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The Press., 1890-10-23

FAILURES IN L1FE.-People fail Tn many ways. siIn business in morality, in religion, in happiness, and in health A weak heart is often an anu ansuspscted a late properly in the lungs there shorness of breath asthma etc.; in the brain, dizziness, headache etS
 in the stomach, wind, pain indigestion, faint spells etc. in the liver, torpfdty congestion, etc. Pain in the left side shoulder and stomach is heart strain. For all these maadies Dr. Miles New Cure for the heart and lungs is the best remedy: Sod guaranteed and recommended by w. D. HEALD
The Press., 1890-10-23

Lasts twice as long as cheap soap for laun- dry use-Brussels
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-02-27
Farming Does Pay.

Our farmers are making cxtraor-
dinary efforts for big crops. More
land has been broken up at this time
Of tho year iii Georgia and South
Carolina than ever before, and, if
the seasons are favorable, there is
no doubt of a large yield of cotton,
corn, oats and other crops. 1t is es-
timated that SO per cent. more guano
will be used than any previous year.
AS usual, our farmers are spending
large sums of money for Western
mules that should be raised in Geor-
gia and South Carolina.
A gentleman, largely interested
in farming, says that our soil is just
as well adapted to produce grasses
that will feed stock as either Ken
lucky or Tennessee. If our people
will Only go to work in an intelligent
and practical way to raise their
mules and horses they will certainly
succeed.
The South will never become in :
dependent and rich until we raise
within our own borders all needful
supplies for the household and the
farm.
BY raising our own food supplies
and our own stock it will Onlv toke
few years for the South to become
the richest and most prosperous sec
tion of the Union.
There is no doubt in the world
that farming can be made to pay
better in Georgia and South Carolina
than in any other State either North
or South. We have the climate and
the soil that will yield abundantly in
response to intelligent industry
Augusta Chronicle.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-02-27
Merchant Tailor.

V,REDERICK TIIEILKUIIL. late of
~ Germany, q professional tailor, is
prepared to do any kind Of worl. in his
limo on reasonable terms. Give him a
call at his office on Main street, next door
to Bank, Walhalla, s. G.
October 81, 1880. 44-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-02-27
1, II; ]; = II 3
1887.

are several who own nice cecomfortablo
farm houses, and the recent fair
Columbiai is an indication that en-. 4
terprise and ambition, on their part. 1
will meet with ready response
from the whites.
The recent disgracoful riot 81 atss
Barnwell is one Of the few exccp.s
tions TO the rule, and while incels sS
diary and unlawful acts arc liable to- tS
besmirch the good name of any
community, the acts Of the whole &
are the ones to be considered whom
forming an opinion. And Il faira;Mslslss
just verdict must decide that the
South has made wonderful strides
in the right direction, in spite Of
many disadvantages; and the COM
ing census will show a relmarkable
gain for the South. And aadecade I
hence, in my opinion, will show thess
South to have an advantage over
either the North or West, in popus
lation and manufacturing as well,s
for the simple reason that the South
has many natural advantages that
no other section presents, and wheiia
once the tide of wealth and capital
flows this way--as it already indisS
cates-thc growth will be phenoms
enal. Fraternally, s3ss
A. S. WELsn. #
Walhalla, S. G., FebruaryI0, 1890.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-02-27
Walhalla Church Directory.

Presbyterian Chnrch-Rev. j. +. Fogartie
Pastor. Preaching first and third Sundays
morning and evening. Sunday school at 0iIa A. NJ
Methodist Church-Rev. NJ. L. Carlisle, Pas
tor. Preaching first, second and fourth Sundays
morning and evening. Sunday school at 10 A. NJ
West Union Baptist Church-Rcv Basil NJ
Pack, Pastor. Preaching every first Sunday
night, at IN o'clock, and third Sunday morning
Mt II o'clock, and on Saturday before.
Episcopal Church---Rcv. T.s Il. Gadsden, pas
tor. Preaching every 9th Sunday Lay Read
Ing every Sunday morning at ii o'clock by "
+. Martin. Sunday school Mt o'clock, +. NJ.
Baptist Church-Rev. Basil NJ. Pack, Pastor
Preaching every first Sunday morning and Sat.
urday before Mt II A. NJ, and on the third Sun.
day night Mt Tia p NJ. Sunday school at 10 A. NJ
Evangelical Lutheran Churcl,-Rev. j. G.
Rcitz, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday, first and
third Sundays in German and second and fourth
Sundays in English, In the morning. Sunday
school at 9ia A. NJ. Catechetical instruction for
the young, Mt j.. NJ by tho Pastor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-02-27
ID 4 R H G IT O R y

MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SenatOr-R. e. Mason.
Representatives Zimmerman and A. II
BrOyles.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of Court-Jamcs Seaborn.
SheriT--W. W. Moss.
Probate Judge and Mastcr-Richard Lewis
School Commissioners. p. st hling.
Coroncr-David s. Craig.
County COmmissioncrs-A T.. crisp, James NJ
Ilunnicutt and NJ. Nicholson; Clerk-Joe. W
Shelor. Board meets on Tuesday after salesda,
In each month.
Steward Poor IIouse-A. j. McGuflin.
Auditory. II. Norris.
Treasurer-J. w. Holcman.
Supervisor of RegistratiOn-N. G. Mcdonald
Jury Commissioncr-Wm. j. Neville.
TRIAL JUSTICES
H.. l.. llcrndon, David s. Craig, r. A
Mlathewson. J. W.: Todd, s. II. Johns, j. r
Earle, f. ID. Rothcll, Warren j. Deaton, j.
Sanders, A. =. RGcdcr, j. j. Woodall, j. d
wALIALLA TOWN OFFICERS.
Intcndant-D. j.. Darby. Wardens-C. !.
Reid, II. ID. a. Bicmann, j. W. L. Thompson
.. II. Schumacher, u. Oelkcrs, G. ". Pratt
Council meets on the first Wednesday night
Of each month. Clerk-C. l.. Reid. Treasurer
II. ID. A. Biemann.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-02-27
Assessors Notice.
Notice Of County Auditor.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.

WALHALLA, S. c., February 1s, 1890.
The following named persons constitute
tho Township Boards of Assessors, as in.
dicatcd below, which will meet at the
Auditors Office in Walhalla, S. c., on
the day and date mentioned as follows:
Pulaski Township-J. B. Phillips, f.
D. Rothell and James G. Lee, Saturday,
March 1st.
Chattooga Township-R. L.. Symms, S.
G. Conley and Davis Crane, Saturday,
| March 1st.
Whitewater Township-J. Matt Whit
mirc, F. l.. Moody and G. NJ. Ridley,
Saturday, March 1st.
Center Township G. Maret, j.
B. Sanders and D. e. Smitlson, Monday,
March 3D..
Seneca Township-Warreu r. Davis,
John L. Rochester and G. w. Gignilliat,
Tuesday, March 4th.
Wagener Township-F. F. Sharp, G. T..
Reid and j. d. Isbell, Wednesday, Marcel,
9th.
Tugaloo Township-O. I. Walker, B.
H. Cross and A. p. Cox, Thursday, March
9th.
Keoweo Township--A. Lay, w. c..
Robertson and f. A. Perry, Friday, March
7th.
These Boards will please meet at the
Auditors Office on the days and dates
mentioned, and after taking the constit,,-
tional oath and electing Chairman will
become tho Township Board of Assessors.
Before these Boards the Auditor lays the
returns of property in the respective
Townships for the year 18S9-'9O, which
they will assess without delay and certify
its yaluo to the Auditor for taxation.
Tho Chairmen of the Township Boards
compose the County Board of Equaliza-
ton, which Board will meet at tho Audi
tors Office on tho second Tuesday in
March, Q1th,) 1890, to equalize the pro-
perty in the Townships, hear complaints,
| P,n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-02-27

Such running of trains was never
known before in the history of the
G. & G.. railroad. Freight trains
are going up and down every hour
of the day and night. The hauling
of great quantities of guano is the
chief cause of so many trains.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-02-27
The New School Districts.

