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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10

Ai'ht N'''' ~ !. We, lOJI.
vs.. divorce.
Samuel Howard,
Now at this day, in vacation, comes the said
plaintiff 10y her attorneys, and files herein her
petition and affidavit for II divorce. and il ap
pouring To the clerk of this court that the said
defendant, Samuel Howard, is non-rcsideni
of the state of Missouri, and can not be
served with the ordinary process of law, IL j.
therefore ordered that publication be mad,
against him as follows, namely:
To the said defendant, Samuel Toward, YOU
are hereby notified that said plaintiff, Ruth
Howard, has commenced Il suit against Won
in said court 10y petition, the object and gene.
raj nature Of which is to obtain Il divorce from
ed with You ON the grounds of dcsrrtiun fol
the period of more than one year, n that YOU
had II wife living at the time of your marriage
with the plaintiff.
And you are further notified that unless
you appear at the next regular term ut
This court, Ia he begun and held nj the
courthouse in the city of Lexington, on The
1th day Of December next, lS9l, AMI on oI
before the :ird day thereof. if the term
shall 50 long continue, and if not, then
before the end of said term, and answer
said petition, the ann will he taken as con
fcS~"d: and il is further ordered that Il copy
hereof he published in the Lexington intelli
g"nrCr, Il weekly newspaper published in said
county, for four weeks successfully, the last
insertion 10 he at least four weeks before the
commencement of the next term of this court
Attest: G. H.. EWING, Clerk.
by II. HEATHMAN, |. &. lnlO-It
HiCklin y WClhorI, attorneys for plaintiff.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10
EDMONDs e. JEssE

u EAL estate, loans and insurance
l. agents, Lexington, Mo, buy and sell
city property in Lexington. Buy and sell
farm property in Lafayette and adjoining
counties. They make loans in this and
adjoining counties on long or short time.
Their correspondence reaches from Flori-
da { o Iowa and from California and Ore
gon to Illinois. All business intrusted to
them will receive prompt and careful at
tention.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10

See the INTELLIGENCER'sliberal Offer
to new subscribers ON seventh page.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10

The campaign in New York has
opened and it promises to he a hot one.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10

awake "hustler'' and fall OF enterprise, is
Mr.. J. B. Hook, who conducts an agricuit-
ural machine store or Egunklin avenue.
Nh. Hook was raised in this town, and
was connected in business with his father,
JAS. Hook, for over twenty years. lie is
we'll and favorabIy known all over This
country and enjoys III excellent reputa-
ton for strict integrity aud careful attcu-
ton 10 business. lie handles the leading
and standard maSes Of machinery, agri-
cultural implements, ploVs, wagons, drills,
etc, Gud is agent Tor the Minneapolis and
Walter a. Wood bjudor&. also road carts.
spring wagons, buegira, etc. Mr.. Hook
also carries = full line OF chop and mj%c,
feed for stock, His long experience in tn,
business enables him 10 understand exact.
~ what his patrons want, and he car
meet their requirements TO The fullest cx.
tent.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10
TO OF
Township Bonds
Lafayette County, Mo.

OFFICE OF JAMES X. BILLIARD. TREAS
URER OF COUNT Mo.
Notice is hereby given that bond numbered
1 -FOUR, of denomination of $1,000, bearing
date November "a, 1852, and issued by Lafay-
cite county, state of Missouri, in behalf of
Freedom townships: bondss numbered 81, IA. "a,
30, 56. 81 and 81. of denomihation of 800 each.
bearing date February 5,I1SS3, and issued by
Lafayette county, state Of Missouri. in behalf
of Middleton townships; bonds numbered p,
u, 26, 81, %, bearing date March :, lSS3. and
Nos. 30, 81, ~, 33 and "a, bearing date August
&. 1888, of denomination of 800 each, and is
sued by Lafayette county, state of Missouri,
in behalf of Washington township; bonds
numbered 26 and %, of denomination of 81 ,OUr,
bearing date February ., 1883, and bonds
numbered l6 and II, bearing date January ..
1885, Nos. Is, 10 and 20, of denomination of 800
each, bearing date February ., 1SS3, and is
sued by Lafayette county, state of Missouri
in behalf of Lexington township, all of said
bonds have been declared due by the county
court of said county, ami subject 20 redemp-
ton, and that said bonds will he redeemed the
18th Of November, 1891, after which date the
interest will cease, and for that purpose may
he presented nj the office of the county Tire as
urcr of said county for payment in cash.
j. Il. DlILARD,
lGlGtd County Treasurer.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10

