 We are appealing TO far
,,.,se5 reasonable people for = good and
- ans. IL which the best interests Of
- tom and community are inToiEea' Ana
-. -. aHOri to fool away CIR TINE
: II controversies g. tbose 70 EA'ea
-r-s.ss invites Is
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o. -7ltsrsI e1-Pb1ssrFhlia frien5s,
" "a Mrs.. Durnr. have islt her valn-
80 "A 10 ths ChE1tz14uA. TIE former q
80 ~ lsfter - a. sloc1to-lEt
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Double Shovels. Hoes, Sweeps and a fuli
line of farming implements generally at H.
Hardy q Co.'S.
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We learn that 80 tents have already been
rented for next years ohautauqua.
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BARBED WIRE at reduced prices ,n ~
WIN 10 I" VIM. GIEsEN.
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We will sell you goods, quality cohsluer
ed, for cash MS cheap as they can be bought
Oh the market. IL. HARDY o. w.
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~ vsr And kidusys -11st . -. =
= ---si.sou- Hoods S--s1pArl-.A = >
- 80 tOr rs-alsti1g tasse orsl-s-
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DR.. j. W. Combs. Dentist, ". Side Plaza,
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Canyassers Wanted.

For information call on or address James
Taylor, Gan Marcos. Texas augl-SE
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Every dollars worth of goods that we
s ssm W. II. HARDY IL Co.
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Single copies of the FREE PRESS are OH
sale nj the San Marcos BOOKSTORE as "ei
os at the office, at cents each.
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ssq. BLAcK.pRAUGHT tea cures Constipation
nv BLAcK.DRAUoHT tea for Dyspepsia.
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Driea DUO HARDY L Co.'S.
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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF ToLEEo.
LUCAS County, S. S.

STATE OF ONO, CITY OF IoLEEo.
LUCAS COUNTY, S. S.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm of f. j. CHEN
Ely & Co., doing business in the City OF
Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that SAID firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for each and every case
of CATARRn that cannot be cured by the use
of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of December, AID. 'S6.
() A. W. GLEASON,
(-~) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucus
surfaces of the system. Send for testimoi =
ials free Z. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo, O.
r;BT Sold by Druggists, 75c. jlyl3-lmo
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WOOD & Will
Wanted

A ogspls Of vel ErOsz sloA;< AFPiy At
Inn RIEss o5os.
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oos hundred cases of canned goods when
Will W ''' WIN. GIEsEN.
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We make quality. not quantity our spe-
we n'"A' Ii. HARDY i Co.
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Geo W. Knight, Matchmaker and 1e N"
,st s;de Plaza, San Marcos. nvzo
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Don't forget Lauge's Bakery frtsi
tread and cakes every day.
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y, . full line of choicest goods for pants
fo' Seuburth. the tailor.
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Latest Novelties in Light
Neckwear foTthe warm wealth
er Just in.
Wnnn & WIII1AMSoN.
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an NEWSPAPERS poets per loo Ut
this Office. --- ,..,;.. ~
poyton Taylor.
=. oroam and ice cold drinks every day
=, The Red Diamond.
r,.oh Lot Big s Flour just in at
Fresh ho' I'D HARDY & Cos.
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Warranty DEEDS aud Blank Mortgages
tor sale at this Office.
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=. =, af.s WINE OF cARpu! for Weak Nerves.
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Attention Farmers !

v,r,,os,. WINE OF cARDUl for female diseases
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m. Golden Wedding Flour Is not sur
lug any Sold by p. Il, Talbot.
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xlick . 6sfl,er y sstscritsrs ed ceaea ttfprs
aviag a.
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The BlNCROFT CO.. s21 MARKET 81.
saa Francfsce. Cal
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VENDORS LIEN NOTES for sale at
this Office.
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-Ia.,ons not subscribers who may at\
I Persona Person" receive copies of the FREE
any time y, ' ulease understand that they\
aI sem. simply as samples in the 1;t nope
NHa su s to favor us with their SuOS'f'p
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~. WINE OF cARDui, Tonic for Women.
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.ns Iiaht.rnnning White.

D , Graham Flour at Hardy X Go.
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orally crummed with usefut tn-
formation. Matter equal 20 three
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one volf Will pay for itself tWentT
times over every year,
ne ground covered b. the work l. Msxieo. c-n-
tral and rSafh America and The Unitsd States
Among the thousand topics treated are The kesour-
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socefy, Mines, Routes q Travel, Railways ard
tea-ntLips, Currency. hanklng, Postal and Cu.lonl
Hosss mstisrs. Dutsa. weights and Measures Ets-
ne Informsfion 10 ali fresh. snf much q u sever
before publlshst,
AGENTS WANTED 3. :::::s! =.
.ork. Tbsusands upes fhsu.aBds uill - sd An
msrchants, tsuflsts. issysis anf paJs.r.aaf I'll
uant a. Eanksrs uill buY "a nlss nan1t.ctarerss
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-TOME NEWS
Two Copies for 80. 80.