We herewi ,begin the publica-
tion of the proposed new School
Districts. Should any error be COM
mitted in laying off these Districts,
an opportunity will be given to rec
tify such error. The Board propose
holding public meetings in the leisure
season of the year, notice of which
meetings will be given in the KEo-
WEE COURIER. The Board invites
criticism on these now Districts to
such an extent as will develop the
correct situations of the various
lines. In laying out the lines there
are in some cases two or moro pro-
positions which will be submitted
for the consideration of the Board
at its appointed meeting.
TowNvILLE DISTRICT, NO. /.
Beginning at the crossing of Lit
tie ,Beaverdam, on the Anderson
line, trace the Anderson line to
Conneross creek thence up Come
ross creek to Livingston's old mill
place, thence to Cleveland's bridge,
on Little Beaverdam, thence down
Little Beaverdam to beginning point.
ToKENA i,isTRicT, NO. 2.
beginning at the crossing of Lit
tie Beaverdam, by the Anderson
line, thence up Little Beaverdam to
Cleveland's bridge, thence straight
line to Livingston's old mill, thence
up Conneross to the mouth of Snow
creek, thence up Snow creek to the
ford, near Robt. Moore's, thence the
public road to the ford of the creek
near Il. l.. Gibson's, thence down
the creek to Big Beaverdam, thence
down Big Beayerdam to the Andcr-
son line, thence the Anderson line
to beginning point.
| RETURN DISTRICT, NO. 8.
Beginning on Conneross, at the
mouth of Snow creek, thence to the
| West line. of the Seneca Graded line,
thence to the Many Forks, thence to
the mouth of Sloan's creek, thence
up Sloan's creek to the ford near J
A. Armstrong;, thence the public
road to the crossing of the Retreat
and Andersonville roads, thence the
Andersonville road to the Pendleton
fork, thence straight line to the
headwaters of Snow creek, thence
down Snow creek to the beginning
point.
BETHEL DISTRICT, NO. a.
Beginning at the ford of creek
near II. l.. Gibson's, thence public
road to the ford on Snow creek,
near Robt. Moore's, thence up Snow
creek to it's headwaters, thence
straight line to the Pendleton fork,
thence straight line to the public
road near VIM. Harden's, thence
public road to the forks of the road
near Brewers, thence straight line
to Scott place, thence a straight line
to headwaters of West fork of
Beaverdam, thence down said fork
to beginning point.
S. p. STRIBLING.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-02-27

TEACHERS COLUMN.

Z EI All communications intended
for this column should be, addressed
to s. p Stribling, School Commits
sioner, Walhalla, S. @.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-02-27
NotiiGe.

HE PARTNERSHIP EXIST
u ING between DR.. i. B.
Johnson and the undersigned for the
practice of medicine has been dis
solved by the death of DR.. johnson.
All persons indebted to the firm will
make immediate settlement.
w. j. BRAMLETT, M. d.
December 26, 1889.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-02-27
Notice Is Hereby Given

YNHAT the following described personal
Sd day of February, 1900, ut Central, s,
c., for violation OF Section 1906 r. s.
United States, parties claiming the Same
must file bond in the Collectors Office
within thirty days from tho date hereof,
or the same will be declared forfeited to
tho United States:
Ono Dark Bay Mare,
One Bnggy and Harness.
Five Gallons of Corn Whiskey.
Seized as the property of Greon Perry.
THOS. G. G. .FAHNESTOCK,
Deputy Collector.
Walhalla, 8. c., February Ii, 1900. 6.3t
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-11-19
Bowker's Vegetable Grower
SPECIAL HIGH GRADE COMPLETE MANURE,
Early and Late Vegetables.

In paper reau before the Massachusetts Hor-
ticultural Society DR.. GOessman SANS:
ga strong, healthy plant is of course better able
to overcome interior local disorders and to resist
external injurious influences more successfully
than feeble specimens
In our Bowker Vegetable Grower seek to
combine in the proper proportions those forms of
plant food which produce q strong healthy plant;
in word, to properly feed this class OF crops SO
that they will withstand disease and mature early
This Fertilizer, like BOwkers Orange Grower is
manufactured from high grade material, thor
Oughy mixed and screened by the aid OF the III Ost
approved machinery. 1t will spread farther and
give more lasting results than ordinary fertilizers
will act quickly, and has been used successfully
for potatoes, beans, peas, cabbages, watermelOns
cantalOupes and all roots and vines.
OCALA, FLA, October. 1889.
One pound of Early Rose. treated with about
two pounds of BOwker's Vegetable Grower APP
piled one part in drill and one part at each Guilt
walton of the crop for three workings, produced
fOrty-siX pounds Of potatoes to one of seed. Cab
bage first fertilized with one of the highest
grades we had, but was almost Il failure except
where tOp-dressed with BOwker's Vegetable
Grower. j. B. SUTTON u Co.
BOWk0r Fertilizer Co.
BOSTON and NEW YORK.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-07-03
: his Pleading Successful.