The government tender, Alert, passed
down stream at 8 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, with a tow OF empty coal
barges.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10

A droyer had Il drove OF ~tnirty-iour head
OF cattle to cross the ponton bridge Thurs
day. T~weuty-four head rushed down tine
bank and stopped on two OF the pontons
in the string spanning the slough, when
the boats sunk, causing the breaking OF
a sill and the delaying Il traffic for half
an-hOur.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10
RELIC or M A

Tho other day a negro man roaming.
over the battle ground found q silver
Masonic medal. &c wss keystone shape
and nearly three inches lone. On one
side il bore Il name, with the inscription
McDonough Chapter, No. o.. on the
other were the ordinary \. +. & A. NJ.
designs that usually mark such badges.
At the outbreak OF the war many soldiers
who were Mas0ns wore such medals as
this one, as q means OF Identification in
case OF sudden death. Imil Ludwigs Las
Che medal in his possession.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10
lie. HOOK.

ONE of the most popular and successful
~business men in Lexington a wide
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10
THE MARKETS.


1t has been a cause OF wonderment why
wheat has not advanced from the prices it
has been holding the past two weeks. An
answer was given this week by the an
nouncement that Russia and India have
been supplying the demand of Europe's
empty elevators, and that this had kept
American wheat partially out OF the
market. 1t is now announced that the
Gar of Russia has issued an ulIase pro-
hibiting the further expectation of wheat
from his domains and Europe viii be
compelled to draw upon America To meet
the diminishing deficit. This is expected
to advance the price OF the cereal here rs
the immediate demand viii be some o.
coo, COO bushels. Latest quotations. how
ever, show no material advance, prices
ruling about the same as last week.
October corn is strong in Chicago, but
the supply is sufficient to hold prices
level, and again we write no material
change.
Cattle-Quotcd at S3.15 and s3.75.
Hogs-MarIiet active and five cents
higher. Quotations $3.50 and 1886.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10

An establishment where you are sure
to find lowest prices for reliable
goods.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10

An establishment that has a super
abundance of light: lofty ceilings,
plenty of air and room; and all COM
forts and cOnveniences which mod
ern architecture and genius afford.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

OKDER OF PUBLICATION,
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE. IS
I'm the Circuit Court of said county, in vac,
ton, October Sd, A. d., 1881.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10

An establishment whose patrons are
secure from misrepresentation.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10

A cordial invitation is extended
to you to come and in
speCt
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-08
An rMroRTAST DEPARTURE.
One Erecting one OF Durham's big
Enterprises.


One Erecting one OF Durham's BIG
Enterprises.
The Raleigh News and Observer Of
this morning contains this piece Of
information: I'VE notice in New
York paper a statement that our
friends, the Blackwell Durham To.
bacco Company are about 10 take q
new departure. They offer for sale
stock in their company. The capital
stock i 100000, divided into 100
shares, par value SIS with seminar.
nual dividends.
They make a statement Of their
business showing net profits to the
amount Of $3.50 for the year just
passed. and about the same for back
years. They offer 10000 shares.
This Is big thing and this company
b the most important in the State.
The introduction Of % much new
capital may mean a vast extension
Of business. Whatever Mr.. Carr
proposes we wish him success, as do
also the whole State, for there il no
man who deserves 10 reap a better
reward Tor his skill and industry and
none who makes a better use Of the
profits that flow from his ability and
fine bllsiness management. :
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-08
The Rallron.I femmI..ion

