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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-03
FUNERAL INvITATIONs-

HETTERICH.-Friendsa and acuaintsr., -
and Mrs. g. HETTERICH and OF M. and Mrs
Carl doler are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral OF the former at O'Clock THIS
AFTERNOON from the Cathedral
CAsH--The friends and acquaintance Of
MIcHAEL J. CASH. Jos. A. Cash. Miss Mary Cash,
Andrew Cash and Mrs Coughland and famIiv
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral n
the former from % Con- ress street THIS
AFTERNOON at 8 O'Clock.
DOYLE--The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Holm
n. Doyle are invited to attend the funeral ri
their 14-year-old son, JoHN FREDERICK. at IA
O'Clock THIS MORNING from % McDonoueh
street a.
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HER BROTHER BossRp HER,

And So Little Annie Coleman Ran
Away From Her Indiana Home.
PITrsBURG, Nov. 2-Annie Coleman,
aged IA years. arrived in this city from
Altoona yesterday, having been sent thus
far by Chief of Police Weir of that city, on
her way to Coal Bluff, Ind. where her
parents live. The girl ran away from
home two weeks ago because her brother
was, as she puts it, entirely too bossy. "
She got as far as Altoona, where Chief
Weir picked her up, and, after learning her
spector McAleese.
The girl is innocent. but quite intelligent,
and expresses great contririon for her
thoughtless act IN running away. She
made such an impression on Inspector Nc
Aleese that be paid her way home aud sent
her on the O'Clock train last night.
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4 ADJ ORDERED
To Sell a Henry Street House

Because the owner is about to leave the state
after having fixed up home full of comforts,
in locality that abounds in good neighbors,
owning neat, pretty homes.
The lot is large one, 52x105 and, the house
being separate from any other, gives plenty of
breathing space and garden room, which has
been utilized to good advantage.
In order to make sale IN ten days, am per
mitted to give very easy terms, which will be
given in detail to interested inquirers.
AS the locality is reached by both the Belt and
Abercorn cars every facility will be given 10
inspect the premises Call early and get this
home-like home.
CHI DORSETT
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eddlngs.

Wedding invitations and cards printed or
engraved at the shortest notice and in the
atesc styles. We carry an extensive and
well selected stock of ine papers, envelopes
and cards especially for such orders. Sam
pies sent on application. MORNING NEWS
Printing House, Savannah, Ga.
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= DEL1oArK LIBERATION.
Trephining q Mans Fractured Skull
TO Cure Epileptic Fits.

TO Cure Epileptic Fits.
Phil .DELPHIA, Nov. Am interesting
case " trephining was p rfDrmsd in the St
j. e1h hospital this afternoon upon Arthur
H. Pitcairn, the operator being DIR. Miller
Of North Ninetee tn street. Pitcairn. a
young man, has for nearly ten years suf-
fered from epileptic fits. the result of a sup
pressed fracture Of the skull sus-
tanned from a heavy fall while playing
at lawn tennis. Since then he has suf-
fered much from epilepsy and super vening
nervous depression, and bis friends at last
determined to try the delica surgical
remedy. Many specialists witnessed the
operation, which was successful, two pieces
OF the skull being taken out aud replaced so
that they would not again press upon the
brain, and the pa lent Is likely to recover In
a short time. The operation lasted two
hours.
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MILITARY ORDERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN, BLUES,
SAVANNAH, GA, Nov, /. 1890.

hEADQUAHTERs REPUPLICAN BLUES, !
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. /, 1890.
General oder No. g.
L The company will assemble at armory or
MONDAY, Nov. 3, att D. m. in fatigue uni
form.
IL. The Oglethorpe Light Infantry have ten
dered US an escort to the Armory Hail. wler,
the Bazaar will be formally opened in an address,
by Col, SEQ. A. Mercer
III. Every active member is expected to be
present, and all honorary, veteran. pay ant
exempt members are cordially invited to Join
with us and make the Bazaar a success
By order of
W. d DIXON, Captain Com'd'g.
T. j. SMITH, Act'g First Sergt
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MEETINGS.

