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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05
cHnR1yE,s sALn.-HuDsoS CIRCUIT COURT

Ellen Byrnes VS.. Bernard McAnaily.
In debt alias Fl. Fa. etc.
Keturnable May Term, 1881.
John Garrick, attorney.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ to me. directed
and delivered, I have levied upon and shall sell by
public vendue, at the Rea Estate ONCE of Eminons
B Cronan, No. 50 Montgomery street, Jersey City,
on
THURSDAY. the Seventeenth day OF July, A.. d.
1890,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon all the right, title
and interest Of the above named defendant. In and
to all the following described lot OF land and prem.
Uses, with the appurtenances, that Is 10 say
All that certain lot of land and premises situate,
lying and being in. Jersey City. in the County OF
Hudson and state of New Jersey. and which on Q
map entitled MAP of property Of f.. B. Wakeman,
Jersey 1868. J; W. soper. City surveyor. and gisd
in the Registers ofnce, of Hudson county. afore-
ri In block one hundred and ~thirJysix us6). and
JOHN J. ToFFEY.
Late Sheriff.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05

ADVICE TO NoTHERs.-MRs WISsLow's SooTH.
ING SYRUP should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. It relieves the little sufferer
az once; it produces natural. quiet sleep by re-
Viewing the child from pain, and the little cherub
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ih% gums, allays all pain. relieves wind, regu-
iateE the bowels. and II Is the best known remedy
otherScauses. twenty-five cents q bottle,ss*
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70 %0REDiToKs.

administrators OF Sarah n, Bottum, deceased, by
order Of the Surrogate Of Hudson county. dated
said decedenp TO bring in their debts, demands and
claims against the estate. of said d~ecedeut, under
oath or Affirmation, within nine months from the
date Of said order. or they VIII be forever barred OK
any action therefor against said administrator.
ALFfE DELL.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Sarah Whitlock, deceased, Samuel Whit
lock, administrator Of Sarah WhitlQck, de
ceased, by order OF the DEPUTY Surrogate of Hudson
county, dated June 20, 1900. hereby gfveB notice
70 the creditors Of said d~ecedent 70 bring in their
debts, demands and claims against the estate Of
said d~ecedent, under oath or affirmation within
nine months from the date of said order, or they
Will be forever barred Of any action therefor
against said executor.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Dateu June ~, A. u, 1871
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Dated June Z. A. D. 1880.
NOTICE no %CREDIroRs.

Estate of Hugh s. Pollock. deceased, Janet oIcott.
the Surrogate OF Hudson County, dated June 18th,
lsso. hereby gives notice to the creditors Of said
claims against the estate Of said decedent under
oath or affirmation within nine months from the
date OF said order or they Will be forever barred
OF any action therefor against said executrixn
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President-ABRAM @. G~ARRETSON,
Vice Presidents-HENRY LEMBECK, ROB
ERT SEWELL.
Treasurer and Secretary-GEO. W. YOUNG.
Counsel-WiLLIAM H. CORRiT.
Advisory C~ounsel-ABRAh u 3ARRETSON,
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NOTICE OF sETTLEMEN
IN given that the account
ministrator dc bonis non,
John Kenny. deceased, will
by the Surrogate OF the c
reported for settlement on
Of xune next
Dated, April ~ A. D. 1890.
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Dated june Ii, 1879
NOTICE or SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE or SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the final account Of
the subscriber. executor of Ehie Van Reipen, de-
ceased, VIII be audited and stated by the Surrogate
ment on Saturday, the 9Th day Of September next.
Dated June 10, A. D.. 1890.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
L -
Notice Is hereby given that the final account OF
the subscriber, administrators OF Anthony Crouten,
deceased, will be audited and stated BY the Surro-
tlemept on saturday. the 9Th day Of september
next, ANNIE e. r UTE
Dated June &c, A. D., 1899.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the final account OF
the subscriber, Administrators of James j. Higgins.
deceased, will be audited and stated by the. Surro-
gate of the County of HUDSON: and reported for set
TIE on Saturday. the 9th day Of September
next.
SARAH A HIGGINS,
Dated June Z, A. D. 1880.
NOTICE TO CREDIrORS.
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How to Trim a Hat.
For trimming hats the velvet or
silk rosettes are much In vogue. They
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is HEREBY
OF the subscriber ad
I" with will annexed, OF
be audited and stated
q OF Hudson, and
Saturday, the 18th day
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

in ---- -4
Notice is hereby given that the account Of the
subscriber, one OF the executors of Thomas Heery,
deceased. will be audited and stated by the SurFo.
gate of the County OF Hudson, and reported for
settlement on tuesday. the 18th day Of August
next.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05

