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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-10-09

bureau of immigration, and to do pre-
cisely what Commissioner Valentine had
begun to do for Vermont. She will un-
questionably succeed, as Vermont would
have succeeded with the systematic ell
couragement' which the Journal be-
speaks for the Minnesota movement.
Every movement for the betterment Of
Vermont has been impeded or destroyed
either by the influence men-
toned by the Journal, or by that the
HerdldS correspondent sets forth, or by
both together. An editorial paragraph
quoted from the Brattleboro Refolne, :.
last week contained the pointed remark,
ut is not pretty thing to do when men
are trying to do something for the up
building of Vermont, to pursue them
with carping criticism This is true,
and this ''carping criticism" this ''reac-
tionary opposition" these ''neighbors"
about the abandoned farms, are worse
enemies to Vermont than long winters
and rock ribbed mountain ranges COM
bined. The State is small and sparse
ly settled; the influence of few NAL
contents - misinformed or ignorant or
evil-minded people-is more directly
felt, and is the more injurious; and the
greater the necessity for unity of action,
for abjuring cavil and consciousness.
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The Shelburne, New York Ners in
publishing the record of the Dixon fami-
ly refers to Major Joseph Dixon, one of
the early settlers of Manchester. He
served through the Revolutionary war
and came to this town in 1872. The
town records show that he purchased 100
acres of Moses Soper for e2GO, lawful
money by deed dated April 16, 1882. The
records of Manchester show that ''hc
was one of the listers in 1877, 'SS, and
go; moderator in 1871, highway survey.
or in various years, up to 1875, and fire..
quent appointed on various committees,
He did not sell his real estate here until
1899, several years after his removal to
Shelburne, which occurred in 1875. Six
of his nine children were born at Man
chester. The family became quite prom
inent in their new home in New York.
-"Beruard Hanley, n resident of our
village for thirty years or more, died
Sunday" Sept. 9th, says the Journal,
aged IS. He was quiet, peaceble citi-
zen, seldom away from home, but genial
and of quiet humOr that made every
body his friend. He leaves three sons
and two daughters" One of these,
Maria Hanley, has lived in Bennington
several years and is well known to many
of your people.
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The heresy case Of DR.. Briggs, before
the New York Presbytery this week has
attracted wide attention. This is the
common-sense way the MacQueary case,
now settled, looks to. the Middlebury
Register, which says: "The Rev. How
ard MacQueary, the Episcopal clergy
man of Canton, Ohio, who was con-
victed of hereSy last spring on account
OF his views regarding the Incarnation
and Resurrection of Christ, has finally
renounced the ministry of that church
and will take charge of Universalist
church at Saginaw, Micn. Mr.. Mac
Queary has done the decent and the wise
thing-decent because no man holding
such views as his on vital points has any
business in the Episcopal ministry,
where he can accomplish nothing for
good and may do much for evil, and
wise because he would have had to 90
sooner or later, no matter whether he
wanted to or not. A man might as well
admit doubts as to the existence and sue
cess of American tin plate and expect to
be the candidate for high bailiff on the
Republican ticket in Addison county
next year as to try to stay in the EpiscO-
pal ministry and teach MacQueary doc
trines." He will, in Universalism. be
permitted to QueJy without the prefix,
to his hearts content.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-10-09

Apropos to the publication (exclu-
sively for Bennington, in our columns
two weeks since, of the new whistle
code of storm signals, an exchange com
ments in a manner interesting to our
Vermont readers, especially, as follows:
"The system of sounding the weather
signals was originally suggested by Mr..
Hiram L. Bixby of Chelsea, Orange
county, Vt, some eight years ago, and a
bill introduced by him in the Vermont
legislature providing for sounding the
signals at State expense passed the As
sembly, but was defeated by a narrow
margin in the Senate, Through his per-
sonal efforts, however, the system was
actually in successful operation for
some time in certain parts of Vermont,
and it was adopted by the U. S. Weather
Bureau after thorough examination,
based on his explanation of its merits.
1t will be readily seen that the general
adoption of this, or some similar system,
would bring the weather signals within
the reach OF farmers (the class they most
benefiD, much more generally than by
the display of flags, for with the increase
of manufacturing and railroad building
comparatively few farmers or other per-
sons are out of hearing of steam whis-
ties. Farmers have less leisure than any
other class for driving to town where
flags are displayed or weather predic-
tions published, but they would doubt
less appreciate and be greatly benefited
by an arrangement which brings the
weather predictions to their own doors,
for the hearing"
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been using DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran-
tee them every time, and we stand ready
to refund the purchase price, if satisfa =
tory results do not follow their u.s..
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits. C. D.
Gibson, druggist
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State Christian Endeavor Convention