From the Raleigh papers we learn
that the Railroad Commission held
its first meeting in that city yeater.
day. II. G. Brown, Of Mt. Airy, was
elected clerk at a salary Of Il. 300 a
year. II i said that there were BE-.
tween forty and sixty applications
for the position. Thepeopieof North
Carolina do not desire Office very
much-there Is just q slight desire IN
thai direction. This meeting seemed
70 BE- principally for organization.
The News and Observer says that
Maj. Wilson, chairman Of the com.
mission win leave today for Atlanta
10 study the methods of the Georsia
Commission, which Is regarded az q
practical and efiicaciOus one. Ii
shout Ten days the commission viii
u regularly established and ready
for the transaction q such business
a. may come before Il.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-08


Addilios iistif hits uxf,
daily ealc Scadt5 Ii.c0 a. n. .st 4
rive Henderson 1915 D 49,, = ssrn..
ng leave Henderson 2. iOp r.. das
x,ept Sallay, arrive OxEufd 3I5
m
No. Sc leaving Goldsboro 2.z0 =
IN and Raleigh 44j >. a. dsiis
makes connection a. Durham wab
No. 10, leaving AZ 8 D. m. daily es.
cept sunday for Henderson, aud all
points on o. a O.. and x. Il nj.
rords.
Passenger coaches run through
between West Point s,rl RALEIGH
MA ke,svilIe, On Noe. ga and 2O2
and 65 and l03.
Nos. 81 aud IS connect NJ Rieb.
mond dali, except -nnisy Tor IVES.
Point and BallilnorA, via York Rive,
Line.
sLEsPfEo css SERVICE
o. Trains 50 sd 81 pnltm.,
Buffer Sleeper. btweep Btlsnta a1d |
New York, Danyills ad suensts |
aud Greensboro. via Ashyille, TO Nor.
fistown, Tenn.
On 81 and So Pullman Rua.,
''nep'T. between Washington ana
Nv Orleans. via Montgomery and II
between Washington, Blrmingbam. H
end gfeentboro. ana h.,
veen Washington and Augusta ana
'aliman Buffet HIecrep betwees
| Washington and AsheYillo aud Ho.l
PIT .. JAS. l. LAYLUK.
so HAAS. GsnI Pasa A.,
aIIic Manager.
W TURK, Div. Pas. Aet.
Rsisish,NC.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-08
DURHAM RECORDER .
WED EsnAY April 5. ls9l.
Stand by Home.

There is no more imp rtant
action that citizens can taks
for the advancement of a town
than TO encour ge home enter
prises.
One of the strongest portions
of the fabric composing the base
upon whic a town rests is this.
Any enterprise which is depend
ent upon loca support or which
local support helps in any way
is entitled to its full and entire.
free and unstintsd, for upon the
enterprises rests the towns flu
ture. Every dollar that is spent
outside of the town for the pur-
poses which might have been
met ~ leaving that money in
the town is a serious mistake.
The people who do not foster
and encourage legitimate home
enterprise entire cannot expect
that enterprise to continue on
foreign capital coming in and
keeping it up. If you want it to
be a success, then you must
make itso by proper encourage
ment.
We do not wish to place our
self .pon record as opposing the
investm, Mt Of money in other
places as well as your own for
such is not our opinion but we
do hold that the first preferences
even in this should be given to
home provided the balance is
anything like even. Specula-
ton has never yet built a town
nor will it ever but when it
comes down to erecting houses,
taking stock in manufacturing
enterprises, buying goods or
groceries, advertising, then the
town in which one lives should
receive her full share before
money is carried elsewhere.
Houses cannot be put up,
manufacturing plants run,
stores continue, newspapers live
without receiving from the cit
liens of their town a united sup
port and the greater that sup
port, the better for every one
concerned
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-08