- -. 3. = .s5l-.stt q
NEWARK ), N ~ ], June 23.-T7-Asr roman.
stic story is connected with the departure
sofs Mrs. John Conway, of this city, for
the West sasf few days ago. Mrs. Conway
was .nlatron .of: the Essex County Insane
Asylum, and after arfswGweeks of mar
FIisd life heEs husband left her and for q
longs time was lost sight of. About: q
syearago lie returned sto this city, with
long flowing locks aud sombrero, and all
the appearances Of avid Westerner.
He appeared to have plenty of money,
and .gpent3 its slayishiy He ! announced
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Notice to StOckhOlde ders.
ANDERSON, s.. O., June 8, 1S&

ANDERSON, s. O., June 8, 1880. .
A T q meeting of the Board Of Directors
N of the Farmers and Merchants Bank
of Anderson, s. c., held this day, It was
decided to all meeting of the Stockhold-
ers of said Bank on Saturday, the fifth day
Of July, 1890, at 1890 o'clock q. m in the
Banking House, for the purpose OF con-
sidering the advisability Of increasing the
Capital Stock of said Bank from Fifty
Thousand Dollars to One Hundred Thou
Il is hoped that every STOCKHOLDERS will
be present, as q full meeting is earnestly
NeS r.. s. HILL, President.
W. F. cox, Sec. Board of Directors.
June s. 1880 48
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lady III Americ Ga: !, is using !
Elalnp chimney shs has had and used daily
for the paste years, and abe expects
|ssfonse it for many " ears yet. She says
|Ethst she boiled ita in salt water when il
was bought sinS1 49,, and no matter. how
large aSaame runs .throughit,Y 1T WON'T
break. S. g. =
The treasury of the State of Ken.
|tuckys is empty, aud the deficiency on
July 1st!wiIlS lSprobab yamount to 5S50, 600
GoYarnors Bucker will save. the 4 States
credit By advancing tho money, without
interest, from his private fortune to meet
sall lltnfgentS obligati has already
advanced s$1o. .000. 33 4: .sjs d. 81
"a; Arnot, q .shoemak aket5 at Sanford,
Fla, was taken Ill cently His nurse
could not keep HMM bed g; He would
get up, i'm spite: of sall lEremo nstrance, and
sit on his Sshoemaker's bench: He said
{he had sat there; for thirty years, and il
Swassthe only place he could die in com.
fort, and there, sitting: on his bench, he
died on Sunday, the 9th inst
- "a pny6lclGn& WHO QOes, ,uOt Oeli6fSlu
sthe use Of: cold drinks: during the heated
term says that &c .sfars better. and safer Ito
avoid the free inse of drinks belows6O
1degss: sin fact IA higher temperature is: to
sbe8 preferred, q and dathose who are much
stfonbl with thirst will do we'll Ito try
the advantage to be derived from hot
drinks Instead Of Did fluids to- which
stheyShaye been accusto TONED. Hot, drinks
also have the advantage 6f aiding diges-
ton instead of causing debility of the
stomach and bowels. $3.50 -
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Ms s 6. So 81, Sc, 81. 5S and 60 daily except
Sunday. Main Line Trains 81 and IS daily be-
tween Columbia and AIS ton. Daily except sun
day between Alstou and Grecnville.
JAS. L. TAYLOR Ger'l Pass. Agent.
d. OARpWEnn, DIV. Hasaf Agts; Columbus, &C
enr,. HIIs Traflc MAulger.
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Emp ploylng a Fly.

