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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
DEATHS.

CASSIDAY. Died. Of diphtheria. at tho
residence of his grandmother. 5lrs. {. A.
Ruh.es. IN Henrico county. on August loth,
az IL o'clock z. NJ. WILLIAM TELL
CASSIDAY. Youngest son II Paul L. and
Elizabeth +. Ca>sidN.
The funeral took place st the above
named residence On TUESDAY, August 18th,
NJ half past ) O'cloc6.
LEVEL Died. ut her residence. in
Woodyiile, Heurlco county. August l2th,
at g.i5 L. NJ, after IA lingering illness OF
twelve months, Mr.. LUCY LEHELL;
aged fifty-twO years.
She leaves "A husband. four ildren,. and
a host Of other relatives and friends to
mourn their loss.
A dearly loved one from US has gone,
A voice We loved il SUI.
A place Is vacant IN our home
That never can be- filled.
Her funeral will take place from the
FIRST Baptist church (colored) THIS AZ
TELNOON at 3 O'Clock. Friends and rela-
tives are cordially invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
4 HEN TO s1RoNn orENINa.

London was apparently q seller OF Union
Pacific, II. Paul aud AtchisOn III the early
trading. and after firm to strong opening
with further fractional gains = partial r.
action va forced IN the general list. viii G
Union Pacific wa broken f., per cent.
The reports from tho growing crops were
agln d. the most encouraging character.
and undoubted strength was shown IN the
active stocks throughout the day. although
tn" advances wore confined Il small irAc-
tons until Union Pacific again display cd
strength ~ the afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
Monty AID EXCHANGE.

Ecuing.- ychance quiet AMI steady at
4siai.j. Commercial bills. 49, s.aiNjA.
Money easy AZ lt.a2. Sub Treasury uai-
arccs-Coin. +92.242 90: currency, IN
5g1al. Governments duil but steady: 1
per cents. 10 4a's, lOO,4. State bonds
entirely neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
NEWYORk STOCK MARKET.

NV YORK, August 13.-1he stock mar
ket TO-DAY was less active, but displayed n
firm 10 strong tone. which, but for the IN
fuence Of Union Pacific might have been
the Cause Of material Improvement IN
prices. Signs are not wanting that the
Union Pacific floating debt scare has
served lis purpose in the street. and the
probabilities are that IN few days some
other sensation will take it, place and
that the floating debt will be allowed to
settle itself as far rs Wall street is con-
cerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
Funprli Notice.

The r. raj Of Mr.. d. ?. MONTAGuE
will taxi place THIS Friday AFTER
NOON AZ $50 O'Clock from ~. james
church. His friends aud those OF his
brother, John IL. Montague. are respect
fully requested 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

Only in q f.w specialties. however. did
the gains amount T. anything material for
the day, and usual rcelila,ion' 'agged
prices Of again during the lac trading
Amonc the sp.cialties most prominent for
strength were Chicago gas and Lake Ere
ami Western preferred. while the only
weak point m the list was Louisville and
Nashville, but it, ioss was only ?, per
cent. for the day. one 81 The features of
the day. however, was the strength IN
IRE. which WIS., moro active than Tor some
;ime. eud scored handsome advance for
the t4v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

Tie market hually closed quiet and firm,
generally az snail fractions better than
last nights prices. while Lake Erie and
Western preferred IS no 20. Chicago gGs,
H., AID Euc + per cent. Sales 81 listed
stocks. $4,000 shares; of unlisted, l,CJg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

IWVOTIfTI IOT w WITIf-'-TI'T
ArGTSr l3-Narket dun. Moderate tyansar-
lions rruortcd AZ quota'ion-. Primo. 2Hlc.; extra
prime. &c: fancy, Ja3i,c. factory nani-pic
ed .faic.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-23

publican party pledged itself, was killed
Was it due to democratic manipulation
that the Squire and Metcalfe bribery
scandal was the event of the legislature
Was it due to democratic manipulation
that the geological survey steal was
passed?
Was it due to democratic manipulation
that in this city republican officials were
discovered to be stealing from the city
treasury?
The republican party has had every
thing in it's own hands and it is alone
responsible for the political situation in
this state.-Tacoma News.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-23
THE JoKoPHoNE.
(Phunnygraphed by the HERALD,