DE KALB LODGE NO. so. r. o.
regular meeting viii be held THIS Gdonday,
EVENING at o'clock at Odd Fellows new
building.
I e First Degree will be conferred.
Members Of other lodges ana visiting brethren
are cordially invited to attend
By order of H M REEVE N n
JOIN Riley Secretary
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DEATHS

SNOW.-Died. at Atlanta. Ga, Nov. l. Isg0
hr. WILLIAM Snow, formerly with Nevai Ia Ned
Funeral viii take place from his brother-in
funefa hereafter 1880 VI
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MARRIAGES

~ .o-,-. - 1-7-->-~>-----~---------
,es Sd1AuhOhN-SEW IL Married, Oct so
100, at the residence or the brides mother !
tnis city. HENRY g. CLAGaORS and Mrs p I
NEWELL. both Of Savan IA Ga No caris
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JOHN ADAMS, a Chicago car driver, is worth
$4,000. He has cen working for the sane
co apaDy-the North Side-ablut fifteen wears
and IS said by the COMPANY 70 b. as honest as
the day Is 10 g. He is unmarried
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1900
DIR. MUM
DO YOU
Really Want to Make Moneyf

Really Want to Make Money!
What better chance will you ever have than
to buy3 well located property now and sub
divide it in the spring?
In the near future there win be moro property
sold, more money made on real estate, and
higher prices realized than has ever yet been
known in Savannah.
The demand for OUTSIDE operators has Just
commenced. Heretofore we have bought and
sold from and to each other.
Ihave 1000 feet front on Bull street, and the
same frontage on Whitaker street, of as beauti-
full a plateau as can be found In this vicinity
I only want from a buyer 3d. 900 cash and
the balance in four or five years, with interest
at 6 per cent.
This is the best chance ever offered to form a
syndicate and realize large profits.
c. n DORSFTT
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THE RIVER AND HARBoR.
Happenings Along thu Wharves and
Among the shipping.

The tug Ge orge w. Pride, Jr., arrived
yesterday from Philadelphia. She will 10 "
tins tnrse new lighters recently built for
the sigma Iron COMPANY or Cuba. The
hyn ers VIII be loaded with Iumoer and
coal aud will be cleared to-day.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SAVANNAH, GA, Oct % 1890
The undersigned have this day formed a Co
partnership for the practice OF law, under the
nrm name OF McALPlN & LAROCHE
HENRY McALPIN,
Offices, 1903 Bay street,
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GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The regular monthly meeting of this society
VIII be held at Hodgson Hall THIS EVENING
at O'Clock.
BEIRNE GORDON,
Recording Secretary
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DON'T Die "sHORTn nF nA1nNry .

For If you are, ''Uucle ADAM at No. 20 Jeffer
son street. between Congress and Broughton
streets. will advance you on your Jewellery.
Diamonds, Clothing, Etc, Etc Open, "A. NJ to Q
p. NJ. ADAM STRAUSS Manager
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NOTICE.

Mr.. ROBT. A. GRADY has THIS DAY been
admitted member of our firm. The business
will be continued under the firm name of J, E.
GRADY & SONS.
J. z. GRADY G. SON.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 1, 1890.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
R. E. PEPPER. I'LL BAY STREET. W. J. HARTY JR
To OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC: We take
pleasure in announcing that have THIS
DAY opened an office for the purpose of carry
ing on the Insurance aud Real Estate business
A share of your patronage is earnestly solicited.
Very respectfully, PEPPER d HARTY.
SAVANNAH, NOV. 1, 1890.
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MEDICAL.
SCROFULA

Is that impurity of the blood which produces
unsightly Jumps or swellings in the neck;
which causes running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet; which develops ulcers in the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; which is the origin of pimples, can
cerous growths, or "humors;'' which, fasten-
ing upon the lungs, causes consumption and
death. 1t is the most ancient of all diseases,
and very few persons are entirely free from it.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-23
MISSING PEOPLE.


A Psnnsyivanfa Merchant whe Cannot
BE Found-Boy Lost.
The wife and friends OF George w. Greib.
who arrived in this city few weeks ago
and has since left and gone to parts un-
known, are looking very anxiousiy for
him.
Mr.. GYeio was resident of Jenkintown,
Pa, ana conducted large wholesale shoe
business in Philadelphia in partnership
with his father. He had q wife and family
In yenkintown. and his family and business
relations seemed 70 be of the pleassntest
nature.
On Friday, March q. Greib left his family
presumably TO make o business trip toy Wash
ington. d. c.. but much to the distress OF
his family nothing Was heard from him for
ten days. when letter was received from
him stating that he was in Seattle. and
urging his wife TO join him here.
The authorities have been notified OF
Greib's disappearance. and an effort viii be
made TO locate him and learn the cause OF
his strange wanderings.
Peter Brick, of Tacoma. was in Seattle
yesterday In search of his hopeful 12-year-
old son, Peter who ran away from home
about two weeks ago. A thorough search
of the city proved unfruitful, and Mr.. Brick
left last night for San Francisco to search
that city. The only reason Mr.. Brick as
signs for his sons running away is q de-
sire to see the world
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Srarrry Feb. % ison