= n -
tiss aIe moss ,uselnls ssca,ye5gets,, ~
stney aess!oys s19!
5ia9as !os.ma . slney iaya snels sggS - y
s9asaysn sntmals ano tness I1s,
EnaIcnao yeIys snolss: :1.me @ 81 ne
young mes pegin eaa; ;as s9on as. lney
ensscasu, alo soo1 eag sne decsye Gu
matteI salq lnat Inc progeny o.
mes VIII eas up asqeag
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-08
b. ". 3. Folk 3 Co.'S Barxai.s.

| a, so.+ e..,,% -, Mt 49,. 49,,
%;nn SsSn VI s IN a~a" s'too's nns BUSINESS Ioce
80 to SO feet front ON Main strest near SIKH
E ~ tn - St ~ per tf0nI ,i 1907. 80
front hu;,a;na ~ s5To ~ |s,-t . uo" the Aro1
aSO iest on Helena avenue near Main street, q
| S' SSo ~ ~ t. ~, H 49,. - .,xo
| front f""t va AAeA'A. s'olus' oo5nsr' " eAoV Do
.snecisl barUs;n ), ssstet ~ wv psr "onS foot
gR e.,n - nsreaM N.
near Hsisn. a,snns 81 x7oo nc aaotlon NO
100 feat On = corncr - rs sdJ;;;or ~ coo 3,
PEI tx sl saat 10 aoos, r.n.,a,..,.. 49,
* o 1e e on corner central addition FOR $4,000
N9otheon Racaflc depot q $l2 per front foot.
., o SSa oholce corner beattie addition, price
sis;% aSi.o cho,,. ..,n.. p...... .s,,...
sl.soa 1'0 0N'40' oo'ael' 0's'e'' ao0'''on' p'ioe
SGD m a io's N Aockey addluon from S4O0 70
So ~ e eacn.
front y foot ''ree'' near AM q $500 pei
wv Leot On lower Main street from 30 to $6t
PEI M; ,ronC IooC; ohoace properly.
FOR the oH or ~ oTrCpery on electric LINE
ooS acre: ~. % TIE city limits, plated. at $780,
~ ms ID us cheapest properly to-day offered
IN M Helena. ,
,, insse choice lots in Cox addition 1t bedrock
One lOt IN Northern Pacific second addition,
ss 9So c,s q. - u;.,.. 90 ooo
iG feet o cnrnar Kn;Nht pr'Gs $500 ,a;.,
y S Ssw PIT d itont f i..,a ~. -
v.rJ r. $500. .ooG.ono =" Sno 0euseE pouie-
'-tu' Al osnulca.e additlon.
a oon-r-..,,.., -. -.
and ceIlnr wstsr = ,n 1lsvsn room. oio ~ ss
cash NJ two IN ana ysfa Terms S
ms Ss 2Gop1rty rom. rents f for $aS per month.
c,ossts .nd ns fsory frame, nye rooms and bath
lot 1I1l10 ;unn;r. r ,a ~ noose anu yard on
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REAL ESTATE