Mason's fruit jars at Kroenert Bros
"Do you know that your wife refused
me once ?" "She did, Ell? That's din
ner on you. Truth.
Unfurnished rooms for rent, suitable
for family. Apply at this office. tt
Brown-Good-bye; be good to yourself.
Blossom (heartily)-I will; I'm kind
hearted man.-Epoch.
A large force of men are at work grad
ing streets in the Portland addition. If
Mamma (from the sitting-room)-Why
are you so still there, Ethel? Ethel-Be-
cause Jack is still here.-Ex.
Mrs. John A. Logan's Home Magazine
and the HERALD, one year for $500.
"What are you reading, dear?" "a
letter from mother, john" "What does
she say ?' "Oh, nothing!" ''That isn't
like your mother, is it?'-Puck.
Finest butter in the county at the
Aberdeen Market, ]. D. Morehead, prop.
When Edieon's kinetograph comes into
general use, we shall at last be able to
see what that sweet-voiced operator at
the central Office really looks lke.-Life.
Ladies' elegant jackets, peasant cloaks,
in black and colors, just received at Tok-
las & Kauf mans. 35-tf
She-Whom do you care most for,
Jack? He--Is it possible you do not
know whom l love best in all this world
She-Yes, know; but next to him ?
Life.
Anything you want in the crockery
! line at Kroenert Bros. New lines con-
stantly arriving.
Remember, my child, kind words can
never die" "Maybe So, says the suffer
ing woman; "but they can go off and
stay for years and be given up for lost. >
Bazaar.
Kroenert Bros. are continually receiv-
ing fresh fruits, vegetables and gro
ceries. tt.
Birdie McGinnis-Do you really love
me, Gus, as much as ever? Gus de Smith
Indeed, do. You are, and always
will be, my failure wife. | swear it.
Texas Siftings.
Potatoes, potatoes! twenty SACKS o.
old potatoes, lie per b., at Mitchell's
Cash Store.
| New York visitor-Were you ever in
London, Miss Onondago? Syracuse belle
No; the Canadian teams Of the Inter.
national don't put up good enough ball
to tempt me over the border.-Texas Sift-
ings.
For SALE--Or will exchange for a LOT
in Aberdeen. one upright Fisher piano
as good as new. Inquire at this office. Il
Mr.. Peterkin-Oh, like to sit by you,
Miss Belle. Miss Belle (who is exclusive)
And so do I. Mr.. Peterkin (puzzled
for the moment)- -er--how's that ?
Miss Belief like to sit by myself
Puck.
PossEssoRY CLAlM--Fine bottom land
close 20 tide water; worth $4,000. Price,
SIS per acre. Address, box 1876, Monte
sano, WASH. 4l-2t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-23
Democratic Manipulations.

Republicans are beginning to realize
tis;at there is great likelihood that this
State will go Democratic next year. The
Yakima Republican in a recent editorial
very forcibly acknowledges this, but re-
fnses 70 acknowledge that the Repub-
iican party itself is to blame for the
change in public sentiment at will
mot do for the Republicans OF this State
TO rest in falcied security upon the ma
IcTlties of $780," says the Republican.
large proportion of our immigration
is Democratic Eastern Washington,
without some counteracting influences
are Immediately set to work, will be los.
TO the republican party. The trades
unions, knights o. Labor and other
labor organizations, through the manipu-
lailons OF the democrats, threaten our
supremacy in wes.er Washington.
The News would like to ask the re-
Eublicans few questions.
Was it due to the .manipulations OF
the democrats" that the -Pinkerton
bill, to which the republican party
pledged itself, was killed?
Was it due to democratic manipula-
SION that Sullivan and his gang were
allowed, contrary to law, to terrorize the
Franklin miners?
Was it due to democratic manipulation
that the eight-hour bill, to which the re-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-23
For August Reading.