You are Buying BONDS. this
Company offers at par a linn
tied number of its s per Gent.
Coupon Mortgage Trust
Bonds, guare nteed by the Conn
pany and secured by a deposit
with Trustees of First Mort
cages on Improved Hudson
County Real Estate.
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JOSEPH WARREN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
rEwORTaY INCIDENT
with the Address OF Coione'
Marshall.

With the Address Of Colonei
Marshall.
Davis requesten
rshall TO address. the meeting
man said that he felt unworthy
bn ground which had been occu-
Eminent speakers who had pr
Mr.. Davis at once reP''eu
and military secretary OF zee ~
cupy anu ground SIR ana IN
,olonel Marshall should take
lie did 80 and spoke IA follows:
nd an earnest desire to do all IN
promote the object OF our meet
induces me to occupy this
my uufitness to address those
ened 10 men whose names, l
fhout fiattery. are historic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

whose yalor md constancy deserved ana en-
;oyeJ the confidence Of our great leader;
More especially am unworthy 70 :ie mo
a. here INST now he stood, who, amidst an tne|
care, and trials OF the eventful period during
which he guided the destines of the ''"""%'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

doors. even tuOusu tnf la" 4
torrents. No child can be kept
doors. and no one Of the visiting ma
have fought, or are now decked IN
ings for war. should country call Ia
drop from the line until it has reac
monument.
TIE DIFFERENT FEELINGS
How many feelings animate thI
ands now assembled in the old c'
the Confederacy! Generals ana q
Gers who directed campaigns, ana
ylyors OF those brave spirits W
forth 70 fight for country and l
are stirred with deep emol
now and then picture or bit OF
stars and bars meets their gaz'
know what grim war meant, III
felt the oyermastering passion
comes with hurting shell and r
l.
smoke Of cannon, they have be
met the fierce CLEAN Of bayonets or
age japgling Of cavalry. The
seen the sun 90 down
neld Of blood, and aS ihe
gathered about their bi'ouac-
oerchance, have had any Divou
night. they have experienced tne
feeling, the anguish and distress al
some familiar face which in the
sbone with lofty hope and now, al
damp clods or stubble' is turned III, {
nallid towards tho stars. lhey
The shock of war, and can any one
70 say that he does not re'oice 'H"'
IL over! 100. q,
Among the visitors are s"ee.' .,
men With faces still lined win u
which was impressed there near
,ears ago, when the news came
:ropt that son, a brother or a Ia
nerisbed In the fray. They, TOO Nj
Var means-the sacrifice Of those
most dearly, the swapping almost
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and is beyond the reach OF mailghi
sacred duty devolves upon those WI
defense Of a cause he believed to'
and TO which he remained true 10 'n =.
moment OF his life, he led so oilen !. =
and for whom he ever cherished u
aifectionate regard. we owe II I" on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