SEATTLE req. q, l6Ju.
On the llth of September. 1859. called
upon DR.. Jordan with what the doctors
said was infammatory rheumatism. My
right hand was the size of four and / had
not been able 20 sleep for several nights.
DR.. Jordan prescribed for nae and told me
to obtain some small bottles in which to
put tn. medicine. I thereupon went into
q Seattle drug store and asked for some
bottles, remarking that | wanted them to
put DR.. Jordan's medicines into. A lady
who was present gratuitously remarked
that DR.. Jordan was . quack- / paid no
attention to this. IS had previous expe-
Renee with the doctor. who relieved me OF
. misery IN which other eminent physi.
sians failed. In just two weeks I could
write with my hand and il has been well
ever since. The only objection l have got
Is that PAID s. for the medicine and got
well before used one-han Of IL. and nov
! have s. worth Of medicine hare 10 use
Tor. which is aggrsvstine.
r. ]. BACHELOR.
Representing the Sch Thomas Clock Co.
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A Spl endid Structure to BE Built on
Yesler Avenue.

A Spl endid Structure to he Built on
Yesler Avenue.
meeting Of the Seattle National Bank
Building Company was held yesterday
afternoon at the Seattle National Bank,
and effected permanent organization by the
election OF the following officers: Captain
w. r. Ballard, president: l. III. Griffith,
vice president; Fred Ward. secretary |;
Benjamin A. Amber. treasurer. The
above officers, in addition to George r.
Carter and q. w. L. Griffith, will consti-
tute the board of trustees.
The object OF the company is to erect q
splendid brick, iron and stone building on
the sonthwestcorner OF South Second street
and Yesler avenue. The building. when
completed, will stand six stories in height
and will cover full quarter block.
The Seattle National Bank and the loan
companies in connection with ii will oc-
cupy the entire first floor OF the building.
Competition plans for the structure were
submitted yesterday by dozen different
architects. but no definite selection will he
made until the next meeting OF the COM
pany. At that time one of the plans will
he selected and contractors bids for the
erection of the building advertised for.
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4 Record Of UnpIecedsa
Success.
SEATTLE. WASH. Jan. Is. 1890.

gEArrLs. WASH, Jan. Is, 1890
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan:
Dear Doctor cannot express 70 you in
words the gratitude / feel towards yon g.
the great service You have rendered it.
and my family. When / first called Z.
you to consult you my wife had suisero1
for some time severely from catarrh and q
complication Of other diseases, wh.c ,
made her life miserable. My daughter
also was in delicate health. I was i =
tracted during my first visit By the care
and attention you gave to the .oie chs .
and, although must confess THAI in til
beginning l went TO you merely "A an *
pertinent to see whether could find relIc
for my wife and daughter, was so fa,ora-
bly, impressed with the manner In which
you commenced your treatment that
was inspired with confidence In your His
togenetic system. That confidence was
not misplaced, because today. although
you have been treating my family for only
. few weeks, my wife and daughter are
now enjoying comparatively good health,
with every indication of their being in .
short time completely cured ssof the
complaints from which they suf
fered. The result has been to make our
home happier in every way. and l am now
so firmly convinced OF the efficacy OF your
treatment that l will in future have no
other so far as myself and family are con-
cerned. write you this letter voluntarily
and without any solicitation on your part
In fact. consider it my duty to thus pub
hcly show my appreciation Of what you
have done for me and mine. and that 9TH
ers may know where they can be benefited
as have been. and therefore you are at
liberty to make any use you like OF this
communication. ! am, yours truly,
ALEX BEGG.
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ACCIDENT AT DETROIT.
Thomas Johnson's Mill Soon Ready - EN-
ploymrnt for several Hundred Men.