Poultney B;gelow, who was school
mate Of the German Emperor, will con-
tribute an article to the Midsummer
(August) Number Of The Century on the
first three years of the Emperor's reign
the third anniversary OF his ascent to the
throne having taken place on the 18th Of
June. Mr.. Rigelow believes that "since
Frederick the Great no king of Prussia
has understt cd his business like tn
emperor" and in this article he gives
what he considers the secret OF the pow l
of William ii. with his people, and ,inci-
dentally contributes many facts regarding
his life.
This number OF The Century will be
especially rich in illustrated articles and
complete stories. and the illustrations Of
Mr.. Bigelow's paper will include num-
Der of views OF the palaces at Berlin and
Potsdam, and engraved portraits of the
Emperor and Empress will form double
frontispiece.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-23

George Washington knew the value of
newspaper advertising. In a 'reproduc-
ton in fac smile of it's first number, pub
lished 11S years ago the Baltimore Amer
ian displays half-column cad" by the
father of his country, announcing that he
had bought 10000 acres of land which he
divided into homesteads and was rea( y
to place upon the market. George was a
great man but he had an eye to bus mess.
Seattle Telegraph.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-23
SUMMONS.
The State of Washington, &C
Comfy of Chehalis. %

The State of Washington, ss
County of Chehalis. o.
In Justices Court, VIM. f. Keyes, Justice
Aberdeen Precinct.
To CAssIUs A. CARROLL: In the name of the
State OF Washington you are hereby notified that
John W. Farquhar has filed complaint against
YOU in said court, which will come on to be
heard at my Office in the city of Aberdeen, in
Chehalis county, State of Washington, on the
21st day of August A. d 1891, at the hour of 1C
O'Clock a. M, and unless you appear and then
and there answer, the same will be taken as
confessed and the demand of the plaintiff
granted; that the object and demand of said
complaint is recover the sum of ninety nine
dollars 1899 00) due from you to the plaintiff for
labor and services heretofore rendered at your
request. Complaint was filed July Dist, A. d.
1891.
Dated July 81, A. D. 1891.
WILLIAM 4. KEYEs,
41-4t Justice of the Peace.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-23

PaTasols in great variety, in black and
eei orr, silk or satin, for ladies or children,
Et Ioklas q Kaufman's. 35-tf
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-23

Kroenert Bros have just received leo
gross of Mason's jars. tt
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-23


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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-16
CORN TO BERFCUGAIlED
Agent Charles J. Murphy Aries
IL Its Defence.
HE IHlCaEs ITS VALUE As FOOD
he hAs spsst Much finas AM hsssy in
rryinx to Infr0dass ths szesaisat
sJshsny taks To the lstisd
NAbsbs Of ExFops.

WAsHrssros. Oct 1s-Cablss from
ply, special agent Of the United States
agricultural department. is receiving
much attention in Germany in his eff
forts 20 introduce Indian corn ILis
recognition Of Murphy comes very
tardily- For the last I'VE years he has
been tsborinz at the European capitals
~ induce people TO use Indian corn Is
food. He spent his own money and re-
eaeed himself almost 10 the point of beg
gary. Murphy turned up at the Paris
sxposition with plans of ''eorn pal
ace" bat Director General Franklin
and the American commissioners
ssnubsed him and declined 10 have any
thing 70 do with the corn project The
treatment he received made many be-
lieve Murphy was crank. and
he was treated accordingly. After
getting the cold shoulder from Ameri-
can officials no turned his attention To
the AmericAa tourists In Paris With
his wife and cook he visited the hotels
which Americans patronizsd and sur
prised them at their dinners by laying
before than generous supplies OF
American 'Johnny cake" American
cornstareh pudding and other corn
fooda
When Secretary Rusk took hold of
agricultural affairs he was greatly
surprised that no official effort had
been made in Paris 70 show the value
OF American corn rs food He heard
of Murphy and wrote 70 him just about
the time that the 'sorn crank" was on
his last legs Later Mr.. Murphy was
commissioned as special agent for the
agricultural department at 81, ooc a year.
He wrote TO the agricultural de-
partment short time ago, saying that
II il had not been for the appointment
coming In the nick of time his entire
labor Of years would have been thrown
away. for the money he had sauandered
and the kicks and snubs he had re-
ceivsd had at last driven him 10 desper-
alton Commissioned rs the repre-
sentative Of Secretary Rusk he now
goes to Germany with prospects that
his labor will at least be recognized.
Samuel j. Tilden was the first To pro-
pose that foreigners should be taught
TO use American Indian corn as food.
He got Abraham S. Hewitt to intro
duce bill in congress giving 500, 900
toward introd ucing this article abroad,
but the bill failed 70 pass After
twenty years Secretary Rusk takes up
Tildep's idea and Is putting his best
efforts into making il success. Up to
the present time only per cent OF our
entire corn product has been sent
abroad and even this insignificant ex-
port has been used by the foreigners
as cattle feed Bat with Europe urg-
emily pressed tor brsadstuifs. to take
the place of her short crops. Secretary
Rusk believes that the time has come
20 open this foreign market for corn as
human food. and that corn cake
will be the apostle of corn in Europe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-16
TEE GRAND RAPIDS
Land aud Improvement Co.,
Limited, have to Offer the following
~ g as
TlahFR.