Ted, That we form an a.
monument ut Richmond t,fon
Robert T.. Lee, as an endupny
| Of our love ard respect and de-
is fame.
we'd, That while donations Will DC
lived from all who recognize In
,ncies Of General Lees character
md an encouragement TO our com
,nity and an abiding hope that
coming generations may be
initiate his virtues, II Is desirable
' Confederate soldier and sailor
axe some contribution, however
he proposed monument.
we'd, That for the purpose OF Sc
. requisite efficiency and dispatch
ction Of the monument, an execu-
,ittee OF seven, with a president,
treasurer, auditor, &c, be. ap-
, invite and collect subscriptions,
. designs. for said monument, 10
best. 10 provide for the OF ganiza-
central executive committees I'D
les which may serve as mediums
lnication between the executive
q OF the Association and the iocai
ma of those states, ana 10
teyer else is required m the
lived That we respectfully inyite<
of the Hollywood Association
,eir assistance and cooperation
tion OF subscriptions.
wed, That We cordially approve
monuments TO our beloved chiei
.,..d by the Associations at At
Lexington. his home, whose
30 closely united win DID III
ears Of his life. uuu
That while we cordially
kernor and Legislature OF VIZ
stems they have taken 10 40
memory OF General Lee, yet IN
the wishes Of his loved ana
dow. with whom we mourn,we
cuss the question Of the most
no. Mace for bis ever glorious
will content ourselves WIN
he earnest desire and hope mat
ure proper time they will ~
10 the charge Of this Associa'
bile supported the resolutions
well-timed and effective remsr ~
the monument when reared W
Richmond. a p
Flowed by General John ;. Pres s',
nth Carolina; General NOW
ohm b. Gordon, OF Georgia ana
rles Marshall Of Baltimore, WI"
staff Of General Lee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

made the following report, which was unan-
imously adopted, amidst great applause:
For president-Hon. jefferson Davis.
Major-General J. X. Trimbie, Major-GeDeral
w. b. Taliaferro, Brigadier-General Will
p N. Pendieton, Msjor-General William
Brigadier-Genera }. ID. Imboden,
Sbarles Marshall, Colonel Walter
,Onel w. X. Perrin, Colonel
General NJ. Ransom, Cap
General l.. l.. Lomax,
~. Colonel Henry
Colonel Rob
~. Berkeley,
William
Cor-
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Of that campaign, 1t achieved the result for
which it was Intended. The enemy had
long been concentrating his forces, and II
was evident that IL they continued their
steady progress, the Confedcracy would b.
overwhelmed. Our only hope was TO drive
him to the defense OF his own capital. we
being enabled In the meantime TO reinforce
our shattered army. How well General
Lee carried out that dangerous experiment
need not be told. Richmond was relieved,
the Confederacy was relieved, and time was
obtained, II other things had favored, 10 re-
inforce the army Mr.. Days then pro-
ceeded
THE MILITARY CAREER.
shall not attempt TO review the military
career OF our deceased chieftain. or the
man, how shall I speak, He was my friend,
- l.. L. ha4 could
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

N-t eng ArErE Ekc lFesllg lgatns coEn-
"a Zee sas 4pPOInsea - lOs< 40 ne
ClayaSn poiE.e.l 4=saesrnats0a a Ar
Z IA, It Sas very saa1s1iy d-scos-
srs1 Lh4t the cling lad been doIe
- 1 STAKE. It szs sL4ges -n4E Cay tcn
ha1 been Killed EFT o. 9 spirli OF Re-
ge Dyae.4u Sh0 missOok h-n rox
P1ael O. Cl2yBoa. A lonz ssoTy, q IN
I4rv e revenge, s4s reel-d o. win
.aa.all5g sac ,ouLheEu Elocsss add
Democrae pzper- a. the North sSai-
loael tns story whole, sal4cked tnSlr
- over .t ana said silh true payer
meeting -tl0usCess- 40. cur inno-
cent Southern bretaen. How nave
they beeu n& gusdl Th. L0rd look-
eth after as oBn 4nd he h4th removed
from tlem a. saspie.9a Of blood guilt
ness
Bus the investigating committee
kept on 'saEing soOd." The A.
t.mpL Ql those Ark4usas Demo
craLs, Who sought With eosardly
nen1isnness o f4sten the guilt OF mur-
der upon a lead man. mas been fOiied
The ~ldow aad toe family physician OF
tie alleged murderer state positively
that ne vas ID bed slek with tie dropsy
a. tie l.me or the Assassination. The
nv stigAt.ng committee has doubtless
struck rlch mine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