They are going 10 run. And thsy
VIII b. put on within the next thirty
days. Mr.. Wright, a The Consul.
dated Land Company, hu already
given the order - Howertgn Bro.
70 overhaul The street ears and pr.
them Ia firstclass condition. Tie
horse car system VIII b. used for che
present, until The dummy lins j. laid.
Work upon that will be begun soon
a0d Il y u Be built from Trinity Park
Mas way.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-08

The revenue returns Of Eng
land for the financial year end
ing March 81, footed up COG, 49,
52i; IN increase of 81, 973, 6Ss
oyor the preceding year.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-08
A SOUND INVESTMENT
WITH A FIRST Glass GOMPADBY.
20 SPECULATIVE RISKS.
i ,Jss "IUR = FUND
:. Is'LU SlVG LOAN s HEME
ead the Prospectus Of the INITIAL Loan and Trust a.,
N'd'tetosn, Frederick County, Va
PRESIDENT

II.
JoiiN M Rice cashier Shenandoah Valley National Bank
VICE PRESIDENT
AMBROSE TIMBERLAKE Buena Vista y,ro;o;o
TREASURER,
y .,aaiLLEh, Middetown Virginia
SECRETARY AND BUSINESS MANG,R.
C.A.eUIrING, Mddletown. v,ran;,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS e'
" ~ MHEATLEl, Sec Of Corn and Flour Exc'ge. BALTIC
!. Slpnoh, Danville, Virginia.
!. ~ AZ Winchester Virginia
Il = 3 III III IlNu' Middletown, Virginia.
= a. hihhf4h, Mlddletown, Virginia.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-08

.rs. winslows soothing sv,.,,
sh0uld always be used for chlIiren
itching. u aoothes the child. softens
the guns, sllays all pain, cure wind coIia'
aud n the best remedy for diarrhoss'
Twenty-Five cents a bottle,
sep T-d-w.iy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-08
sAvIAG BANK.

The Mutual Lan and Trust Com
panv > empowered BY charter TO d.
a general banking business.
A eature Of its organization will
be saving Institution which will
receive .nms of 81 and not exceed
ing $500. The deposits will lie Re.
ceIved ut 4 per cent, aud all per
sons whose deposits shall have been
lett with the Company for twelve
ll2) months will be entitled q.
participate in the division Of Is per
cent. OF the profits earned BY the
company through the use Of de.
posts in addition 70 4 per cent in
terest.
These deposits being strictly loan
to the COMPANY will not participate
in the profits and privileges of the
regular shareholders.
Interest is computed selui-annu-
ally, on the lst of January and an
the LIST Of July. Deposltors draw.
ing their deposits will receive n
terest only to date IL the half
yearly computation of interest pre-
yious to Withdrawal.
BUILDING LOANS.
The Company not being purely .
building society will limit its opera
tions in this department 10 assist II
the erection Of houses upon the
property held by the stockholders
OF the Nlddletown Land and I'm. |
provement ompany.
The field here is vast and ample. |
there being = demand to-day for
over l00hnuses which Is likely 10 |
treble itself in the near future.
Stockholders in the Mutual Loan
and Trust Company only can OBJ
tain the benefits OF such loans upon
tie following conditions:
The sum advanced BY the Mutua
Loan and Trust Company for build
ing purposes will be available upon
TIE conditions above specified for
other leans. The snBl, however
WILDE limited 10 two-thirds of the
cost price Of the house that the
borrower may Intend 70 erect, and
u repayment shall be guaranteed
q first mortgage.
The interest shall Re 0 per cent
per anDum, payable ia monthly In
Itallmeni.. and the repaymenis or
he sum loaned shall be in sums not
'rceeiing 8 per cent. upon the
Imount loaned
Active Agents required.
For further particulars adj
lress
rHg MUTUAL LOAN,
AID TRUST CO..
Or
R. 3. BOONE &c w
M. BUSBEE, j
Genera. Agents for :
the Company.
Durham, N, c. /.
feb II. B
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-08