Spec ais:
TlakfR.
]. 40 acres fre hardwood. near Cadillac oa
7. * A. Y. II. l-zfSr tlarts OF pine and hara-
wood IL various ie.rls Of the state.
A tract oil che E1adred million fl000oo.0oo
feet Of white Pine IN Nlanesota. Descriptions
and estimates 5nraiShea on application.
CITY PROPERTY.
Street ears are new running on buchanan
81. and B9rfon ave-. maSlng lots on the Belle
Phio addition very des.Iat.e. Cali On Us Tor
Irces ara terms
A bargain IN house arc lot or Soush Lafay-
cite. H. Al Chef-s; Also On Octave. Baxter.
NewherTy snd NafJh L.iayettests. also des4r-
able houses and lcts in ysTl 0I The ely 10 suit
the taste.
Farms.
We haYt them. ahyrhCre you faay Wish TO
locate. G theF 10 eel ar eSchsBct for city prep.
efty. 4 few hsAtssme. Nc ! II 9Itd residences
to trace Tor improved farms.
We deal in Detroit aud Grand Rapids c ~
property ana can eject advantageous e.
changes when desired.
handsome suite of hronnns on Cott-sse. TO
rent N s. re- month, Houses 10 rent "a yzrl-
Gus parts -. tllr city,
Is You have property 10 sell. exchange or
reat leave Ia with u. We aave more spplica-
ilaas than we can iii.
GRAND RAPIDS LAND AND IMP. Co. Lte.
o. " ondery l-uiiain1. Strand Rapids. Mich.
aDd - Campau building. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-16
Prices To ConanmarS

FLOUR AND FEKD-Lily White. s2.75; Patent
,.o0p cwt; corn mea 81. 90 e cwt; feed S24.oo@
800 rer ton: middlines. SLIGO y ton; bran,
10 - ton ships. siT y ton.
MEAr-P0rk steak. loc; roast. lcc; ribs. Sc;
xenderloin. l2i1c; ham. I &c; beef steak. e910c;
oaSt. enisc; rib. &C; mutton. 61isc: spring
amb.l IS 89c;spring chicken. 25c;turkeys l21ic
aucSs. 1zIzc.
Ps0Ducr-Butter. &c; eggs zoe: potatoes.
sc "A bu: beets. lCo 2 PIX; onions. sc Y PIX
peas. BE = PIX; bes n sdlc Y PIX; raiishes. lSc 2
IiOz; peaches. $500 y pix; apples. 20c PIX
yrapes. 3e35c: crab apples. sc per PIX pears.
SIC per PIX.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-16

GRArS-Wheat s2c; csrn. 5Sc oats. 2sc; rye
-Oc; barley. Sl.le = cwt.
MEtTs-Beef.s1s97c pork. 5lzS6c; mutton. 5
etc; spring lamb, sc; fowls. Zoe: spr NJ chick
en-. Exc; veal. 6l5c; turkeys. l24c; ducks.
e.
PRoDucR-Butter. aOc; eggs. 1sc; potatoes. soc
4 ba; beets. &c bu; oplons. zoe = bu; rad lsh-
-. &c 2 doz; Z bu; DEANS hand picked. Sl.5e
2 bu; honey. Ice; peaches. sl.O"gs2c1 hl:
0e = bu.
Wool-Weshed. 2oQ2sc unwashed n@20c.
hAY-Iimothy. Si5Sio . toni clover, sl29lS
per ton; straw. 80 r ton.
lIipEs AND TALLows-Green. 4lSc; part cured
&c: cured. Sc: calf skins. green. &c; calf skim
cured. &c; tallow. 41sc; peits. 69c@sl.5J; dekin
,sGLoSe
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-16
an EsIATE TRANsEEas.

