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WASHINGTON, July LA report reach.
C' I, here from Ottawa that Canada ls try.
my to secure, through tho English For.
SlE1 O. Office, reciprocal trade In lumber
WIN WY, 'his country. Tho rCpOt. further
s.alps f.s lhal the correspondence will be
WW,nnlsmlllgd In due C0une 10 Secretary
IH,alne' In Tho Treasury oflelal1 have nc
thoWlCdgo Of such q move,
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81. PAUL, MINI, July i,--conSress.
man Sunset Cox whoarrlyed hero Satut.
day on his way to Huron, Dak., 10 do.
llyOr q Foutth Of July oraLlon ID sick
apel at the hotel with / stomach trouble,
Mt, Cox thinks his illness ID moi serious,
though he will probably DO prevented
from goibgtO Huron,
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rlfonSn ilutisd,

SAVANNAH, GAa July1,- Fire tonight
destroyed A. j. Miller 4 Co.'s furniture
house in this city, The establishments
Of ]. I. cohen's dry goods, NJ. stetnbsrg,
Iewelfy, and L, +. BlCkg & Son, dry
goods, were also burned. Tie total loss
on buildings aud stock will amount Ia
$4,000. While the hfemen were al
work on Brighton street on the front oil
the building In the heat Of the fire the
wall gave way aud carried tile ilremen
With II, burying Bix Of them undera
mass Of hot bricks, j. I. Wiefs wa
Killed and eight Others were injured
and one OF two MANNED.
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TnR READING COAL WORKS
soldRt Auction Yesterday Operation viii
be Resumed,

READING, Pa, July 1.-The plant OF
the Reading Coal Works, which failed
four months ago for over 81 100000, was
put up for sale here this afternoon,
There was large attendance Of leading
iron men oithe State. In forty minutes
after the bidding began, the property in
its entirety, which includes furnaces,
rolling mills, tube mills, pipe mills,
foundry, forge, etc., beside valuable tracts
OF land, was sold TO w. ?. Bard, Of this
city, for $3.50, 800, subject to a mortgage
OF 100000. MIR. Bard purchased It for
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company, and the works will resume
operations at an early day,
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IN THE LAWS CLUTCnEs.
The Man who Drove Coughlin to the Carl.
son Cottage ConioSSes.

Sun OuttukV SOhluHAub'
BHcAoo,J o,July1.-To.nigh learned
that tho German, John Kunze, who
was indicted by the grand jury
Saturday last, together with six
others for completely in the
murderero Of DR.. Cronin Is in the hands
Of the police and has been for several
days. 1t Is stated further that Kunze Is
the important witness whose testimony
before the grand Jury Saturday hasten
ed the indictments and final
report. 1tis understood that Kunze has
told the police all that he knows about
the affair, aud confessed that he drove
Detective Coughlin TO the Carlson cot
tage on the night Of May 4.
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INDIANAPOLIS, ND, July l.-Reports
from Brazil state that the returns of to-
days vote Of the striking miners on the
proposition to return to work at the
wages offered by the operators, show so
far rs received that the strike Is likely
to be continued. The balloting was
open, and there is said to be some dis
satisfaction because 1t was not secret.
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a,y N1nn,l,, I7nlin,.,.

NEwYoEK, July 1.-The total number
Of mercantile failures throughout the
United States reported 10 BradBtreops
during the past six months show a gain
Of over 6A over the tifet hall Of 1883.
The figures follow. Number Of failures,
6,ele estimated assets, S52, ,S03 $40, 70.
tal liabilities, sO14l1,7li per cent oi aS.
sets 70 liAbiiitleb, 81,
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A Note lhnt EIplnIn. It.nlL

OHlcAso, July 1.-The following note
was found on the dock by a boy yester..
day:
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 20, 7:SOp. m.
"May anyone find this they will know
the last Of me, as | will take my life TO.
night In the river. What Is life without
a meal and no work2 Never, no work,
[signed] "LEw MARVIN,
1918 Broadway, New York City.
my last note, may the finder send II
TO my uncle, George Marvin, 40 George
street, Cincinnati, Ohio"
Tho note was turned over to the po.
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A Policeman Attempts Suicide

New YoRr, July 1,-Early this morn.
ing Daniel A. Jaubin, % years old, Of
1900 Washington avenue, who Is a police
officer, attempted To end bis life while
on his post Of duty by shooting himself
in the right aide. He was removed 10
the hospital q prisoner.
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The clnrlt MOI HI I,ntlln,nnnl.

