The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-21
Free HOMES
TN TEE GREAT WEST
A REMARKABLY OFFER.
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within che past three years experience.
ed the most rapid as we'll as the most
healthy growth Of any city in the
west 1t is surrounded by q country
.uns urpassed by any on earth for the
richness and fertility Of its soil and
the beauties of It's climate, ANY. and
every thing that can be- raised in
Iowa, Illinois, Indiana or Ohio can
here be grown in the greatest profu.
sion. Wheat grown in the near vi.
{ pity of Akron, took diploma for
beius tic best grain of the Kind ex.
hiD.Ied at the Nebraska State fair
he'd st Lincoln, in September, 1889.
Aud all crops grown 10 this latitude
eau b. raised here as successfulIy,as
anywhere on earth.
GOVERNMENT LAND.
There are yet thousands of acres of
government land vacant, which can
be taken under the homestead, pre-.
emf ton and timber culture acts.
which person can have for the tax,
ing A bouuiitul government will
lnaae yen independent il few years
il you will but act now. The snr-
face If the uDtry is nearly a per.
itot Level, Tut i'll slopiug enough
t. atfrrd god drainage. No breaks
or draws aIcI AS ruin or deface so
many wesJer4 farms: No protracted
Struggle with ROCKS. Yourfrst glance
at The country would remind YOU of
one ut meadow, only waiting the
lpIo" of Tie husbandman to trans.
T." IL mt an Eden OF beauty and
pr. ~u"i'tn4as.
Iav r]..z,l.' 1dyellis ng committee
/ a .oI have placed in the hands
%; H. At.l Site Improvement CONS
i..'..'H. :..oaza al city lots that are
- b. aafeA aray ror ADVERTISING
!'1fI!. U.s. and e.. y person who will
''@' ...~i1 IL IA Rising their adyan-
49, Ca. AVG a.s- If these lots FREE
Ii eisAh'-- ~ lat gtog a communi.
c-:.'',s 10 j. ttl.U ,b, Icu, Sec'y at
- II, ~~i-.~>, sid sending him
Ii L+'s.~@ III s~.. .plo who are in~
te!ta'. 1t al s..4 WI, aud liable to be
too4'ld for q western location and
sclt ing lou, c3nts ia s amps for re.
tusn # d,td. Thee lis are now
worth i'cm $50 - 1925, and win,
IN lie Ur Z OF year, if the pre.
dic-,9os u aJ,Whs Ones prove true,
be "clIh Aur Inns What Is now ask.
cd f~r than. Ii is ali opportunity
ntFef beto.e offered to secure an
ABSOLUTE rlrLG to a piece of pros
p4fy in -an cLIcrp'is.ng and grows
i4E aestct4 IL.
| las Its I,icrr d 10 are 25x132
Iett Ill Size all all the streets upon
"D!ca tHeI a94. are % aud 50 feet
wide. They are in what is known
IS "GIen@0J1,' All Akron, Colorado,
saoafb, AID ire citizens committee
through Ag. FacAEdricL, its Sec'g,
guarantees them u be smooth, level
land upon = siEltiy elevation, over
looking tue town Of Akron. The
title is also guaranteed to be ABso-
LCrELT PERFECT
AKRON contains q set of business
men who are a!iye 10 her ADVANTAGES
as we'll as hei interests, and this year
$50 900 is being expended by them
10 induce people looking for vests
). ern location 10 settle amongst them.
They want aud are determined to
have $4,000 people in this city by
1885.
| Taey wait laborers in their coal
mines, they want capitalists To de,
yclope their SILVER and gold mines.
| Akron Is to day the largest and
inst prosperous city in the state
east OF Denver. II il a division sta,
ton Of the b Il u. R'y ami /. tine
southern terminus Of the Akron 4
Holyoke R'y, which will, in all pro.
liability, be built to Colorado Springs
ia the near future. Akron is in the
line otthe Northwestern II. X. build.
ing into Denver, aud it Is sure to
catch If, and the Beaver Valley
branch Of the B. & II. will also be
built to Akron. IRE B & 81. shops
arc there and material is now on the
ground to greatly enlarge them.
The railroad employ 80 men Of that
point now. the city Is and will be