Matte Dgatoa 70 caas usrrinsE n.
let's l. Z Il za4 T. bis ). z8d Al Of 5lA 4.
D4lfaus 44a .....--..s... : SO
Traces II Ross 60 ktssFd Rexn IDS.
- II iot A. Ok =. Comsfocxs klst ..-.-.---.-- lNl
villa a > tfrl rfns 10 Aaaa r &cshelsc.
or Is. "a MI \ 80 ours adj ...-..-.~ u.
4sua4 helty - GharseS q Snediry AID
Jsha EashFea. lots 81 . ii5. IL Iis. ia,
rs II. IL. rs. IL xAa %. heii9sx i
Bemlss5a ......'...''...-'..,. - ssa,
q see :. vsrxsssss'.'.....''.-'....-...-. sos
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-16
CUT OFF HER EARS.
Fearful Revenge of Negro on the
Woman Who Secured HIS Conviction

COLUMBIA. g. c., Oct Is - Fred
Kempson, colorcd, who was recently
convicted of assault and battery with
intent TO kill and sentenced to eighteen
months imprisonment in the state PEN
itentiary escaped last week and re-
turned TO Lexington county, where his
victim, Rebecca Thomas. lives While
Kempson was concealed in the woods
the woman cam. along aud was soon
overpowered. He gave her the choice
of having her throat cut or her ears
taken OF. She chose the latter. where
upon the fellow took . pocketknife and
Severed both ears
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-16
QUEEN VcToaIA's nloHTcAp.
How she Toch . Glass OF GreE with Her
SaitePs-

sailers-
An sllusion. which I saw in \ LONDON
letter published by one of the New
York newspapers. 10 Queen Victoria's
fpndness for . ..'nightoap" In the shape
Of Aud Kirk whisky and Apollinaris,
writes the Marquise de Fontenoy. re-
minds nc OF an incident which took
place on one occasion on board the roy
o. yacht Victoria and Albert. says .
writer in the Kansas City Journal The
queen and her ladies' had settled them
selves Ia what they considered to be .
very sheltered place. protected by the
psdalehox- Suddenly abe observed .
eonmotion among the sailors. little
knots OF men talking together IN myS
tcrious manner. First one officer came
NJ, then another. looking puzsied, and
as lsngth the captain appeared
The queen. whose curiosity had been
aroused. asked what was the matter
and laughinxly inquired 81 The captain
whether there was going ~ be a multi
NJ on board The captain -eplied THAI
be did not know what would happen
unless her majesty vas srsesoasly
passsed 70 remove her sest
Move my att exclaimed Vie queen
SWAY should II What ha<u An do
Tag here"
"wsli. rr'nn.v ssid The captain.
s->h- fact y that yonr majesty Is sitting
IN against she door II the place whers
Nhe ~rc~ tubs arr kept and so the rnsr
eanncs haze their greg
"0hl very we'll smiled tse queen.
81 win move on one condition. narneiy,
ssat v,1u bring me n glass 81 grog
This was done end after tasting n ths
areeu saasis 4 sra afraid ! ear oniy
sa&e sue remark. and thss % dat q
-vould Re very good v n were little
sArcnxsr~
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-16
T. WCLOSIERHOUSE
Dealer in real estate. personal property an
loans and business exchange.