10 - generally, although unOeicially,
understood tha. Gen. Grants remains
vii hnAlly DC removed from Rlverxde
Park. New York. and deposited in the
National cemetery az Arlington. The
veterans az Washington are even dis
cuss.og the most Appropriate mode OF
or transporting the remains. Accord
ug % the Toledo Badss Washington
correspondent, this beautiful suggestion
ls uader consideration.
Every touching. pathetic IN the ex-
treue. ls the proposition now beng
dlscI Issed by the veteran boys n blue.
Inry All believe that Lhelr old comman-
ders body viii soon be removed 10 TINS
city. aud some one OF their number mas
advanced a beautiful idea as 20 the
manner iu which the honUred dust
shall &c transported hIther.
The idea Is 20 nave rellefs of grand
army men carry tbs casket from ID
lttle hrck shelter 10 the green hill
side at Arlington, moving right along
by ght and by day until the sad
Journey - at an end. >uCh a process
son a. that would DC historical and
most fitting. Without cessation, with
out once allowing u 20 rest, To carry the
remains of the illustrious soldier 10 as
grave.
who comes there
Friends with the countersgn.'
81" Advance, friends, and give the
countersign.'
Let IL have peace.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04


RESIDENCE PROPERTY TOB 6ALE
3 houses snd lots cast % Esstst. iusi %
Wealthy ave. onlv so and S7oo. terms esss
house and lot esst - Esst-st south ~
Ffihave. 60 payments easy these houses
are al new.
house and lot on ChHrlesst sI100
house ano loi on Crosby -. sia0
house and lot on south Division - tu-i
south 81 sath-avs. lot ssBl84. with froom
house. nrst-c as business property. only iaJf
II sold a. once.
2bouse. and lot. s1lso. on Center 81. 3ust
south of Ffth ave. Only $50 worth 500.
house and lot. 6o1lSz. north oi wealthy
ave. on LaCrhyo, price SJfi
houss suo Iot On Lagrsve-si south ~
BlakeleY-syt.. price t1lD
house and lot SiTi8L north o. Fifih ave.
lot. corner % Last snd nf mboldtsif.
6sii0. price 80. vii trade iof good horse
and TrlEge.
house aud iot soIli0, on Bighisnd-svs. b.
tween Jefersou-srs. sno Centef o.. price tlSf
vacant lots on Vealtoyave sssf ~ East
e.. from tL6 to so. terms - suit pur tasef
FARNPBoPEKTY FoR sALToRTRADT
% ACRE fsrnl 2 miles south a. Hale al
~ improied far buildinTs frsf QUALITY
soil. price SLs,. worthtpfr
10ACHEs improved a. buildings miles
- south q Nal-st.. oH p Dfrisol rfiff
ris0o
1e0 ACRBs miles east from Tower olees
A'f Ib bcref Improved fifi .. tp'h rf
70 r. VIII fsir hHiiflngs - pff srff
ACRE ! n.is wesf Of fhs fo1rishirr in
ned ~ il az 81 scref urfef Forr
sfats of ro'fivafiau vifh fair build g. goo
gIesnhosse hsslsa ~ iu,nae- ,.e, 80,
time o. gianee 1his - rare chsn~e -
secure Eooo home
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& Underwood

os ~ ouroe Street,

Es~s fer sac a. iow pr1ess and on sssy
terms
~ ne g~ifrel oaFsz.s psrF risf . re-
cerre sn< ri us rrss llfs
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psrs lH rfns -s~.f r~s iDts spcrs fots ~ u
fssf VIfh - Defk
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Elesf .rrA
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a. fsrk 80 .f|rr tf faeerf 70 a IrsOF 81
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res-ref fU~r' 'ef pfr - fr1Fe va -
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g. 49, Fftr-sve
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pr~esssrF
orhsr fusress fsr'nE fhely fIuf srf sffec
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freir 7ssr- fll rrs1rf g~err Or soref - ffs
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se1fr Sc ~ fesf i4afs. uif- uewFrcff
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ps~k - Trers s-e ~ is- 70 frssi cr9anfs
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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

ofce of Tvs NrLLTNERT PAsTczs.
- lsnsI-s-
CRANE RAFTps. Mich.
Z leretv Infora tie public thst v "a
Clara Brog - = ard hss been my head
TRIMMER for sCr'e trne. ard sry hsts
-r hcn7atts entrusted - nv csrs VII
-ecarvsf t-e utmost stterton on her
Part. ss sne is ,rs - ths fusst liIlrr-
err rr-r1mers n 80 - sst.
respectfully yours.
r. A. FEaTrv
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