1t is announced that arrangements are
nearly completed for the sixth annual
convention of the Christian Endeavor-
Union of Vermont, convenes at Brat
tleboro Tuesday and Wednesday, bcto.
Der 9th and 2Sth. Among the speakers
are Rev. DR.. II. c. Farrar, president of
the New York State Union, Secretary j.
w. Baer of the United Society, Rev. j.
l.. Sewell, assistant editor of the Golden
RUE, James McConaughy, an instructor
at Mount Hermon, Louis Schultz of
Chicago, W. J. Van Patten- and Rev. H.
A. Starks of Burlington, Rev. Z. Marten
of Bennington and Rev. Gibbs Braislin
of Rutland. Each society is entitled to
send two delegates and accommodation
may be obtained by corresponding with
Charles II. Thompson of Brattleboro.
The complete programme will be an
nounced next weok.
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BENNINGTON co. SAVINGS BANK.

TTNhe Bennington County Savings Bank at the
i Bennington County National Bank is open
daily for the transaction of business from 10 o'clock
a. m. to 4 o'clock p. M, Sundays and Holidays eX-
cepted.
Interest to depositors strictly in accordance with
he laws of the State Of Vermont. Money de-
posted anytime after the first day of each month
draws interest from the first day of the next
ceeding month. Interest computed January
lst and July lst, and if not withdrawn will he added
o principal, and interest thereafter will accrue
SponI :.
Loans solicited upon cal state and undoubted
personal securities.
A. b. VALENTINE, President
" E.HAWKS, Vice President,
j. 7. SHUR1LEFF, Treasurer,
Il. w. qARMAN Secretary,
TRUsTEEs-A p. Valentine, VIM. Z. Hawks
q. w. Harman, Olin Scott, j. T. Shurtleff, e
Gibson j. X. Judson
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Miss Frances E. Willard declares that
the Western papers are booming the
chloride-of-gold cure for drunkenness
[noted elsewhere to-day.-ED. BANNER. !
to kill off the Prohibition party.-Er.
We learn that the Chillian revolution was
gotten up for the same purpose, and that
the crowned heads of Europe are likely
soon to be knocked together with the
same end in view. 1t is really too bad,
sis.=BeIfnSt RennbHcan.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-10-09

In another place to-day we print a re-
sumo of the speeches and acts of Presi-
dent Harrison that will attract atten.
ton. Locally the article is of local as
well as National Importance, the adj
mirable speeches at Bennington being
referred to and classed as among the
great sayings of the day. We advise our
readers to give the article careful con-
sideration,
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Z. CUTLER, DENTIST.
Successor to Or. S. B. Pike.

Al operations performed in the most thorough
and careful manner, and at reasonable prices,-
My aim will be o give ei.tire satisfaction to all
cases submitted to my care.
Gas AID Ether administered for extracting
teeth without Nain when desired,
Office Opposite Free Library Hall, Bennington,
37tf Vermont.
Having sod my dental practice to Dr,A. Z.Cut.
er, gentleman of experience and ability, ! be-
speak for him the same liberal patronage that mas
been accorded me the past eighteen years
DR.. S. b. PIKE,
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DIR. B. c. JENNEY, Dentist.