Has Ave acres on Alger avenue and Esst-st.
hat viii plat in good shape. with new house
and barn, for s2.7oo; viii take house and lot
worth 81. go as first payment
Twelve acres on Fulton street for 5000; this
IS growing la value very fast.
House and lot No. 81 Henry street; lot 50xis2;
this house has hall. par.or. sitting room and
nath below and three chambers above; crate
aad mantle and furnace and gas, making n
complete home for s5.sta.
Hcuseand lot No.56s Filth avenue; lot 50x1s2:
house mas i've rooms below. all finished above;
three rooms not fnisaed. Tor sl.s0o; this Is on
a graded street.
J. W. CLosTERHoUSE.
have house and lot corner Ethel ave. and
LeRaR ~. newly fntshed house. contains ten
rooms. I'VE fin she'd oak. hne CRATE and
leet front porch. six feet wide. nice veil. largo
cisteru. cellar under whole II house piped for
gas. aud furnace; will sell cheep; $40 down,
ba ance monthly
No ie7 Lake ST.. cheap; $50 down. balance
easy.
New house IN east part Of the city; will take
good weTk team. harness aad wagon as irss
payment
want about 500 worth OF team work rs nrst
payment o iot or h8Dse and Tot.
Sir room house On hill. fifteen minutes walk
% sweets Hotel. for silss; $50 down. SO
monthly.
Houses for rent and for sale at your own
priees.
J. W. Ciosterhouss has 4 house and lot No.
q Hoiester St. for SAe0
wv. cLoSTgRHoUsE.
Phone As IL Cana &c.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-16
killed By IN. breaking Of scsnOid.

DIES MoIsxs, Ia. Oct f1-Charles
Mann, a contractor and builder. was
killed by the breaking of scafold
shortly after noon Wednesday. He was
working on building and fell about
95 feet Death resulted instantly. He
leaves family.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-16
Live Stoch.

CHICAGO, Oct IS.
CATTLE - Market moderately active and
weaker Quotations ranged at e6 0oels25 for
prime 10 shipping Steers; a. 3o6sso for good
70 fancy DO o. 40ss2 IS for common TO fair
DO. 10 031ks- IS loo butchers bIecf.. sltsA1.2 -
Tor Suckers S. 10 3io for Texans; la5oSe
a6o for rangers; sa.5o1a2o for Feeders: g.. 600
$50 for Cows; kl60Zs3U0 for Bulls, aud o. 500
800 for Veal Calves
HoGs-Msrkss fairly active, but feeling
rather weak. Prices easy. Sales ranged at
s2co14io for Pigs: s3.75etl. so for light; 81 $50
AIS for rDugn packing; a. lss45o FOR mixed, and
o. 3oNt ~ fos heaIy packing and shipping lota
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-16
DeG0LlA BROS,
pxAlKRs n -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS
8 ard 9 Tower Block
DeG0LlA BROS.

TOR sALK--or exchanges los acres Il n.lss
orchard, sol clay loan Tails Is Ne. harm;
price s1.a<,
E0R sALk-os exchange; 80 acres AZ miles
uen Al1dlsyslle. barry esantys roem
mouse nex large tsr1. geoc ouftull "a \ - xo0a
sou. - acres seeded and A acres of Wheat Oh
The xroaDes price $50.
E'OR EAShAAGE-lae acres 81 miles from
NAY xne. Axe an eoenls. With ave housss
AAd tive laltr hzras. aeeo orchard. ~ seres
improved. - acres seeded; % exchange loF
south end property; price sa.zDA
nor nALk-or exchange; ~ acres mf.es
from city; clay loan. rev house, ACE
place Tor gardening. pr-es tZ.1so.
ITO ExCHAN6E-For farm within 10 or y
= mics OF city. two houses ane tive lots en-
last Ieonara-st,- no iceumberanee. ana
would tAke small snct1ihe rance; * y0u wish 10
get good city property here II year chance.
Vso EXcHAEGE-for farm; s-raom house IN
northern part OF the city; lzcge lot wflh
fair esrs: Senid pay sefns cast difference
no ExcH ASGE-For fsrns nice houses on
= South leaia-st; this IS extra good resi-.
etnce property: swner would Ray Slxo Il
saS0; cash dlifrrsnee Tor good iarns price O.
his property sssco
ITO ExCEASGR-For farm near some small
- village. lo-roela house aud iva vacant
lots Ia north cad, al worth sSAsi no incam-
berance and would psy some casa II necessary.
TO ENcHASGE-Far farm within Is miles Of
city. tfaem house ln southern part Of
city. worth slxe; woIla take some iacumber-
ancc-
TOR SAIE-gs acres Of lard 10 miles south
and east of city 81 acres sfllp proved balance
beech, maple ana AK timber; small honss.
caard; soil clay loan; best larsl iE the coun-
~; prior sXo1-