Thomas Johnson's Mill Soon Ready-Em-
ploymrnt for Several Hundred Nfen.
The foreman of Thomas Johnson 8
mill at Detroit, WASH, was severely in
jured Monday by falling timber, while
engaged in the erection of his sawmili, and
will be brought to Seattle today for treat
ment.
Mr.. Thomas johnson left for Detroit yes
terday. where he goes to snperintend the
construction OF the mill. He thinks he
will have the mill running in ten days. He
has Just closed a contract with the Port
Townsend 4 Southern Railroad Company.
through Messrs. Hall. Smith Il Company.
contractors, for large amour. of ties and
bridge timber. which will necessitate the
employment of several hundred men at
once.
The steamer Detroit is busily engaged in
towing barges loaded with lumber and ma
chinery for Detroit harbor.
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THE JAP CHALLENGES ACTON.
Match That Would Excite World Wild,
Interest.


Interest.
Matsada Sorakichi, the champion middle
weight wrestler, yesterday forwarded a
CHALLENGES to Joe Acton, At San Francisco,
for q mixed match, best two in three falls,
for 500 q side and the gate receipts. to take
place in this city not sooner than sixty
days nor later than ninety days.
The challenge Is the result of letter the
Jap received from Acton stating that the
California Athletic Club had offered
purse OF 800 for the two indicated cham
pions to contest for. Matsada did not con-
slider the clubs proposition fair one, mas
much as purse Of 500 is too small even
for a third-ciass prizefght and of too
small value for contest to decide q wrest-
ling championship of the world. Matsada
wired Acton that he would not wrestle him
at the club for less than 1900 purse. and
At the same time sent him o letter, chal-
longing him as aforesaid.
II Acton accepts the Jap's challenge, the
match will probably occur either in the
Armory or Turner hall The gate receipts
are expected TO amount to several thousand
dollars in view OF the fact that Seattle is
considered the best town on the Coast for
wrestling match. and the regulations OF
both men will create great interest.
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srrxxIo9 coCKT-xeKrBxBxns,L
Ralph 6oieb<rx " E<nesf Belisek-Coafes-
asoa 81 tsugmeus Tor 3Ga
John 4 Nrcoovry e IL ~ Edward l. Clark
e ai--stssemens Of fsc.s fled for transmission
70 supreme cozYt
Tsssse Connolly ~ Frank ConEsliy-pdvorcs
By deEsnif grated
Gilman Park Lumber Company " A ".
Hight es sL-Judgnenf By desault entered
srrEEIoa oocEf--<TKATyoy.
Robert Ro~sDer vs. H. L Yesier- Iraaafefred
30 Judge Hunex.
stern, Miller 4 60. vs. Frank Bake1-Juog-
nenf for plaintiff Tor Stoo.
PROBATE corEr-osB0Rg, T.
Estate of n soicmoason-R u. Crawford op-
pointed administration bond t260a
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BUILDING PERMITS.
A Record Of Buildings Authorized b
Inspector Abbott

A Record Of Buildings Authorized by
Inspector Abbott
Building Inspector Abbott yesterday is
sued the following permits:
ID. w, Doughitt, four-story brick, lot s,
block :. Borcn &c Denny's addition; cost,
$4,000.
q. L. Marble. two-story frame, lot s,
block II, kinnear's addition. cost, g. 500.
Anna Geis.er, one and one-half-story
frame, lot 4. block Is, Denny's East Park
addition; cost, $3.50
J. l.. Sandal one and one alf- story
frame. lot /, block -, penny's Home ad-
dition; cost, sao.
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A NEW INDUSTRY.
A Branch House Started Here far the
Manufacture Of Showcase.