SUCCESSOR TO DIR. j. N. SCRANTON.l
- Is prepared to perform all operations IN Dent
stry in a thorough and vorkmanlike manner. Per-
ect satisfaction guaranteed in all cases submitted
o his care, and at reasonable prices. Gas or
Ether administered or extracting teeth when re-
luired. Office opposite Congregational Church
Main ST., Bennington.
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Deacon White cOnered corn and was
badly nipped; but he is not so badly off
as those who nip the extract of corn.
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WILLIAM E. MASON, LAWRENCE NJ. ENNIS.
ROBT. p. BATES.

T AW OFFICES OF
II MASON, ENNIS & BATES.
Rooms 81, 80, 80 & 40 Unity Building 70 Dear
corn Street, Chicago. III.
Investments speciality. Loans of any amount
placed upon Chicago real estate at per cent:
small loans at per cent per annum. A share OF
Jour business in both departments solicited. 10
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
II

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
" Estate of MARY F. BARNEY
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Bennington,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the estate
of Mary +. Barney, late of Bennington, in
said District, deceased, and all claims exhibited in
offset thereto hereby give notice that we will meet
house of John b. Smith on the 18th day
Of October, and Nineteenth day Of
December next from o'clock, p. m. until 4
the 29tb day of Sept, A. d. 1891. is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Bennington this goth day OF Sept.
A. ID. 1891.
JOHN B. SMITH.
JARED HOWARD,
3S Commissioners.
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THE BANNER.
BENNINGTON:
FRIDAY OCTOBER 0, 1891.

Entered at the Remington p q. a. second-class
mptrer by c. A. PIERCE, Publisher.l
Terms. $3.50 per year, strictly in advance
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-10-09

We print an article on Municipal Gov
ernment," based on a recent article on
that subject by President Elliot of Har-
ward. There is no subject on which our
citizens should be more interested. We
are trying to improve our villages and
indeed our whole town and in doing this
we should avail ourselves of whatever of
scientific knowledge can be obtained in
doing it, Our village improvement So
cieties can do much in directing the
reading Of the people in the right chan
mel on the subjects SO important to us in
this respect.
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The Daily Market Letter dated New
York, Tuesday, October 9th, says:
Business to-day has not been active,
but in the afternoon prices stiffened con-
siderably, and Erie securities were
chiefly instrumental in rescuing the
market from dullness. This property
has been managed with consumate skill.
Mr.. King, as president, and Gen. McCul-
Tough, as chairman of the executive
committee, have used the same kind of
talent and applied it as assiduously to
the benefit of a road as a successful bank
president would employ his financial
talent to make good earnings for bank.
They have not been operating the road
directly for the benefit of spectators ex-
cept so far as careful attention to the fl
nancial and physical condition of the
property might benefit that class. They
have not been issuing pronunciamentos
to the world, but they have given out
monthly statements of net and gross
earnings" This tribute is very gratify-
ing to us because we know that it is de-
served.
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u S. GOKAG,
Eo Practical Photographer.
Pictures from Minette 10 Life Size. Also Sou
venirs of Bennington Vt go views only 75c.
2716 Main Street, Bennington, VT. 3Gyl
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BATCHELDER & BATES.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLoRS AT LAW
N and Solicitors in Chancery.
Office over First National Bank, Bennington & Sott
J. X. BATOHELDEP, L. l.. BATES.
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The verdict is unanimous that
the New Variety Store is giving the
best values in Tea & Coffee.
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SHELDON & CUSHMAN.
A ttorneys and Counsellors at Law, anu Solici
n tors in Chancery. No. SO7 Main Street,
Bennington. Vt, lNf-oZ
w. b. Sheldon. IL. L. Cushman'
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-23
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