ager Of The Company may see iit tc
stlpalsae.
by this means any one desiring
to purchase lot can acquire one on
tasy terms, and profit BY IN ad-
eance in value to resell II.
LOANS
The Mutual Loan and trust Com
pany will advance money upon real
state guaranteed BY first mort gage
ats per cent. per annum
This interest shall be l,aial month,
ly, and the revenue AFT arrlyd by i !
compromising may 20 h,tc ibr prof
it fund, (see below or utiiszri /:
increase the loaning caIglril, III ,es
Company as the directors may d.. N
to be its best interest. Th.st loap.
will be limited to the $40 klold,is
OF the Company, and will ~ n,aa,
upon the following conditiae..
A certain sum recommended IL
the business manager, AMI APPROX.
BY an advisory board. sr.,ll il. sp,
aside monthly for this puipo,.. r.d
may be obtained BY The holder 3,
four "a paid ap shares II NJ ,ss
tual Loan and Trust Cpmasrr NJ
applicant can require ma. il,as
500 upon every four C.. mss.
held by llims-if.
Loans On real .state ind fta
advance OF money TO hold,q Il II
IN the Middletown Land e,d rs
proyement Company, Win shal
entitled on subscription IL liz p,
conditions to borrow snm moi
ceejing SIPS and not less Than \,
On each lot held BY tllam IN 8.
said Company.
This maximum and uiHnu.a
shall hold good for tNaIsr fl1.
months from the organz.tiisii
the Mutual Loan ard trust Siu,-
panY, but may afterward, be Nj
creased by the resolution IL liz
board Of directors after tie extra
ton OF that time, providing Il.
current prices Of lots shalt las,
augmeutedin va'ue.
The business manager OF the Com
pany may reject the apl,lica ion fol
4 loan If such rejection be IN tn.
interests Of The ompanY and i
ratified by the advisory hard al.
the directors Of the Company.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-08
REPAYMENTs or LOANS

The repayment Of such loans
shall be made in monthly payments
of 10 per cent. on the amount OBJ.
tanned until completion Is made Of
the sum loaned.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-22
: lots 2o-;o5 each Keystone street
Nos l01. l(,S

lots 2o-so5 each Keystone street
Nos lo7. les
story brick dwelling
Vandoren, Mrs
lot 7S.3 averaging $50 Stanton av-
cuuc through to Morningsidc
on wEieh il IS 81 feet Chislett
estate purpart7
4Ss-lCo acres land Morningsid'
road corner McCully street
Chislctt estate purpart No
2-Story frame dwelling
lot l32 averaging 272-2G3 feet rear
HaichtS street subdivision
Chislctt estate No IL
sb cottage
Woolner Martha. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
6lots 2l-lOO each Jancey street
Garrison plan Nos le5 l26, la1,
l5S and l5a
9 lots 24-lC0 each Morningside av-
cnue Garrison plan Nos 50 los
2-story frome house
Wilson. John ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lot en-l91 Stanton avenue Mowry
plan 24I
lot 25 averaging 1857 feet rear
Stanton avenue Mowry plan
go
Weir. VIM NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
2lots 4S-lO0 each Baker street
between Galatin and Haights
avenues Nos 81, 81
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-22

Stranahan, Mrs Mary C, Erie, Pa. "A
Slots 60xl20 each Whipple street
Homestead plan Nos 36, 81 and
SO
Shissler and Siers, with notice to
Anna l. HOOpes. pes............-........
lot 25xls0 Nixon street Nixon
plan part No 91
Thompson, Thomas sK........ 29
lot 23x1Z0 II feet rear Homestead
street corner Nevada No 65
Thomas. Jacob ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1S
lot "a averaging 80 Nixon street
NoS2
Istory frame dwelling house
Weir, Caleb. 90
lot 5lxl75 Nixon street Nixon
plan No52
2story frame dwelling
Wragg, George ge..... 95
Sacres land Forward and Saline
avenue intersection
lstory frame dwelling house
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-22
TwENTY-sECoND WARD, FIRST PRE-
CINCT-1S9O.