1oSDoN, July lin The House Of
Commons this evening MI Sexton
moved TO adjourn in order 10 challenge
the Government 10 explain the events
attending the Nationalist meeting al
Cork yesterday, which he said were die.
graceful even under the present regime
Of brute force.
Mt Raymond accused the Government
Of promoting bloodBhed and turmoil,
Mi, Sexton's motion was rejected by q
vote OF 2i2 10 2iy, M
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Of within your respective counties by
promptly apprehending all persons en-
gazing or being about 70 engage therein,
as well as their aiders and abettors, and
deal with them as the law directs, and
in the event that such prize fighting
shall take place, | call upon all conser-
yators OF the peace, as well as law abid-
ing citizens In the community wherein
the same shall occur, to take Crim-
inal proceedings against the gull.
W persons, under the act OF
March I, 1882, entitled an act to
prevent prize fighting in the State
and for other purposes 70 the end that
regulations may be employed II neCes.
sary 70 secure their punishments,
Witness my hand and the great seal
Of the State OF Mississippi, at Jackson,
the Capitol, this Grst day Of July, 1880,
(signedl ROBERT Lowry,
BY the Governor
GEORGE NJ. GoyEN,
Secretary Of State,
The Governor has also Issued reward
Of $500 for the arrest OF Sullivan aud
and their delivery to the officers
Of the county, wherein the fight takes
place, should they make Mississippi the
battle grounds,
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PtrrsBuReu, Pa, July 1.-The coal
miners Of the first and second pool on
the Monongahela river, are on a strike
for three cents per bushel for mining.
The miners in the third and fourth pools
are still at work, but the strikers hope
to have them all out in few days.
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A Cloud Burst in Now Arexiec

LAS oRucrs, N. NJ, July LA gentle.
man Just in from the mining camp Of
Hermosa reports q terrible cloud burst
that flooded and washed away over half
that prosperous camp. No lives are yet
known 10 have been lost,
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LONDON, July i,-The Anchor Limo
steamer Victoria, Captain Jameson,
which left New York Juns 10 for Avon.
mouth, passed Bfowhead this mofhlbb.
Some fears 10 10 the safety Of lhe Viz.
tofla have been felt "a some Bills ol
llading belonging 70 her were lately
Ioiund .i on the shore Of Nantucket
NEw YoRE, June 1.--Artlyod, stSam.
efs Australia from Btemih, aud Ia Ga
cogns, from Hayre.
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Nj vEnNOS, KY July later a
delay Of twenty.eight year, the trial Of
]. Logan slgmau, Tot a murder commit.
ted Al the beginning OIL The war, took
place q Mt Vernon last week, ttWag
concluded last Saturday with d verdict
oI AednlILAl. I'm .----
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Nav YORE, July -thspeciof Byrnea'
detectives Last evening arrested nv.
nolda Tuneon, Of Miivauhod iof l6o
alleged larceny Of 500 wotll oi walohtl
there. Tunhon Was TUNED over n 0f,
letIlye Kelly oi MllRa1iot, q confI
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DvBliN, July i,--Aidefman JAA, Win.
stanley, q ptotehlaht aud Abuppottef ol
Mt patn6ll, has been tnahlmoubly
elected Lord Mayor Of Dublln lot 1890,
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LIMA, o., July 1.-THE Duke Norton
Oll Company have transferred 10 vii.
liam \ Fleming oithe Standard oil Com.
pAny, leases on 895 dCfeB Of land In this
Held Consideration $4,000,
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Young Mt, Blbbet when asked BY Biz
nu9lcal lady companion why h0 went
OUT between the egla Of VMel6lOfeingpf,
lfAnkly replied "To get "a opera elas5,u
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Do not DO induced 10 lake some other
preparation when you call for iioodia
hairFapafillA 30 sure 10 got ilooili,
which lapecullat, fe
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Major Moore aud Secretary Blaine
We're college mates and aro warm per.
sonaI friends, After Mr.. Blaine was
made Secretary Of State he said that
Major Moore should have Consulship
II hc would accept one. Major Moore
is now 4 member OF the House Of Dele.
gates from Harrison county. II he
accepts The appointment now rendered
itwllI be necessary to hold n special
election to choose his successor.1
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WEST YlRGlSIA GETS ONE.
a Number OF Consuln Appolntcd-Alsx. O
Moore Goes 10 81, Thnmns,