Two COPIES tut 9"'
,'h a. many persons desire to send
lnas% a%road, and by way OF encourage .So
nent 50 70 al at SS.5O-cash in advance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
The HATFlELO-M'COY FEUO.

IL Breaks Out Again .nd n Young CoupIe
Are Killed While In the Act of Being
MArrisd-The Clergyman Fatally Shot.
Paw Paw, W. Va, Oct 4-There has been
another outbreak OF the old Hatfield
Coy feud and at least thtee more lives have
been sacrificed in the bloody vendetta
which has now lasted over seven years
The place where the Killing took place Is
nearly sixty miles from a railroad
station or telegraph ONCE, and thirty
Ave miles from here. The shooting
occurred at marriage az the
farm house OF Peter Mccoy His daughter
was 20 be made the wife OF John Haud, a
relative OF the Hatfield gang, and mem
bers OF both factions had sworn to prevent
the union. declaring that it would be an
outrage 10 the feelings OF all who were
connected with the families They were
unable 10 stop the Preparations for tho
wedding. however, as neither Peter Mccoy
nor Hand had ever been connected with the
disputes OF the factions and refused to
recognize the leaders Tuesday night the
bridal party assembled in McCoy's house,
and Just as young Hand and Miss Mccoy
stood before the minister TO be ioined in
wedlock a volley was poured through
window which killed both OF them and
fatally wounded the clergyman, whose
name is unknown Reports say that the
farmers and mountainsers OF the locality
are hunting for the murdersrs, but no
trace OF them has been found
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

One Of thu most visionary schemes on
record Is reported from Chicago. Il il
nothing less than proposition % build
a city Gu the lake shore, 70 the north Of
the present city, which shall take away
its trade. A syndicate is stated % have
bought the water front Of a c0mpars-
lively small port there. They intend 70
build fine harbors, ~ dredge deep chan
reis. - cut up the neighborug terrific
" into manufacturing sites, taa result
or al which. it is asserted, VII Be that
= IN twenty years the present. site Of
Chicsgo vii have lost its greatness and
that the great inlsn1 city Of The cont
rent VII be established a. this rev
pont.7
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
TheObServer


Wheat "a uoN moyiDg more freely
shan u has been II the past. Th>
has been slos year OF marketing
TIE movements has, until the Last fes
days seen dis4pPo.nt.nxly snail fIsm
tne start OF the new crop partly BE-
cause farmers believed IN higher prices
Add further heca4se the gEanzries sf
merchants and mIllegs were empty a.
al interior points, and considerable
wheat that has been sold by farmers
has gone INTO sucn vacancies ana has
not appeared IN public reports OF move
AenL or OF stocks Farmers are tbs
week selling more freely from the farm
and many that had wheat stored
IA counIry elevators are sell
lng out. The many small
places vacated by the extraordinary
dram from the old crop are now being
pretty veil nlied with fresh wheat and
the tuI movement begins - come ia
s.snt. As the volume Is much larger Il
begins - show "a the larger country
elevator supplies, IN a larger demand
upon rallrOads Tor cars, ana III larger
arrivals at country points. This leads
% the CONCLUSION that not less than
l50, 900 bushels a day Is going out OF
farmers control IN Minnesota and the
DsSOtas alone.
There Is nothing particular to note IN
yesterdays market. Demand was not
50 good as the day previous, and sales
were made about 49lc. lower. There
Is a considerable dirty and We. wheat
being brought IN, and sale for such il
very slow and very low. There is more
IA the country OF this than has been
thought, especially IN Michigan. Prices
run all the way fIom IS 20 Soc.
The Ontario crop bulletin says; Re
gaTdlng the Ontario crop of wheat the
estimate OF the total yield of wheat has
been reduced 900, 600 bushels from the
approximate of two months ago, max
ng.l now 1922 900 bushels, compared
with 20, ,2S3, 900 bushels IN 1855 and
$3.50 600 bushels inside the average
since 1882.
Sixty per cent of the farmers surplus
wheat IN Ohio has undoubtedly been
marketed. There Is nothing of much
Importance IN yesterdays markets.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

WHEN the Democrats observe the
statement that Harrison has made more
removals IN the railway mail service
than Cleveland did, It makes them boil
with rage-not so much that Harrison
has removed more, however, as that
Cleveland removed less. If anything
defeats Clevelsnd's nomination again
IN lS93 i VIII be this fact. Your aver
age Democrats wansf spoIls and no civil
service foohshness.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