A Branch House Started Here for the
Manufacture Of Showcases.
The firm of Dixon. Borgeson & Co., man.
ufacturer, OF every style of showcases and
jewelers. trays known to the trade in
metal. metal corner and wood. with the
best of French glass. have large factory
in San Francisco and branch house In
Portland. Being well satisfied with the
enterprise aud resources of Seattle, the
firm has decided to today open branch
house in this city. at 900 West street, where
they may hereafter be found with COM
plete stock of ready-made showcases, and
will also manufacture and ill all orders
promptly and guarantee satisfaction TO the
business men Of Seattle and surrounding
towns. r. Hanish will manage the branch
house in this city
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Tie ScEiee-a Pacific IL no~ selling s-ss-efaw
limited tickets tnruaga 10 Chicago iug ST. SEC
ouc-s lass e Tasse are the lcwes; rates uos
III eject A CAAorrg, e3sy ticket axeal lie
><cG2d street, S6etoa C.ocxs - Toukla- sspos
Is ksl Exrut ~<A.Ese
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/. b. Cunningham, who was forcibly
elected from al electric motor car SUNDAY
night, while on his way TO his home near
Lake Union. by the conductor who, after
registering two fares, and refusing
10 return one. gave him in charge OF
Officer Void. will institute a suit against
the Seattle Electric Railway and Power
Company. Mr.. Cunningham viii claim
s. o0o damages. He VAS tried before
Justice Miller Monday and discharged on
the complaint OF the conductor and desires
redress for false arrest and imprisonment
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Language - hardly strong enough 10 express
my admiration OF tse merits of Chsmboriain's
Cousa Remedy. II Is the best remedy for Group
aud whocpiag-eauxh have ever used During
the gas: eighteen years have tried nearly eli
the prominent cough medicines on the market.
bat say. and with pleasure. too, that CHAMBER
lain's Cough Remedy 10 the best OF AL Thomas
Rac-ls.. Bskersaeld, California Mr. Rhodes 10
pFosninsnf attorney al Bakersaela Fiftv cents
Aad S. -; les for sale by all druggists Stewart
4 Holmes prEg Company. wholesale ASents
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secEre soEas .assae properly in Puget city q:
onee- VIXEN the y. 2 survey is exa.a rsg.s.eef
the prsess wsa take q ssg Jump Cab a. > gax.
veil bz4saiHg
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NV Mr.IfS rSnsRwr.R

We SSsi ogxGe fgia Ike % ladies' r-rs.tn
uEsssrsssE esscsal zza2ron IS EAte II = ct Of
cfeDssss sat ersStrs. handsomely trimmed q
~ cents each Chester CsaEy
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Are Yoa xeiag 10 uailf ~stAia six months.
Then cAil AID set oaR II tAose twenty elegant
sites, - Re Etvea away, N 1y south shore al
dglfon np 0TcVB Lake The eecSrie cars row
Fun ~ iAe lots ". p. Sca3. room 6, k4lssn
h3sxa ~~gaya
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Puget CITY has "a SCI large subsidies FOR tire
y 4 r. K. xhiCE sec2fss Scr Il n AZ tine q.
ssNsA. sd she sarysx s3l n - HAT tasa In q
very saert sEae, AT sAich sisne egtess soF psop-
cry Ill tske s t's s2v&Ee~. : 4 Mallesx.
A~e4t. = AoswSs} aa.sd5ns. seattle
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A. e3ssSSs 81 urkets reK1lnr wa The cntan
Fsefsr 90 sAs E.ss god SAT- Lake CITY
arc Denver wltkSss extra charge A 4 Marta.
cts tsSks< Assas - -rcaGs street. Sdasca asock
q n kxsKks * Ia csFg &ask
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Take TIE Scrrneru R2rtte -zal-oat re hsxs
ssasfy<f hEse. tss al rsn.asx Eas- A. catIe~rr
e@I ae2es skesss. rs >ecsss1 street. Bassaz asock
r. l01kin. csESfacist sSs1l sesr.ia4
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Nww sCfrs rafsp

> HsEnshesna Rgos. & Co. q New
Osieaes, Ia, have eeOarat suit against
Harry HsSssrsaAser 8 Co. H. recover tie
sssa al s-a. s.isgea 10 he due so- uaesehan-
disc sold o. defendants.
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no you @sEs an hears fuas II 50 80 and
get The sses erase, cslles ~sgsses snss a.. Fly -
=. me tso3ssea kals nss4xr. Prise fa eenss
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t-aavsfss tsxassse SsEss~~ ssztc Assles-easa
nxxasSs. sssass &c EwSEty Eve ceAa
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fla-cRolcg GREkN LAKE RgsIpgNcE LOTS

~ lev rvmstnlrx 81 these ssghtly as. heaa-
tful lots We VIII dispose Of at$la cash, balance
,sss,nthiv pAyuss Ms, q few minutes wax from
G-eea lake. fare s. rsGi O Barns Co.
soora - Roxwsl hUilaing. corner Front and
ColunsNtk
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urser yexr te~ ~ ~ sex.ana street Prompt
sssslgxxx Asa SAestsse vzSea
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RYnrrEn RATEs EAST

smoke the Ssaaine sea- OF NORTH carolans
pug esi. and beware OF limitations
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Nc eaea@s soE e&A tseesf waaa yan esa say
ssessy &c sss2sxi sszszisa as1r