= Number Of ConSulH AppolhtCd-Alex. O.
Moore Goes to 81. Thomas.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The President
to-day made the following appointments:
A, Loudcn snowden, Of Pennsylvania,
to he Minister resident and Consul
General OF the United States to Rouma.
mia, servia and Greece; William Hay.
tEn Edwards, Of Ohio, 10 be Consul
General Of the United States at Berlin /;
Augustus o, Bourne, OF Rhode Island,
to he Consul General Of the United
States at Rome; Eugene Schuyler, OF
New York, 10 he Agent and Consul
General Of the United States at Carlo.
To be Consuls OF tho United States
Wallace Bruce, Of New York, at Leith (;
WIN. Harrison Bradley, Of illinois, at
Nice; Edmund B. Fairfield, OF Michigan,
at Lyons; Irving ], Matt, Of Nebraska,
ut Athens; Wm. Bowman, Of Kentucky,
at Ticn 'Tslu Adolph G, Studer, Of Iowa,
at BarmCn; Enoch j. Smlther, Of Della.
ware, at Ozaka and Hiogai Alexander
Q. Moore, Of West Virginia, at st,
Thomas; Charles i. johnson, Of Ohio,
at liOmburgj Silas Q. llalsey, OF New
jersey, at SOnnGberg.
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AZ Evansville.


special Dispatch 70 The Appeal.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, March i6.--The W. n.
Cole with n tow Of harges for the Cairo
Bridge Company laid over here last night 10
clean boilers and left : O'Clock this morning
The X q. Ragon hal $1,000 feet Of lumber
from cumberland Mycr and returned with n
big packet freight aud all the corn wanted IN
the lower bends. The Golden Rule leaves
for New Orleans IN the morningat 10 O'clOCk.
on the arrival OF trains from the North aud
East. All the locals arc out ~ usual
ON Saturday aud had good receipts. The
Buckeye state passed up at o'clock last
night light trip. The Ohio left for Memphis
coal tow went down nc o'clock this after
noon. The U. T. Schcnck Is due up tomor-
row night Iron Ago No. ? passed down at
II o'clock this morning
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AZ Cairo, III.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
CAIRO ILL.,. March l0-The W, W. O'Neil,
with twcnty-four ooalboats and three brick
boats, the latter for Memphis, arrived from
Louisville at $3.50 o'clock last night She
double-tripped through the bridge, aud de-
parted for New Orleans at 10 o'clock am.
The Harry Brown, with a large coal tow,
arrived NJ II o'clock last night. She got her
tow through the bridge, and departed for
New Orleans at I o'clock pm. The City OF
Monroe arrived from st. Louis at 10 o'clock
last night with fair trip. She added here
80 tons OF freight, aud departed for Memphis
at 4 o'clock am. The A. 5. Willis is await
ing the arrival OF the Il. w. Cole
from Cincinnati with six emptics, will leave
for 81. Louis Immediately on her arrival
with the empties 10 st. Louis and Missouri
River points. The U. L. schonck arrived
FROM New Orleans at s pm, having light
trip. She departed for Cincinnati at Bpm.
The II. NJ. Hoxie will turn back from here
on her arrival Part OF her tow is here. and
the last installment will come down In the
tow of the Dillon tonight. The weather Is
mild and clear The river marks on the
gauge - 1. q fall OF $40 during the past
twCnty-lour hours.
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CutiCura Remedies

For cleansing, purifying and identifying
the skin and scalp and restoring the hair OF
children and infants and destroying the
germs OF scrofula and all hereditary humors
the CUTIcURA REMEDIES are simply infalible.
CUucuRA, the great skin cure instantly al
lays the most ngonizing itching burning
Of crusts and scales and restores the hair
CUrIcURA SOAR the greatest Of skin beauti.
hers, Is indispensable In treating skin diseases
and baby humors. II produces the whitost,
cearest skin and softcst hands, free from
pimple, spot or blemish. CUTIoURA REsoL-
VENT, the new blood purifier, cleanses the
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General NeMs.