Ma. CLEvELAxo hss been admitted 10
practice II the United States Supreme
Court. What an illustration OF the
greatest glory OF our natioui He who
one day q great enough 70 create
Judges. soon steps down from his high
position. ret.rcs % the rsnks and be-
comes lumole practitioner before the
very tribunal re had ths power 70
appoint.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

M0EFT TO LogE sfssns psr oeut or riif
II edge security Perez trToer ? DsuAi-@i
Wv 7xvou house on ssf she only t1so
ia ACPTr ~ nfes from city ~ WI
~ trade ~ ggof l0f - sTsI hnnrs
q Tsfr nrf ar sisrsuf ney room hnuss ic0r-
n-r nsar Esst.sf cry sz5r
leo bCFEs ir TTrons toynsnlr fouf q iss
lVN fr0u Kent Iifr. NaFlf. fHH htf Zen.
i,cf t.nrtsri oriYs 81 sers. fhsuefnnsr thif
b lr ksrf ronnfF
HOUSE, tFf b0Ts-sg sue so oovr. bsl
- snef Easy
7 VfrF 81 NJ ae-rs ~ far< f9r ssfs ~
HsshrrsFs era f1riirf g. iron . b. g st
scrf essT terms
pE6CH .anas os Lake fh0rs Tor ssis o. trade
VEr-r. eor-f rreIef farms f0f ss'f fhas -
NO. 30 ouri,sstec iof tns moneF ir tns
Asfe
I Raw sesrf fne farus resf efv fhsf 7
vil er~tsngf ief ~rF prrperfF
PERCIS SNYDER
- Canals.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
BARGAINs lN=
REAL ESTATE
Al gEk OFFICE oF
BROOKS & BROOKS.

Two NEW HOUSES o. Sevs1sa.St,, meesrA.
g. "a eSct' small psymeni eswH. e~issos
THkEk h0j sIs 90 CsSs-sl ss1o esah small
psNueaI 4ssB tsElDs g. ssil
uOl ST and al ~ fhsusss - new soe moe.
ia era. cheap 10 o@st "a tinse-
noI 81 aua lof ~ lolisse ave. tllk "a eEc@f
"A laek a. q Sno come 1ne Sc. eef prios
uOrSE End iot ga Citscrni Place farGsnes
IL GAA hala. etc nsasEe iaPE0Fenssssi
UOtsf sso lot os osissss. ns.r Trs~saass-
- 81, s-6 eAti sne ~etSi iefa@ssi sfis %
u0tSk on CiaHos-st.. nssr Brase-s1.. mse-
IA era small psSmeat eS~1 iess slms sef
U0UsF snd los on oslfsx-st Flnb wsrd'
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u'o.Jsi sst .ss s.st sf Nsrsh uaisA % Res,
II bride Il nrx AHs Heeern s1si pss-
mruf dcWu b.Iancr o. eSS teTmA
NEM AMI MOpEkN house oI kast buage
y sG. bcsd 81 bra T-st. thisis Efesl eA1,
s,, asia e ~, A., ,sa 80. - ~ 9's sis. o,,
Bridge So. a. eKcs4uGs To- alec fcsieeaot-
AAE hAA / several Bargains 10 reaiis All
" usted 81 n vsl SIDE.
4 HkEh fIAA Aoarrn residences 90 Senef.
L son-st faI - a. . bargain u ~4A pss
500 to iuyesugAte ~ tnsy art choice
A A A0- ] FARM O. exchange tos cts
n properly lo0E this AZ
- range IRON 4 q 20 - 4 month.
4 SMALL FARM. 9Th good buAoihss %
Il eKohaule ~ clts properly
AL CAN LOAN yea ank Ameunt oi moaes
a. aue pes ni-. ~ i' .case seoailis
II lOI WAN 90 asusi IN realty 81 ans
j kne. "a wll pas ou O. cal on us before
purchas.as eiseWher
once open 1uescrs "a THURSDAY evenings.
IS ok A BROOKS
= suc NeN Housemsl bioes,
Telephone las
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