A. j. Steele Co.. Bailey Block, Oher.
Esht-seem hoase on. corner lot. so.loo fest,
| cent.
s,ii.drSsn frame es e .s @ on lot ssz,oo on
Seven So. frame .e:.s On lot. .e1,oe on
Five-roos frame house On lot, soxios, ON
5a, e. sa "a: . s !. !.
cent.
sa,soom ss.e he9:s !. .o 81 seslsS FIFTH
s.ixs fest north and e.ss front, corner Gar
block and hssf from motor s 81 90 sa cash on
lssxl& test eeuth and cost 'front.' corner Madi-
sS r;c an e a. sssss IN additions
years at 10 per cent.
. leoalss feet or :,sssrio motor in Bro.dva.sr
one and q. tvs years q le per cent. '-
l00xl15 fesE cocner Harrison avenue and Peosta
essh haisncs one snd two ,s ,.ces
loesias "a on Peoss: avenue, one block from
foot oas-third cash. balance one and two Years
l3s1la2 test south and east. corner Logan and
.soxilo tset on Lyndsls avenue in Northern Pa
5Sxlse fsst corner on Issdais avenue in North.
srn Pacific addition. for t2oO1
.soxa0 i:st on D.Hldsr avenue In Northern Pa
dition, ono block nom motor; xi,25 Dash
,,o s01i y, - On Logan street. in Central add
,76xllsh feet ON Warren strsst In Central addi.
ton for -, SEQ. terms easy.
eOxlos feet south and west front, corner Four
sssnth and Pearl streets in Central addition. for
Spruce and Mound streets in Msuidin edition:
&3eS0, half cash. balance one year At 10 per cent
aoa fsf or hysdss II Richen a.
ss1iso fset corner Livins.toa and D.kot.
t0x1l0 feet on Miesoula street in Jockey add
ton. for $50, one.third cash, balance Six and
twelve months Ct 10 per cent.
in Lsckeey addition. Cor $40, terms one third
cash. balance six and twelve months At 10 per
Nx1lO feet on Butte street in Jockey addition for
sSsito fest . q ,Ms.eul. .tr..t in Locl.y add
ton fer 3, 500, term. one third cash. balance
streets, enly $40 Rsr foot terms iayol.bls.
so1is fess on Knight street in syndosss adj
july s 81 ~ .ss cent. terms half
= syndioste addition. for SO Per foot, terms
5o1i2s iest on Wilder svsn.e. for SD per foot
bo1l2s fest, on Hollins svsnus. on electric
fo1 Soy s,a RssG 1 q
foot, on favorable terms.
for $4,000. - y ~
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Wilson = Co. Bailey Block, OAsrs
iSo acre ranch. good water supply. 5000.
46O-acre ranch. good buildin2o fences. eto.
2SOoacre ranch with good hay land
!z0 head grade cattle, II head valuable horSea
$4,000. - e'~'s
l60-acre ranch, near town, good water right, .
Per cent. guaranteed on investment for Ave yeern
W acres Immediately adjoining East Halsna
eownsite. suitable for plating. $1,000.
LOTS.
50 feet, lower Main street. q, 500.
100 feet, corner Grand avenue, $1,2S0
$1,000
80 feet on North Ewing street, $500
100 feet, corner Logan and Eighteenth etreetn,
o3.%O0 - - -'-"'-'
90 feet, Shiland street, Sal psr foot.
~, ~ ieet. Ames addition, $il per foot:
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H Il. Floyd-Jones, Atlas Block.
BARGAINS.
Do fest. \ oornar Hasnar R,r,rl>v>~A ~>,xS

100 fest, : corner. Hasuer boulevard. north
front, 800.
100 feet. Hauser boulevard, south front, $3.50.
80 feet. corner Of Laurel and Choteau streeta
Syndicate addition. north front, $500.
5O feet. corner Of Jocelyn and Wilder streeta
800. Syndicate addition.
SO feet. Syndicate additiol. $4,000 Easy terms,
NU feet. Syndicate addition, $1,000
e0 Test on Helena avenue. fronting north, $4,000
$500. >-o ""~'
Property on lower Main street suitable for Inn
plication. ~s- ~
200 feet Of property on Center street At reason
able figures.
LOU in the Syndicate addition. largo list from
S12 to SIS
lOts In the Ames addition, I'll to SIC.
Lots In the Bellvue addition, Sis TO $50 per
foot. ~ Sok
Lots In Hotsl park, price and terms ON apppli-
>, Large list Of acres inside and outside the city
limits 1t reasonable prioeo .s
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Dated Helena, Oct lst, 1890.

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF TIME FOn
~ registration is hereby given that
the time for the registration Of tho nance OF tho
qualified electors in election district No. Three,
10 the county of Lewis and Clarke and state Of
Montana, prior to the general election to be held
On Tuesday. the fourth day Of November, A. ID.
will expire at ten o'clock p m. on the fifteenth
day of October, A. ID. 1890. 4 =,
The names Of the several precincts or polling
places embraced in said election district No Three
are follows: No. u. Ketsler's precinct; No. ia
Mouth of Nelson precinct. and No. 10 Batlas
precinct. T.
N. KESSLER
Registry Agent, Election District No. ThroA
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-08

Wheeler, WORD q Co.'S List
LOTS.
200 feet in Amss addition, 81 psr foot.
100 fest in y. =. addition, 81 per foot
so fest on Madison avenue for q ZOO
100 feet in Ming addition, 8I2 Der foot
leo fest in N. p. addition No 8 Tor SS1s.
40 feet ON Ehiland street for 81 600
Lots In Mclean Park Us each, SO cash and A
per week.
ACRES.
n acres nsar Rrosdwater Hotsl q a6oo mr.
scre.
HOUSES.
Residence in Heassr addition. $1,000.
hesi0enco in Bradford addition, Is, 100,
Residence In Hoback & Cannon Edition a.
10.
Residence In BaAaett addition, 81 500.
Residence in Syndicate addition, $4,000.
WHEELER, WURD q CO.,
Is and II Gold block. HelnnA