THE Commonwealth is due here en- route
from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
THE Cherokee, from 0uachita River, should
pass here today bound for ST. Louis.
THE Arkansas City passed here yesterday
morning ON her way from Natchez 10 ST.
Louis.
THE City of New Orleans passed down last
night, bound for the city after which she
is named.
THE G. b. Monteth, with an empty
produce boat in tow, passed to the Ohio
River yesterday.
The Future City, with a tow of barges
containing grain and package freight, passed
down from 81. Louis TO New Orleans yester-
day.
THE Guiding Star, loaded fiat, passed down
from New Orleans Friday night She landed
here. but transacted no business OF import.
ance.
Tm City of Monroe, for Natchez, at 10
o'clock am, and the City Of Providence, for
~. Louis, at noon, are announced to pass
here today.
THE venerable mother OF Capt. Henry @.
Haarstlck president Of the st. Louis &
Mississippi Valley Transportation Company,
died Thursday morning at the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. Z. Zeller, No. 1900, Sec
ond Carondelet avenue, ST. Louis. Mrs.
Haarstick was eighty-iour years of age, and
had been in i'll health for long time. The
funeral occurred yesterday and was largely
attended by riyermen and prominent citi-
zens OF st. Louis.
TIM following changes have been made In
United States beacon lights on the Mississippi
River between St. Louis and Cairo: Wreck
of Bowen, discontinued Twin Hollows,
moved down $50 yards; IIarlows, new light;
Lucas moved down 200 yards, Calico Island,
discontinued; Platin Rock, moved down 100
yards; Birds Point piling, moved up TO light
OF bend; Greenfelds towhead, moved down
100 yards foot Missouri Sister, moved down
500 yards; Greenleafs, moved down 800 yards;
Sulialo Island, name changed 10 Elkin's
Handing; Old Philadelphia, name changed
from Price Landing. Commercial Point,
moved down 100 yards Waters Landing,
moved down 200 yards; foot Ste. Geneyieye
bend, moved down 100 yards; Magnolia Hol-
low, moved up 800 yards; Crooks Landing,
new light; wreck OF Glendale discontinued;
Rush Tower Bend, moved down 2O0 yards.
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blood Of impurities and poisonous ele
mcnts and thus removes the CAUSE Hence
the CUrIcURA REMEDIES cure every species Of
torturing, humiliating, itching, burning,
scaly and pimply diseases OF the skin, scalp
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Ihe MIIIInns Sold.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March l0.-Thc towboat
Jos D. Williams was sold by United States
Marshal Cross this afternoon 10 j. ID. Fisher
Of Pitsburg, for SO 80. The sale was made
20 satisfy an attachment for tlG, 7OJsD. taken
out by ~. Nippcrt & Co, against the Grand
lake Coal Company, Of Pittsburg the ycs-
sells owners. Other claims were filed ngaiust
her amounting In all, with fees aud costs, Ia
S2is7O. Tho boat was the finest u the kind
ON the river
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100 N. 10th ST., Omaha,

The CuTIcURA REMEDIES are In great dc.
ter than any other blood purifier The Cur
IcURA SOAR is praised by my customers, cspc-
cially mothers, who say II Is the best Tor
babies, preventing and curing scald head aud
similar diseases. GEORGE HONS T.. NJ,
Hnllfug TaNna
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a. erecn.IlIc. nIss.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
GREENyutE, Miss. March 10 The steamer
Commonwealth, from New Orleans, passed
90 ST. Louis ut 1 o'clock pm. River .. \
feet aud lnlling Mcather warm and snnnY.
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tlncInnati.