ROOMS Aso TONES sLoos.
DEGOLIA BkOS-......-..--...-Proprletors
WANTED-Ts sell general store Ia fast
W growing poTtloR 81 cry stock sAa IA
lures IA nrst-ti4ss e2lciaons invoice about
s.1.s otaer eass Aess = reason ler selling have
established tga4c.
L'OR SALE Oh EXCHAN6E-kAkery with
4 snail stoek groceries sno lunch coGHteT Ia
connection. seod stand; lea rcaL with : ear
Lease. osEeT aust retire On account Of poer
health lDfsiee about sl589, soGld take sooS
rrEting property wIth s0lae iBcGInbrsace.
LNR SALE or EACHAAGk-fsr lot worth
s.tkG 81 $50. = i0rooEl house on Charles
ST. near Cherry; water. sewer. Gas. mantle and
CRATE and piPea for iuraaee; price sou
LOk SALE on EACHANuE-lne acre farm In
Uee&RA Co. one mile from LAKE Il icaig4R /,
o. acres In prov CO. balance Beech and Aap.e
timber. clay soil good buildings. l0e peach.
small nuts In abundance. PIlee SO per acre
TOR SAILS room house on Terrace ave.
modern nnish And handy 10 street car ser
wee. bAr-s Tor any one wishing South End
property.
WE-Hsye some me nursery stock. fruit.
w shade and ornamental trees for safe 81
one-half regular prices. II you are thinking 81
buying come IA and see Us We can sui you
on quality and price
Eok SALE-Tuo S-roem houses on North
Lafayette-st-. near Bridge Will sell both
or one cheap II sold within the next 70 days.
t'pk sALk-Yroom house on Auuson-sI, 80
1901 mont. good CELLAR Well and cistern {,
graded street water and gas price slsloi easy
terms.
nor sALE-sroom house on Third ST. stone
foundation; good well and cistern; will
sell on contract. slOo down. balance monthly
payments
E'OR sALE-7-room louise on Forrest ST. -
foot froat; well. e!stern ana modern con-
yenienees, on contract. SOD down.
EOk SALE-i lots on North ave. 54xioo al
80 each on contract; easy terms
L'OR EACHANGk-H acres Two miles from
IL
standard pear trees. % cherry. * apple -
plums. 30 goosberries acres Of Strawberries.
good house and barn. Price $500
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
IA erty III sums 10 suit Roomss and .. Tower
block.
Dr6oLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-23

TOR SALE-Houses and lots and vacant lots
a IN all par $ OF the city; y you wish 10 buy
for home or an Investment call and See me.
). W; Closterhonse phone 4. IS Canal 81.
kOk SALE-theap. II sos IN a few days. a
4 good mouse. stone foundation. large cellar.
large lot. lawn soded. iron fence. house sup
pled with pure spring water; price only $500.
tUk sALE-A new SIX room house. only ten
a minutes walk fFom sweets Hotel; viii
take so down aud $40 per month, price only
EoK sALE-0r exchange-A new two family
4 tenement Oh East Bridge-st.. Will sell
!, |, s par, pay srae..ss: i ca@ai-ss,
Z MeRr,noldssf.; vii sell cheap; look it
over If you want Il call aud see me.
EOR SALE-Oa monthly payments same As
ton, two facing brsadway. aiss vacant lois on
same addition; Will sell on long time or will
bulld yen a house 10 order. Call and see me.
EOk SALE-On easy terms No. SA scribner-
l. ST.. a large new ten room house. all modern
improvements; furnaca. gIate and mantle.
bath. gas. etc; GOOD home cheap. Call and
l Will show II 10 you.
tOR SALE-Only small payment down.
balance on long time a complete home
with all modern improvements No. ZIG Brad
burE-st.. near corner of fiiIh aud Madison
ayes; II you wish a good home cheap In that
locat on IL Will pay YOU 10 look this ~.
EOR SALE-A large vacant lot. suitable for
houses. family tenement or fsctory on
Court-st.. near Shawmut-ave.; viii sell on long
time. and will advance money TO build. Call
and see me J. ". Ciosternouse.
a. ROCERY stock IN good location for sale or
" trade; good reasons for selling.
A GOOD draft team. wagon. harness for sale
"A cheap or exchange.
A GOOD saddle peny. good size. also broken
"a to driving double or single viii sell cheap
or exchange for good buggy or araf horse.
pUl one of those lots on my addition on
IL Wealthy-ave.. before price advances; best
location Tor d nice home for the price in the
city. Cali and see plat and get prices.
HAVE several good farms near the city for
IL sale or exchange; houses 10 rent in all
parts Of the city.
DEN EMBER we loan money in sums TO suit
IL on good real estate security.
No trouble 10 show property.
IN. CL0STERH0USE
II Canai-st. Phone Is.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-23
Ia "s~hsisty.-