City and sub-District School Taxes and
Water Rents.
Cha apman, d and H Pea5e Is 4S
acres percheS land near Sa-
line avenue between Forward
and Second avenue
Fleming, nsras LOUIS al 1erc5e, land Fonr Is "a
Mile Run road
2-story frame dwelling
frame stable
Hirge, Mrs F Ottelie. elie.......... 299
lot 6O-I20 Homestead street cor
ner Commercial No 55
Ingram. Mrs TA;;.-;.....:....:...-.. A.; A. 44s
lot 7S50963.4 Forbes street
Longeay, Mrs Anna. 55 2s
8 acres 81 perches land Shady
e-story frame dwelling house
clubhouse etc
Lyttle Jennie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 62S
lot lis. So I5O 9s. 10 feet rear Wight
man corner Homewood
Hacres s Ii perches land Second
2-story frame tenant house
Moore, Homer W.,--...-.-...-..--... $50
lot 6o-12O whipple street corner
Ontario H plan No IL
acre % land Edgerton avenue
and Shady Lane McComb's
plan mol
Marsh, Edward Observation-Disclosures. d. Q
lot eO-l2o Homestead street Home
stead plan No 81
Mafsz' 5ot sS Mishasl isa bInni ;,rs:; Hon;s s2S
stead plan No42
Ogleson and McCune .. 4M
lot 60-l20 Homestead street
Homestead plan No 80
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-22
TwENTY-FIRST WARD, FIRST PRE-
CINCT-1S9O.

City and Sub-District School Taxes and
Water Rents.
Aull, Henry w.. )..;.............:.::...$ 40
lot 25-l 100 Rural avenue Mellins
Collins park Elk plan 46
2-story frame dwelling 6l5
Brigandi David. Observation-Disclosures. 80
3lots "a. O2-1OO Butler street Nos
2ss, $50, 290
Boyer z Mary, with notice to NV
lot 22-9s Oak street between East
and st Andrews Scott plan 80
2-story frame dwelling
Barnes, Hannah E... so
lot 24.02-l00 Butler street Scott
/ plan No 29l
Barr, sarah ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs II
lot 24.s.IcO Carver street Reimer
plan No Is
2-story frame dwelling No l4S
Barrett. James (w) % 05
2 lots 25-io0 each julius street
]. Woolslair plan 6S, 81
22-story frame dwellings No 136,
l3S
12-story frame dwelling rear
Briggs, Newton ivy with notice to
Robert Mckinley ey................ 6 so
lot 24-ll711 Rowan avenue
Briggs plan No 81
I-story frame house
Connor VIII. ... u97
lot 9O-l2O Enterprise street be.
tween r and Frankstown
avenue
lot A-ll5 Renfrew street w II
Denniston plan No II
2story frame dwelling
lot 25-ll5 Renfrew street W
Denniston plan No II
2story frame dwelling lG1 Car
ver street
Connor Jacob. 500
lot 30 averaging PAS Allegheny
Valley Railroad near city line
crook, Elias. ...............:;....... . 50
lot 25-l09 Park avenue Thomp-
son plan No IS ..-.
e-story frame dwelling
Cohen, Joseph. ..................... 80
lot 2+100 Armand street Scott
plan No 23S
lot 2t94 Wall street Scott plan
No270
Crook, Warren n......... 291
lot 25-l09 Park street Thompson
plan No Ga .4-z
Carey, Michael (w) 735
lot % averaging l65 Luna street