THs OHIO Methodist Episcopal con
ference at Xenis, last week. made a
rule for their ministers in reference TO
divorced men and women. No minis
ter shall hereafter solemniEe mari
age when there Is yet living a divorced
husband or wife, except in the case of
the innocent party IN a divorce granted
for adultery. The members Of the
conference must have been reading
their Bibles.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

THE report that certain naval officers
objected 20 taking Mr.. Frederick
Douglass, the United States Minister to
Haysi, TO his post in their vessels, be-
cause he Is q cOlored man, is a good
deal more severe on the naval officers
than on Mr.. Douglass. IL true, it
should cause somo vacancies IN the
navy and some promotions among the
officers lower IN rank, than the high
toned negro-haters.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

uIS a speech in Ohio recently Stephen
A. Douglas, Jr., n explaining Why he
= a Republican, said: "I am Repub-
hcan because the Republican party is
always for something, while the Demo-
crscy IS for nothing until Il sees what
the Republicans are for and then the
Democrats are against IT," Mr.. Doug
las Is not quite right The Democrats
are aLvavs for the Offices.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

Governor LUCE says the Worlds
fair should be held IN Chicago not only
because Chicago is centrally located
and because the fair would be of
greater benefit to the country if held
there than elsewhere but because
Chicago IS an illustration of American
enterprise and progress. There is
much force 20 the argument.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

DANIEL DOUGHERrY seems likely 10
be nominated for successor 10 Hon. s.
;. Cox IN Congress. Daniel may not be
able TO crack as many jokes as Sunset
did, but as an orator ne scars very
high
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

IF Emil Gosch shall DC convicted, he
VIII be unable to say truthfully that he
has not had fair trial. Judge Burch,
while ne acts promptly and permits no
time 70 De wasted, plainly evinces a
purpose to see that the case is fairly
trIcd
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

THE Republicans elect % out of los
members of the Legislature in Wash
ingtOn. Ii Is one of those close States
the Democrats have been telling about,
You know.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

THE Democrats are the most hopeful
set on earth. They even try to draw
consolation from the elections in the
new states
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

OCTOBER means well, but it's hard
work sweeping out the litter of clouds
left by September.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

TIE courts are mOnopOlizing great
deal OF attention IN this town nova
days.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
DIR. VEENB0ER, A. NJ. NJ. d.

Professor % Hygiene ~ Phgso Medical Col
lege Of LAD. once IL Monroe-st Residence
esrner Esst sed Hallsfs. once hours = 20 n
. 10. -to4p "a. ~ ssaItarium TO- 7s.m.
Sundays t0fp n. 81 ofhes. Telephone. OF
See IS EeSiasaes fss
Also city property Tor sale aad sxehaage.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
REAL ESTATE-COUgTRY.

FOR SALE-Lot No. IS. ottawa Beach; this
- lot Is one OF the FIRST selection; IL is 10
Gated only a short distance from the h0tei and
has fine view Of Lake Michigan. Address
Jas II. HaskinS or W. y. L0Yeland. Grand
Rapids. Mich. lg2Sun
A GREAT BARGAIN-2f0acr farm. frame
"A house; good orchard; 100 acres improved
miles from Baldwin. for sale cheap. Inquire
taggart. Wolcott a Gsnson. 81 vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

THE new States do well for beginners.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY.

GRAND RAPIDS. SATURDAY. ocr. 5.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
1900 Reward.

wrWfu pay fhe ABOVE rtNard f1- Ally rsse ~
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia raek hes1sehs,
Indigestion. toasti paEIoR 0r Iustistre.s ss
cannot care vita ~ esrs FeEffseie Liver p =,
when the directions ara sfTtctlF complies
NIfh IhsY are purely kezetaole. aua heFer
fsil ta give satisfaction sugar cssf2t. Large
~ al HraEzssts bewaFe - eoaH teYfeils Sad
mutations lhe genuine msHatsctared cay
- John G. WfsE A Co, fhe Fil Makers
~ west Msd San-st. chicago. kree trsi
packases sent - mall rreps.d "a receipt Of .
scentstamp SOLD - N. Il. Iio5A - kes-
reest. aFzad Rapids. Aieh.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

tANIED-Situation by a steady. reliable
" married man; y years experience a.
Goachman. Inquire at Us Canalst., or 6l
Pear4-sl. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED-Why not sell the best
n book ia the market? That is The
Christians Legacy" Exclusive territory ana
big commissions given. One agent writes: i
have been out two DAYS this week and have
taken % orders. | enjoy showing ID TO the
people. II IS such a good helpful book"
Another: so far have taken the subscrip-
tlons OF every person / have called on" For
terms, address t. +. Holland. 40 Dearborn-st.
Chicago. ..
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
SITUATIONS WANTED-NAJE.