In oahs1etys
Two Immense, Jet black women In COR
g1ols plaid dresses, red and blue aud
yellow bonneIs and imitation monkey
hair shoulder CAGES. boarded = Detroit
street car the other day. each with huge
market basket on her arm.
Dropping into their seats with the
baskets AT thelr feet, one of them said 70
the other IN a weary tone:
La, Ms Wntahbottom, how tied 7
Is OBJ all dis heah sahsiety. Pse lees been
on dc lope all wintah- Use plum sick Of
ity'
Il Is, too, Mis- Snow. Use jess been q
gAllopin' 10 dis an a racin' Ter dat dc
hull endoorin' time. An neboah cared
much TO ssAhziety nohow"
Nor |. | amt no wish ter be . sab
siety pusson. but hit jess seems hke ono
got ter go or else fend ones fren's. I
nsboah did care TO sahsiety. % co'se I
Ike ter see lay fron's, bat when hit comes
ter dis regular fash nahle ssAhsiety l been
IN all ~intsh don't go much on HIT"
Nov yo's talkin' sens,, Mis- Snow,
20 Jess air. DIS Is do kas' wintah Use
gwine ter frow myself right into sahsiety
like rse been dom. Ez say, been on
do lope all wintah ter DIS pahty an to
dat 'ception. but rse gwine ter break of
from hit all next wintah-"
SOS I. Use seen an heerd an 1 keers
10 of fine sahsiesy an-oh. Is dis your
street,"
Yes; goodby. Sec you at de Jacksin's
PATTY tonight
And tho carcwurn -sahsiety" LADIES'
separated. Detroit Free PresA
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-23
REAL ESTATE

WANTED-A desirable house and lot worth
w $500 TO slsU1 or house worth same amount
built. 10 apply rs first payment on large
handsome lots In south part of city.
IF you are looking for a good farm. don't fail
10 sec me before purchasing; viii sell low
or exchange Tor city property
DOR SALE-or Exchange-A good room
l. house and 4 acre of land on Main-sf.. IN
the nourishing village OF LAKE ODESSA, on d. l..
4 y. r. r..
WANTED-A tubular well 10 apply on good
w lot; also Sl00 worth of grading Will be
taken a. part payment OH aIsf-cisss lot.
E0R GALE-New wcil-nn shed 7-room house
on Elm-ave.; good well. cistern and cellar
healthy and pleasant locality; will be sold at
bargain II sold In "a few days.
GOOD HARDWOOD fimbered lands for sale
~ or exchange for city property.
HAVE you seen kirtlsnd's Bear. kirtlsnd's
IL and .. y. Merr.its psts west of :. Divi-
s.on-st. and south of Griggs-sye.Y If not II
vii pay you to LOOK them over before iuying.
as they are In the prettlesi and mos; rapidly
growing suburb Of the city. aud musi he seen
TO be appreciated Come and get prices. All
may rely on courteous attention and square
dealing. q. II. kIkTLAND.
Cor. of Griggs-ave. aud Buchsnan-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-23

GUARDIANS ShLE-In the matter 81 tn
~ estate u Enc A. Davis. Notice - hereb
given that | shall seli ~ public suction. % IA
highest tf3der on saturday. the ffh day
Aprfl, A. b. 1891. Al ten 'ci.ek in the fufenmoo
at the front door Of the Probate once. ID Lyon
street Ia the city Of Grand Rapids in the
county-of heBt. In the State a Michigan. pur-
suant TO license and aufl GRITTY granted - me
Gu toe 18th day Of February. A. u. ISL. Nv the
Probate cour, Of Kent county. Michigan. al 81
the right. Title interest or estate 81 said min
orS Ia or 10 those c 'rtatn pieces or parcels %
and situated and beirg In The counts OF Kent.
sat. ai Michigan. known and described as
fellows. fo-wit. The east hal ~ the north
west quarter. and the southwest quarter 81
the northeast quarter. oil on section IA zen
10. In town six g. north OF range twelve %
west
Dsiec. February - A. u. sol.
MARsARET D. DAVIS, Guardian.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-23
LOCAL MARKETS.