FlNftAA FtsI' WI " AH' aIl'Ah
CfSciyNATi, o.. March iG.-Riyer falling
with Il feet q inches on the gauge ut Go'clock
pm. Weather clear and pleasant business
lair. The Hudson returned 10 Pittsburg ON
time. The Granite State left for Memphis
with a big trip.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboat. Leaving
Movements nt the Levco.

notwithstanding Star, Cincinnati; q. b.
Montieth, New Orleans; Future City, St.
Louis; Arkansas City, Natchez; City of New
Orleans, st. Louis.
Departures - Guiding Star and Future
City. New Orleans; q. d. Montieth, Ohio
River Ruth, New Madrid; City of New Or
leans, New Orleans.
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have used the CuricuRA REMEDIES sue
cessfully for my baby, who was afflicted with
eczema, and had such intense itching that
he got no rest day or night. The itching Is
gone, and my baby l. cured, and is now
healthy, rosy-cheekcd boy.
MARY KELLERMANY, Beloit, Kan.
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stage of the Rivers.

OFFICE siavAL srnvcr q. e. AL
MMrirs, Tenn, March 10, lsp.
The following observations arr taken 90 al sth.
lions IN the 1lih meridian umc. which Il one hour
later thau Memphis time.
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Infantile Skin and Scalp Diseases,

Boy one year and half old. Face and
pooy IN terrible condition, being COW
cred with sores. Sulphur springs fail.
Cured by Cuticura Remedies.
/ have used your CurIcuA REMEDIES in
two cases where it proved to be successful
Inc trst wasin the case Of boy year and
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covered with sores. took him TO the Mas
sena sulphur Springs but he did not inn
prove any | was then advised TO try the
CUTIoURA REMEDIES, which | did. He took
one and one half bottles OF CUTIouRA RE
SOLVENT, when his skin was as smooth MS
could be, and is today. used the CuTIcURA
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ing him. He is now five years of age and
all right. The other case was disease Of
the scalp, which was cured by washing with
the CUTIcURA SOAR and rubbing in the CUTI-
cURA, one bottle of CUTIoURA REsoLvENT be-
ing used. They have proved successful in
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being The best in the world. This is my ex-
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American House Hogansburgh, n. Y.
We have used your CUrIcURA REMEDIES,
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u. A. MANLEY, Milo, Iowa.
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nIGHPLES, blackhcads red, rough,
HIM chappcd aud oily skin prevented
-" by CUrICURA SOAP
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One car Of Harness and Saddle Mares.
Just arrived. For sale cheap. II. T..
Bruce, Forrest Stable, 81 Monroe street.
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Boy nine years old. Bad humor all his
life. Small, red blotches, with dry.
white seab, from head to feet. Two
physicians fail. Cured by cuticura.
Ny boy, aged nine years, has been troubled
all MS llle with very bad humor which
appeared all over his body in small red
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Last year he was worse than ever being COW
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En-. ~ Brown,
NJ =.
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OFFICES furnished with towel rack, comb,
brush and clean towel every morning for
% cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any Office
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srHAYED ON STOLEN

nNE soRREL CutT. BRANDED UNDER MANI
" and on Jaw With letter siriytd Qu niEht Of
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OF POPLAR nnd Dunlap sifoet Tor fcwafd.
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nDS REWAHD-srOLtN FROM THE us.
40 dcrlsnrd on sunday night thc 2ith In.
slant one dark bay mare mule. i5 ~ 49, hands
hlrh. f0uf year old and with letter ~ bnndod
on iru law iwIIl Tay e. Tor return ~ male 10
me at $50 Greek. talbOun County. Niss
February ~ i,tl ~ Ii FULLY.
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HON .ES!
Madison Heights !
High and Beautiful
CHOICE NEiGHBORHOOD
ALREADY ESTABLISHED.
ALREADY ESTABLISHED.

Twelve minutes ride from
the Peabody Hotel.
Fifteen dollars per front
foot. Lots 2I2 feet deep.
| want to show you the
property whether you want
to buy or not. Only 10 per
cent. cash, balance in II
monthly payments.
This property is the choic-
est and cheapest in the mar
ket. Come to see me and |
will prove it TO your judg-
ment and satisfaction.
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