WANIED-A position as assistant book
W keeper or Office work. or any light work
experience; best of references. Address :,
Box .. this Office. 9~l
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

kNh c3 3Lh-yA npnth.y YaS ments. Eood slx-
ruon house, ioi sats-s bs one buuarcd
aua lllits tArct lVrl on Cana 81 naGf caaiT
factors. Apply - aFs hlleI. uortAoas4 osr-
ueT lultou-si. aLc Cauese-ske- gsStf
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

" D. ocriboef Heal Estate Dealer - Fezll-
-. 81. wants a4 aalSrS thai All rcul f4al
sIela 70 500 pc mnutl. Alsg g. sel 81 trom
Sis.s q e3,tN nNld lheM "a j have sseyaA
g. io4l iu sums 81 suit an
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
RAJ ESTATE CRY


IN1ER tas slleas ss&rs II heaven .ln sell
terms L : fresla.
Isok sALE-g. ". g1.fts has sesy enc Il shsss
eleSaDt DcN rasl1Eaces 0n aKis-Ase Lsfl
kiest1 lseRls. brlok tura4oe. t4sElel siectrls
brliS h2f eAe cole water, bath fosaa uss.tafS
eserreie waik, NAs AVA seu Anc elsssrn
1A lsf - 81 Cash. times ~ Iooltnis p4yaeuks
1s-iss baoAsn4nis Alw sf1os. LsasAre blscK.
"a
IlIl aad suburban property q exohsnK 9 set
eAte-af ht1ffs rtYi ~ Ulu exchange vacant
tNts ieI rt sidrncss AID assume marlfAss
SOW j Parish. t,eai ksEale 4Rc LoanA res4l
Tower tlooA.
EoR sALK Al A BARGAIN House .ss iss
= ~ - 4aft -a1v-. lt4r >ecct-st- Ia F4k4nfsla
SA1llio4,- a. y. 5.-aass ksola "a. hasklns 4
ierrs = baildiDs.
" =. Scribnef. Eeal Estate Dealer = Fesr,-
- "aels aA aeasos thai All rent fisn
sIela 70 - ~ ~ month. Alsg @ soii 81 sr0U
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g. io4n iu sums 30 sat Al
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Room house iot siafs-sR W one bunarrd
AID gllus lAree ltrl uu Canal 81 naaf caair
factory. Apply - Mrs Miller uort1oast osr-
nef lu.ton-st Ano CoAeSe-sse- 2sStf
ALAR6E AMOUNT OF RAJ EsrArK
Il fer s...e Nusi aua elil be sold
/ have a. let's Tor safe o. frallCk addition
corner Of flifH ana Mad son-EKesi tuIs aa b.
ll0 irci o. az aleFi prices from So Go sS1N
- lois CH Mad isaH-afr. au4 heHara e.. GA
fTallca aud WoTdens addition proes rals
from so a. soll. llhs mosi u these lots hrv
Frk desirable, QuIle centrally located, Bear
49, houl house aAd sfrtrf CARS tie a. ACCAt
properly j. belag rapidly bN u ap
lot Ne. !, Iauucrs addition. PRESCOTT ST.,
fourth iOt HeSt ~ south DiVlsiou-sI. - by la-
g. House bATa Dnd loi No. 81 Jef'eTs3u ave.
j ousc, osra snd iHo iots on eofAei II
last aha Thomas SIS.
hoses anu lots SO comstocks = pat low
pr.ceL 40 lots ou lcanRrd Co.'S addiu ga,
J.. ices tgoln 80. up Ana various 0tlcI lois and
heusrs aud iois u0l described.
A NJ Riii be sold very cheap, title perfect Q nc
and terms made O. suL No expense Tor
show inE property. Also cash g. iua1 oH real
estate s. GTlty on fAvosAb terms Cal a.
30. = New Housemaa building. o. Hcary
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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

%7I 10 $50 month can be made working
-" for US. Agents preferred who can fur
nlsh horse and give their whole time 10 the
business. Spare moments may be proftably
employed also. A few vacancies IN f6wns and
cities. b. i. johnson x Co.. l0o9 Main-st..
Richmond, Va. \. B.-Please state age and
business experience. Never mind about send
Ing stamps Tor reply. b. +. j. Co. Oct II
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

kok eALk Al A House sao isf
~ SlAari -a1v-, le4r sWoot-sa- Ia Flk4nfsla
S41ilio2. az Al 5..Mss ks0Ia le. hasklns a
perry buildlns