GRArx-wheat. white. SC; red Csc: corn. IS
ats. SIC; rye. SIC, barley. sl.0oGl 20 q hundred.
Flour AND FEyD-Liiy White. $3.50 Patent.
400 v hundred corn meal. s2b g ton; feed.
<-6.5ogg7 90 . ton; mitdlings. s11oo; bran.
t-2O0
NHArs-Pork. teSFlc; beef. 5ta6i.; veal. ga
sl1c; mutton, lose lamb, 7Gsc; chickens. 1870
lie; turkeys. l21aci ducks. l09l2c; geese. 100
12c-
PRoprcx-Butter dairy, 2Gl5c creamery.
&c. eggs. nc. potatoes. s'aatl.00 p bu; apples.
81 Gootsl so = bG. beets. S0g3Sc r bu; onions.
sii6gt-sD = bu; beans. hand picked. G.s5fs2.l0
' bu; honey. lteSiTc; maple sugar. l0@l2S1c.
HfpEs Axp T.LLOw-tireen. tore; part
cured. 4i<a5c: cured hides, &C; calf skins.
green 5eftc; calf skins. cured. ale; talow. 3
ests.c; pelts. 1s5si.50; dekln skins. l59Zjc-
woop--i6ineh dry. si.75@2.gS ? cord; 2foot.
s251et3.-5 e cord; lfcot. s3.00ta4.15 = cord.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-23
AZ. II. WINANS,
ROOMS 81 ToWEa BLOCK
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
-akp
EMPLOY AENf BUREAU
MONEY To LOAN


Open Evenings Phone sa-
WANTRD-l hrst elsss ali-rouna tsiIoress.
seDe-2l girls. cooks Tor private i4mllles
BEST 81 wages; 81 maating employment eAil
a. Ladies Parlor. Tower block.
$500 ~erth o. valuable property in center OF
city, vel ren cd
~ acre farm. Gr1ttan township. az bar
gan.
10 acres finest farm in Alpine township. q
gain.
81 acres. IA miles cut. exchange for city
properly
10 acres. acres fruit. good buildings. p.
miles from railroad. so
II acres. Alpine. hOuss aRd orchard. Sn-
ssoo 6-roon house o. fou t1-sI.
si2uo new I-room house. corner Second ana
CenteTst-
slao0 loroom hou on Colt ave
$3.50 good room house on FourtA-sve.
sIi0). nice location. Tenth-aye.
sl4co new sr0om h use. Dunhams..
sl50o. fair house. large lor. {. Ionlsst.
slo00 s-room house. Sinclair 81.
sl7t0. easy payments. 7-room house. ser bner-
ST.
$3.50. terms easy. sroom hcus Clark-st.
5000. easy terms. s-room hsUse. Fremont 81.
500, nice new house. $50 Terrace
$50. large lot. Groom house. : lonla-st.
s2SDo. new house. large %. Tenth-aFe.
$500. i0-room house. ). Ionis-sf.
$50. fair house. large lot. Creseentaye-
s2s00 new T-ro0m house. Csssst.
$50. modern house on b II. trade for cheaper
one.
$3.50 good house. large lot. L. rridgest.
s350o. modern house. &C Henrys,.
$4,000 Y rooms. modern Improvements. Sec
ond-agc.
500 20 500. nice lots on Howard-st.. shett-
lers add.
$500 nice lot, Ger Madison and Lawn Court
Lot on Z. Bridges, sl70o.
Lot on Pr aspect ST.. Il ear Bridge. slo00.
Sli0) nice OF. :. Lafayette ST.
5000 fer large lot Oh Stockingst.
SlOG0 lot on Lane-aye 6txl62.