Ioouy7 t'e treasury" = The prevail
i0z democratic yswp Just az present.
oa mo- when Republicans adopt any
Democratic IDEAS, they vi take honest
ores. f there srs any n stock. W.
haven adopted any, as yet
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
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T. J. Lamb & Company,

REAL LsrATE 80 COMMISSION
and 10 solth loniA-st. fuene q.
no EGCHAE6E- Morirare of e. 20 draslag
seven per celt Httrest aud srrur 81 az
roultry rral estate NI.ca wt vii eKChsnEt ior
city pToperty, A huuae Aao ioi pfeioloa.
BUSINESS lHAANL-M sel hA.f .HteTesi
ID lu nrst class groecry house centrally lp
Gated and Coing d4urlsliag bushes ui
Wlli c1chaugc lol Use sua lol worth p.-
LNOkSALL-Ihe uev plaulng mlll and grounds
Il al South hrHuo Rap ds located between
the N {. and y. H. A J. rallS SsYs . a. tioinss
from botn roAds Joe p.bnl IL nttea VIII lHt
latest designs o planning MIL ma hincft
NeN engine ana hoatr. This Is a. eAcs.icnt
plant fOr mauulsciu "a ln. O. VI nt se-a al
bargsiu OF Viii form btock company iof
manufacturing lGlA4tOte. CORES p0Acchet
solicited.
DARE BARGAIN That fnt large house 10
ia q Morrlson-st- a. TIE heEc Cass 81 VII
reut for s. per mouta or vii Sc "a q rcasou
able figure and oI iong time. Ihisis tcrs
disirsbie property Tor any one wish 10 Tue
location iu au excellent nelgAborb0od.
EOR SALE-A 8 e ayesr o.c jersey Gov.
Il crntle and Eina. giving sulce mrss 3 miik
The oow csn be seen any time bS applying a.
she once. VAL 10 sod cheap Tor cash. fIlof
EOR sALE-we have a splendie fruit farm
4 near the city, consisting 81 40 arres. Ihf
farm i. Ssf will .bout 4 0t choice peael tree
Apples. pears. pluns. cherries. eulucrt rrSfet
Strawberrles. rasp0erfics. etc. etc. Ihr house
afQ ubfA Are ArA AlA TIC iaf IT. - atiftlif VIII
excellent water. About y ceres vii make an
excellent garden. Prlce. az per acre. Terms
easy.
EOR sALT-Housc and ioi or Sprnf ST.
A ncTth 81 oakes "a lof H1l lV feet running
20 81 alley The house ls a large con mOd loDs
builcinE and nos rvuis Tor q pet month Tbs
sffsi class property or 90 irFestnFrt y pei 20
near the busy portion 81 thc city Sno ciosf o.
NonrOe-sL. where prices are ihpiQly ao 4ac
iur.
RIO BUILDERS-we have 10000 feei - fr.t-
j class henlOck bill siur which Ws NlN - i
OF exchange Tor carpenter or fuhsou Wofk We
Sso have nnc line 81 shlngles and lst1 which
We viii sell cheap Tor cash.
LiOR sALE-t0 building lots o. Euftsfgorth
u ave. These lots are bargain snc arr With
IA the reach Of the iaoprinF classes. They srs
/ within a. minutes MAX 81 o. factnriet auG ~
minutes walk from TIE posf-orife. Nli SCI
/ on easy terms from tNo o so each.
/ LOR SALE-A nne 500 soda fouutziDiu ~
I ceilent condition Wi be sold 81 = btrGsl q
! II taken soon. WIZ exchange Cor hortt ard
I carriage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

THrRE s but little danger Of The
Patrons IF Industry being successfully
worked by tns Democratic party. The
fate - the Prohibition party under
Democratic manipulation 70 not very
encouraging % any other party 70 unite
with Democracy % beat the Rspubli-
na-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

II everything e honest and FAR ID
Seuthern elections. fsdsrsi election
law WI nos iniurs arg ous. Honesty
has nofhiug to Tear from av. lis he
ruiltv nan who troubles
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

We are prompt in getting out work.
Ne am tC please tne pubiic-
M-S'sFR LA-vnRT.